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

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GALLIMAUFRY 1. Whose pose do you prefer, Earl’s or Joe’s? 2. Yes, this serious three-year-old is our own humor editor! 3. No, Edith does not always look like this! We hope not. 4. Alvin’s might be even better! 5. Bolls dressed by pupils in Miss Ross’ classes depict the f l ills and fashions of yesteryears. 6. Virginia Lee, Earline Hill, Ruby Gay, Laura Bess King, Thelma Jean Clyburn, and Novie Sauer demonstrate that simplicity in style brings out their personality. 7. We have seen our own yell leaders in more graceful positions. 8. Public Speaking department has its annual banquet at the Y.W.C.A. on December 21. 9. Lela Blount, Helen Chapman, Marie Curlee, Marjorie Nixon, and Almita Bergeran take part in the Physical Education style show. 10. Red Coats fall dance at the End O’ Main. 11. Guests at the Public Speaking banquet: Id. Frazer, Mrs. R. H. Williams, R. LI. Williams, William Ward, James Heflin, Virginia Vaughan, IL. A. Johnson, Mrs. D. R. Parrett, Mrs. L. T. Hooker, and D. R. Parrett.

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4 FACULTY BABY CONTEST April 26! What grim-like figure haunts the marble halls of Reagan on this clay when such mighty cjuestions are to be weighed by the intellectual students? It is the ghost of Mr. Bribery! Mrs. Green, after spending both of her nickels, succeeded in persuading the students to elect her as the most beautiful and also as the most ador¬ able. After much deliberation and without showing any partiality, Mr. Frazer, much to Mr. Johnson’s disappointment, was selected, by the students as the ugliest, the funniest, and the one least likely to succeed in the future. To everyone’s surprise, Mr. Traylor was elected the healthiest, the one most likely to succeed in the future, and the one having the cleverest pose. This colossal show, attended by five hundred and six of Reagan’s brilliant stu¬ dents, was sponsored by the band and Pennant staff. From the proceeds of this “big baby” show, the string quartet was sent to Oklahoma City to participate in the national regional contest where they won first place. David Hollis Frazer Funniest Ugliest Least Promise of Future Greatness Marshall Eugene Trayi Healthiest Cleverest Pose Greatest Promise of Future Greatness