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

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Qessfsagfzir-i?f5i2'Ka?r,fi2i.2r wi For the students ot Aldine High School, May brought the end of school activities and the be- ginning ot summer activities. Seniors were busy preparing for graduation and college. On slave day they bought sophomore and iuniors as slaves to carry books and do many other tasks. Then on May 27, they received their caps and gowns for cap day. The seniors held Baccalaureate Services with the Reverend H. A. McNair as guest speaker. The last few days of May were filled with prep- aration for semester tests. For Seniors it was their last semester tests in high school. After semester tests, school closed. Then the Seniors had grad- uation exercises in the staduim to end the 1965-66 school year at Aldine. During May, the chemistry students mixed many chemicals which perfumed the halls! Second place winner, Barbara Greenhaw, and fourth place winner, Jeanette Demney, point out a art exhibit in the library. 7-1W'?'5155'c W W. A 5 fx X

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hr Students hurried to pay their final balance on the yearbook before the end of May. Senlor ACtlVltl6S Domlna training to tackles. Jeff Draper, Don Raymond, and Sidney Seawright. 2 2 ii

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F.T.A. Ends Year With Teacher Appreciation Weelg F.T.A. member, Peggy Parker, presents an apple to Mrs. Hibbitts during Teacher Appreciation Week. Mrs. Daniels congratulates and talks of future plans with Cindy Milstead, recipient of the Aldine Teacher's Association Scholarship. V An Apple For The Teacher was the theme of Teacher Appreciation Week, sponsored by the Aldine Chapter of the Future Teachers. April was Teaching Careers Month, and by coincidence, the last week was National Teacher Appreciation Week. The club sponsored many activities honoring the faculty. Teachers were served cookies and cake in the loun-ge. The first day, a sheet cake with a large red apple, in connection with the theme, and the words Teacher Appreciation Week-spon- sored by FTA was served in the Teacher's Lounge. An announcement was made each day honoring teachers and the teaching profession. On Wednes- day, members presented each teacher with an apple. A verse and the Teacher's name had been tagged on each apple. There were student committees for each day of the week. These committees saw to the re- freshments in the Teacher's Lounge. There were also committees for announcements, purchasing apples, tagging apples, and presenting the apples. Mrs. Mitchmore, sponsor, said, it has been a very successful proiect. The members have en- ioyed it as much as the teachers. I hope we will continue this each year. Cynthia Murphy and Roberta Davis serve cookies and cupcakes to Mrs. Fren and Mrs. Madeley in the Teacher's Lounge. X Q i 1 z