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

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Ted Smith Math Joel Stegall Science Paul Steldt Science Dorothy Sullivan Assistant Librarian Margaret Thompson English Dennis Swonson ICT John Vernor Business Education Katherine Synotschk Special Education Garland Virden ROTC 160 — After Hours

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'ng the Communication Barrier (1) David Wilborn ond Cirvdy Hoye» »hop at th« German Marketplace. (2) Barbara Olvero and Undo Roark try out the video tape machine. (3) In a Drama do»», Julie Porker trie» her hond ot rabbit mokcup. (4) Mr». Ermine Worrell litten» intently. (5) Anthony Pleo ont work» with video »Ound. (6) li 0 Jonet ond Cynthia Kinton reheorte for the TAGS convention. Whether at a German marketplace or working at film making or applying makeup in a Drama class, the students found no barriers to communication. German students created a typical marketplace where they learned about money exchange and buying German foods. With the only color video-tape in the Austin schools, the Media classes were kept busy. With the VTR, the thrill of instant replay was an added incentive.

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After Working Hours Teachers are people too. They hunt. Their days and weekends are filled with fish, garden, sail, jog, hike, and do all the outside activities. Otherwise, how could other things that students do. The only they face students with a smile on Monday difference perhaps is that they do the morning? things in moderation. (I) In his spore time, Mr. Franklyn Zinn mokes ship models. Here he works on one to odd to his collection. (2) The outdoor type, Mrs. Undo Anderson enjoys hiking, mountain climbing, ond comping. (3) Mr. Cloy Fuller enjoys a brisk jog oround the school track. (4) On o hot summer doy, Mr. Terry Alford may be found soiling or crewing for local races. (5) For reloxotton, Mr. Garland Wheat repairs violins. (6) Coach Pat Pennington enjoys fishing ond here he displays o prize catch. (7) Quite a musician, Mr. Coarado Gutierrez strums his guitar. After Hours— 161