Aledo High School - Ledoian Yearbook (Aledo, TX)

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization of students which represents the entire student body. One of the duties of the group is to raise money to be used to buy needed items for the school. The twelve member group is made up of three students from each grade who are elected by their class. The year began somewhat shaky. Mr. Rooney stepped in as the new supervisor of the group and things began to shape-up. Meetings began in early November and fl fl H 'i -55.1 ,WJ X. were held every other Tuesday during fifth period. Of- ficers were elected at the first meeting and then the group began work. The council bulletin which shows various group activities and notices was set up. The council also worked in the concession stand at many basketball games in order to raise money to buy a new trophy case for the school. The council attended the state convention for stu- dent councils in Austin during April which proved very beneficial to its members. TEHWI Officers: T. Young A Tras., C. Palmer - V. Pres., D. Young - Pres., A. Carlson - Sec., C. Hissam - Parl., Mr. Rooney - Advisor Ouch! Keith Riney removes chips from the oven during a basketball concession. llll QW ME UQ lst Row: T. Young, C. Palmer, D. Young, A. Carlson, C. Hissam. 2nd row: Mr. Rooney, K. Whitmire, T. Parish, K. Castleberry, K. Riney, J. Paul, P. McGlinchey, D. Kuehl. Student Council 45

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ational Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization for those who maintain high academic standards. Students are selected for membership by approval of administra- tion and faculty in areas of citizenship, service, leader- ship, and character and must have a grade point average of 88 or above. In February the members went to the Omni Theater and to eat pizza at Mama's Pizza. With our new sponsor, Mrs. Hoffer and our officers, this year has been a success. . . . .af . - - .-f.. . ...www a 'tta i 'H L , lst Row: S. Sebold, P. Green, K. Jones, C. Gravette, D. Clark, T. Young, K. Young, S. McDonald, M. Holley. 2nd Row: C. Schmidtzinsky, T. Carnes, D. Butler, A. Ray, P. McGlinchey, J. Sanchez, C. Palmer, L. Martin, A. Turner, G. Robinson, T. Exman. 3rd Row: C. Stefanik, C. Hissam, M. Koldin, G. Gunaca, R. Ham, D. Young, R. Hargrove, J. Paul, T. Soules, D. Stockstill, J. Deel. 44- National Honor Society

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TE CHER' IDE YYY fl High School Aides: lst Row: S. Varuska, K. Stafford, M. Hoffman, M. Doak, S. Reid, K. Flack, D. Clark, K. Gardner. 2nd Row: S. Tockey, L. Hut- ton, S. Rudtledge, S. Roberts, M. Williams, T. Carnes, S. Firkins, G. Murphy. 3rd Row: S. Grant, K. Knoppel, A. Gomez, B. Baker, S. McDonald, G. Wathen, J. Sanchez. 4-th Row: R. Chenoweth, M. Elrod, M. Holley, T. Bell, J. Wade, D. Robinson, J. Griffin. Q Xxx ............,...... f, fl The teachers aide program has been in existence for several years and has proven to be very effective both for the teachers and the students involved. However, with the educational reforms brought about by House Bill 76 the program is being curtail- ed and is in danger of being eliminated. In order to be a teacher's aide, the student must be approved by both the teacher with whom he or she will be work- ing and Mr. Scott, who is in charge of the program. Also the student must be a junior or senior and must be passing his or her academic classes. Students receive one-half credit for one full year of aiding. Right . . . Wrong . . . Right . . . Wrong . . . Stephanie Reid assists Coach Stalcup by grading papers. -Lf-1 X if ' . , wgsia.fQsv4.f 5251124 .-er..-:E E Ofblf Cleaners - ,ts Gateway Al-N9 Supply N Tl'3Vel Sf3fl0n 221 . Fl'0nt C P k g gvx. A 1 0 999 3' mee r Aledg Tgxgg ,. .,,,. . 1 ' H293 '::: 9 . F Hw 80 West . ...A ..t. Shopping Center .1- .25 Alterations 8 AM-6 PM Weatherford Texas - ftf 2132 Lallndfy M0n'Fl'l ' Fort Worth, Texas - -si .4555 One Day Service by request 15 Yrs. of Service 441-9988 46 High School Aides mesa -55 Emiifftt mega? Margie . ... . ',.. gs ta 244-6282 ea: fbias-Stihfbm VEi3EF7ifi5!'3 5' .... . W