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

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A popular question among stu- dents is, How can I get involved? According to the T969-70 FHA'ers, the answer is simple: .loin the Fu- ture Homemakers ot America. Through moneymaking activi- ties such as bake sales, spirit ribbon sales, and candy sales, the Future Homemakers were able to pur- chase equipment tor the home- making department and furnish- ings for the living room. Social activities were a promi- nent part of the club's year. These activities included, the Fall Fantasy Ball, visits to a nursing home, an all-girl social, the spring style show, teas, and many others. The highlight of the year was National FHA Week. There was a special ac- tivity tor each day during the week of April 4-l l. Patriotism Day, Teacher Appreciation Day, and Color Day are examples ot some ot those events. Because of the inter- est in pollution, FHA held a clean- up week toward the end at the l97O school year. All these proiects add up to in- volvement with school lite and oth- ers around ou Adrian January gives a look of boredom as his date, Yvonne Bi- vens, naps be- tween dances at the Fall Fantasy Ball. I76