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

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IA Acquires Blue Ribbons Three divisional titles and twenty-five blue ribbons gave the Industrial Arts Club a second place overall at the Regional Fair. They also held a garage sale and participated in the Fun Fest. Sponsors for the club were Mr. Jack Teagarden and Mr. Damon Casey. An active year was the key. C (A) The hand-painted football player gave Rodney Matthews a blue ribbon at the Regional Foir. (B) The display of o dune buggy at Highland Mall received a lot of attention. (C) Mr. Damon Casey, sponsor of the Industrial Arts Club, lends a helping bond to any stu- dent that may need it. (front row) Diane Matthews, Mandy Bevis, Sandy Brock, (second row) David Gall, Howard Corbett, Steve Kinsey, (third row) Henry Cordono, Rodney Motthews, Bubba Jenkins, (fourth row) Brad Brock, Rodney Nyland, Rodney Kothmon, Ted Staub. (top row) Mike Richburg, Mark Owens, Mr. Jack Teagarden. Industrial Arts — 55

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jesters Stage Texas Legend The spirit of death and human emotions set the stage for this year’s Reagan UIL play entry, 'Sulphur River Bottom. The play was based on an East legend about the Pride family in the 1920's who fell to the touch of death. Winning an all- star cast honors was Karen Donofrio for her portrayal of MaMaw. Also winning an award was Jim Barton who won an honor- able mention in the zone competition. B (A) Praying before their evening meal wo the Pride family in the one-act play 'Sulphur River Bottom.' (B) Kendall Smith (John Pride) liitent reverently a Koren Donofrio (MaMaw) tell how jhe i preparing for death. (C) Studying hard Jim Barton prepare for the UIL competition. 54 — Blue Jesters

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New Leader Waves Baton With a large freshman class of seventy, the marching band kicked off the year with new band director Mr. Richard Funk. Band officers were Mark Williams, pres- ident, Van Johnson, vice president, Sharon Williams, secretary, Cindy Janda, trea- surer, Mike Brode, uniform chairman, and librarians Sharon Queller and Shirley Gar- rison. Drum Major was Steve Bouchard, Mark Fruska was assistant drum major, and majorettes were Leesa Hahn and Phy- liss Gowen. Sheilah Sullivan was the only member of the band to make All-State, placing sec- ond chair flute. (kneeling) Leesa Hahn, Phyliss Gowen. (front row) Betsy Maxim, Agnes Schillberg, Kathy Smith, Julie Bohls, Donna Walker, Creola Show, Melora Davis, Carol Killen, Gina Hamm, Dovid Fritsche, Mike Chaney, Tim Boswell, Keith Brooks, Gary Mann, Alvin Denmon, Ralph Taylor, Chele Robertson, Sandy Cheek, Kristen Hughes, Pot Hernandez, Pam O'Brien, Sheilah Sullivan, Beth Ball, Sondy Hehmeyer, Angela Davis, Linda Roark, Donna Morris, Judy Sinclair, (second row) Steve Bouchard, Drum Maior, Lindo Neal, Charlotte Hoehne, Donna Speer, Anita Brown, Ann Mor- eno, Genea Unger, Lisa Dishongh, Delilah Gomez, Susan Maynord, Jan Jones, Woyde McDonald, Betty Henderson, Trocy Robertson, Sheryl Garrison, Lucia Car- dono, Becky Feuerbacher, Valery Brown, Normo Wright, Sandy Brock, Loro Loo- mans, Beth Baumann, Kendall Hill, Jackie Alexander, Linda McWilliams, Robin Mur- ray, Ieoh Hill, Alta Bruns, Michael Schooer, Assistant Director, Richard Funk, Direc- tor. (third row) Amondo Haywood, Nancy loro, Sharon Willioms, Wondo Grady, Joyce Akins, Glenda Finnen, Susan Labato, Glorya Johnson, Toni Martin, Solly Grif- 56 —Band