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

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lelow: Passing out pamphlets for the Reagan presidential impaign, Kelli Benthall participates in his campaign pcause I met him in person, and he explained his views D me. Meeting the candidate influences a person a lot. te said. f .- FEQZE: -'E-15'Z --4.l..........l,- ---My 4- M ' , .i . -.gt-,Qi g 'T'fP.'t1':j.a:-N, N 1 .. - - '-'-- , . . at - M . -- I-Piffkii . . Q 13gff ' iii .-iz. A .4 . A, . - fx v' I' .Vy.5,.., ' :- ' ,Q , ' W 'iv' -, Ai ,. - '.,'-4f : 'il' ,. . 1 - . .-se .- hlitf. W I . ...ll 5--Ev'-if gg .5 ,iv 5:9-,f 'A I A . gym - - .'. '- tfiff '- -'fe -if ' 4 A. :.l' --.cj 1- .. I' 1 . -- - '.'-' ., t ' -jf ,J ' i ' tv! 5 1--.ufulg-ytigili tfifisf Q' ' 5 I 'itil' I ' . Y Iv.. FA S V si 1 QF? Q , -. , a t , .-, ,,m,,,, , 1 y at? o Juni: 4 vw 133' ' ., ye ,iv -Y yggr .ativan ' .r P' ' , ,Ax o X 504' X32 il' y f' 'QL-'F' . A1 '. 423' gs H , Z .yi ,. 6 ij.fQgff:,y,,- ' - L'-a-naw V, A, , 4 I 'M ' tQ',l,.,2 ' 4, .2-faint?-tx' . -. . -.,Q v its- .r 'ffV:--. '..fi'- , u. , ., QA. , , it First opportunit to voteg 'so what' attitude prevails To vote or not to vote, that was the question for many 18-year olds. Tak- ing the time to carefully examine the candidates and travel to the appropri- ate voting center was a waste of time to some students, while others felt obliged to be responsible citizens. Whi- chever the case, the number of stu- dents qualified to vote compared to the number that actually voted was sadly notable. In a poll taken through government classes, statistics showed that 93 of the seniors were 18 years or older, but only K5 were registered to vote. When asked which party they would classify themselves as, M indicated Democrat. Students said they would vote for Carter over Kennedy by a 3 to 1 mar- gin, while Bush and Reagan ran a close race. Out of 78 students who claimed they planned to vote in the May 3rd Texas presidential primaries, only about 15 actually voted, slightly above the Texas average. Government teacher Mrs. Pam Ber- tone said that she was not surprised by the turnout. Thats typical. we fol- lowed the norm. 18-20 year olds only vote when itis an issue that involves them - like drinking. While government teacher lVlr. Jim Curtin said that he was surprised, That indicates that the 18-year-old voter still hasn't assumed his responsi- bility. I1 e -1 - - 411 ...,,.. - 's in tix- X .N .... .1-,, l' ' - -. L--...Lua . -.J I ' X .,-f Z - . . :- . N gh., 'T , r ' 3' . -iiqz ...Nia f.,1tN'-X I K- V I 15 . -at g G , q .L t- y X - . -1- ...... gf Above: One privilege of being 18 years old for Keith Graham is registering to vote. Left: Looking through the newspaper. Craig Wright studies the issues carefully lu-fore yoting in the May 3rd primaries. , ,I,,,.,.7 1 - ' '- -.,. 1, , 4. .. gait,-I N'u- 'I ,,, .-if ' 111 - 1 . 1 f Class of '80

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278 Class of '80 Williams-Zaborowski 5 Herbert Williams Herman Williams Jennie Williams Tressa Williams Buster Wilson ff- x t 7 Morris Wilson Virginia Wilson W Terry Winfield .limmy Winkler Doug Wisener Keith Witcher Shui Kam Wong Tammy Wood Dalfenia Woods Craig Wright Janet Wylie Hala Yacovb Liz Ybarra Jackie Zahornwski T253 ALUJ Above: Simulating a scene from th ist Paul McQueen tal-ces notes. LOBBUST 8 OBTH .Z e US. Senate, Senator Jackie Grant listens to the debate as lobby

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