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

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Bears Take Two From Mustangs Gary Frieling adds another point for the Mustangs. lt's a long stretch for J. C. Davis Larry Parker sets up a play for the Mustangs. l32 lst GAME: The Spring Branch Bears took their first game against the Aldine Mustangs by a score of 77-43. This left Aldine with a O-4 recorcl. David Young was the high-point man for Aldine with 14 points. J. C. Davis was second high-point man by adding 10 points to the Mustang scoreboard. 2nd GAME: In the second game with Spring Branch. Aldine was defeated by a score of 70-60. This now left the Mustangs with a i-9 record in district play. Roars from the crowd went up as the game progressed. The Mustangs continued to gain on the Bears, but they fell short as the time ran out.

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Vocational Drafting Club Makes First Year Successful G ice V Vocational Drafting Club members are as follows: CBOTTOM ROWJ Beaver Bell, Randy Nichols, James Larson, Paul Carl Brinkman, Calvin Henson, Edwin Maieski. KMIDDLE ROWJ Bobby Kneppf Kenneth Prewitt, Michael Reider, Rick Larry Carter, Johnny Beltran, Roy Smith, Harry Ellis, Mr. Acker-Advisor. CBACK ROWJ Lawrence Greenhaw, aylor, Hubert Hutchinson, Larry Moran, Gordon Ruth, Frank Rogerson, Garner Moran. CNOT SHOWN AREJ Jerry Ches- ary Smith, Johnny Baack, Norman Hamkton, Wayne St. John, Don Mclntyre, Jerry Beairo, Joey Franco, John Bergeron, Howard Collier, Tommy Rush, Mike Tate. of the Vocational Drafting Club are: lRight To Leftl Paul Neilson- Randy Nichols-Vice Presltlehl, Carl Brinkman-SeCrEl'6fy, Calvin Calvin Henson and Paul Nielson show Melanie De Ment, sweet Beaver Bell-Reporter, James Larson-Sergeant At Arms. heart, some of the main procedures in designing a good layout Being formed to promote interest and to de- velop skills in the field of drafting, one of the main objectives of this organization is to place students in industry or on the iob after completion of the course. This has been the first year that Aldine has had such a course, therefore, the members have demonstrated their abiilties and skills in dis- trict and state competition to gain the respect of the student body. President, Paul Neilson, replies that he is quite proud of the achievements of this club, and feels that the Vocational Drafting Club has quickly been accepted as one of the best VIC Clubs in Aldine. But he also feels that without the help and en- durance of Mr. L. E. Acker, both teacher and spon- sor, the Vocational Drafting Club would not have made the accomplishments we have made.

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e Harvell 1551 goes up to add two points to the Mustang re as J. C. Davis 1511 moves in for the rebound. Aldine Vs. North Shore ist GAME: The Aldine Mustangs victoriously de- feated the opposing North Shore Mustangs by a score of 86-57. The Mustangs previously defeated North Shore in the Aldine Lions Club Tournament by a score 96-65 which gave them the momentum to come back with another victory. David Young led the game with a total of 27 points, Bruce Lar- son also pumped in T9 points to help the Mustang cause. The Mustangs had an exceptional night from the free-throw line hitting 83.375 and hitting 49.2qJ from the field. 2nd GAME: In the second game, which was played at North Shore, the Mustangs were led by Mike Harvell with 21 points, most of which was made in the first half of the game. David Young came back into the game in the second half to score 14 points. The final score was 57-5-4 in favor of the Aldine Mustangs. Mike Harvell tries desperately to block a shot of the opposing Mustangs. l33