Aldine High School - Round Up Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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In p1rat1on Maybe thc subject was boring Resource teacher Roger Price said he felt that was the reason motivation was sometimes a problem But teachers tried to mott vate students anyway Teachers had manv wavs to stimulate interest The science teachers usually assigned projef ts the students must work on during a quarter The students were gen erally allowed to choose a subject of their own interest Laboratory experiments were also employed to inspire enthusiasm Sociology teacher Rosemary Winn and psychology teacher Janet Mathews asstgned students to take pub llc opinion polls on subjects of their choices Math teacher Debbie Mlreur often used math games to entertain her students and teach them at the same time Mr Price said he felt that teachers should show as much interest in the subject as they demanded of the students He also said he believed in a competltlve atmosphere One turkey trying to outdo another one, he said I I a 1 ' ' i . 1 s 'i ' .H . as - 184 Faculty 5 ff Above: Six Little Ducks sings child development teacher June McCoy as junior Novel Sims illustrates the song on the flannel board. Right: Spanish teacher Janice Burgos stimulates interest in the Spanish culture by bring- ing her husband, a naturalized citizen from Mexico, to lecture the Spanish club. Below: An avid runner himself. track coach Miki- lVlcCracken runs with senior ,lack Lcwi during cross country workouts. ,,,..-- 1-

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to our tennis team because he s always willing to help us in any- thing we do. - Sophomore Jerry Flores. About social studies teacher Janet Mathews: She s easy going and knows how to relate to her students. She makes it interesting to learn. - Senior Sherry McDaniel. About homemaking teacher Mickey January: You learn a lot from her and have a real good time in her class. She listens to you and cares about what you say. - Senior Diane Beneslante. Mr. Johnny Stewart is one of the coolest teachers in school. He s so fair. - Junior DeAnna Hartnup. Ri t: Senior Anthony Milligan said of govemment teacher .lim Curtain: He gets the point across and wants you to get involved in the conversation so you can get something out of it. Teachers are great About tennis coach Rusty Russell: He is like a second father Eh l Q-...,.., Above: Senior Natalie Grimes said of cosmetology teacher Dorothy Iackowski: She has been a great teacher, also sweet and understanding. Sometimes I haven't felt like working, and she's pushed us through our work, and l'm glad that she did. Mrs. Jackowski super- vises as junior Ianath Riley works on junior Helen Caesar's hair. Right: Coach Linnstaedter is not only one of the finest coaches in Aldine, he's also a good friend and adviser. said sophomore Richard Alvear.