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

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Caucuses Highlight Activities Conventions highlighted the activities of both the Library Club and the Future Teachers of America. In November, members of the Library Club traveled to San Marcos for the District Convention. There, the club's sponsor, Mrs. Fern Delahoussaye and senior Merry Whitehead, along with Austin High students, held a workshop on decorating various types of bulletin boards. The Library Club's membership was drastically small due to a general apathy within the student body. In spite of this, I feel that we accomplished what we set out to do, said Jack Theilepape, the club’s president. Voleta Denmon, president of the Future Teachers of America, and other officers of the club attended the State Convention in February. Mrs. Daisy Phillips sponsored the club. (1) A student aide help» a fellow student check into the library. librory Club; (front row) Mr». Fern Delahoussaye, Merry Whitehead, Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan, (back row) Jack Theilepope, Charles Mason, Renee Manning, Kenny Roberts, T. J. Cox. FTA; (front row) Mrs. Daisy Phillips, Chris Johnson, Sandro Scroggins, Anthony Jormon, Patrice Collins, Voleta Denmon, Vito Collins, Joyce Bell, Deborah Bell, Leonard Mann, Robert Marshall, Vickie Morsholl, (second row) Ms. Eulo lone, Issac Edwords, Berna Williams, Shirley Fronklin, Sylvia Dickey, Freddie Morsholl, Oliver Taylor, Debbie Freeman, Rauol Mann, Brenda Marsholl, Yvonne Corter, Julius Lofton, (bock row) Joselyn Rhcm, David Lofton, Ronald Hutchinson, Edward Sheppard, William Mann, Frank Shonklin, Genel Guyton, Kim Turner, Linda Brown, lorie Martin. FTA — Librory — 99

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Council’s Activities .Accelerate Things were a little slow at first, but by third quarter we were pretty busy, according to Mr. Mike Anderson, one of the Senior Council Club sponsors. The Council members organized both the senior trip and the senior picnic. By selling mugs and painting street numbers on curbs, the members raised enough money for these activities. Mrs. Gwen Currier also sponsored the club. Junior Council members held a paper drive and a car wash, sold candy, and sponsored a Tug-of-War Aasembly to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. They organized and planned the prom which was held at the end of the year. The year went relatively well, according to Anthony Brown, president of the Junior Council. Mrs. Carmella Hartmann sponsored the Council. Junior Council; (front row) Chrit Gilbert, Dona Hughe», Pot Hernondez, Cynthio Cooke, Gino Attro, Magnolia Horrit; (tecond row) Robin Murray, liso Diihongh, Angela Davit, Wanda Grody, Peggy Lermo; (back row) Lorry Wilton, Diane Knippo, Janne Stroyhorn, Kevin Murphy, Joy Valotquez, Jimmy Sutton, Anthony Brown. Senior Council; (front row) Felicio Scott, Barbaro Zomarripa, Terri Turek, Mom Shonnon; (tecond row) Mr». Gwen Currier, Laura Daigle, Joyce Akin», Jackie Show, Laurie Femtemaker, Mr. Mike Anderton; (bock row) Rodney Kothmonn, Randy Nelton, Jomet Hargit, Mike Colonetfo. (1) Raymond Guerra ond Dennit Ponnell fight to the finith at the Juniort ond Senior» ttruggle in the Junior Council Tug-of-Wor ottembly. 98 — Junior, Senior Council» 1

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‘Partners,’ Workshops -Rate High Human Relations members attended two very important workshops during the year. The first one was an all-district meeting held at the University of Texas in November. The University Methodist Church was the site of the second one held in December. These workshops were held to teach the members how to improve relations among students of culturally different backgrounds, according to Mrs. Mary Crook, one of the sponsors. Members were voluntarily selected because, we were trying to get everyone involved, Mrs. Crooks said. Another project designed to improve race relations was the 'Partners Project.' Each member selected a student from a different background and the highlight of this event was the covered dish supper held in the cafeteria. Parents were invited. .»» created te ■ i-erer racesc Peqar H(k Sch-, 0 f ■ Dbkl at rxindor':, oftec 2 (t) Donna Walker and Angela Davit get rwady to boord the but for o trip to one of the two workthopt. (2) A tign advertitet the 'Portnert Project' covered dith tupper. (3) Humon Relation Membert; (front row) Mr. Lawrence Britton, Rito Torrez, Melinda Garcia, Mom Shannon, Donno Gotton, Pot Hernondez, Corlitt Kilchent, Ellen Brennan, Mario Venegot, Creolo Show, (tecond row) Alma Hernondez, Elizobeth Goveo, Andrea Rodriguez, Cindy Burleton, Jeon Worren, Randy Schoefer, Mona Newly, David Phelpt. (third row) Cindy Morolet, Goye Turner, Gloria Croyton, Karen Show, Mike Teron, Cheryl lenz. (fourth row) Mrt. Eula Lone, Donna Wolker, Lito Patton, Collette Calahon, Kim Jonet, Doboroh Quick, Little Maria Venegot. (fifth row) Sharon Yborro, Soroh Comocho, Anno Cantu, Keith Brookt, Angelo Davit, Grace Croyton, Terry Martin, Mrt. Mary Crook, (bock row) Felicio Mitchell, Cynthia Jockton. 100— Humon Relationt