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

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T e .gf lg. .asm Ixft: While on an art club field trip to the Museum of Fine Arts junior Kellie Creeden casually strikes a pose with one of the exhibits. Below: ART CLUB Front Row: Brenda Grimes isponsorj, Pham Linh, Venessa Holl- ingsworth ftreasj, Melody Prescher Qsec.l, Garry McDugle Qv. pres.l and Mark Crayne fsponsorj. Second Row: Todd Scott, Carrie Day, Ronnie Bills, Bobby Engel and Lisa Hitt. Third Row: Mark Grasso and Bryan Thompson. Fourth Row: Billy Sandstedt, Jimmy McQueen, Gary Templin and Dale Templin. Above: PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Front Row: W. G. Wilson fsponsorl, Greg Bumham ipresl, Kellie Lester 1rep.l, Kim Allen 1sec.l and Randy Walker lv. pres.l, Second Row: William Shepard, Debora Bryant, Don Graham, David Jones. Francis Chanee, Becky Ser- res and Mark Evangelism. Art! Photography 35

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ART! PHOTOGRAPHY Splash 81 flash Broadening horizons and service to the school were the major activities of the art club. During the course of the year the club took two field trips to the Museum of Fine Arts to see the Armand Hammer exhibit and to San Jacinto College to see various art exhibits. Most of the members found it enjoyable. Junior Mark Grasso said about the museum trip, It was a good chance to see a wide collection of great artists, workf, During third quarter the members constructed a wooden sculpture. This piece of art, located in one of the school courtyards. was called Students' Onef, Several students said this was one way to express their artistic abilities for the school. Below: Sophomore Bryan Thompson and senior Gina Bowen discuss the design for the club's sculpture with art teacher Mark Crayne during a meeting. 'ki ,Q , 4- .- '.4f ,H , A ar lui Above: For recognition in watercolor, senior Cordon Jones received the an award. Right: During Art Day, freshman Ronald Brogdon watches sophomore Robert Bales create a pot out of clay. I 34 -XrtfPhotogr1tphy Below: Freshmen Dale Templin and Scott Greer and sophomore Cary Templin construct th an club's sculpture, Students' One in one ofthe school courtyards. i l l I u J I B i tri 'ai jk

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We are famil Below: Keeping her french horn parallel to the ground is one more thing junior Cynthia Thompson must remember during halftime performances. ,aa-'A Band is like one big happy family. Most of my friends are in band, and we are all very close, junior Sherri Con- ner said. This quote summed up the thoughts of many band stu- dents. An average day during marching season to a band student meant spending 11 hours a day, four days a week and as much as 16 hours on game days at school or with other band members. Junior Karen Groschke said, his almost impossible to Below: As a versatile musician, senior Suzanne Marion switches from clarinet during concert season to the bells during marching season. Above: Practicing during class in the halls and after school during marching practice, the Flag Corps perfected their flag routines. Senior Janet Staha concentrates on her next move during a halftime performance. 4.919 Dyafaig BAND 36 Band