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

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4 , , av dh Y! MR. IIM NOLDER Auto Mechanics MR. H. W. OSTERHOUT General Physical Science MISS VICKI PARKS World Historyg Texas Studiesg Track MR, IAMES PATTERSON Algebrag Footballg Trackg Cross Country i,..-Q-f- ff-,,, MR. STEVE PAUL MRS, NITA POLJ Band Vocational Office Education, Lab MRS. IULIE PEDERSON Yearbookg American MRS. CAROL POWELL History General Businessg World Historyg Typing MRS. VlRClNlA L, PERRYMAN MR. R. W. PRICE Englishg Teaching Visual Deficiencies Experience Resource MS, ANN PLUMMER MRS. CHERYL D. Typingg Englishg Business PUMPHREY English Englishg Reading fir Q17 ,LM . . . , . - . -. ,, ., 1 ' MRS. CAROLYN O. RACSTON Language!Learning Disabilitiesg Vocational Adjustment Coordinator MRS. PAULA RAMIREZ Office Practiceg Typing MRS. GENIE RENAUDIN Homemakingg Home and Family Livingg Home Furnishings MRS. DEBORAH REYNOLDS English ,Li

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jx MRS. CATHY MORRELL Computer Math, Consumer Math, Number Theory, Algebra MR. DEE W. MOSES Physical Education MR. ROBERT MU RDOCH General Physical Science Lab MR. GLEN MURPHY Coordinated Vocational Academic Education Co-op Pretend Like l'm ot Here It's not always a lot of fun to have a parent working where you go to school. The students said that it was hard going to school at the same place their parents worked. They said that some teachers expected too much from them, and some of them got teased by other students. But it does have its advan- tages, like being able to get lunch money if they forgot it or getting per- mission to go home if they don't feel good. Most of the parents said they thought it brought them closer to their children. They said they noticed few disadvan- tages. However, one teacher said, It's very hard to overhear students talking about his child and 'keep my cooll' One teacher who had his child in class said he always watched to see if the child was reacting to him as a teacher or a parent. But usually, he said, there were no problems. ,,,..-i-1' Left: Since librarian Doris Fox arrives at school by 7:15, son David Fox sleeps in her office for a few minutes before classes start. Above: PARENTS AND THEIR CHILDREN Front Row: Susan Spence, Mark Webb, Patricia Matthews, Marie Mat- thews, Cindi Matthews and Scott Kendall. Second Row: Kitty Spence, Donald Webb, loyce McKeehan, Antonio Rodriguez, P. E. Marion, George Cummings, Marie Beezley, Virginia Perryman, Alice Wishard and Roberta Kendall. Third Row: Susan Webb, Bonnie McKeehan, Sonya Rodriguez, Suzanne Marion, Darla Cummings, Stuart Cum- mings, Bill Beezley, jennifer Perryman and Brian Wishard.

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55 4.4. Q. .M ,IM I MR. DONALD L. ROACH Biologyg Basketball MR. ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ Coordinated Vocational Academic Education Co- op MR, KIM ROESLER World History MRS. BARBARA ROURKE Math Chairman Trigonometryg Analytic Ceometryg Elementary Analysisg Algebra I I RQ 1 MR. RUSTY RUSSELL Astronomyp Ceologyg General Physical Scienceg Oceanographyg Eootballg Tennis MS. LYN DA SAGSTETTER English MS. PAULA SAMPSON Vocational Office Education Co-op MR. RUSSELL l. SANDERS Introduction to the Theatreg Drarnap Lab Cuitarg Creative Writingg Public Speakingg Debate MR. B. FRANK SECOR, IR Radio-Television Repair MR. MIKE SELBY Englishg I-lealthg Swimming MRS. MARY SHAU Englishg British Literature MS. LETICIA SILVA Introductory Algebra ffz, 'Db 3 I ci MS. EVVA B. SMITH Language!Learning Disabilities MISS LAVELL STANLEY Language!Learning Disabilities MRS. CONNIE STAVINOHA Homemaking MR. IOHNNY LEE STEWART Introductory Algebrag Fundamentals of Math