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

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RR's Spirit Lights Year From their stetson hots to their freshly polished boots, the Double R's represent service, performance, and leadership. The Double R's provide a swirl of activity both on the field and in the stands. Whether straining for high kicks or adding the fin- ishing touches to their field makeup, this group of girls never failed to keep up the spirit and enthusiasm throughout the sea- son. Trembling behind sparkling hoops and shaking pom poms, the Double R's helped to promote a variety of spirit by yelling at games, decorating lockers, and selling spirit ribbons. Despite the muggy and cold morning practices, the girls in blue pre- sented jazz routines, high kick numbers, and series of contagions which paralyzed the crowd temporarily. (A) Looking pretty, Cindy Procter sits surrounded by balloons and Double R skirts. (B) While waiting to perform at halftime, Sandra Brown and Dewana Pack listen for the opening beat of Tijuana Taxi. (C) Early practices and cold winter mornings never kept the Double R's from preparing for the show. (D) Excitement and spirit was portroyed by the Double R's at the pep rallies throughout the footboll seoson. Double R's — 69

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Shutter Bugs Click to Fame For its first year at Reagan, the Photog- raphy Club made a very tremendous impression. The club encouraged interest in photography and in its development for future members on the Spur and Radar. A minicourse was held in which Barry Bram- hall, Peter Turner, Jim McNeal, Ingrid Has- lund, and Tina Porvost participated. A (A) Jim McNeol compares the exposure of two photo- graphs for correct tone quality. (B) With all of his offi- cial press pass cords, Rodney Warner is ready to photograph even the most challenging. (front row) Jim McNeal, Ingrid Hoslund, ond Peter Turner, (bock row) Tina Provost, Barry Bromhall, and Rodney Warner. 68 — Photography Club

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c (A) With little ossistonce from Susan Bridges, Cheri Seidenberger tries to sell tickets at the 'Cartoon Coper' show. (B) Portraying her role in o Double R dance, Laurie Fenstemoker smiles at the public. (C) At the Double R banquet. Senior Brenda Sharpe received a going-awoy gift of Baby powder from Kelli Wielond. (D) Marching Cards, Kelli Wicland, Mory Ottinger, Cindy Oaks, and Glenno Gault exhibit a marching drill at the Spring Show. (E) Show- ing poise and projection is Christy Wingrin while wait- ing to do the ''Bare Necessity dance. (F) During summer show Cindy Byrant ond Brendo Sharpe show how to shake more than just their PomPoms. (8) Offi- cers ond Sponsor, Brendo Shorpe, Margie Moore, Mrs. Shirley Williams, Cothy Colonetta ond Suzanne display another happy moment at the Double R Ban- quet. 70 — Double R's