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

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tudent Council Participates in Projects ln order to serve on the Aldine Student Council, the members must serve on committees and do extra proiects to receive their Council pin. A good example of one of the more important com- mittees is the G.S.L., or the Good Sportsmanship League which is a committee consisting of three members from the Council that will strive to en- force Good Sportsmanship. These individuals must be trustworthy and dependable, and be ready to accept responsibility. They are elected by the representatives of the Student Council and serve in the Council even if they may not be elected by their homeroom. Other committees that are quite important to the Student Council are the Sweatshirt Commit- tee and the Election Committee. These commit- tees are formed by several members who are willing to render their services during their lunch perior to aid the students of the school. l. Kathy Papet and Dianna Garrett accept the order from Judy Wilsoi for her Mustang sweatshirt. Members of the election committee, Carol King and Lin-da combine eating lunch and caring for the ballot boxes. 2. In order to promote good sportsmanship between competint schools, the Good Sportsmanship League, consisting of Norman Grq ham, Sherry Odgen, and Bruce Larson, not shown, exchange tokens a district 'football games.

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igh School Student Council The standard procedure of the Student Coun- cil begins with a call to order and roll call. 2... Sharon Gibbs pre- sents her opinion of The motion on rhe floor. 41, Student opinions are shown through the voting procedures of the Council members. 67

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D.E. tudents Get Acquainted at Initiation George rolls with laughter. Sounds of laughter and joy filled the air as the members of the D.E. club took time out to forget their daily routine and Training of the D.E. program. The initiation, which was held primarily for the purpose of the first and second year stu- dents to become better acquainted before the election of club officers, was held on Otcober 8, 1965. According to some of the students there were no real goals to reach in the. initiation but To see if everyone was able to get along with the group. There were games such as volleyball and horse- shoes which were played. The sponsors of this social were Mr. and Mrs. Dunkin and Mr. Durrett. In consulting Mr. Dunkin, D.E. sponsor, it was concluded that everyone passed with flying col- ors. ll.' I Q. . ,cy V i V 0 ...N f - ' ' ' ' Oh! That hurts! yells Mary Fritzsimmons. 'UMXX Eeek! What is it? ls it alive? Is it huma V, Oh! ls it a boy? ls this what it takes to e ,.,'l . initiated? Help! screams Beverly Davis. ' Who fired that shot? wonders Robert Adams as Charles