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

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lf you happen to be walking down the south hall anytime during the day and hear chanting of'different languages, don't get excited and think you're in the wrong school. lt's only the voices of foreign languages students reciting their lessons. The foreign languages department consists of French, German, Spanish, and Latin. This year the German classes visited a Ger- man restaurant November l and 8. They also attended a German Convention. The polka was also taught by Miss Brandt to all her classes. A foreign exchange student visited Aldine for one week. She was from Finland. Speaking is emphasized most in foreign lan- guage, stated Miss Brandt. Right: John Barrington and Libby Burtner perform a German skit during class as Gail Campbell narrates, W-db' L TTI? lll Miss Cheri Brandt l2l -Mrs. Bunny Jones l3l Mr. Bob Weisinger l4l Mrs. Lou Prasatik 24 Foreign Language ,A ' Rf. t 4 v Y' 'r..fk'ti u ,f. . 's c f , o s c 0 'S s o ' ' l i.f v Q' s r o n - a 1' vii' ni n u'oQ 1 O I xg. A cgi n of pn'0'.-' ,.. .u w va nn. . . Oi 0 -If - '.'. ' - .'-Q n 4 nu n Q I n Q v 4 . '. . .0 'nt .'j,v. . . o ar ,',' . , av Lai. Q' ', o 1 Q 'Q 'J' 0 ,:' 0 ' 'Q u 4 ' 'W' an apo 0-'a 'aan no s Yf,u o ,,'...,o,awLw. -. knee' a-a. Mike Taylor poses as a German waiter.

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Why and How of Science PM Fumes from the chemistry lab, and smells of dissected animals from biology were alla port of the science classes this year. Six new teachers were added to the science department to cover the broad field of human knowledge concerned with facts held together by rules and principles. Physical science, required by freshmen, is con' cerned mainly with the nature of the universe. For sophomores, biology involved the study of living organisms and their activities. To further their knowledge, juniors and seniors were offered chemistry and physics. Performing experiments, students tried to explain why and how chemi- cal reactions take place. Students taking physics were concerned with matter and energy. The Math and Science Club also sponsored the science department. They go on various field trips during the year. Left: Roy Flores helps the physical science classes in an experi- ment by heating contents in o flask. .. Aw,- Daryl Whitaker tries to find algae on his slide while David Pope looks on. 23

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Aids Communication . i i i , Gary Arnold, Lee Ann Fletcher, Nikki Guinn, and Subrl Dagma practice their French dialogue by using telephones. Above right: Robin Craig disguises as ci blind girl in a Spanish skit. i 25 J