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

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a JAMES HILL FRANCISCO HIPOLITO JR. Spanish club treasurer. Spini of ' 82. Young Life. Campaigners. Junior. Senior, and Student councils. Soccer team. YAG. Trustee award, team trainer CHRISTOPHER HITZFELD German club. Junior Council. Senior club. YAG. Ariel staff. Varsit tennis team. Quill and StroU MARK HOBBS B LINDA HODGE Awareness club. baskeibaU team, track team. FHA. Human ReUlions club SHARON HODON German Club. Trusiee award. Spirit of ' 82. Spur staff. Senior club. DWAYNE HOLLINGSWORTH G mnasiics. wrestling MICHAEL ROY HORTON Bitketball Vl ' ALT HORTON Football. Rodeo club LARRY HUFF ROBERT HUGHES Spin. manager captain. lunior. Senior, and Student councils. YAG. Young Life. Spint of 82. Spur and Radar photographer. Varsit - Baseball GREG HUTESON utm dub. chns, i n ( ampus vice president. Young Life Stephen Grernert. Don Dj-son, Ken Barker, and Jeff Souleyrette help Kim Reissig take a plunge into the cold coastal waters. om Doerr takes a last look at the coast efore his trip back to Austin. ' 9

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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.

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DONNA Rt£ JAHN c.„i v r vartiiy. conccri. ill ' diMrici choirs DANIEL JALUFKA Fo„,haii. DENNIS JANDA Foo.b.ii; an d.,. ccnici.Jickic Limon luard; Bascbill German cJ TruMcc award; Spirit of ' 82 JANE J ASTER Young L,U. Spin. o( JIM JERNIGAN T.n„,v (,„n, h Phoiogrsphy ALFREDJOHNSON rot. KEITH JOHNSON JAN JONES Sludent Council, Beamy Revue Blue Jesier, Young Life, Junior Council, Tellnl Managemeni Iniernship JEFF JONES MIKE JUDGE RHONDA KALMBACH fha vice-president. Spur staff. Spirit of 82. Senior club. German club. Young Life. Gymnastics captain. Ponder Puff CLIFF KEELING Pootbaii. ah district; Baseball; Beauty Revue; Homecoming Court CO o c CO (Sing, laugh, learn about God It helps to let people know that the Chris- tian life can be fun and exciting and a per- sonal relationship with God is possible, related Margaret Dismukes, one of Reagan ' s Young Life and Campaigners leader. Young Life was a club open to all students to join and share in fellowship during weeknights. It ' s a nice informal way to have fellowship with classmates, commented Car- rie McDougald (who has been attending Young Life activities since she was a sophomore). The club was not one members were obligated to, but one that any students, if their schedule permitted, could come and sing, laugh, and learn about God. At each club meeting one of the leaders would lead a discussion about Christianity. Buddy Dunn, also a leader, commented about the Reagan club, It ' s refreshing because the Reagan students come to par- ticipate and learn, not to be entertained. They have a lot of enthusiasm and were a fun group of people. For students wanting to further their knowledge of and take a closer look at the Bi- ble and God, there was Campaigners. This group met at different students ' houses and shared in a Bible study and a quiet time in prayer. It gives me a chance to talk with my friends about how they feel about God and how they relate to Him, said Doug Dicker- son, senior. (Above right) During a Young Life skit. Harry Purdon begs for forgiveness from Don Dyson for jusi running over his new pickup. (Right) Buddy Dunn, leader, ex- plains (o students attending Campaigners what is meant by the Trinty. 80