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

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Carpenters Saw, Hammer Away at Work Whether working on o generator, deliv- ering furniture, or selling batteries, the members of Coordinated Vocational Asso- ciation Education were on the job as part of a training program. Nail by nail and generator by genera- tor, the students learned how to be self sufficient in their job. Discipline was an important factor also. As part of the vocational program, the student attended classes half day and worked the other half. Club sponsor was Mr. James Dorsett. A (A) The quality of work of O W Construction Co. depends upon Joy Ledbetters' fine obility in carpen- try. (B) Delivering furniture with great caution is the major port of Ricky Norris' day at Gage Furniture where he works half doy. On the earn while you learn vocational program. (front row) Fred Vestal, Herbert Clark, Randy Hall, Aaron Frank and William Hall, (second row) Ernie Jones, Anthony Martin, Waymon Jones, Dione Romm and Mr. James Dorsett. (lost row) Charles Crowley, Kirby Bunnel, Grog Eller, Jeff Placek and James Freeman. 92 CVAE

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A Library Clan Sorts Books 976 means little to most students. But to a Library Club member, it means a shelf full of Texas History books. Special activities during the year kept the club motivated. The Library Club attended District and State Teen-Age Library Association meetings. The students made cookies and took flowers to the Francis Nursing Home for Christmas and enjoyed visiting with the people. (A) Deploying the flower orrongement before presen- tation lo o Rest Home is Merry Whitehead, Allan Gaskomp, Charles Mason, and Ronnie Mason. (B) Ronnie Mason and Merry Whitehead brighten Christ- mas for a local Rest Home residents. Club members took cookies and drinks to the local establishment. (front row) Audry Cervantes, Sherry Boone, Glenda Thompson, Debbie Buffington, Donna Barker, and Sharon Lunsford, (second row) Josephine Valdez, Ms. Fern Delahoussaye, sponsor, Connie Amidon, Merry Whitehead, Kathy McGee, Ms. Foy Fritz, sponsor, and Betty Syms. (back row) Peter Turner, Ricky Quinonez, Charles Mason, Ronnie Mason, Bill Corleson, ond Allon Goskamp. Library — 91

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Bronc Buck, Riders Soar Participation in the Capital City Area Rodeo Association and a car wash were the highlights of the year. Students from three other high schools tried their skills and luck on the bulls and broncs. Shannon Wootton was named Sweet- heart of the association. (A) Coming out of the chute on the bull looks easy foe someone who has never ridden a bucking, rambunc- tious bull. Even Gus Guthrie makes it look easy but a few minutes later he took a spill. (B) Shannon Woot- ton, Capital Area Rodeo Sweetheart, poses with Larry Monaghan, Travis student. (front row) Bob Gilbert, Bubba Jenkins, Brian Barnett, Glen Dodd, Ronny Castillo, Jack Vernon, Jeanne Fields, and Becky Willis, (second row) Greg Johnson, Linda Couch, Kim Deritis, Corliss Kitchens, Jeanette Fields, Carol Eckekamp, Fronces Croytor, Cyndi McGee, Janice Wusterhauscn, and Shonnon Wootton. (back row) Kerry Roberts, Sammy Croytor, Mike Castillo, Rodney Zuravetx, Tommy Thomas, John Peek, Bobby Craig, Pat Riley. Rodeo Club — 93