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

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titni I for e AS THE CURTAIN opened on the Balladeers ass embly, performers such as Jan Howell, Phyllis Willis and Rosemary Thomas waited to give their performances. m SOOAf us TO T I 1 . n AT THE POLLS students decided who they wanted to sock it to. Their choices were between the Blue Ticket and independent candidates. CARL HENKEL WAS one of the many volunteers that helped with voting in Council elections. THEM,V0R EW A r Activities — 41 ■ in

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■ ■■ umiii ww n iiwiwuuuywiepiiWwmJUWlM MBMB MWl MW BWi Student Council Holds Annual Spring Elections Four members of the Reagan choir qualified for the All-State choir on January 11 in Killeen. Each member of the football team received a spe- cial certificate at the School Board meeting held on January 13. The team was presented these certifi- cates from the Board of School Trustees, commend- ing them on winning the state title two years in a row. A presentation of the 1968 state football cham- pionship trophy was made in a special assembly to the student body on the 22nd. Also that night were the mid-term graduation ex- ercises for 34 seniors. New spring Student Council officers were elected by Reagan ' s open ballot voting method on the 23rd. These candidates spoke at an assembly preceding the elections. This year the lunch periods were extended to enable voters to vote without rushing through lunch. Several members of the Reagan High track team ventured to the Astrodome on January 24 to view the star-studded Federation National Track Meet. Among the competitions was Bob Seagren, Cham- pion pole vaulter. Also during the month of January, three publica- tions, the Spur, the Reagan Radar and the Ariel, re- ceived awards from the Texas High School Press As- sociation. CAMPAIGNING FOR ELECTIONS brought clever signs from students such as tfiis ad by Manette Dodge. KebelliOTi ff SiiiJL t m -■• il ASTHE 01 Willis md Re STAN SIMMONS AND Corliss Overton cast their votes for the Spring Student Council officers. 40 — Activities BnG

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irywMwwwuuwwi ■ n wm i ■ w iwal — — January Brings Change of Pace As Graduation Draws Nearer for Seniors CAMPAIGN SIGNS COVERED the malls during spring Student Council elections. SENIORS ENJOYED ORDERING graduation invitations in January. 42 — Activities