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

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Choir Has Fun in the Sun Another feature of Reagans Fine Arts Department was the Varsity Choir. After hard work of mastering vocal and breath- ing techniques, the choir was ready for the UIL contest which was held April 18. They fared well coming home with a first place. The choir participated as shepherds and sheperdess in ‘Amahl and the Night Visi- tors’ and in the Sea-Arama Choral Festival in Galveston. This was followed by a fun- filled weekend at the coast. Most of the members of the choir will go on to be in the Chorale next year. ‘This year's Varsity Choir was a great experi- ence for me as a director,' said Mr. Ken Steele. Combining hard work with fun and tal- ent, the choral groups added to the luster of Reagan's reputation. Mr. Ken Steele was choral director. (front row) Mr. Ken Stelle, Pool Rutz, Cheryl Newton, Christy Wingren, Diane Kmppa, Corliss Kitchens, Cathy Jones, Cissi Ceorley, Angelo Zoch, Cindy Parker, Patrice Forge, Rebecca Willis and Tina Smith, (second row) James Mowry, Molly Batiste, lisa Freytog, Phyllis Gowen, James Miller, Glynno Kirk, Joy Johnson, Kar- lette Nelson, Leslie Edwards, Cindi Weakley, Denise Keller, Carol Barron and Mike Walker, (third row) Bruce McForland, Kim Dunkerlcy, Jill Hoke, Debbie Singleton, Roylynn Smith, David Hudlcr, Cindy Bryant, Floyd Miles, Bobbie Sparks, Carole Mehorg, Kenton Wylie, Mike Hordin and Brendo Sharpe. Choir — 63

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c (A) The Reagan Varsity choir wot led under the mien! conduction of director Mr. Ken Steele. (B) Freshman Liso Dishongh and Diane Knippo try to impress upperclassmen with their singing talents. (C) Using the diaphragm techniques helps the Varsity Choir produce more vibronce.

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(A) Ricky Norris find visiting with the inmotes at the County Jail interesting. (B) Mr. Carment Walker exhibits his usuol frome of mind of craziness as he leaves the Reagan campus. (C) Monte Cowthon, Kay Parrish, Ruben Garcia, Julie Attol, Ricky Norris, ond Ellen Brennan look right at home behind bars. 'Actioneers' Stress Peace The Action Club was formed to bring teachers and the student body together in peaceful atmosphere so that better educa- tion and humane relations could be reached. The members of the club participated in many activities this year. These included a skating party, Christmas dinner and party and a field trip to the County Jail and L.B.J. Library. The sponsor of the group is Mr. Carment Walker. Unity was the club’s theme. [front row) Ira Poole, Henry Cardona, Linda Hines, (second row) Bobbie Sparks, Koy Porrish, Ruben Espinoza, Donna Turner, Charlotte Davis, Patrice Lee. (last row) Diona Saenz, Carmen Tamez, Cindy Heflin, Pom Patterson, (third row) B. J. Dukes, Ellen Brennan, Ruben Garcia, Mr. Carment Walker, Gilbert Rivero. 64 — Action Club