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

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1 o o hrough Practlce and Experlence Members of the Auto Mechanics Club are as follows: CTOP-left to rightj Tom Dickson, Jerry Cooper, Chris Hester, Bennie Billnoski, Bene Garrett, Carl Artall, Sylvester Bedford, Bill Watson, Kenneth Krustchinsky, Victor Bedford, Johnny Mullikin, Tim Sanford, Mike Charrier, Gilbert Brooks, Alex Valdez, Wayne Buster, Charles Bass, Darrell Zornes, Johnny Morrison, Danny Strait, Jimmy Leftwich, Richard Welch, James Staine, Jimmy Meader, Larry' Billnoski, Mr. Bob Barnes, Sponsor, Janet Thompson, Sweetheart, Charles Hutchinson, Othey McNew, Robert Rodrigwez, ABSENT, Frank Krustchinsky. ike Charrier tunes the motor on his car by using the dwelling arhine and checkino it bv referrinq to the-count book. r Tom Dickenson removes the caps preparing for a valve iob, while Darrell Zornes adjusts the headlight on Mr. Bob Barnes', sponsor's, car. 2I3

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Auto Mechanics Members Leari wixff'-' Victor Bedford and Wayne Buster tighten the head on an engine from a 1956 Chevy. Auto Mechanics, being a club to train students for future occupations, helps many boys improve their interests and their skills as well as their am- bitions. This club is formed in order to promote better class proiects and to gain ideas for the or- ganization trom the members. Auto Mechanics is a two year course for Junior and Senior boys that have the intentions of being mechanics after graduation. The club is sponsored by Mr. Bob Barnes, and there are a total of twenty- nine members in the club. 212 Larry Billnoske replaces the head on a 6 cylinder engine after a clean-up iob James Staine and Frank Krustchinsky show Janet Thompson, Sweet heart, what makes the car go.

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F.H.A. Installation Honors New Officers Next year's President, Charlotte Baker, thanks all the F.H.A. members for electing her as their president. On May 24, The installation of the new officers was held in the auditorium. The old officers gave their speeches on how they enioyed holding their offices. The intentions of The new officers was read by The old officers holding that position. The new officers, Then, had to accept The duties. In The installation, roses were used To signify each officer's position. Each rose used had a definite meaning. Each officer put her rose in the vase Then read her part. After the installation the mem- bers of the F.H.A. presented Mrs. Rutledge, Miss Moffett, Mrs. Rollins, and Mrs. Yeaman with a corsage of roses Cclub flower? To show their ap- preciation for being such good Teachers. Accord- ing to Linda Cook, This year the F.H.A. was a lot more active and it has done a lot more for the homemaking department. it 2I4 4 fin Giving the intentions of Brenda Murray, Linda Cook gives her speech.