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

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A (AJ Utter Show wot installed at squodron com- mander by Mojor Virden and C Copt. Ran Ottinger of the ROTC Banquet. (B) At the ROTC Banquet, Ron Ottinger and Shelley Dunkerley enjoyed dining and talking with friends ond guests. (C) Anita Sneed and Sue Hoffman rejoiced happily as they were announced first runner-up ond second runner-up. (D) As Jeff Foraker ond Karelyn Hoefer arrived they stopped and talked with friends. (E) Guest speoker Colonel John E. Stavast spoke about the importance of leadership and his experiences of being a POW. (F) As Mary Ottinger was announced ROTC queen, she portrayed one of her many well-known smiles. 80 —ROTC

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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 —

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Ball Acclaims With an air of military decorum, the Ninth Annual Air Force Military Ball was the time for awards and special recogni- tion to cadets and the naming of a ROTC Queen. Cadet Captain Ronald Ottinger passed the change of command to Cadet 1 st Lieutenant Lester Shaw. This was followed by special awards to cadets who had done Top Cadets, ROTC Queen outstanding jobs in their particular areas. Queen of the Ball was Mary Ottinger with Anita Sneed as first runner-up and Sue Hoffman as second runner-up. Guest speaker for the evening was Colonel John E. Stavast, Commander of the 67th Combat Support Group. His speech on leadership stressed the fact that everyone has qualities of leadership but some are able to develop it more fully than others. Major Garland Virden and Sergeant Ernest Cline were presented gifts of appre- ciation from the cadets. Major Virden received a plaque while Sergeant Cline was given an enormous cigar. Dancing completed the night of merri- ment for the annual event. ROTC 81