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

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Learning Becomes an Experience in ICT ICT, formally known as Industrial Coopera- tive Training, covers 3,750 various technical trades, including medical, electrical, metal work, wood work, photography, radio and television, and technician. Formed only two years ago, the club sponsors students who attend school for half a day, and then spend the rest of the day in a business, working as an employee. Teacher-sponsor of the group is Mr. Preston Parker. Motto of the club is, Preparing today for (CT WORKERS LIKE Ernie Motlock, who work at Lamar Press, make :hc Radar a reality. leadership in the world of work.” ICT STUDENT Ernie Motlock is busy oiling the press at Larry Reid's. AFTER THE PRESS is stopped, Ernie looks at a finished issue of the Radar. 113

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MEMBERS OF THE ICT are, from left, bottom, Ernest Mot- loch, Richard Kounst, Karen Poteet, Diane Dufield, Ronald Parker, Leland Ridener; sec- cond roiv, Johnny Albright, Paul DeDominico, Clay Lun- day, Lee Wright, James Ham- ilton, Donald Parker, Marie Rodriguez, Bobby Carn, San- dra Scott, Donald Solbcrg and Shirley Seale. OFFICERS OF THE CLUB, from left, are Leland Ridener, parliamentarian; Rich ard Kounst, scrgeant-at-arms; Karen Poteet, treasurer; Ernie Motloch, reporter Diane Dufield, secretary; and Ronald Parker, president. SPONSOR OF THE CLUB is Mr. Preston Parker. 112

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The work needed to produce a Spur is a never ending circle of taking pictures, writing copy, crop- ping pictures and meeting dreaded deadlines. The yearbook staff this year learned that the production of the '68 Spur was in no wise different! The ‘68 Spur began with the supervision of Mrs. Glynn Bates. As deadlines became increasingly hard- er to meet, she came to realize why last year's Pub- lication's sponsor, Mrs. Kay Stark, resigned. A staff of approximately fifteen members set goals of adding more pages and more color pictures to the Spur. Also, several members of the staff attended a yearbook workshop held at Trinity University in San Antonio from June 11-16. Further work began in the summer when staffers began selling ads to help finance the book. A dark room was added to publications this year. The darkroom, a small room in the Science Depart- ment, saved a large amount of money in the develop- ment of pictures. ALAN REEVES, CO-EDITOR, checks for mistakes in the index. KAREN HEURING AND PATRICIA CHEATHAM, who work on activities; Kipi Martin, who writes copy; Mickey Ncugebaucr, who arranges the index; and Joann Hemphill, who writes copy for the Radar, look over the mess which goes into the Spur. BETTY DAVIS AND DIANA CHERNE prepare bills to send to advertisers. I 14