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

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THE BAND AFTER setting the spirit for the Reagan vs. Beiair game marches into the stands looking fabulous. Band Composed of Samplings from Each Class Ihinehart, Jim Lane, Levcn Deputy, Chris Dysort, -Lynn Crislip, 3aul Tucker. David Reutz, Larry Griggs, Rob Roberts, Micky 'orenblith, Greg Shead, Beverly Courtney, Donna Krause, Becky Slelson, Dcdra Lewis; fifth row from left, Ronny Garmon, Harold Dbendorf, Margaret Slater, Cynthia Hejl, Robert Albright, Dale kVingard, Bernie Satterwhite, Phil Pokorny. Roger Beckman. David amme, Don Koffman, Fred Oberdorf, Jerry Morris, Roger Osborn, 3rian Koehler, John Hart, Joseph Martin, Mike Martin, Terry Russel, Leon Rosen, Mike Morris, Martin Brown, Barbara Har- rison. Gary Courier; sixth row from left, Jamie Story. Jim Savage, Curtis Piper, Charles Stark, Glyn Wagner, John Harris, Roger Lind, James Sansom, Mark Montgomery, Robert Griffith, Clyde Bennett, David Douglas, Randy McGuire, Paul Montgomery, Pat Behrens, Cathy Cave, Daniel Escabedo, Tom Glass, Terry Hendricks, Mike Showater, Julia Forbes, Susan Madlow, Bunny Jackson, Bill Rogers. 89

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What's the loudest of spirit makers around Rea- gan? Why, the band, of course. This large organiza- tion begins work in the summer when the members start practicing precision marching with their counter- part, the RR's. Rising each morning at 6:30 becomes a habit to band members who live by the motto, Practice makes perfect. After a superb half-time performance by the band and RR's, one can be assured that they will receive a standing ovation from Reagan fans. The band presented its first concert at the ice cream social before school started. Since then, they have performed on numerous occasions, and also have taken part in Interscholastic League competi- tion. These contests have proved to be a big part in each band member’s daily life. Director of the band is Mr. R. B. Hunger. AND THE BEAT goes on INCLUDED IN THE 1968 Reagan Raider Band are the twirlers, first row from left, Donna Swenson, Charlotte Hiejl, Kathy Tunnel!, Linda Newmann; second row from left, Michael Lee, Sara Ryder, Janet Smcltzcr, Susan Spiegel, Barbara Berger, Nanette Ball, Charlotte Ray, Dyann Ragsdale, Karen Vickland, Penny Wagner, Barbara Feuerbacher, Gary Greif. Jody Bunnell, Robert Lineback, Charlsa Boren, Brooks Davis, Jerry Tomason, Sharon Meadows, Peggy Goethe, Carolyn Schmedes, Scarlett Davis, Mcri Dunlap, Kathy Newman, Betty Dyess, Joyce Herbert; third row from left. Drum Major Jimmie Perkins, Band Director R. B. Hunger, Terry Lewis, Skeeter Smith, Kay Bellamy, Patty Murphy, Chima Williams, Susan Flesher, Helene Schmidt. Carolyn Dowdy, Marvin Megee, David Lonford, John Noell, Donna Hammond, Pcrrie Magrum. Darlene Swanberg, Lenore Lind, Patty Prewitt, Suzanne Walton; fourth row from left. Laurel Kagan, Sandra Smeltzer, Kay Peterson, Cookie Clark, Dorothy Rogers, John Lovell, David Parker, Monty Acres, Dick Kincheloe, Margaret 88

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Newly Formed Orchestra Takes Part in Prelude to Amahl . . And Christmas Program BEFORE THE PRESENTATION OF ' Amahl and the Night Visitors, Phyllis Courtney and David Conner discord together. MISS SANDRA WILSON, a graduate of U.T., spends her only hour at Reagan directing the newly formed orchestra. in the mall, the orchestra pauses as the choir sings. MAKING UP THE ORCHESTRA are nine violins, three violas and one string bass. 90