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

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We put Reagan in the spotlight again again No, your annual listing isn ' t wrong. At this time Reagan ' s (not Ryan ' s) Hope airs. These people were the pride of Reagan. Whether we excelled in athletics, ROTC, or good looks, we constantly put Reagan in the spotlight (as ' Mayor ' Viramontes liked to say). At this time you will meet Mitchell Young, president of the Student ( ' ouncil, and learn what other activities he was in- volved in. You will also meet the most in- volved couple at Reagan, Mr. and Miss Reagan. So stay tuned and see who got involved and became Reagan ' s Hope. Rfggie Young and CI iff Keeling exchange a handshake in the hall. h i p % Bl ' r if- i U ' ..llt s Ach.inci-il ( htmiMrv d.i ' lets hi-r atttniion drift fri m 4.I.1 ' After putting his books av..i in his lockt-r. Micih ' nung mo ts on 10 his next cIdNN. Honors

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Prepared for the attack. Cynthia Brooks is ready for W ' djAin cdrj was just one of the ways Susan Becker helped Beth Benge jokes with administrators before combat, on MASH day during Homecoming week. out the many clubs she was involved in. the morning announcements, during Homecoming week. WHO ' S WHO WHO ' S WHO WHO ' S WHO WHO ' S WHO ■ cJLooh out, Mniuefditu of ZJexad — nere tlteu come The best experiences of my high school years were the activities of the Junior Council. Every week we had paper drives; we all had a lot of fun working together for the Prom, stated Susan Becker. Susan was involved in many different areas of Reagan ' s activities. She served on Student Council all four years, was a member of Junior Council and was vice president of the Senior Class. Susan was a member of National Honor Society her junior year and was elected secretary treasurer her senior year. I like to be involved in as many ways as I can, stated Susan, I like to plan activities and help get things going. Susan planned to attend the University of Texas and major in electrical engineering. Being on the sidelines, hearing the crowd and everything that ' s going on, gets you caught up in the football spirit and I really loved it, commented Beth Benge. Beth was certainly in the spirit of things being freshman cheerleader, varsity cheerleader her junior year and head cheerleader her senior year. She also serv ed on the Student Council all four years, and was a member of the Junior Council and treasurer of the Senior Class. Beth was a member of NHS her senior year and was crowned Homecoming Queen in the Fall. Teachers voted Beth the 1982 Miss Reagan out of all the female Who ' s Who nominees. Beth planned to at- tend the University of Texas and major in some medical field. I like to be a leader more than a follower, so I wanted to help lead the groups I was spending lime with, stated 176