John H Reagan High School - Spur Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Honor Society’s Activities Include Adopting” Little Girl The Reagan National Honor Society's big project for the year was the adoption' of a little girl in Hong Kong, through the Christian Children's Fund. Fach month the club .sent $12 to the Christian Children’s Fund so that it could be sent on to the little 11-year-old girl, Hui Bik Ha. The Society also sent gifts to the girl, and Tony Johs was selected to exchange letters with the girl. The idea was hit upon last year and put into action at the beginning of October. Sponsor for the Honor Society is Mrs. Bobbie Sanders. MRS. SANDERS, SPONSOR, frequently uses the mimeograph machine for club purposes. MEMBERS OF THE Reagan National Honor Societ)' are, firs row from left to right, Caia Kent, treasurer; Cynthia Headley, secretary; Mrs. Sanders, sponsor; Eddie Peterson, president; Bill Grcif, vice-president; second row, Sharon Roberts, Sheire Don- nelley, Kathy Nichols, Jan Watson, Joe Phillips. Terri Collins, Charlean Born, Donna Stewart, Cherene McMullen; third row, Donna Krause, Brien Koehler, Frank Davis; fourth row, Tony Johs. Ken Robinson, Robert Allbright, Mike Hernandez, Donna Jacobsen. Cathy Cave, Patricia Brewer; fifth row, Sara Rider, Dean Watson, Mark Montgomery, Dale Wingard, Pat Montgom- ery. 62

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BILL GREIF, spring student council president, announces that the Valentine's Dance will be held as planned. GOOF OFF” FRANK DAVIS tries to stamp a dollar bill for Dave Sheppard and Mike Booth. iSHERRI DANELLEY, fall secretary, reviews council minutes before the representatives. JOE PHILLIPS, fall president, and Randy Humphrey, fall vice- president, vote at a precinct box intended for sophomores. 61

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’68 Ariel Staff Tries Again to Receive Top Rating Ariel staffers began on a happy note after hear- ing that the ’67 Ariel, Reagan’s student literary mag- azine, received a state superior rating from the Texas High School Press Association. Connected with this honor was the fact that this was the first magazine published and submitted for critique. The Ariel contains poetry, prose, and essays, all written by Reagan students. A large bulk of the literature, however, is written by students from cre- ative writing class, one of Reagans more liberal classes. A new technique of writing to music is practiced in the course. Sponsor of the Ariel staff is Mrs. Araminta Seal. ARIEL STAFFERS, Jeanie Sansom, Scott Williams (junior editor). Marvin Mooney (standing) and Herman Koch, sort illustrations and stories to be used to compile the '68 Ariel. MEMBERS OF THE ARIEL STAFF are, first row from left. Brian Koehler, Mrs. Araminta Seal, Sarah Rider (ed- itor), Jeanie Sansom, Jim McNutt, Marvin Mooney. Second row from left, Bob Whitehead, Karen Cain, Steve Willis. Scott Williams, James Holden. Pat Schneider, Her- man Koch, James Story. DECIDING ON A STORY to be published in the '68 Ariel is Mrs. Araminta Seal, sponsor. 63