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

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City sllieker 9 U 5 country kicker Half in the Houston city limits and half out, the population of Aldine Sen- ior reflects the dichotomy. On one side of the fence, disco lights danced, movies flickered, and cars jammed the streets. On the other side, cows grazed, trucks raced, and cowboy boots shuffled across the dance floor. City life moved in and crowded out much of the country culture in the Aldine area. However, a rebirth of the cowboy scene produced a renewed interest in the country culture. Continued interest in the ag pro- gram, high fashion western clothing for men and women and progressive country music merged the two lifes- tyles of city slicker and country kicker. for is it country slicker and city kicker?l Leh: Sophisticalion! No more second rate sounds for sen- ior Todd Dobie as he listens to his elaborate stereo. Below: Junior Kandy Cockrell models a city slicker style, straight-legged designer jeans, a silk blouse and heels. 197. two different lifestyles in cars. , s OPC ning7