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

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David Young shakes off another Memorial defensive player as he attempts another basket. Aldine vs Memorial ist GAME: Memorial surpassed Aldine 78-59 as they held their place as number one team in dis- trict. David Young pounded in 24, with Ernest Biscamp running in i7 and J. C. Davis, Bruce Lar- son and Mike Harvell each adding 6. Ernest Bis- camp, Bruce Larson, and J. C. Davis pulled down together i3 rebounds out of 2i. 2nd GAME: Memorial cagers romped over the Mustangs at their home court 108-60. David Young and Mike Harvell led the scoring with i6 and i2. Bruce Larson, Ernest Biscamp and J. C. Davis add to the cause by scoring 8, 7, and 6 respectively Mike Harvell led the rebounding with 8. J. C..Davis, Larry Parker, and David Otwell added respectively to the rebounds 6, 4, and 3. Mike Harvell attempts a basket with two tough Memorial defensive men on him, with J. C. Davis beside the basket for the rebound. I22

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Girls Prepare for Future Through F.H.A. officers are: fright to leftj Judy Duncan, Vivian Sanford, Glenda Bishop, Bar- Young, Linda Cook, Jackie Armstrong, Cynthia Hollan, Mary Francis Galloway. PICTURED: Jaunita Diamond, Joy Meador and Judy Graf. Helping to prepare the girls so they will be able to cope with the future is the main aim of the F.H.A. as sponsored by Mrs. Rutledge, Mrs. Yea- man, Miss Moffett, and Mrs. Rollins. To be in F.H.A. a girl must have taken or must be taking homemaking. In the minds of these girls there is only one goal, to help individuals improve their personal, family, and community living. ln plan- ning for the year's activities the girls in this or- ganization work hard to prepare such activities as the Style Show and the Family Buffet. They also send cards to various hospitals and fill food bas- kets for the needy. These are lust a few of the things the F.H.A. does. Many of the F.H.A. girls are appreciated and rewarded for their time, effort, and work which they put into promoting the aims of this organiza- tion. By doing hard work,the girls are rewarded with receiving either a Junior, Chapter, or State Degee. members are: Cleft to right! FRONT ROW: Diane Broussard, Francis Worsham, Addie Muckelroy, Claria Muckelroy, Susan Ward, Karen Shelton, Cooper, Brenda Murray, BEAU-Norman Graham, Jackie Armstrong, Mary Francis Galloway, Vivian Sanford, Judy Duncan, Linda Cook, Judy Glenda Bishop, Barbara Young, Joy Meador, Jaunita Diamond, Bobbie Nance, Georgetta Carpenter, Barbara Canter, Marie Clark, Linda Zahn. ROW: Cynthia Rice. Brenda Idom, Willie Consford, Paulette Gooding, Jo Ann Moone, Vickie McLeod, Linda Griffith, Nora Oates, Cathy Judy Sherrod, Nola Loving, Diane Lum, Sue Ecke, Ella Silva, Mar a et Black, D bb' P t , K n Th S R ll J d S 'll g r e re res on are ompson, ue ounsava , u y pr man, Hamilton, Debbie Baily, Janice Allen, Peggy Tampke, Roberta Yoekel, Brenda Garrett, Patti Yount, Gwen Freeman. THIRD ROW: Annette Shirley Brezina, Lana Goldston, Marge Miller, Ernestine Arreola, Nella Burch, Barbara Robinson, Leola Griffin, Linda Holman, Rita House, Baker, Eunice Tamez, Margie Walker, Jo Ann Swonke, Ginger Gregory, Joan Elliot, Betty Thompson, Mary Lou Reyes, Kathy Maxwell, Burk, Elaine Lamb, Wanda Pierce, Peggy Turnage, Bonnie Pinion, Arleen Higgenbotham, Linda Christoph, Mary Buske, Mary Melcher, Irene Kathy Day, Patsy Armstrong, Sharon Jennings, Janet Clayton, Mary Ann Rawls, Mary Lou Crisp, Susan Rush, Verna Roberts, Diane Maass. l23