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

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“One Of These Nights” B-Team Scoreboard 1976 Reagan 7 Austin High Opponent 0 7 Crockett 35 29 Anderson 24 12 LBJ 13 27 Travis 0 20 Lanier 20 23 McCollum 0 14 Johnston 12 In a season that was not their best but certainly not their worst, the B-Team came out with a 5-2-1 record and a third place finish in the district race. Offensive standouts were Quarterback David Livermore, Halfbacks Frank Shanklin and Ralph Harper, and Fullbacks Victor Ross and Eric Ward. Harper was noted for his rushing season of 1 200 yards. Defensively, the backfield was dominated by Harper and Terry Burleson as safeties, with Shanklin and Randy Clark as cornerbacks, and Stuart Nelson and Harvey Finnen as linebackers. Inconsistency was our worst problem. We would play one game real well, and the next game we would not play up to par, was how Coach Frank Guttman sized up the year. (2) 8-Teom Football; (first row) David Phelps, Mgr.; lupi Carmona, Doug Gallowoy, Lee Tosby, David Livermore. 8ryon Rost, Terry Burleson, James Jenkins, Ralph Harper, Onis Jarnan, Raoul Mann, Victor Ross, David Bradshaw, Mgr. (second row) Kenny 8rent, Mgr.; Tom Juhl, Ronnie Crawford, Joy Southworth, Frank Hunt, Robert Dixon, Fronk Shonklin, Todd Merolo, Woyne lussenden, David Hart, Ted Smith, Gregory White, Mgr.; Bobby Montogue, Mgr. (third row) Coach Jimmy Croig, Gory — B-Team Football Ambrose, Mgr.; Paul Memke, lorin McMurray, Thomos Friesenhohn, Ronnie Whitehead, Tracey Monroe, Greg Brewster, Stuart Nelson, Jeff Dudley, Anthony Rizzo, Williom Mann, Dwight Jones, Coach Fronk Guttman, (last row) Mitch Houston, Glenn Roberts, Ronnie Finn, David Johnson, Normon Bacon, Elroy Slaughter, Harvey Finnen, Ben Gonzales, Charles Wilson, Randy Clork, Victor Bet

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“You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet” Freshman Scoreboard 1976 Reagan Opponent 42 Austin High 14 28 Crockett 8 33 Anderson 8 27 LBJ 15 31 Travis 6 19 Lanier 6 32 McCollum 8 50 Johnston 0 The Freshman Football squad came out sizzling and breezed to an 8-0 record to place first in the district race. Offensively, the young Raiders were devastating as they averaged over three hundred yards a game to lead the city in total offense. Darryl Lewis finished the season as the leading rusher and scorer. The top defense in the city was led by Linebackers Daryl Galloway and Mark Hernandez, Noseguard Mark Aubin, and Defensive End Jim Carter. They have the potential to go through high school without a loss, commented Cooch John Vernor. With talent and leadership in abundance, it is obvious that Raider fans 'ain't seen nothin' yet.' (2) Freshman Football (tint row) Horry Whitely, Mgr.; Donald Connon, Darryl Lewis, Robbre Morshall, David Gurley, Joe Horgrovc, Wesley Young, Steve Witt, Richord Wilson, Jimmy Stinson, George Freeman, Marty Brimmage, Clay Keeling, (second row) Danny Havord, Alan Smith, Dorion Jones, Chris Jones, Anson Hohn, Clyde Isbell, Dorrell Fletcher, Kevin Bammert, Jeff Matthews, Richard Johnson, Tony Horton, Daryl Galloway, Wolter Franklin, Kelly Smith, Chris Fasulo, Tr. (third row) 44 — Freshman Football Cooch John Vernor, Kent Herron, Frank Valadez, Jess Neely, Terry Gibich, Tony Taylor, Ricky Hoycs, Julius Lofton, Barry Walker, Todd Worren, Brent Mowry, Me Aubin, Mickey Pike. Mark Hernandez, David Hannon, Mgr. (last row) Jimmy Carl Robert Marshall, David Freeman, Jerold Adams, Leonard Monn, Johnny Hill, Jirrv Weover, Evan Johnson, Keith Jackson, Ricky Santoyo, David Bailey, Jim Moore, Anthony Flores, Milton Guyton, Mgr.