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

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ACADEMICS Teachers were the constant cause of worry by many. Homework was assigned, as were many tests and that research paper. Students became so familiar with their teachers that pop-tests could even be predicted, And yet, through all the confusion, many re- ceived a well-rounded education.

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Added to Staff mcilfflvqjic l l l fi is ,' l l Mr. J. G. Hailey, a new addition to Aldine Senior High, served as principal during the 1969-1970 school year. He transferred to Aldine from Hambrick Junior High, where he had also served as principal. Besides preparing the curriculum, the class schedule, and assisting the counselors in proper placement of students, Mr. Hailey found time from these many and varied duties to counsel with individual students. A large amount of his time was spent listening to the problems and suggestions presented by students. He attended Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston State Teachers College where he received a Master's in Education and an Administrative Certificate. Serving as assistant principal again this year was Mr. Richard Spence, The major part of his day was spent taking care of discipline problems. Mr. Spence attended Sam Houston State Teacher's College, where he received his Master's in Education and a Bachelor of Science. To relieve some of the burden of the principal and assistant principal, an additional assistant principal was added to Aldine this year. Mr. Allen Lewis was in charge of the school calendar, of reading the les- son plans, and of making the morning announce- ments. ,He attended Hardin-Simmons University where he received his Bachelor of Arts. Along with other improvements and additions to Aldine, the staff of principals, for the first time in Aldine's histo- ry, was increased. TYONS Top: Shirley Wells, office as sistant, delivers a telephone message to Mr. Spence. Bottom: Mr. Lewis gives the morning announcements. I3