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

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Awards Received at Vaquera Banquet eceiving their awards for contributing their time and effort these Vaqueras await heir awards. Throughout the year the Vaqueras led much of the school spirit at the pep rallies and at the games and spent a lot of time, effort, and patience in trying to make The spirit of AHS one of the best. Towards the closing of the year, on May 14, at their annual banquet, each Vaquera was rewarded for the work she put into this organization. At the banquet the officers for next year were announced. The Vaquera sponsor, Mrs. Bondurant, presented the various awards given out. Next year's officers are enioying a friendly chat about the duties. For Lora Lauderdale's great contribution and enthusiasm to the Vaqueras Mr. Miksch awarded her the Outstanding Vaquera award. l9l

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Math 81 Science Club Conelude a Busy Year Ng-Hi 1 , 5 Mr. Robert D. Thomas, and Mr. P. E. Marion Csponsorsj confer while waiting th presentation of awards at the JETS Conference. Mr. Frank Urteaga, Aldine JETS advisor, talks with the club one evening soon after the affiliation to tell of programs and activities that the JETS participate in. . 24'f.53L.!'A'zi.iQi.- 'i'my 'J V T J e . xeiw I 90

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D.E. Prepares Students for Future Members of the D.E. club are: ffrom left to rightl TOP ROW: Robert Adams, David Roberts, Ronnie McCulloch, Ronald Griffeth, Charles George, Paul Studer, Tommy Schultz. SECOND ROW: Arnold Wright, Ronnie Edwards, Linda Nichols, Gail Dear, Donald Wright, Rodney Shook. THIRD ROW: Linda McLaughlin, Sharon Strater, Mary Fritzsimmons, Mary Wheeler, and Billy Chism. The D.E. officers are: ffrom left to rightj Vice President-Rodney Shook, Reporter-Tommy Schultz, President-Arnold Wright, Treasurer-Donald Wright, and Secretary-Billy Chism. l92 The D.E. Club is an organization which teaches the student to be able to get along with other people in the business world and to be able to take on the responsibilities of holding a iob. By ioining D.E. one learns how-to cope with the problems of the outside world. Through D.E. each student is found a iob. In this way the studen' practices every fundamental taught in D.E. During the year the D.E. students have several parties in which they get together and get bette acquainted. To close the yearly D.E. activities eac member and -his employer attend a banquet hel in their honor.