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

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 John H. Reagan High School opened her doors on September 3, 1965. With the opening came 1565 students whose loyalties belonged to other schools and other class- mates. As clubs formed, as football sea- son progressed, and as classes made headway, the student body began to feel united. Upon this unity, the Reagan Raid- ers built a school of spirit and tradi- tion — a school “Not Without Honor. Travis Raven led Reagan into a great football dynasty that would last for numerous years. 2 The Past

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CONTENTS The Past 2 Seasons 14 Fellowship 34 Nobility 94 Energetics 112 Curriculum 178 Population 192 Index 261 SPUR 1975 SPUR STAFF Editor............................Gloria Morrow Season Editors.....................Cathy Edmonson Rochelle Liberty Lane Whit Fellowship Editors.................Patti Moor Sami Proctor Kathy Oak s Nobility Editor...........................Suzann Holman Energetic Editors...........................Mandy Boris Marc Cram r Kevin McBumett Gary Parrish Carlos Sepulveda Bill Swenson Senior Class Editor........................Gloria Morrow Junior Class Editor................Robin Farmer Sophomore Class Editor.............Randy Schoefer Freshman Class Editor.......................Ellen Brennan Senior Credits..............................Mandy Bevis Index.........................................Kim Paricer Janice Wusterhausen Head Photographer..........................Rodney Warner Photographers..............................Dorman King Jim McNeal ......................Mrs. Lorene Denney john h. Reagan high school austin, texas volume x Sponsor

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 Upon her first birthday, Reagan was again under construction. The addition of another mall was needed to accompany the rising enrollment for the 1966-1967 school year. The Junior Air Force ROTC made its debut in the fall of 1966. It was added as an experimental ROTC and went over so well that it remained. Late in the year, a memorial to Arthur Lee Taylor, a student who drowned at the senior picnic the year before, was set up in front of the old mall thus beginning the Memorial Gardens. 1966 - 1967 The Past — 3