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

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Cafuisitmt, bruising - - 4 Opening Norman Normal - a C student who has just less than too many tardies, never breaks enough rules to be sent to the office, has 7 absences, all excused. He always buys tick- ets to assemblies but never joins a club. He cruises through the system. At noon, co-op students cruise from the school parking lot to their jobs. They give up much of their involvement in school life outside of their vocational programs but learn about some of the bruises in the out- side world. Cruisers escape many bruises. Bruises come when one loses an election, wants to change the system, fights injustices, tries, cares, excels. Right: Involvement in the ag program takes up a lot of time, jun- ior Kervin Buckner uses his welding skills to finish building a fence. Below: Cruisin' for a bruisin' - well that's exactly what we're talking about! fThe heavy hand of assistant principal Mr. Hill swatting someone.l Above: Students who got off course cmised into SAC to help them get on track again.

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