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

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Building Trades Club Worlif Jerrell l-BWSOF1, -llmmv UPCl1fUCl'l, GHFY l'l00lgeS, Charles Zibiliske and Carlos Taylor, all prepare to start the first procedure of the building, laying the foundation. Pounding hammers, The sound of skill saws, and the smell of fresh paint are all signs which informs one that he is approaching the Building Trades Club area of Aldine Senior High School. When asked the purpose of this club, Mr. George Schiro, sponsor, stated that, The purpose of This club is to teach young boys leadership and also, to develop good citizenship in a democratic way. This club is designated to prepare high school youths for employment in several different indus- trial trades or occupations of the community, and by providing training in The basic skills and tech- nical knowledge of the trade through shop and laboratory experiences. During the nine months of the school year, The boys learn The basic skills and requirements for the construction of modern buildings of the future and present. This knowledge is broadened during their training by working on proiects at school and in various parts of The community. This year the twenty-six boys that compose this club worked on a spring proiect, which start- ed in the middle of March and extended through- out the school year. Their proiect was a storage building for discarded goods from all the schools in the Aldine district. This building was construct- ed on the back campus of Aldine Junior High School. I62 One of the first steps in laying a foundation is the cutting of t wire mesh, such as Charles Calvert is doing.

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April Arrive Juniors select and pay deposit on senior rings. With the month of April came many showers and preparations for the Junior-Senior Prom, April 21 at Sylvan Beach. Although the weather was far from perfect, it was one of the best attended proms Aldine has ever held. Amid moonlight and roses, couples danced to music of the Phil Gray Orchestra and the Chancellors Unlimited. Also in the month of April came the annual event of ordering rings. Seniors of '67 chose and paid a deposit on Senior rings after closely ex- amining the ones available to choose from. Sen- iors of '66 received graduation invitations later in the month. New Student Council officers were elected on April 27 after two weeks of campaigning by can- didates. Officers elected were Bill Hamilton, presi- dent, Walter Truett, vice-president, Mary Jane An- do, recording secretary, Donna Stevenson, corres- ponding secretary, Pat Bosko, treasurer, Marlene Kent, reporter, and J. D. Davis, parliamentarian. Included in the month's activities were a golf and tennis toutrnament, a track meet, the one-act play contest, a choirlclinic, land the Spring Music ..,, ... .. . .i., 1 .r, . ssss