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

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elow' Not getting on earh others' nerves i' is the most iliffieult thin about nrformin - A - -i - - il t' g ith the small Vocal Ensemble group, junior Carol Lowe said. W A fs hx ' l U.I.L. CQNTEST A fi Q I . ' I . C. , W:,, 'Ter xiiiigf l Id Medalists ,.ff.'r,1ft1+f i : M -we ' ' L., -' . .Sis r Clautlell Baker. Daryl Howslff5 i : f , fKjmGh-011, Sergio Machado, A . Paul McQueen. Nuns-3 Ye-rkeS O Tra 'Li'TerreI. ' ii1i??Fellers. , l it as - I www ,lll l I I ' I edalists f Ricky Berry. Karen Hex. J' i 1 'y Hut-rtu. Abel Machado Jg f gy . . 5.5-il an Smith. Elizabeth Tann I i Troy Trussel. ' 1 ..,, ' ALL R if 10N CHOIR ' . Q Paul McQueen kt ' Buster Johnson ii Ri1rkyHuerta H 'V K l Outstanding Soprano - Clautlell Bak:-r President - Marliaiiieinz 5 Vice President - Lf-i:Ann Portie Secrelary - Karla Timm Treasurer - Foy Day Librarian - Buster Johnson Student Director - Nanry Yerkes Outstanding Alto - LeeAnn Portia- Outstanding Tenor - Troy Trussell Outstanding Bass - Mark Topping l l Gioir Sweetheart - LeeAnn Portis- ' Choir Beau - Paul McQueen Outstanding Freshman - Rl uf-rta I Outstanding Sophomore - Na ' Ye-rkes ' Outstanding junior - Buster Johnson .,. Outstanding Senior - Paul Nil-Quef-ng? Choir Award - Paul Ml'QLlt'O'Il .I tbove: FRESHMAN CHOIR Front Row: Dir:-1-tor V. Davis, K. Carroll. N. Smith. J. 'erez, J. Young. J. Fellers. F. Day. D. Nr-niiiaii. C, Iio und P. NI:-Cluskm-y. Second Row: '. Cray, J. Rowe, S. Niarliatlo. B. Diiilbiss. T. Terrell. R. Huerta. R. Johnson. A. Miller nd B. Cooper. Above: TENOR-BASS CHOIR Front Row: P. McQueen. J. Perez, S. Machado, K. Pins son, F. Di-Alba. J. Fells-rs. D. Newman and M. Finch. Second Row: J. Young, B. John- son, B. Divilhiss, H. Wolfe. A, Marhado, R. Hatldivk. R. Johnson and F. Day. Third Row: D. Fowler, M. Topping, T, Brown, T. Terrell. R. Berry, T. Trussell and R. Huerta. Above: TREBLE CHOIR Front Row: D, Howton. C, Hill. M. Heinz. C. Bowen. M. Nor- ris, N. Smith. E. Jiminez, R. Marquez, K. Carroll. B. Cooper and P. Mr:Cluskey. Second Row: Director V, Davis, A. Wiley, A. Broussard, C, Pitman. J. Rowe, C. Meeks, K. Timm, N. Yerkes, A. Miller and C. lio. Third Row: V. Cray. C. Lowe, L. Pnrtic, E. Tann, C. Baker, L. Webster, J. Carney, D. Largent and P. Singleton. Above: Love makes the wnrlml go round, sings the Voval Ensemble at the Carnival ot' Fanorites xxhile they wear their newly won U.I.I.. awarrls. -4 lp Choir -1-T

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ALDINE HOIR if .1 Y -f 5 Above: Logo for the 1980 Aldine Choirs. 5 Left: Singing the low notes in the Trebles' choir contest song is not easy, but Marla Heinz and Connie Hill seem to be doing it. Q,,,,. fbi , Q5, Xb T'-N V .pi ii min. ll lf me ng B1 :buf mm' ' .JUN bnllm Above: Practicing for better vocal quality, the choir uses muscle exercises to enhance their singing. xxx -wawk if 46 Choir

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48 Drama Below: Bump her on the head with a pumpkinl , says George Topax Uefl' Amersonj to the Executioner QCathy Deanl in The Revenge ofthe Space Pandas, ., 1,4 .e .Y al I Above: Vivian lMichelle Kinnardj and Bob the sheep lSalvador Garciaj run into more trouble on the planet Crestview as they are captured by a space panda Uennifer Perry- manl. Working out stage fright Performing and acting for friends was a routine and great help to cure stage fright, senior Darrell McFarland said. In order to become another character in a play, one must think about what one's character would do, give the charac- ter a personality and a background. An actor must be open minded to any character, Darrell said. Being an experienced actor Darrellis mistakes weren't usually seen on stage. In practice is where I mess up, Darrell said. The only big scare he had, Darrell said, was when he for- got the first word of a song in Cinderella and the music had already begun. Much hard work was involved in putting a play together. It took four to five hours each day just for studying lines. Being in drama for four years and president of the Thespi- ans for a year, Darrell was the recipient of the drama award. among other awards he had won during four years of partic- ipation. A if f ff . Above: Earthling Vivian fMichelle Kinnardl prepares to fight off the Crestview citizen to save Bob the sheep from the shears oi Topax.