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Page 191 text:
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Visited b Roundup Staff ..- Q. ,,,, r. Roger Priest takes time out from signing diplomas 10 help Donna Stevenson discusses the growth of the Aldine District with Mr. Floyd Hoff- is daughief, Gl0fi6, Wlfh 6 problem- man, Mr. Ray Shotwell, and Mr. Frank Smith. Mr. Tom Grantham, and Mr. Rusty Morris discuss with Gloria Priest and Georgia Redonet the art work on display in the administration office. k.,,.
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Page 190 text:
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Administration Office 14. is 1 Mr. W. W. Thorne and Mr. M. O. Campbell point out some new features in the new high school building to Karla Richardson, Jeanne Baxter, and Brenda Murray. Mr. Cliff Dunn discusses with Gloria Priest and Georgia Redonet the further growth of the Aldine Schools. .N 1,84 To better understand the school system, some of the Roundup staff visited the administrative of- fices. Superintendent of Schools, Mr. W. W. Thorne, and Assistant Superintendent, Mr. M. O. Camp- bell, showed them around and discussed various plans with them. The staff members also visited with the school board. They discussed the future plans of the school system and viewed art work on display at the administration office. By visiting with the members, thestaff has become better acquainted with the school system.
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Page 192 text:
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., -Q on ,,,. QSM., . Q QE 4 lg L 1, ' I ' -, f , 5, 3 . wi -- , Q . ' ' A ' Mr. Durrett, one of the official auctioneers of Slave Day, auctions off prospec- tive slaves to seniors. Slave, Debbie Lowery feeds slave owner, Bill Spivey, while slave James Hubbard shines his master's shoes. Ante-Bellum Slave, Hope Capre, obediently carries her mistress, Mary Jane Buske's, books to class. It seemed as if the ante-bellum days of the south had returned as the students of AHS par- ticipated in the second annual Slave Day. The Sen- iors were dressed as southern belles and planta- tion owners as they played the roll of the' rich Southerner . However, the Juniors and Sopho- mores were not as lucky, for dressed as slaves, they were obligated to carry books, shine shoes, shine senior rings, and purchase lunches for their mas- ters. This year, the price of the slaves rose from fifteen cents to one dollar. As the school day closed, the weary slaves happily went home to rest for Monday's normal school day.
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