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

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French Carols, Carnations Fill School Year f -; f I Free tutoring in French, geometry and other cours- es was offered to Reagan students by the French Club. Members contributed to the language news- paper published by the German Club, and carnations were sold on Valentine ' s Day. Fall activities included an open house on No- vember 24 in which the McCallum club participated and the singing of French carols at Christmas, after which a covered dish dinner was held. Spring plans included a booth at the annual Lan- guage Festival where garters, travel posters, French bread and eclairs were sold. Entertainment highlight was a can-can dance. Also, a simulated French lega- tion was planned. WOULDN ' T YOU LIKE a French Club carnation? inquires vendor Debbie Tatum. FRENCH CLUB MEETINGS provide time for discussion of projects and plans for spring activities. ,ji, Debbie Hips, Mmt : idi Cindy lffl ke «• FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS in- clude, bottom row from left, Caryn Viota, president; Bev- erly Walker, secretary; James Engelbrecht, vice-president; San- dy Stollenwerk, treasurer; Janna Johs, Karla Sjogren, Cheryl Waliingford; second row from left, Bill Rasco, Penny Wagner, Lynda Cottingham, Sonja Rob- erts, Dawn Thompson, Diane Miles, Cynthia Tietje, Kay Tool- ey; third row from left, Don- nie Sansom, Laselo Eosze, Ja mes Sansom, Phyllis Willis, Debbie Tatum, Becky Boren, Hap Feu- erbacher, Salley Manley. Organizations — 93

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Future Teachers Visit to Elementary Favorite Project Future Teachers of America is composed of stu- dents interested in teaching careers. In the spring, members made a field trip to an elementary school where they were given an opportunity to practice- teach for ' a day. Delegates were sent to the State Convention in Austin on February 22. Besides teaching, members collected food and do- nated it to needy families during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. FTA members also sponsored a Valentine ' s party for the children at the Settle- ment Home. Sponsors of the organization are Mrs. Carolyn Haynes and Mrs. Olive Haynie. Cart CM KATHY MITTAG ACTS as teacher for a day at a local elementary school during the spring. JOAN BOOTH and Brenda Fosberg supervise the collecting of food for needy families during Thanksgiving. TOJIffi Mtelit, FTA MEMBERS include, bottom row from left, Joan Van Cleave, secretary; Gail Stiles, parliamentarian-sergeant-at-arms; Brenda Fosberg, president; second row from left, Linda Reed, Beth Wright, Barbara Wilson, Jodie Bunnell, Debbie Wiegel, Becky Ragland, Janice Reaves, Pam Watson, Winston Dillard, Pam Johnson, Rosanne Fayad; third row from left, Debbie Tatum, Marcia Enoch, Marcy Pfluger, Julia Phillips, Mary Pedro, Debbie Wingren, Cindy Bird, Nancy Mayfield, Cindy Schroeder, Beverly Luckett; fourth row from left, Cyndee War- ren, Deanne Fehrenkamp, Charron Hodge. it 92 — Organizations

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Spanish Many Car Paintings Involve Members In Spirited Fun Fun and festivities are a part of Spanish culture and are incorporated into the activities of Reagan ' s Spanish Club (PASF). Throughout the year the Spanish Club is one of the most active clubs at Reagan. Activities started in the summer when a District Council was formed by the efforts of the club of- ficers and sponsors. During the football season the club painted cars in spirited colors for a nominal fee of 75 cents. The school was also decorated with spirit signs written in Spanish. During Christmas and Thanksgiving, food baskets were given to needy families. The Language Arts Festival in February was en- hanced by booths selling tacos and chili. In March delegates attended a convention at the Terrace Sum- mer House. Throughout the year members also went out to eat at various Spanish restaurants. The club ' s active year was under the supervision of Mrs. Doris Henderson and Cecelia Houk. The officers were Bill Bray, president; Mickey Vann, vice- president; Janice Chennault, secretary; John Abbott, treasurer; Celinda Yeager, parliamentarian; Martha Lofley, PASF chairman. There are 130 members in the ' 68- ' 69 Spanish Club MRS. DORIS HENDERSON, co-sponsor, listens to ideas suggested at meetings. OFFICERS BILL BRAY, Celinda Yeager, John Abbott and Janice Chennault lead the discussion at a club meeting. 94 — Organizations i 1 •Ma Mull,, r s V | SJSfa ■fata ] •■ ' ,.