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

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s Stressed in English Below center: Mrs. Maxine Milne Below: Mr. Michael Cullinan J.. f ' . . z. fziiiqw s 1 , 'W T . . ff.-.f , 'T' slssn f 9 gg' . nir KZWVVVV me , 3 K7 . Q T 1' ax Mrs. Jody Tyson Cathy Spivey seeks aid from Bob Bosrwick as they take moles from Mrs. Tyson. FTD, Migg Sue Finley Miss Robin Trimble Mrs. Sella Allen Mrs. Nita Pou MVS- VlI'QinlCI MVS. Chrisfine Perryman Thompson 43

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All fifteen of Aldine's English teachers attempted to teach the students at Aldine something of the fas- cinating characters in our literature. The freshman classes studied Great Expectations, which was writ- ten by Charles Dickens. These students shall always remember their first encounter with Pip and Miss Ha- visham. Aldine's sophomore class met Silas Marner, the miser who found happiness without money. The juniors had a somewhat varied selection of novels. While some students were reading The Scarlet Letter and The Crucible, others were reading The Pearl. Thus, the students ended a year with a bit of knowl- edge of literature. In Senior English, composition is stressed more than literature to prepare students for college. Humanities is offered to the students who wish to study literature more seriously. These students at- tended the Alley Theatre every month to see such plays as The Rose Tattoo and The Andersonville Trials. Journalism, Communicative English, or Busi- ness English is offered if Senior English is not pre- ferred. S Amelia Schmidt is preparing for her critical analysis on The Cruci- ble. Literature Donna Walker like many other students finds time to search for a lis brary book for a book report. Wi i T 's .QQ 'T 1 . .,,. - i- ' ' A . , 4. f fi X QQ -RT s Xssxegsfagsmef it l l l i Miss Ruth Magness Miss Rita Harding Mr. Bobby Ezell l

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Animal Farm Highlights Vocational Agriculture This year at AHS the Vocational Agricultural classes raised their animals as exhibits for the annual Ag. show at a new' permanent location. Mr. David R. Schoene- mann donated an area of land located on Aldine West- field and Sandydale Road, as an animal farm for the boys to take care of their stock that was to be entered in the annual project show in April. Classes were taught by Mr. Joe Woodland and Mr. David McCullough. Some ofthe procedures taught in the classes concerned the preparations of meats, care of ani- mals, soil care, and the knowledge of machinery used in everyday, outdoor living. Also, during the year the agri- cultural classes were responsible for the building of the annual bonfire as a part of homecoming celebrations. I A I g lll Op: Mr' 'lo i, ii Woodland ' l2l Bottom: Mr. David ,,,, l McCullough Right: Mr. McCullough demonstrates procedures of meat processing to his class, from left to right: Mike Albin, Gary Thumes, Steve Point, Darrel Harri- V , M A son, Roger Pope, and Richard Ballard. ' 44 Terry Lowery measures the length ot his show box to be used in the Ag. project show. 6 fi N t , l fig I 9 ' r