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

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Memorial Triumphs Over Aldine 33-0 Louis Ryter finds running room as he runs To try ,and make a touchdown. Memorial thundered over Aldine 33-O on a muddy field. Memorial gained possession of The ball only Three plays after the opening kickoff. Memorial rolled wide and only made 3 yds. On The next play the ball was carried to The 13. Me- morial Tried to find a hole and was dropped on The line of scrimmage. Memorial settled for Three points on a field goal. After several more plays Memorial again kicked and led 6-O. After another Aldine fumble, Memorial scored and The conver- sion was kicked for a 13-O lead. Memorial inter- cepted a pass from Aldine aT Aldine's 46. Several plays later, They scored and kicked the conversion for a 20-O lead. Jackie Owens and Sidney Sea- wright were the leading defensive men for Al- dine. Dale Hill added aid in his punting. Fullback Jackie Owens gains needed yardage as tackle Sidney Seawright opens the gap so badly needed forthe Mustangs. 82

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The Caravans provided music for the social. All Aboard for the Sophomore Shipwrecked Party Under a sky of sea blue surrounded by surf- boards, rowboats, and balloons, the Sophomores held their Shipwrecked Social in the school cafe- teria starting at 7:30 and ending at ll:OO on November l2. Teachers and students alike, were dressed as crew members, fearless pirates, or passengers of a sinking ship. The best-dressed boy and girl chosen by the iudges were Don Raymond and Rose Mary Foree. Prizes received by the two were a very large comb and a ball and paddle. Dance music and entertainment was provided by The Caravans. Members of The Caravans are AHS students Ray Hadaway, Mickey Murley, Ken Rogers, and Larry Gregory. After flower making and a treasure hunt, the Sophomore Sponsors served chips, dips, cookies, and cokes. At the conclusion of the activities, the Sophomore Sponsors termed the party a success. f-r L Sandra Nance and Earl Milspaps enjoy escaping the sinking ship in their paiamas . 8l

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of the annual proiects of the FFA is to help in the preparation the Homecoming bonfire. l it 2 iar 1 s Ns Edward Mueller receives his Greenhand pin from FFA President Clarence Thompson after he earns it during the initiation. F.F.A. Greenhand Initiation Anticipated Event finds the Greenhands eatingl?J with the help of the older Initiation of the Greenhands into the Aldine Chapter of the Future Farmers is an annual event which the older members look forward to with anticipation and the Greenhands with apprehen- sion. This year was no exception, as 73 Green- hanols were initiated on Nov. 16. Please don'tl I'll be good! exclaims Darryl Hilton as he pleads for mercy. f f 2