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

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In preparing for the meet Hazel Harris and Jimmie Walton practice iust before they meet with real competition. Just before a hair set Brenda McMannes enioys having her hair brushed by Diane Garrett, I95

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Cosmetology Girls Prepare fo At the District Meet Linda Taylor represents the Aldine Chapter. fflfff Preparing for the District Meet Rita Phillips finds something very amusing. I94 Every year the Cosmetology Club enters many contests such as the District Meet. In participating the Cosmetology girls took part in various speed skills, notebook contests, parliamentary procedures, business procedures, photo panels, and ceremony conduction contests. In preparing for this meet the girls work hard practicing such things as try- ing new hairstyles, getting the scrapbook up to date, and preparing the notebook for iudging. Each year the Aldine Chapter comes home with many ribbons which they won by competing with other schools. The purpose of having these meets is so that the girls will have a chance to practice and prove all the fundamentals taught to them during the year. Preparing the scrapbook for the final show Diane Garrett and Brenda McMannes arrange some pictures into their correct places.

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Cosmetology Prepares Girl Mrs. Jackowski instructs Linda Taylor in the technique of rolling pin curls. Trying out a new style Debbie Brown experiments on Darnell N I96 eeley. I As part of her training Gwen Skeleton practi The Vocational Club of Texas is composed of local chapters established in public schools offer- ing vocational industrial education. One such or- ganization is the Cosmetology Club. The girls en- rolled in this course constitute its active member- ship. The advisor of this club is Mrs. Jackowski. Every student enrolled in a regular vocational day trade shop class is eligible for active member- ship. The Cosmetology chapter meets both during school and after school hours. These meetings give the girls a chance to take part in educational, so- cial, recreational and vocational activities. The greatest benefits to the girls come from the activi- ties of the local chapter. These activities develop leadership and fellowship, self-confidence, per- sonality and poise. The activities also help mem- bers become productive citizens by teaching them the proper attitudes and building their character. The dues for Cosmetology are 52.25 per year. There are 41 active members in this organization. CES