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

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GERMAN CLUB MEMBERS are bottom row from left, Kevin Hill, historian; Suzy Schoener, president; Andy Williams, vice- president; Terry Lewis, sgt.-at-arms; second row from left, Wayne Abernathy, James Kipp, George Hill, Vikki Moore, Robin Rasco, Lynne Isaacson, Patricia Tull, Kathy Lowe, Nancy Michalk, Marian Baum, Phyllis Willis, Mrs. Edda Hodnett, sponsor; third row from left, Salvador Acosta, Gary Kipp, Greg Verheyden, Karon Schmoker, Carol Stapper, John Harris, Curt Tirer, Dick Kincheloe, Mickey Briggs, Julie Forbes, Debbie Stalbaum; fourth row from left, Scott Dean, Rex Maus, Bunky Klein, Terry Kubsch, -Bill Byrom, Michael Goebel, Jim Goulding, Lansing McNeely, Milton Dare, Gary Iselt, Sharon Meadows; fifth row from left, Alan Reeves, Winston Dillard, Rhonda Pankratz, Dan Kagan, Allen Currier, Larry Ellis, James Grote, Richard Gruetz- ner, Fred Oberdorf, Chuck Bell, Karen Roberts; sixth row from left, Phil Reeves, Eileen Parker, Dianne Glass, David Parker, Mike Showalter, David Deerfield, Steve Haren, Terry Hendrix, Anna Schneider, Charlotte Sandel, Susan Schneider. i Mr- » . VOLLEYBALL BETWEEN CLUB members means a good appetite for the Zilker Park gathering. DECORATING THE CHRISTMAS tree with more tinsel is Charlotte Sandel ' s job. Organizations — 97

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German ' Der Papierkorb Special Club Project Members of the German Club have been very busy this year. They started the year off with a city-wide Oktoberfest at Zilker Park. They joined the Texas Association of German Students, the National Fed- eration of Students of German, and they subscribed to TAGS magazine. The club started a newspaper called Der Papierkorb in which the other language clubs participated. Slides of Germany were shown at a meeting and the International Folk Dance Club performed Ger- man dances at another meeting. In the spring they held a city-wide Fasching Festival, which is similar to the American Mardi Gras. At their Christmas meeting, they viewed all German films loaned out by the University language library. Plans were made to work on a play sent to the TAGS Convention in Abilene. Sponsor of the club is Mrs. Edda Hodnett. I ENJOYING HERSELF AT the Zilker Park gathering, Mrs. Hodnett gets to know German Club members. Edda GERMAN Hill, to president; 1 Abernatby, Lyme to Marian flai lU m fr Karon Sdu Kincheloe, I I MILTON DARE, TERRY Lewis and Curt Piper, members of the German band, entertain at the German Club Christmas Party. 96 — Organizations ,

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Latin Club Members Bring Honors to Reagan Appreciation of the civilizations of Greece and Rome and instruction of Latin for its value as a language are the primary goals of Reagan ' s La tin Club, Reagani Romani. The club, under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Cora Fuller, is affiliated with the Texas Junior Classical League. The 53 members of the club engage in such activi- ties as the annual Language Festival and Saturnalia. At the Saturnalia, students participate in the reinact- ment of a Greek festival. The club also took part in the Junior Classical League Convention in Port Arthur on March 7 and 8, and will attend the Sum- mer National Convention in New Orleans. Club officers are consul, Tany Brydson; co-consul, Trish Wheeler; scriba, Connie Prock; quaestor, Di- ane Schoner; historian, Vana Hart; lictors, Chuck Lipscomb and Steve Phillips. Tribunes are Trish Wheeler, Mike Foster, Jimmy Williams, Terry Tamb- lin, Vicki Payne, Mark Yancey, Nancy Needles and Larry Beard. KATHY SIMMONS WAS elected as the president of the ' 68- ' 69 Texas Junior Classical League but had to resign because of not being able to enrol in Latin this year. t TRISH WHEELER AND Tany Brydson talk over plans for future club meetings and the Language Festival. 1AHNCU Lipscomb, E «M«j otkjWad . ' ..:-.;, VJ Lirrj Beard; fa High TERI ALLBRIGHT SMILES at her appointment to the presidency of the Texas Junior Classical League for ' 68- ' 69. 98 — Organizations