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

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ss Former Aldine students reminisce over former A happy Homecoming Queen, Mary Frances Galloway, proudly shows Mrs. Castle, of school. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Tyson, the bracelet she received from the senior class. Thirty-First Homecoming Aldine students dance to music provided by the Gaston Ponce Orchestra. days

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omecoming Dance Following the exciting game in which the Mus- tang football team put up a hard but losing fight against the Springwoods Tigers, was the annual homecoming dance. The ceremonies began as Queen Mary Frances Galloway was presented a silver charm bracelet from the Senior Class. Also, runners-up for Home- coming Queen, Judy Bass and JoAnn Koeler were presented with charms. Then, head coach, Mr. Larry Rice, introduced the T965 Mustang football team to the spectators. After this introduction the exes and students moved to the center of the floor to continue dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reddick prefer sitting out the dance to talk over old times. Q l Mr. and Mrs. Hannah ioin in with the students to dance to a slow song. The Exes stand to the side of the floor to wait for the evening's ceremonies. 9l

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'Q . mzhh .3357 X 1 elebrated The thirty-first annual Homecoming Dance cli- maxed a day that was filled with excitement. This year the exes and seniors danced to music which was provided by the Gaston Ponce Orchestra. During the dance it was noticed that there were a great number of exes attending who graduated in the fifties and sixties rather than the earlier graduating classes. Between dancing and convers- ing, the guests helped themselves to punch and cakes which were served from the patio. The dance came to a close with many high school friendships revivedg with these happy moments came the end of Homecoming 1965. Mr. and Mrs. Durrett swing out with the other kids . K Miss Wanda Eaton talks over old times with Arnold Stewart and LaVern Keen. 93