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

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,Q- Abovez FHA CLUB Front Row: S. Bosworth lparl.-hist.j, D. Whitf-horn fx. pres. puhlim' rvlationsj, S. Cerari lpn-sl, D. Ve-rrhor ti. pros. proje-rtsj, and P. Nz-vlud lv. pros. socialsl. Second Row: M. Do. S, Patti-rson, S. Ford. I, Ushz-r. C. Cz-ssman. J. Meador, N. Milos, T. Grantham. D. Vcrrltt-r. K. Corley. S. Muc'ha1lo.V. Virtor. B. Lynrh. D. Griffith. P. Ranglv and sponsor J. Mt-Coy. Third Row: sponsor J. Davis. T. LaCrom-. T. Film-si, D. Tyson, P. Campbell. T. Blavlx, L. Smith, C. Math:-vis, K. Cunnels, R. Bullock. S. Arosta. l. Ranmlall, D. Day. S. Olixvr. C. C-ray. and T. Taylor. Fourth Row: sponsor C. Rvnauclin. L. Rolwrls, L. Mm'Cullough. C. Clark, P. Parks, C. Snow, T. Crowds-r. S. Cray, V. Mt'Britlv, S. Konvirlca, C. Carnpln-ll. M. Brunilxvlom. B. Phillips. C. Sutton anal P. MvMulli-n. Fifth Row: sponsor M. January, S. Alllridgv. C. Stvvsarl. li. Evans, P. Portor. R. Hairvlli, S. Left: During Christmas season, senior Barbara Phillips unloads boxes of pn-sc-nts whit-h wt-rc donated hy stuelvnls for a nerdy family. , .A mr 7 '95 Below: Rolling a cart from room tn room, juniors Susan Caldwell and Melissa Wright dc-liver somv of tht- 2,800 carnations ordered for Valentina-'s Day. JMC:-f is C+ 24 ,fi T . ' umm. Y ' -lhgv-i.-V . 'T ' ,Av t xv Young. A. Eistz-rhold, D. Hild, M. Harris, D. Hvrrcrra, R. Flon-s, P. Slatton and sponsor C. Staxinahn. Above: HERO CLUB Front Row: R. Mykylyn lhist.l. M. Hicks lhist.l. J. Uvnson ls:-maj, T. Steptov lv. pres. sovialsj, L. Danforth lpn-s.j, sponsor S. Caldwell. T. Lvwanilowski ltrt-as.j, K. B4-nlhall lx, pres. projvrtsl, anll C. M1'Donal1l lrvpl. Second Row: M. Hor- gan, D. Brunilow, D. Mil-tlais, C. Dowdvll, J. Bush, D. Matte-rn, C. Tolar, K. Rumfolo, S. Caldwell, and M. Wright, Third Row: N. Vaughan. D. Furr, T, Braue-r. M. Coycl. anzl R. Tolar. Honietilakilig

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Happiness is contagious Helping others and serving the com- munity was thc goal of the Future Homemakers of America and the Home Economics Related Occupations club. Senior Ivy Randall said her rea- son for joining the club was: FHA helps a lot of people, and I like helping peoplefl Each month was full of projects such as parties at a nursing home, Texas Childrenls Hospital and Lane Center. lt's fun going over to the nursing home because they need some- thing, said freshman Catherine Gray. Members watched films during meetings before going to Lane Center to better enable them to help and understand the handicapped children. Opportunities to watch skits, listen to guest speakers and sign up for projects were available also at meetings. Homemaking classes contributed to club activities by making shrinky-dink toys, collecting food, clothes and toys for needy families, making pine cone turkeys and answering Santa letters. Right: Peter Cottontail, better known as junior Sam Bos- worth. makes the children smile at the Easter party at Lane Center. was is , ts Above: Rcminiscing about the year, outstanding HERO member. senior Michele Horgan, looks through the HECE scrapbook. Right: H1-lping a student at Lani- Center play games. freshman Judy Meador teaches the spoon rare to tht- willing participant. 14 Home making

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Right: Dancing around tlu' room, child development stu- dents pravliee the Bunny Hop before leaching it to chil- flrcn. Below: Christmas pictures made in the laps ui Santa and Mrs. Claus 151-niors John Crnut and Kelly Keysj recreated memories of childhood days. The money was used for a Christmas service project. Q97 Above: Dressed in a clown vostume, senior Renee Horn participates in the Halloween party at Lane Center. Right: Welcoming junior Judy Dvnsun into HERO, senior The-rt-sa Steptov surprises her with a rose for an initiation present. 16 Hmm making 5 Y N