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

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TONY FREYTAG PRACTICES speech tech- niques and receives help- ful criticism from other club members. MEMBERS OF THE Speech Club are, bottom row from left, Sonja Roberts, Manette Dodge, Betsy Hess, Tony Freytag, Barbie Jones, Helen Mason; second row from left, Charron Hodge, Pam Johnson, Lisha Cook, Gail Bordovsky. Karen Kagan, Beth Wise, Suzy Clarkson; third row from left, Evan Pierce- Jones, Marceen Pedro, Suzanne Wier, Nancy Needles, Brenda Hall. Organizations — 65 MUMUM. I I II ,-.,.. ■ , , ,1 ,, M

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■ ■ Speech Club Honors Indicate Tournament Talent To further the development of speech activities is the purpose of Reagan ' s Speech Club. The wide range of activities participated in by members include debate, duet acting, poetry and prose interpretation, extemporaneous and persuasive speaking, dramatic and humorous interpretation, orig- inal oration and analysis of public address. Competition, honors and trophies came from tourna- ments in Churchill of San Antonio, Martin Jr. High, Interscholastic League, Trinity in San Antonio, King in Corpus Christi, Tivy of Kerrville and Alamo Heights in San Antonio. The ' 68- ' 69 Speech Club has been very active under the guidance and supervision of Mrs. Kathy Miller. Club officers are president, Tony Freytag; vice-president, Betsy Hess; secretary-treasurer, Man- ette Dodge; reporter-historian, Barbie Jones. WITH EMPHASIS ON important business Mrs. Kathy Miller speaks to the Speech Club. PRESIDING OVER A Speech Club meeting is Tony Freytag. nNKERBHi 64— Organizations

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nHHM IP Black Hats, Banner Signify HR3 Spirit Spirit signs, skits and deep voices add to Reagan High ' s spirit as the HR3 ' s, an abbreviation for High Ridin-Reagan Raiders, participate in pep rallies. Supporting the traditional run-through signs at foot- ball games, the HR3 ' s are always there with rousing spirit. The HR3 is Reagan ' s boys ' service organization in which senior boys help the school mater ially, by the annual painting of the parking lot lines, and spirit- wise. HR3s can always be spotted on game days by their official uniform of blue jeans, white shirts and black hats. Miss Dorothy Flury was chosen the 1968-69 Sweet- heart of the HR3. Jack Louis is sponsor. The year ' s activities included the responsibility of displaying the Reagan Raiders banner made through the money raising efforts of Mrs. Jo Ann Anderson and Mrs. Margaret Bacon of the P-TA and many Raider supporters. A slave auction, a barbeque, the traditional basketball game between the male faculty and senior boys, and a party for the football boys after the state championship was won were plans for the year. There are approximately 55 boys in this service organization, and it is one of the most active clubs at Reagan. HR3s PARADE PROUDLY in front of the No. 1 with the banner provided by money-making activities from the P-TA. fl FOOTBALL PLAYERS PASS HR3 faces on the way out of the gym after pep rally. PEP RALLIES WOULD not be the same without the boisterous but proud HR3 ' s. i STAN VO