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

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Racial unrest resulted after the bussing of students to schools around Austin. Young people every- where began to wonder what the world held for the future. For the first time in the history of the school, the baseball team won district and progressed to regionals where they lost to Corpus Christi

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 1970 1971 Another chapter was added to the success story of the Reagan Raiders when they sought their third AAAA crown in four years. The Raiders moved into windy San Anto- nio for a rematch of the 1968 title clash with the Permian Panthers. Leoding all through the game, the Raiders finished with a 21-14 vic- tory. In 1967 and 1968 Reagan was named Co-National Champions. In 1970 the Raiders stood alone atop the National 27AAAA charts. In national affairs, 18 year olds were given the right to vote and declared adults. Males invaded the Homemaking Department when a new class was begun called Home and Family Liv- ing. Family and nutrition was stressed. 1970 ST»U4»CH»MW The Past —

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The Raiders hopes for a state cham- pionship were drowned in Houston's Tolly Stadium by Brazoswood 21-0. But the musical teams progressed to the top. The Band made superior rating and went to Enid, Oklahoma for o Tri-Stote contest. And the Choir toured through Europe singing. The Post 'if K A ft 4 2 I ; $0NGSR)RR [IHSON art gallei NESDAY 9 AUGUST 1« rM 8PM 1972