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

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Dctober Was Marked by Spirit Filled with signs of spirit, the month of October was full of activities. Centered around football season, the team had the support of the student body. The students and the faculty expressed their spirit by their good attendance at football games. The month was highlighted by Spirit Week. This included a night pep rally be- fore the MacArthur game. Spirit chants could be held in the halls of Aldine through- out the week. Aldine's traditional blue and white was worn often by the students and faculty. Competition between homerooms was displayed by the door decorations of spirit. Spirit week was ended by the judges decision to award the Band Hall first place. Left: James Simmons boosts the spirit of the team before the MacArthur game. Lower left: Fans of the Mighty Mustangs cheer for a victory. Below: The Band Hall took first place in door decorations of Spirit Week. 53

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Students Acliust to School Life David Hickey and Carol Walton doing their thing at the Howdy Dance. Wanda Laird and Randy Spardella study once again in Crowded conditions in the cafeteria were quite difficult to get used to until a new student lounge and new additions to cafeteria could be built

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54 November Spirit Was ln? Right: An ex-student admires the senior's W 5 Homecoming decorations in the ,student lounge. November came and brought with it many varied activities. The first week was a busy one for the sen- iors of A.H.S. who were planning and decorating for Homecoming. The overall enthusiasm and spirit was even further stimulated by the annual bonfire held the night before the big game. Led by the cheerlead- ers and the band, many spectators yelled and cheered for the Mighty Mustangs. Football season came to a victorious close with the second place title in District l5AAAA. Basketball season then got off to a start with many tournaments and games. The Fu- ture Homemakers of America sponsored the Fall Fantasy, a formal dance held at the Field lnn on November 2l. Also during the month, the O.E.A., the band, and other various clubs held bake sales during the lunch periods, as money making projects. Antic Spring, a one act play presented by the Drama Department, brought an end to the full- scheduled month of November. Right: Bob Bostwick fights the ants in his pants in a scene from Antic Spring. i l i 1 i i i l Q i