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

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Kenneth Oswald, Gay Chastain, and Gene Gregory converse while sitting out a dance. Christma With the ioy and merriment of the Yuletide sea- son, the Student Council once again sponsored the annual school-wide Christmas social on De- cember 17. This year preceding the dance, a talent show was held in the auditorium. Following the talent show the students proceeded to the cafeteria for the dance or to the gym to participate in volley- ball or basketball. The cafeteria was gaily decorated with red and green crepe paper streamers, Santa Claus faces, bells, and a traditional Christmas tree which was placed in the center of the dancing floor. The music for the dance was provided by the Coach- men. Also, refreshments of punch and cookies were served. At the close of the dance, the principal, Mr. Thomas Miksch commented that this had been one of the better parties of the year with the larg- est turnout of students. Aldine students danced around the Christmas tree, which was placed in the center ofthe dance floor. .' :', f , , ' ,gms S543 , . fl viii' ' ' 6319 -9 '43, 3... ' , . ' . if i xx ill' A X I I J flfff' 'fc ' Q- -ilf!. ,,'f7, 5.773 3 ,' - ll ' 1' ' lf,e4fff,qf I .it af-X l xiii! . 9' 4 . -. , .lm 'K-11' 1 f J- X ' ,X A tr 4 'T . , ,Eff V' Qfjivf '- c l ,l A- H- l ,RA AV ...lt Iv I -.Lf f is f 5--I . T' ,,, V, xl J. ffffflfaffagiff l if rar- ,N 5 :K ffmg. K . .-1,., Y. -' ' A-355.1 ' fl 'lim' . 'fr' .T 1'.,l :eff . Y mi' ,.. aura' T ' www 6 - '

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With January Comes Exam Visiting College Freshmen and former AHS students Arnold Stewart, Mary Jea Wilson, Janet Hall, and David Fretwell give a panel discussion on life college in Mrs. Ermel's English class. counts while working t finish . January brought the new year, semester exams, and colder weather. Winter set the atmosphere, but students came prepared with coats and sweat- ers. Students were also trying to come prepared to pass semester exams at the same time. It was a familiar sight to see students chewing on erasers and watching the clock closely during exams. The rainy, cold weather continued and the chili sign became a favorite place tor many during lunch. All survived, however, and many seniors began to make plans for college or careers. Post gradu- ates returned to Aldine and advised those enrolled in college as to what to expect. January came to a close with everyone recov- ering from semester exams and cold weather to continue normal school lite at Aldine Senior High. .lg , ings, aim.. va lists., l 113:-izvggszigtaiggsgit .l ,.:l,. ,I ,cf ,ft. v...,.- W ,M s fifwiiesriisaismgifixe il