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

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Future Nurses Participate in School Projects As a student service, the F.N.C. keeps records for the Tuberculosis X-Ray unit each fall. v Future Nurses Club, with a total of 35 active members, form an organization for girls in the nursing field. Nursing is a good occupation to enter. lt has many fields in which you may choose, and it gives you a feeling of satisfaction by helping others, stated Mrs. Phyllis Campell, both school nurse, and sponsor of the club. There are volunteer iobs in the nursing field throughout Houston to encourage girls who want to help in hospitals and clinics, remarked Mary Jane Buske, President. Aldine's F.N.C. participates in many of the vol- unteer campaigns to help the diseased and the afflicted. In October, as a service to the students and faculty, the Future Nurses kept records for the Tuberculosis X-Ray project. Later in early De- cember, the club gathered old toys and clothes that were in good condition and remade them for their 'adopt one' family. This is one of our maior proiects each year, and we feel that gathering old things and remak- ing them for the less fortunate helps to make our Christmas complete replied member Brenda Mur- ray. Linda Clarke and Linda Paul place the collected toys under the Mrs. Campell, assisted by Willie Consford and Eunes Tamez, pack t Offwe flee- 'adopt one' toys for distribution.

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11 the Function of the Library Donald Whrtecotton cannot seem to find the research material he a ks Laura Nlullukm for assrstanc in locating this infor- Student teacher, Mrs. Preston explains to Wendy Props a method of showing students how to find reference material. .f f :fm r fxf X ff f ,, Ne Q '55 5. To make sure that the library stays in correct order, Sandra Whlte and Linda Harvel check the card catalog for new references and books

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A.H.S. Choir Adds to the Spirit of Christmas Members of the choir anxiously await the moment for their performance. John King conducts thre A.H.S. choir at their traditional Christmas Con- Practice for the Christmas Choir Concert be- gins early in the month ot September and ex- tends throughout the tall months. According to Mr. John King, sponsor and director ot the A.H.S. choir, These students dedicated a large amount ot their effort and time practicing during and after school, so that they would be ready for the presentation of the concert in December . On the night ot the concert, awards were pre- sented to the seniors, with letters with stripes designating their number of years ot participation in the choir. As a tradition of the organization, the awards of choir beau and sweetheart are also presented on the night of the concert. This year the award of choir sweetheart was presented to Judy Mars, and the choir beau award was presented to Jerry Martin. Seventy-five members compose the A.H.S. choir and forty-three of these members compose the concert choir. i Mr. Tiggeman presents Patty Lovell with a letter for her years bf choir participation. II3