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

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va MEMBERS OF THE OEA Club are from left to right, first row, Deeanne Fehrenkamp, reporter and historian; Cyndee Warren, parliamentarian and sgt.-at-arms; Donna Smeller, president; Billie Barnett, vice-president; Beth Wright, secretary; Terry Brown, treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy Adams, sponsor; second row, Dyann Ragsdale, Henrietta Myers, Diana Moore, Barbara Noell, Gayle McCuiston, Donna Maretzky, Delores Chambers; third row, Janice Schutz, Connie Connolly, Kathy Sherrill, Carol Hawkins, Pam Lange, Emmitt Miller. iCCUBlt DYANN RAGSDALE RECEIVES help from Mrs. Dorothy Adams, the club ' s sponsor. TYPING, ONE OF the basic office skills, is practiced in order to gain speed and acquire a better paying job by Deanne Fehrenkamp. Organizations — 1 1 1

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Office Education Associat io n Students Learn Business Skills Office Education Association, OEA, is a new club at Reagan this year. Members of this club go to school for half a day and then go to work at prospective office jobs. Some of these jobs include typists, filers, bookkeepers,, stenographers and general office workers. This year OEA has collected and taken food to a needy family at Thanksgiving and also at Christmas. At Christmas they also made favors for the sick children at St. David ' s Hospital, which they presented to them at a Christmas party. OEA members also participated in an Area Conven- tion held in Houston in February, and attended the State Convention held in Abilene in March. The sponsor for this club is Mrs. Dorthy Adams. (us m Witt, Wnght, s BILLIE BARNETT USES her skills of recording, accounting and bookkeeping in her office work. TERRY BROWN LEARNS that it is important to keep accurate books for her employer. torn i 1 1 — Organizations

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BOBnHBOHBODBMBnnOMi THE MEMBERS of the Ariel staff are, sitting from lejt, James Sansom, Kipi Martin, Dee Dee Lytle, Diane Cherne, Scott Williams, Jean Gerding, Susan, Hill, Vana Hart; standing from left, Karla Ohlsson, Pam Johnson, Anita Allen, Mrs. Araminta Seal, sponsor; Patti Prewitt, Frances Johnson, Nan Noblitt, Kelley Kennedy, Judy Walther, Janet Simonsen. Ariel Staff Reagan ' s Creative Make Up Literary Staff Consisting of poetry, prose, art and essays the Ariel, Reagan ' s literary magazine, began its third year on a note of enthusiasm. Articles were submitted beginning with the first month of school. A reviewing board of five examine these items to select the best. From these, the worthy pieces are separated and compiled into the final magazine. Sponsored by Mrs. Anaminta Seal, the publica- tion has approximately 22 staff members. They plan and publicize the Ariel and sponsor the Balladeer ' s Assembly, a musical performance with proceeds going to the magazine. EDITOR SCOTT WILLIAMS smiles in anticipation of another award winning Ariel. I I 1 1 2 — Organizations -