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

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VERONICA MARIE GLORIA Double R ' s. Spanish club. DECA, Splric of 82 LESLI GONZALEZ NANCY GONZALES rotc HARRY GREENE ANNE GREGORY oy, Spirii or82 club, Young Life STEPHEN GREINERT Tr.ck leam. FCA, Spirll of ' 82 club CHARLES GUYTON aii d„ and AllCeniex Linebacker. Track leam. VICA NORMAN HALL VICA STEPHEN HALL Band. Sp.n„h club, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students DON HAMILTON Foo.baii DAVID HANEY MOHAMMADALI HANI Sam K ' eil could always be iuuiiJ mingling with friends in the Old Mall before the break bell rang to return to class. Ih active member of Young Life and Campaigners, Sam West listens to one of the many iscussions concerning Christianity.

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PATRICK FLYNN h .i. icjm. Kuilco club. Honor Guard. ()piimiM l cl .ii ALK E FRAUSTO ( HARl.IK FREEMAN v u jm. H.. k. Ibjil lijm m.iii..(;«- ' . VO( T Mryhall DEHHIE FRENCH FLINT F KE ViENDV RAE GAINES REC.INA GALLATIN otA -„. VICTOR GARCIA t™,,.. luniur ( ' ouncil and Spanish club transfer ( lub ht.norcc. Varsity tennis team. Spirit of Senior Club d«.ird. Rotary K2 cluh. WILTON GASH Band. R.. ( onceri Band. VII A secretary. Archery ( lu Heriijgeclub an H.at. b. Blaik CARLGILLELANDR„de.,c ub LISA GEHRKE French cluh. Vo ( jfTipdif-ncrs. Siudt-nr (ountil. Junior VA(,. Beauiy Rcmjc Double R. Varsiiy (he Kddar and Spur Phorogrdph r, Opiimisi Aw ung Life. Council, erleader. ard STEVE GLIMP Outdoorsman loves it David Henry Thoreau — because he had the courage to do what he believed was right, replied Sam West when asked who he admired the most, and that ' s like me; I don ' t want to be like everyone else. Sam was a senior who, though involved, was a true individual. He gained this quali- ty by his interest in the outdoors. Sam com- mented, I like the outdoors; there is not so much pressure to fit into society. Being an Eagle Scout, Sam was able to participate in almost every outdoor sport possible. He worked for the Eagle Scout position for six years but he agreed it was worth it. He performed many service pro- jects like cleaning the Botanical Gardens of the Jordan-Bachman Pioneer Farm. Sam also enjoyed camping, running, mountain climbing, backpacking, and occasionally black powder rifle shooting, You know — like in the old days! he commented. In school, Sam was a spirit manager and an active member of the Senior club. He also enjoyed Young Life and Campaigners. When asked why he became a spirit manager, Sam answered, It ' s a good way to service the school — to help keep school spirit. Among Sam ' s achievements at Reagan was the Trustee Award. As a three-year recipient, Sam claimed this was what he would remember most about his years at Reagan. Mrs. Carmella Lavalle and Mr. Stuart Munroe were two of his favorite teachers. His favorite subject was undoubtedly Science. Why? Sam replied, I like Science the most because it will help me for my future career. Sam ' s plans were to attend the Universi- ty of Texas in Austin and to study either medicine or engineering. I want to go in- to a field that ' s worthwhile, to help people who need it, said Sam. During B lunch, Sam to Denise Maxwell. West gi ' 1 friendly hug A Young Life, held Sam West shares a Dismukes. a leader. with Margaret

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KAREN HARVEY DBA CYNTHIA MICHELLE | HAYNES Herila(; -( lub. VOE.OEA lANINE HECTOR REHECCA HELLUMS oea, iriM urtr. Kudcu tlub sci.[c(jry. .Senior dub EHI A KARLA HENGST v.r,„y .h„,r, Reagan ihoralf. All disinil .hoir. NHS. Trusltt award. Oulsrandiny Foreign Language siuden W ALTER HENSON ( YNTHIA HERNANDEZ REBECCA HERRERA oea prtMdcnc FBLA SHARON HERRON DIETRE DENEEN HILL ip.rii „f HJ. Bla.k Heriiage A- areneis du Analysis HEC E. . Film ELLIOTT HILL Varsny baseball. ( ountil presideni. Junior Council vice pre Siudeni ( ouncil Mcepresident. YAG pre Momecoming King. Beauty Revue, team rrajn Senior sidenl, sident. KAREN HILL Band. Debate. Erenc h club (Far left) Reagan stue ents gather around Jim Dapper ' s car to hear a familiar tune. Juke Box Hero. (Left) Kerri Monroe talks to Greg Morisey while he dries off. while Doug Dicker- son awaits another frisbee throw. My wildest experience Friday March 12 the bell sounded to end school and thus, Spring Break of 1982 was to begin. This was going to be a special break for all students but most- ly for seniors. Whether it was Port Aransas; North or South Padre Island; or high in the Mountains of Taos, New Mexico; vacationing was the in thing to do. For the seniors who went to South Padre, the night life was pretty mellow but during the day we had rays the whole time, commented Buddy Hughes. Most seniors set out for their home away from home for a week on Sunday, March 14. Senior Scott Malcom said, I ' ve been planning to go to the coast since January. He was one of the many Reagan students who dominated a sec- tion of the Port Aransas Beach. Scott described the people as psycho and will always remember Lawnmower Sam — the terminal beachbum. Sam was an old man surrounded by beer cans who made his home on the beach. Other seniors described their Spring Break as the village , wildest ex- perience and the best Spring Break I ever had. Jeannette Spinelli take walk along ihc beach.