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

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Reagan Rattles Aldine 12-0 Aldine's second defeat of the season came when the Reagan Bulldogs rattled the Mustangs 12-0. On three occasions the Mustangs pushed inside the 20 yard line. Jackie Owens carried the ball 68 yards on 18 attempts down to the Reagan i6 only to give the ball up on fourth down. On two other occasions the Mustangs made a strong threat in- side the 20 only to give the ball up on fumbles.. Reagan's first offensive score came in the second quarter on a 25 yard pass and run combination to right end David Hoot. Their second touchdown came with 1:04 remaining on the clock as Wayne King intercepted Billy Sheffield's pass to Gary Frieling. On another occasion the Bulldogs marched down to the Aldine 3 yard line..The Mustang de- fense proved too much for the Bulldogs and they gave the ball up on the Aldine l yard line. Gary Frieling carries strongly around right end Kenneth Oswald makes an attempt at Billy Sheffield's pass on the Reagan 40 yard line.

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Mustan Band Help .,,, if EN To add to the enthusiasm of the pep rallies, the maiorettes perform their dance routine for the student body. With the sound of a whistle, and the raising of a baton, the Aldine High School band marked the beginning of another football season with their participation and entertainment during the games and at half-times. When Drum Major Doyle Peake was asked the question of What is the main goal of the band students? his reply was We band students dedicate our first period class to practicing our music, so that we will be able to bring enthusiasm and entertainment to the stu- dent body with pep rallies and at football games. This year's band consists of ninety students, fifty-one of these members are new additions to the band, and compose the largest band that Al- dine High School has ever had. During the football season, the band performs at every game, and they also participate in con- tests such as the Marching Contest and the Dis- trict Band Contest. According to Mr. Ralph Goodman, sponsor and director of the A.H.S. band, The students this year have put forth a great amount of hard work, pride and enthusiasm, which has resulted in mak- ing this ensemble something to be proud of. 54 1 in May we go in now, Mr. Goodman?, think some of the members 1 the band after a good but hard practice session.