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

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(A) Debbie Holl, Chcri Scidenberger, Coleen Marbur- ger, Julie Cummings, and Barbara Smith would win the award for being the prettiest sun soakers. (B) Fac- ulty dunking was the rule of the day os Mark Turck and Corlos Sepulveda watch as Mr. E. H. Meadows struggles out of the water. (C) Coach Larry Spillor gasses it up os Robert Walker watches. Skiing was the favorite sport of the day with a dune buggy ride F coming in second. (D) Skiing looks easy as Rodney Matthews seems to glide olong as he had skiicd all his life. Maybe he hos. (E) Mr. Willie Glass and Princi- pal John P. G. McKenzie get ready to sail off into the blue. Mr McKenzie firmly anchors the sail. (F) Brav- ery must be a port of the life of Mark Turek and Car los Sepulveda as the body partly submerged is thot of Mr. E. H. Meadows. Senior Picnic — 29

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E Seniors Sun, Swim Paleface Park was the site for the annual senior picnic. Skiing and swimming were the main activities in the clean, cool water. A dunebuggy and boat, supplied by Coach Larry Spillar, gave the picnic an added touch of enjoyment and excitement. Many stu- dents enjoyed playing football, soaking up the sun, or just listening to music. There was plenty of food and drink for those who found messing around too tedious. Momentos brought back to school the next included tales of skiing, tales about swimming, and tales of too much sun. C 28 — Senior Picnic

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Seniors Trip to Six Flags With Fervor Along with thousands of seniors from all over Texas, three bus loads and many pri- vate cars set out from Reagan for the annual Six Flags trip. The air was festive, the sponsors hur- ried, and the students carefree and happy as the buses loaded. Cameras dangled from necks, books were soon forgotten, and thoughts of a leisurely log ride was cause for excitement. Each year. Six Flags is closed to all per- sons except seniors for this one night. The invasion of seniors from across the state was a sight to behold. Sponsors were already tired before the long night began and the hours of treking across the grounds only made aching feet ache more. After riding the log roll, eating food to capacity, resting, then riding again, the seniors were ready to board the buses for the ride home. (A) Eddie Donofrio and Mike Porker seem to hove made o hall. (8) The bus is deserted os Steve Byrd and Kevin Mc8urnctt are the lost to leove. (C) Several seniors leisurely stroll toward the entry goto ot Six Flogs. (D) Rick Rucker takes o ride on the famed spin- dle top.' (E) Clare Wylie, Karla Colonna, Eddie Dono- frio, Rick Rucker, Paul Covey, and Mike Parker sit in the Big Chair.' 30— Senior Trip