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

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Help! What class should I take? Never before had juniors had so many vhoiees to make for class seleetions - four elec- tives. Beginning to think seriously about their futures many juniors were choosing between voeational and college prep classes. Oth- ers were filling their schedules with anything to get by or to be with friends. Vocational classes filled up to three hours of students sched- ules. Skills were learned in eo-op programs and students could use the money they saved for college. David Flick said he chose, his classes, because I need the cred- its for college. I thought I would learn something but I wonder as Right: Replacing a quarter of PE with health, D'Linn Attawuy prartires CPR dur- ing class. Heads spinning Above: Having sell-fled Alum-rim-an literature as his choice- out of six vlassn-s. Terry Brad- ford reads The Americzm Sl'l'lOl3l'u from his text. Left: Planning, tu ln- ai rmmlu-r:'ial tlvsigner. Brenllu Cuntu lakes xuralional printing lo get more evperielire for her field. Lliiss ul 81

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A Deanna Dees ig, 3 S Vice President Natalie Pavelka Parliamentarian Sherry 'Koniricka Young pol1t1o1ans True to their reputation as the most united and spir- ited class the juniors emerged the leader of Homecom- ing spirit by winning the Pegasus award, the result of The juniors dominated Student Council with the president, treasurer two executive board members and 15 representatives from the class totaling 4-0672: of the Student Council members. The class sold calendars and sponsored a Christmas Dance to raise funds for their senior prom. Other pro- jects included the traditional Junior Follies and junior- senior powder puff game. Below: Determined for their class to win the Pegasus award secretary Terri Payne and treasurer Debbie Ford work on one of about six doors they helped decorate. g I I . N 'W we decorating more than 20 study lab doors. U y 5 C, S n I I r :swf Ili I 4 ' 1 ' I b I ,- jx f 4' .- r' S1531 D 'N ii 4 :rg EL . . .1 .jo Siu! V' X XXL, ui M .4 , if , Secretary Above: STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Front Row: Debbie Ford, D'Linn Attaway, Brenda Canlu, Shelley Andrus, Sheryl Bailey, Debbie Hayes, Kelli N I i PM X 1 LA.: Deville and Tracey Raymond. Second Row: Troy Tms- ret Wunderlich and Rush Evans. No! Pictured: Ci sell, Deanna Dees, Dennis Davis. Elizabeth Tann, Marga- Cantu. J - I 'T E' .5 ndy Class of '81 233

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