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

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Fw? 1175? Mr. John Fitzgerald sketches Peggy Tampke enjoying her favorite sport Assembly Program. decorated every hall during the campaign period for cheer- Senior, Gary Smith is measured by Coach Bob Brezina if, l 7

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Lets go big team, lets go, yells Nancy Deaton and Cindy Thomas as they try out for cheerleader. Posters and Banne battle ' Q gs During the month of March, the halls of Aldine were decorated with posters and banners an- nouncing the candidates for cheerleader. The try- outs were the first step toward elimination. The final run-off was held in which Judi Jones, Cindy Thomas, Nancy Deatin, Cindy Rice, and Gay Chas- tain were elected cheerleaders for '66-'67. Election of cheerleaders was not the only activi- ty heading the agenda for March. The girl's P.E. classes were seen battling for the championship. The two teams participating in playoffs were the following: Mrs. Rushing's third period and Mrs. Strait's fourth period. They played before the school with Mrs. Rushing's class winning the title. The Seniors prepared themselves for graduation by measuring for caps and gowns. Also, all classes enioyed a holiday for Texas' Independence Day. ? zr, j e,,iMlar.ch ,iiic asifllled witha variety Of GC- . i iit' f 1 . t,,f ,-,.,, ft' rn .W ,. X sas., ,.... tc,s ts,i,,,. V . ., ,tt,,,.-t sc, ,,. f,,, ,wma :-- .,,, , ,sst M vt.. ,Mizfi.?fs,,,,,f,,i,,'W,-:fe

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ffiliation With JETS Increases Math Sz Science Club's Activities Dean Benson, the Dean of Engineering, at Texas A8-M, presents the first place award for technical paper to George Ingram at the state JETS Con- ference. With their affiliation with the national organiza- tion, Junior Engineering Technical Society CJETSJ, the Aldine Math and Science Club greatly increased their activities. The club participates in ISL and UIL contests as before, but they also participate in competitive tests with other schools in the Gulf Coast area, Texas, and the nation. JETS is an extra-curricula club-type organiza- tion for high school students who like mathe- matics and science and have an interest in explor- ing their applications in the world about them. The program provides a common meeting ground for the high school student, the high school math and science teacher, and the engineer. JETS stim- ulates the students' interest in technology and en- gineering by providing an opportunity to apply the principles learned in high school courses to actual engineering and technical proiects. This year the JETS State Conference was held at Texas A8iM University. Twenty members, along with students not in the club but who excelled in math, science and mechanical drawing, attend- ed. George lngram, president of the Aldine Chap- ter, received lst place award in the area of Tech- nical Papers on his paper entitled The Study of Heat Transfer in Porous Media. JETS members include: CL. to RJ: P. E, Marion isponsori, Mrs. King isponsort, John Gaubatz, Paul Neilson, George Ingram iPresidentJ, Doyle Peake, Kim Mauldin, David Tiggeman, Larance Coleman, Mary Jane Ando, Bill Mize, Judy Beasley CTreasurerl Tom Webb, William Kelly, Donna Turner CReporterJ, Joseph Cox, Jeanne Baxter CSecretaryJ, Donna Hearne, Janice King, Billy Ward, Martha Bynum, Mary Ann Stramel. 152 A