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

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Jumcr-SpTil Co nal: (from ro» ) Kim Manin, Amy Tinkle. Da id Janak, Andrea Hervol, f harlorte Hill, Karen Knoll. Eliiabeih Shradec. James Matlhe«s. Matgi Clark. Junior Council preiitjeni Eddie Rivas Ginger Campbell. Paity Bailey. Siephanie Ledesma. Lana Herring. Ms Ann Campo; (second row): Jesse Garcia. Faiih Sione. Kelly Collier. Patricia Radoe. Salisa Lil.le. assists in an Awareness club- Cora Guyion.John Perkins. Rebecca Ancira. Sharon Burkhardi. Denise Wieland. Laura Rhoades. Terry Reid. (ihird ros» ): Mia Franklin. Linda Gray. Jodie Rosell. Carol j r J J • Ca.e. Carol Henson. Kim Wane. Donna Thomas. Julie Acuna. Annie Drenowski. Lori Enirop. Carol Juhl. Diana Dean. Dan Lolacono. Jackie Jones; (fourth row): Sheila sponsored canned food drive. Russell. Amanda Hunt. Raneja Smith. Paia Crenshaw. Kevin Juhl. Jennifer Walls. Ricky Smith. Mike Hatheway. Mike Turner. D ennis Turnipseed. Gaye Gibich. Roben Con- over, Bobby Fears, Doug Bryant- I Juniors Derrick Edmond 136

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SluJml t„um,l (tti.rii int.) ( harloiic HiJI. Sandra V ' ouds. Teresa Hollouay. Jennifer McC ' .ill; (ietond row): Susan Becker. Mitchell Young. Pally Kri7an. Beih Benge. Lisa Gehrke. Michael Brown. Mernei Cavil. Michelle Underwood. Biisey Ma con. Adolph Evans- {ihird row); Uawn Lloyd. Jan Jones. Frankie Hipoliio. Jesse Garcia, rharloile Hill. Mark Turner. Kern Monroe. Mona Mercer. Mia Franklin; (fourih row); Kim Alhin. Rohyn Underwood. Derrick Edmondson. Faiih Sione. Renee Crenshaw. Javier Aguilera. Micheic .Slewarl. Laura Laba|. Dennis Fletcher. Raul Gonralcs. (fifth row); ' Elliott Htll. Rohen Hughes. Kal Kirk. Anthony Wills. Krissv Hansen. Mr Frank McDonald. Mernei Cuvil laughs ai a remark made by anoiher Kiuncil member. 135

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Clubs unite to produce junior- senior prom What started out looking unpromising turned out to be successful. The Reagan Junior Council and the Spirit of ' 83 club combined their members, officers and ef- forts to produce the Junior-Senior prom. The Junior Council began having fund- raisers in the summer of 1981 after their spring election. They had two summer car washes in which they raised about $200. They had bake sales at school two con- secutive days, and raised approximately $45. Other fundraisers included taking in- ventory at Fashion Conspiracy and work- ing at Memorial Stadium selling Cokes. In October the Junior Council began having problems. Many of its members were inactive and their two sponsors resigned. This left the council at odds. For this reason, the Spirit of ' 83 joined with the Junior Council, and they became the Junior-Senior Council. I think this benefited the club. Officers usually do most of the work, so since we doubled the of- ficers, we had twice as many people really interested in getting the job done, com- mented Eddie Rivas, president. After the forming of the Junior-Spirit Council, a World ' s Finest candy sale took place in which the club raised nearly Si 500. Final fundraisers included inventory at Yarings, and a car wash. The Junior-Senior prom was held in the newly completed Hyatt-Regency on April 24. The year ' s theme was Just Once. Juiimr Spirit Coumil member Terry Reid finishes up some last-minute homework before President Eddie Ritas, secretary Mernei Cavil and treasurer Javier Aguilera the beginning of a meeting. listen to another council member ' s suggestion at a meeting. Other officers in- clude Paul Parkinson, president, Mike Brown and Sherri Akroyd, vice- presidents, Jill Morisey, secretary. Stacey McMurray, treasurer. 137