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

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'Free Fare' Shows Care Christmas became a busy time for the Student Council when they sponsored a canned food drive. A rock concert was given by ‘Free Fare' with the admission being a can of food. The food was later distributed to needy families around the community. A B (A) Starling his year off as President is Carlos Sepulveda as he talks at freshmen orientation. (B) Kevin Tooley, Spring President, takes it easy after a fruitful Student Council meeting. (C) The Raider gym came olive as 'Free Fore' presented music and enter- tainment for the Canned Food Drive. (D) Tying bows for Christmos decorotions is only one of Rochelle lib- erty's many talents. 40 — Student Council

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Council Finds Daily Duties Fill Semester The Student Council never knew what a slow moment was from freshman orienta- tion to the election of next years' fall offi- cers. They kept the year filled with various projects and jobs. Even early Saturday mornings and C-days became the time for car washes and campus clean-ups. Homecoming week kept everyone busy with the Student Council featuring special dress all week. Reaganites jumped in head first with Hat Day, Sadie Hawkins Day and a Rockin' Rolling 50's Day. Wearing Raider Blue was designated for the big game day and Mass Confusion was for the day after the game. 'Ten Years and Rolling on' was the theme constructed for the Homecoming Dance as Saturday night culminated the activities of the week. D Student Council — 39

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Club Accents Togetherness Attending the Black Music Festival at Huston-Tillitson College as part of Black History Week was the highlight of the year for the Human Relations Club. One topic of discussion during the year was ways to integrate the pep rallies. Another idea was to get the band director to play more recent tunes. The Reagan organization also acted as hosts to students from Crockett, Anderson, and Johnston during one day as part of the 'buddy program. The visitors attended classes here. (A) Mr. Jackson Teagarden, one of the Homan Rela- tion sponsor , seems to give a smile of approval to something that is being said at one of the meetings. Perhaps the topic being discussed hod to do with methods of acquiring new members for the fall. It was decided that prospective members should have to submit an application and reosons for wanting to be a member of the group. The idea was to get only stu- dents who were interested in furthering relations between students. Applications would be reviewed by a committee of students and faculty. (B) Mrs. Carmelita Hortmon along with students Gladys Jones ond Angela Davis listen intently at the meeting. (front row) Dione Knippo, Mondy Bevis, Lucia Cardona, Teddi Gibson, and Dianne Ybarra, (second row) Mrs. Estelle Banks, sponsor, Lisa Fall, Barbara Fletcher, Peggy Lerma, Linda Couch, Mrs. Carole Panagopoulos, sponsor, ond Angela Davis, (third row) Reuben Garcia, Henry Cardona, Gladys Jones, Mork Jennings, ond Charlotte Nealy, (back row) Kevin McBurnett, Chorles Alexander, Derrick Evans, David Amundson, Bobbie Sparks, Stephanie Martin, Sidney Pottersan, and Maria Vene- gas. Human Relations — 41