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

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Bowin as she With the coming of the new Jetro airport, many new students such as Virginia Sorensen, are enrolling. rin s Varied Activities October brings to Aldine a month full of ac- tivities. For the first time a spirit stick has been l awarded by the cheerleaders to the class show- ing the most participation at each pep rally and l later at the game. With this school tradition, spirit has been greatly boosted. Students also wait with anticipation for the first six weeks report cards. i With the beginning of their sales campaign, the Roundup staff has begun to try to sell the larg- est amount of yearbooks. Therefore, the school year bustled with activities, which helped the year be a memorable one. l Juniors out yell the other classes in an effort to boost school spirit l and win the spirit stick. l 6:5 l l

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Round p Staff Sets New Records is is .... -1 , , 0 e.e.e. .... g .T.h. 1 ' f ri ag 6 ..., 539. ... 5 . ,1a,, . V . 1..'W l Y T V le ' fe Ikssistant editor, Sylvia Seawright, spends much time going through other 'earbooks to get ideas for the '66 ROUND-UP. lose Mary Foree finds that checking pictures a big part of the production of a yearbook. and hunting for their negatives t. K -U ,isa- .i , 4 Q 5 , Total amount of ads sold and yearbooks sold are some of the records set by the '66 ROUND-UP staff. Twenty staff members started the year by selling 353,800 of ads. lt is these ads which help pay for the publishing of the annual. A record total of 950 yearbooks were sold. Patti Jones, edi- tor, was quoted, The '66 staff has already set several records, and we plan to set more. Setting records isn't the only goal of the year- book staff. They follow the motto To build a better Yearbook. Working at taking and crop- ping pictures, writing cutlines, headlines, and body copy, proofreading, and the confusion of meeting deadlines, the staff devotes countless hours of worry and work to the development of the '66 ROUND-UP. There might be a dozen pictures, but Brenda Murray has to pick only three or four to use.

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Conroe Downs Aldine 13-0 Quarterback Billy Sheffield Throws long in an aTTempT To gain yardage despiTe onrushing Tiger linemen. Bruce Aldrige charges Through The Tiger's line To gain needed yardage in an aTTempT To even The score. Friday, OcTober 8Th marked Aldine's Tourfh de- feaT of The season WiTh a scoreless game of T3-O. Conroe's wingback Bob Bruce made The TirsT Touch- down WiTh an 82 yard drive. John Bruce, Bob Bruce's broTher, playing guard, goT inTo The acT by blocking Aldine's punT, while Tiger Bob Gra- ham Tell on The ball and 6 poinTs in The end zone. NlusTang's Sid SeawrighT and Jackie Owens car- ried The Team Through The TirsT 3 quarTers, buT were unable To keep up The pace ThroughouT The final period. WiTh The scenT of vicTory in The air, The cleTermined Aldine MusTangs were able To hold The Tigers scoreless unTil The fourTh quarTer. 65