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

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As the year comes to a close, students become eager to pack up and go ho Closing — 205

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Class of ' 82 signs off, fades out Before all the channels go off for the year, there has to be one final salute to Reagan High School. This is the last chance to see friends in the school year of 1982, for the Edge of Night is upon us. Todd Jones, portraying the judge in the play The Crucible, presented by the Blue Jesters, presides over a witch trial in which Burton Culley defends a witch. Jimmy Pettrod is consoled by a faithful friend outside the Old Mall. Wearing a spirit ribbon, Gayc Gibich supports the Jesse Carcia voluntarily helps clean Reagan Raiders. up the campus on the day before school let out for the Christmas holidays. Closing

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XX) c o Actors perform well Mrs. Seal didn ' t return to Reagan, and Rodney Espinoza didn ' t graduate with the class of ' 82, but some good things did hap- pen in our town. The senior guys finally learned that the Senior Nerds maybe weren ' t so nerdy after all. The PWs and KB ' s got together for some hackey-sack at City Park. And everyone was finally accepted for who they were down on the beaches of Port Aransas. All in all, the characters of the soap opera played their parts well. So well, in fact, that the seniors had difficulty shed- ding their high school parts and making room for next year ' s cast. But as April turned to May, and May flew by, there was no denying that the set of Reagan was growing dim. And, as last minute scenes were written up, the characters of Reagan performed their roles perfectly. Juniors ordered senior rings, underclassmen crashed Senior Skip Day and, in their final role, the seniors partied at the Fireman ' s Union Hall after graduation. Junior Becky Hempel decides to punk-out while playing her horn at a pep rally. At his fashion shou ' at The Magic Time Machine, And r Terry checks the length of his design. 206 At the LBJ break rally, students pack into the Old Mall to hear the horns perform.