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

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(A) During the initiation ceremony, Clare Wylie listens quietly. (B) Pual Covey receives his Quill and Scroll pen from Mrs. Araminto Seal. (C) With upraised hands, Robin Rosell, Cindy Oakes, and Kirk Crawford promise to uphold the highest of journalistic ideals. Ritual Initiates Top Writers In the quiet and dignity of candlelight, nineteen juniors and seniors pledged to uphold the highest journalism standards. The event was the annual initiation cere- mony for the Quill and Scroll, the national society for journalists and writers. High scholastic standing, a junior or sen- ior standing, and a contributor in the field of journalism were the requirements for membership in this honorary organiza- tion. The honorees received editor pins. (front row) Kirk Crawford, Robin Rosell, Kay Cearley, Clare Wylie, Dionn Matthews, Renita Neal, and Cindy Oakes, (bock row) Mrs. Lorene Denney, sponsor, Gloria Morrow, Rodney Warner, Stephen Bouchard, David King, Dovid Knowles, Paul Covey, Steve Simon, John Wynne, and Mrs. Araminto Seal, sponsor. 78 — Quill and Scroll

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(A) Planning the layout ond checking on copy ore just two of the mony tasks of Co-Editor Cindy Ookes. (8) Complete with hat and enthusiasm, John T. Hoy , sports editor, sits on the bus ready for the trip to the Texas High School Press Association meeting in Den- ton in December. (C) Whether it is deadline time or just onother work day, Kay Ceorley, feature editor, seems to always be smiles. (D) Deep concentration and sincere concern show on Robin Rosell's face. She works on an editorial for the Rodar. Radar staff members included Bill StorreH, Robin Rosell, Odessa Alexander, David King, Kay Ceorley, John T. Hays, ond Cindy Oakes. Radar — 77

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A NFL Orators Reap Honors Tournaments around the state kept the National Forensic Club members busy. They also challenged the faculty to a bas- ketball game and had an end of the year banquet. Having participated in eight tour- naments, they proved to be an excellent speech team by having at least two indi- viduals place in the final rounds of every tournament. It was Miss Becky Fernadez first year as sponsor of the club. B (A) Strewing the most important points Korlette Nel- son reads her prose. (B) Using faciol expressions accents Doryl Stewart's reading of his poetry inter- pretations. (front row) Korol Colonna, Cindy Hill, Janis Moffitt, Sheila Garrison, Jenny Johnson, Stewart, Anthony Simpkins, Ricki Digs, Ron Ottinger, Karl Alexander, David Hudler and Peter Turner, (second row) Miss Becky Fernandez, Charlotte Ncoly, Pom Potter- and Cliff Bowser, son, George Colemon, Rodrick Baily, Mike Salinas, and Kothy Karp, (last row) Daryl National Forensic League —