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

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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

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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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;. i il [55 A WELL KNOWN sight is the HR3 ' s own spirit line which formed fol- lowing the school song at the end of each pep rally. STAN VOELKER, Hank Wire and Mike Sell- ingsloh talk over plans for future HR3 activities. M ta HELPING KEEP THE big run-through signs intact for the football players is another big job well performed. HR3 MEMBERS INCLUDE, bottom row from left, Jack Louis, sponsor; Bill Har- ris, Larry Barron, David Hensley, Dan Lacouture, Rickey Wheeler, Stan Voel- ker, Terry McBee, Tom Tait, Jim Jeter; second row from left, Johnny Clements, Dennis Sullins, Jim Wilson, Robert Griffith, C, nes Towery, Ed Norris, Mark Munson, John Nicholas, Jack Murphy; third row from left, Archie Lusk, John Weaver, Richard Copeland, Wilbur Nichols, Bob Mata, Mick Vann, Steve Grant, Nathan Bayless, Winston Dil- lard, Steve Darby; fourth row from left, Robert Miller, John Youngblood, Ran- dy O ' Dell, Lansing McNeely, Randy Nickerson, Doyle Bridgefarmer, James Hejl, Terry Russell, Mike Harris, John Riggleman; fifth row from left, Mike Hart, Emory Bel lard, Herb Acevedo, Robert Allen, Laszlo Eosze, Paul Sor- rels, Jerry Thomas, Richard Fuller; sixth row from left, Greg Carlson, Mark Labaj, Thomas Young, Randall Scott, Mike Beeson, Dan Thompson, Michael vonWupperfeld, Johnny Kinsey; sev- enth row from left, Danny Bright, Rick Hart, Alton Sistrunk, Bobby Benter, Jer- ry Carpenter, Cary Kipp, Randy Loflin; eighth row from left, Phil Warren, Den- nis Bethke, Byron Porter, Mike Uru- beck, Greg Pfuntner; ninth row from left, Ty Wetzel, Mike Sellingsloh, Karl Henkel, Hank Wire. izations — 67