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

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Junior-Senior Prom . . . President of the Junior Class, Bill Hamilton, introduces the Senior Class officers and gives an opening welcome to the guests. The Iunior Class of l ,Aldine Senior High School Presents Sylvan Beuclz Thursday Evening April Twenty-first Nineteen Hundred Sixty-six Students take time out from dancing to enioy the refreshments. aiwf 1 H,

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or Roundup Staff With the first days of spring came flowers, sunshine, and a party for the Roundup staff. Yes, on April 2, staff members and their guests gathered at a picnic area provided by sponsor, Mr. W. G, Wilson to have an old-fashioned wiener roast. As the guests arrived, they were all sent toward the trees to collect wood for the fire. After gathering logs and branches, the tired guests sat down to rest, as the fearless leader , Mr. W. G. Wilson, began preparing the food on the table. When through eating, everyone sat around the campfire and talked of old times and the '66 Roundup. Then, as the fire grew dimmer, the guests thanked their host for an enjoyable eve- ning, and quietly left homeward bound. That's really funny, exclaims Sylvia Seawrlght and Mary Frances Gallo way as they laugh at Gary Greer's 'corny' ioke. Are these pioneers .of the west? No, it's iust Gary Greer, Linda King, and Mary Frances Galloway, as theyrcarry logs and branches from the woods. I67

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Q S lFrom left to rightj Mike Wilson, Brenda Bowen, Brenda Cherry, J. D. Davis, Melanie Dement, and Larry Parker discuss their plans after the dance. . . . I-Iighli hts School Year sit out the dance to 'l fa e y isa a Senior Class officers stand before the guests as they are 'oduced by Bill Hamilton. e Liberto and his date, Brenda find time to sign each other's ograph card. :iii tydeiilliwls