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

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Spring Concert Ends Yeai Members of the A.H.S. Choir are as follows from left to right, beginning with the FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Burk, Susan Griggs, Vicki Brown, Rachel Cardenis, Elania Lamb, Thresa Calvert, Linda Meador, Ladell Marta, Wanda Pierce, Brenda Berube. THIRD ROW: Sally Cockrell, Suzi Weilson, Brenda Mack, Kathy Maxwell, Susie Barton, Cecil Jolly, Raymond Gurnsey, Leo Moreland, Harold Lambert, James Hansel, Barbara Seber, Lynda Tielke, Linda Jones, Linda Risher, Joyce Griffing, Sharon Williams. SECOND ROW: Estelle Comanlander, Margaret LaCrosse, Patricia Tope, Holly Peterson, Darlene Christian, Mike Slocum, Robert Robins, Jimmy Welch, Bill Spivey, Becky Frank- lin, Sharon Easley, Margaret Ferguson, Judy Graf, Peggy Slocum, Beverly Liles. FIRST ROW: Donna Hale, Dee Mendiola, Vivian Deeds, Marilyn Donnelly, Patti Lovell, Pam Dunn, Judy Mars, James Hubbard, Jerry Anderson, Jerry Martin, Gloria Villareal, Kathy Roach, Peggy Tampke, Cindy Millstead, Charlotte Magrill, and Lanelle Price. NOT PICTURED: Tommy Walker, Judy Bebe, and Raymond Gurnsey. Sounds of music fills the air from the voices of the members of the Aldine High School Choir. On May 20, the choir department of A.H.S. presented to the student body a spring concert This concert was iust one of the many presenta tions of the choir this year. The members sang at the Christmas Concert, the Coronation, and they gave a performance for Sunrise Service at Brookside Memorial Park. For their performance at the Sunrise Service Ceremony, the choir received one-hundred dollars. Officers of the A.H.S. choir are as follows: Standing from left to right: Pam Dunn, Librarian: Patti Lovell, Treasurer, Judy Mars, President, Donna Hale, Vice-President: Peggy Tampke, Secretary, Linda Risher, Parliamentarian.

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66 arks First Year for Air Conditioning Club Officers of the Air, Conditioning Club and their positions are as follows: From left to right: Russell Willard, Reporter, Kenneth Landrum Secre tary G K. Pennignton, President, Roy Harris, Sergeant at Arms, Mike Booth, Vice-President and William DeLeon, Treasurer. The Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Club is a very good organization. It gives the boys a willingness to learn, and also provides them with competition between schools. Since this is the organization's first year at Aldine, it needs some improvement, just as all new organizations do. This was the statement given by G. K. Penning- ton, president of the Club. The twenty-five boys which compose this club find themselves involved in meets during the school year, which are held in competition with other schools, and which al- low these boys to show their skill and knowledge in the course. According to Mr. Jack, sponsor of the club, The purpose of this club is to give the student of a vocationalaclass something to show for his effort put into the class. The club officers rule over the meetings and convey the will of the members to the district and state officers. Willard, Shelton A. Jack, sponsor Members of the Air Conditioning Club are as follows: From top to bottom, left to right: Charles War man, Dennis Key, Ray Bourgman Donald Davis, Gary Elliot, John Rush ing, Lewis Reyes, Roy Harris, Ronald Wlaters, William DeLeon, Kennnty Landram, Ray Hadaway, Kenneth Fitzgerald, Wayman, King. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Eugene Paust Joe Tinkle, James Anderson, Alton Haley, Bobby Wooten, Charles Lamb William Folson, Karla Richardson Club Sweetheart, Tommy Keen, G. K Pennington, Michall Boothe, Russell

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H.S. Chou' Under the direction of Mr. John King, the A.H.S. choir sings one of their concert selections at the All-School-Concert. 1. . iv I . .1 - .I u .- f H-n 1- 1 Choir members intently observe Mr. King, for further direction of their presentation of Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair. 20I