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

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CtnT IS litt THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY was represented by Rickey Wheeler, Judy Walther, Mike Bayer and Manette Dodge in the Brain vs. Brawn Assemblv wy KtNtMBE RANDY WALKER ACTED as score-keeper for the Brain vs. Brawn assembly held in February. JUDY ROWE AND Mrs. Betty Franks watch as plans for new activities are formed at the beginning of the second semester. Organizations — 5 7

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■ ■■wiww iiwm w ■ w i w w ij fc wwiM p p M B BBBB PBBBl NationaJ Honor Society Football Players Win over Brains The Reagan National Honor Society consists of 26 students sponsored by Mrs. Betty Franks and Judy Rowe. This year ' s officers are president, Mike Bayer; vice-president, Alan Moore; secretary, Donna Hamann; and treasurer, Anita Allen. The Honor Society again adopted a little girl from Korea through the Christian Children ' s Fund. Other projects of the Honor Society were a forum held in the spring at which members discussed topics and how movies, books and art affect our values, a nd a Cereal Bowl, where football players are asked ques- tions by the students. The assembly was the only money-making project of the Honor Society, while the forum was an activity suggested by Principal J. Davis Hill. JUDY WALTHER AND Susan Schneider listen attentively as the minutes are read at the beginning of a meeting. IHENA1K Bain vs, Bt ' W! MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY are, from left to right, first row, Kathleen Ready, Lynda Cottingham, Donna Hamann, Judy Schoen, Patti Prewitt, Manette Dodge, Connie Seidenberger, Judy Walther; second row from left, Patty Sepul- 56 — Organizations veda, Rusty Campbell, Austin Ligon, Nanette Ball, Anita Allen, Susan Schneider, Dennis Ryan, Suzy Clarkson; third row from left, Phil Reeves, Mike Bayer, Randy Walker, Jack Louis, Bryon Porter, John Hart, Alan Reeves. 1 Wiviti

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■™ i BHanM nnnnMnDHn AFS Newest Organization Formed to Serve Exchange Student Through the help of the American Field Service, Reagan has played host to Maria Teresa Massano, this year ' s exchange student from Rome, Italy. Efforts to raise money for an exchange student next year began with the Ugly Man Contest in December. Ugliest was Preston Matthews, Steve Darby was first runner-up, and Bryan Hill was second runner-up. Over $120 was collected by these and other con- testants for the club. The highlight of the spring semester was a teacher talent show, put on with the help of the Student Council Foreign Exchange Student Committee. Other activities included a brother and sister of the month. A boy and girl are selected each month to entertain the exchange student. These two take the exchange student places and help her to learn more about American culture. MARIA POLLS VOTES in the spring student council elections as Miss Dorothy Fluty, AFS sponsor, serves as a caller. A GET-ACQUAINTED chat is first business for Maria when she arrives in Austin. Two members of her American family include Mrs. Dan Watson, left, and Pam Watson, right. 58 — Organizations