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

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NEW TEACHERS FACE their first of a long line of meetings and conferences throughout the school year. THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS of the Radar and Spur staff attended the annual Trinity University Journalism workday in San Antonio in early September: bottom row from left, Phil Reeves, Suzanne Hardy, Kipi Martin, Saundra Eichorn, Pam Johnson; standing row from left, Laurel Taylor, Patty Sepulveda, Mrs. Glynn Bates, Nan Noblitt, Alan Reeves, Bill Bray, Mary Harding. Activities — 27

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' I ' ■■ ■ i Learning Process Starts Again THE YEAR OF ' 69 is the first for the Spur staff to in- corporate a supplement with the main yearbook. ALONG WITH VARIOUS OTHER activities at the be- ginning of the year, Gilmore Williams takes class pictures for the Spur. 26 — Activities THE FOLLOT fc . Antonio i

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' ■ ■ ■■i l l ■ ■■ ' ■■■ BMaNBBB HH HBHH I HHHill HHIII I Nixon 1, Wallace 2, Humphrey 3 in RHS Election Beginning the month of October, the Distributive Education Club held a city-wide initiation. The event was hosted by the Reagan chapter in the cafeteria. Reagan played Travis in the first district football game of the season on the 3rd. The Raiders made sure that the .South would not rise again, at least this year, by a score of 35 to 7. On the 5th, the Choral Department held an old- fashioned Box Supper. Plans were already being made for a summer tour to Europe. Students received report cards on the 23rd. These cards were of a new style requiring that a student receive one from each of his individual classes. They were not forced to have them signed by their parents and return them, but it was assumed that the re- sponsible student would do this. Back to School Night, the first Parent-Teacher Association meeting, was held on the 17th. This af- forded the parents the first opportunity to meet the teachers of their children. October was also a month of four more varsity football games. The Reagan Raiders beat Johnston 17-7, Crockett 24-0, McCallum 23-0, and Lanier 31-0. r ST 3 THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR President, Richard M. Nixon, comes to Austin to convince people that He ' s the One. NIXON ' S RIVAL HUBERT Humphrey holds a rally at Austin Municipal Auditorium safe in Democratic territory. 28 — Activities