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

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-G0 G0 s these couples take part in the goings on they do the tes? dance, the Hillbilly Waltz. Got a light, Mary Frances? asks senior, Sylvia Seawright

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October 23rd brought festivities which began with dancing and drinking kick-a-poo-iuice to marriages being performed by a country iudge. The theme of the party was carried out by a wide variety of costumes worn by the students and teachers. Also, the authentic scenery used pro- vided a perfect atmosphere for the dance. Throughout the evening Seniors particiapted in the various activities. They danced to an old-fash- ioned hoe down, entered the traditional Sadie Hawkins' race, and the girls were able to catch and marry the guys of their choice. During the evening activities Sylvia Seawright and Rodger Kercheval were chosen as wearing the most origi- nal costumes. With these fun-filled festivities the party was said to be a success by the Senior Sponsors. Seniors Present Dog Pate l -.r This group takes time out to recuperate from the Sadie Hawkins activities. l t i Come on, you can do the monkey. lt's easy, says Ralph Norman to his date Bonnie. ...-., ..-..-.,- -....,..-, ,..- -....... ,........ .-.W F-.. .. ...,.. Uv., Hun..

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tudent Council Has District Meet at U. of H. In a discussion group, the representatives listen for new methods to advance their school. Each semester the Aldine Student Council at- tends the District meeting of the Southeast Gulf Coast District of Student Councils. These meets are held to promote a better understanding of Stu- dent Council duties. At these meetings, discus- sion groups are set up by the President School and led by the represented schools. At these dis- cussions group representatives of each school at- tend to obtain ideas and suggestions from other schools. By the election of Officer Schools at each Spring Meet, the association is led under Parliamentary Procedure. The schools representing the Officers of this year are: President, Furr Junior, Senior High, Vice-President, Galena Park, and Secretary- Treasurer, Urslan Academy. These schools have to be dependable, capable, and be ready to under- take any situation concerning the responsibilities of the Student Council. These meets are sponsored by the committees of the Texas Association of Student Councils, the teachers and the administration of the Council schools. :3 f' 2. W1 l Sylvia Seawright, Recording Secretary, discusses with Nash, Dee Mendiola, and Linda King, Vice-President, topic of their discussion group. While waiting for the General Assembly to begin, Hansel, Ralph Norman, and Walter Truitt compare ideas suggestions.