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

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A Earn„ Learn HECE'sAim HECE (Home Economics Cooperative Education) was established for students interested in home economics related jobs. The students attend school half the day and worked the other half. Throughout the year, HECE accom- plished a great deal and with much suc- cess. The club sold candy to raise money for their HECE Banquet which was held early April. Linda Urban, Miss HECE was announced at the Banquet. At the Reagan Fun Fest, HECE sold nachos and Waymon Thomas drew caricatures. During the HERO-FHA week, they presented a style show with Joske's Teen Board modeling. (front row) Robbie Grace, Jancie Herman, Fred Garbin, and Janice Robinson. (bock row) Theresa Gillespie, Valery brown, Carol Killen, and Janice Crooks. (A) Making children comfortable is port of Pofti Bren- nan's job at Windsor Pork Baptist Church. (B) Miss HECE, Linda Urban's job at Windsor School is help- ing children. 87 (front row) Mrs. Fronces Allen, coordinator, Debbie Holt, Doris Cleveland, Mike Joseph, Patti Dyess, Lee Jonicek, and Sharon Guthrie, (second row) Becky Jenkins, Juli Cummings, Sherry Sims, Joe Matthews, Corol Molmquist, and Jimmie Hodges. (back row) Janice Ross, Solly Scott, Patti Brennan, Mike Forge, and Woymon Thompson.

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VOE Skills Aid Employers Students interested in business belong to the VOE Club. VOE (Vocotionol Office Education) is designed to help students learn more about business skills. VOE held fund raising projects for the VOE Banquet and area and state contests. At the contest, VOE members did excep- tionally well, coming home with six top honors. Mrs. Dorothy Baum was the VOE Coordinator. A (A) Diane Byars shows her excellent skills while work- ing at the Boy Scouts of America office. (B) Debra Weathers is very poised in handling her duties effi- ciently at the Credit Union Deportment. (C) Mrs. Dor- othy Bourn flashes her proud smile os she and Mrs. Sandra Brock relox at the VOE Banquet. 86 — OEA (front row) Wanda Eisenbeck, Shell Becker, Sandra Westmon, Debra Scott, Sandy Washington, and Diane Byors. (second row) Denise Taylor, Laurie Robertson, Marie Allen, Debra Weathers, Tina Campbell, and Doris Rivers, (bock row) Mrs. Dorothy Bourn, Kathleen Armdon, Suson Watt, Willie Houston, Tonio Cooke, and Karen Mellor.

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Athletes Relate to Christ Monday nights in the Blue Room found Christian athletes discussing Christ not only in sports but in everyday life. The discus- sions included prayers and Bible study. The sponsor. Coach Pat Pennington had these things to say about the club, This is a place our athletes found beneficial not only for understanding others, but also for understanding ourselves better. Athletics and Christianity are closely correlated in jife because both demand dedication and self-discipline. Fellowship of Christian Athlete members were (front row) Chris Blackstone, Mike McCoy, Steve Colley, (bock row) Corlos Sepolvedo, Jomes Sims, Kevin McBurnette, Mark Torek, Albert Gonzales, Tommy Weover. 88 Fellowship of Christian Athletes