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

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Below: Formal or not, Jackie Zaborowski and date, along with just about everyone also in the room, danved the Cotton-Eyed Joe. fwasii5The Old Westfl 5fSeeing Mrs. Greeney, illllrx and Mr. Link dancin - The facts were: ,V .OnfMay 16, at the Galleria Plaza Hotel, the or llclasscollaborated one last time for the Prom. T cost of itheitickets for this event was 325 apiece. The eme A'The class song was Ain't No Stopping Us ow, andthe flower was the white carnation. The mot a .was Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, but live lf lVIu'gs,l programs and centerpieces were the favo V that seniors received in memory of the night. ' ' i , A N fl, ' A ' as sa Ely. we'll remembergi i ri was the tallest one there lalmdstllv - Paula Gregory V .I K .N Q I A p f - The most memorable experienee at the prom was wallgiing in I ' ' - 1 . il, V and 'seeing the ice carvings and all the other classmates and lcnow- ingithat it was all for us. -liiIarrlieEBush . . ., H A Uh 1 i if ffffaking the most beautiftfl piers n I know. -Todd Rheln' , i i- v g M A si , 1 Riflhaffl tM?Xiff it I 3 it .Zim gf. '3,', l'lhe prom cost me over 35135, and I got my tickets freelff-f 'V 'Ronald Borski Q 'x t , t Y-9X I ' 'Vi i vw swam above: The senior magazine salt' guaranteed one fret- Keith Graham buys his prom tickets from business team he tlrkvl to tht' Prom if the st-nior sold S50 worth of maga- Wilma Slraqgjnprh Il hun- xinvs, lf not, seniors hought prom tickets for S25 each. 266 Class of '80

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Pl.- ' I I '5 S Left: Receiving their mugs from head sponsor Connie Wright, Russell Corgey and date Paula Perkinson clidn't realize that the mugs just barely made it to the Prom. Head sponsor Beverly Greeney said, We had already made up rainchecks in case they didn't get there. Below: The Mustang reared its mighty, shimmering head in the form of an ice sculpture, appropriate for the West' ern theme of the prom. Q. ef Q 1 it i ,JA lg 5 li Above: Senior Desiri Salton and husband Kevin dance closely to the mellow sounds of Eclipse Left: Wearing her prom corsage on Monday morning, senior Brenda Lynch still enjoys the memories of the prom night. Class of '80 267