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

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French Students Act as Chefs at Festival This year the French Club had some- thing no other club had — two French stu- dents. Their names were Peter-Mohaux who was in the tenth grade and Jean- Christophe who was in the ninth grade. At the Language Festival, Peter and Jean made onion soup, crepes, and french bread while Mark Longley flipped the crepes expertly. The club also sold confetti eggs. The can-can girls were Barbra Smith, Denise Keller, Elizabeth Prado, Leigh Ann Crow, and Maria Venegas. For Valentine Day, the French Club sold red, white, and peppermint carnations. The spring banquet was held at the Country Dinner Playhouse. Sponsor was Mrs. Jane Goodnow. E French Club 51

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(A) Leigh Ann Crow tokes o breok to tolk to Cindy Oakes and Robin Rowell. (B) Smiling Barbra Smith swings for the French Club. (C) Flipping crepes skill- fully is on important job for Mark Longely. (D) The two French students that contributed so much to Reagan were Peter-Mohaux and Jeon-Christophc. (E) Using her salesmanship skills, Judy Sunclair sells Mondy Bcvis some confetti eggs. (front row) Borbora Smith, Clore Wylie, Leigh Ann Crow, ond Mario Venegas, (sec- ond row) Kevin Tooley, Elizabeth Prado, Kim Jensen, Juli Sanders, ond Christine Gonzalez, (back row) Jeanette Myers, Tcro Threewil, liso Casey, De Ann Spratt, Karla Colonna, and Donna Williams. 50 — French Club

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Jester Cast Presents 'My Sister Eileen' Hard work, determination, and inexperi- ence started off the Blue Jesters’ year with the production of 'My Sister Eileen.' It took many days and long hours to get the play together, including weekends and holidays. They were one of the hardest working cast I've ever worked with, said Director Mrs. Ermine Worrell. And with standing room only crowds both nights, Eileen (Karen Donofrio), Ruth (Tina Prov- ost) and the rest of the cast gave the audi- ence a superb performance. Despite the last minute jitters and unforeseen problems, the play was consid- ered a success, according to Mrs. Worrell. With the spirit and creative talent of members, Mrs. Worrell said the club has a bright and promising future. This is her first year as Drama Club sponsor at Reagan. B (front row) Lisa Rangel, Curtis Word, Ingrid Hoslund, Jody Gonn. (second row) Jon- ctte Myers, Korlette Nelson, Jim Dovis, Karen Donofrio, Sheila Gorrison, Debbie Fite, Cory Kappler, Robert Runge, Tina Provost, (third row) Jim Barton, Julie Bohls, Jeff Wilson, Julie Porker, Betsy Moxim, Martha Green, Lone White, Meloria Davis, (back row) Kendall Smith, Allon Gaskomp, Mrs. E. Ermine Worrell, sponsor, and Andy Dovis. 52 — Blue Jesters