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

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'69-'70 Wcls Activi Bottom row: Terrie Paulson, Marie Cavazos, Doris Muzny, Barbara Muzny, Carol Trapp, Vicki Holmes, and Mary Jarrell. Second row: Mrs. Baskin, Elaine Seiba c Sandy Teague, Caryl Kreitz, Susan Morris, Cindy Pivonka, Shirl Charanza, Joyce Hitt, and Debra Dorman. Third row: Marvin Alexander, Jerry Cheatam, Kent R Ronnie Howton, Newt Lucas, Gene Harper, Ray Poole, Tommy Bishop, and Glen Honerkamp. I If dh. ir-W - . . s,,. ., ,ii . ri , if ,. sf' l Q L' . Kent Rice and his date enjoy the banquet served at Sonny Look's Restaurant. Vice-president ot D.E., and Tommy Bishop, addresses banquet. guests ot I 72 Z!

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arious Awards Mrs. Lightfoot and Phil Hahn discuss an editorial for the MUSTANG. This year the Mustang staff published lO issues of the MUSTANG. In order to meet the demands of the newspaper the staff sold candy in the months of February through May. Besides the work they did onthe newspa- per, the staff went to different conferences and received many honors. During the sum- mer Lisa Armstrong and Bobby House at- tended the High School Publications Work- shop for a week at Texas A81M. ln March of T970 the MUSTANG was awarded a 2nd Division lAward of Achievementl at the state conference in Austin. ln May, Kay Smith placed lst in District and -4th in Re- gional for newswriting. Also, Bobby House placed 3rd in feature writing. The Most Valuable Staffer award was given to Lisa Armstrong for her dedication to the MUSTANG newspaper. Lisa Armstrong stated that sponsor, Mrs. Light- foot, and editor, Phil Hahn, did much to get the MUSTANG through another successful year, Left: Bobby House and Lisa Armstrong prepare a story for the next issue of the MUSTANG, Filing is an important iob of Chris Pritchett. I7I

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or Distributive Education Left to right: Vicki Holmes, Doris Muzny, Barbara Muzny, Marie Cavazos, and Carol Trapp, Distributive Education was busy throughout the year at Aldine. D.E.C.A. had a new, promising spon- sor last year, Mrs. Baskin. She set up many successful activities for distributive education. They included candy sales, pennantssales, a D.E.C.A. banquet, and auctions at the school store. The highlight of the activities, the D.E.C.A. ban- quet, was held on April 3, l97O at Sonny Look's Res- taurant. The guest speaker, Bud Hadfield, entertain- ed the members of the club and their dates with his stories ot D.E. Afterwards, the club presented Mrs. Baskin with roses. The D.E.C.A. banquet was highly commended by the members and guests. Besides all other activities of D.E., the students also held part-time jobs at various shops and busi- nesses in Houston. They lett school at T110 each day to go to their iobs. Members ot D.E.C.A. managed to work at their iobs and still make D.E.C.A. a success- ful club. I i N .tx + .- N 0 8. ui i. it t Above: Marie Cavazos sells pennants before a pep rally to benefit D.E.C.A. I73