John H Reagan Senior High School - Pennant Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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RAY Hoooson Wonder why Ray likes to draw so much? But he's good at itg so we'll leave him alone. He's just another kid full oflife, that is, in class. AUDREY Howmzo f Red Coal: '28,' Legio Latina '26-'27. We apologize to Audrey if we should hurt her feelings. Deacon seems to be the high spot in Audrey's life, although she does take time to draw some good pictures for our amusement! She can do the fainting act very well, too! KYLE HUGHES We wonder if Kyle is going to be a second Bud Fisher? His talent seems to turn that direction any- way. Kyle believes school is absolutely a place to ?tudy and learn something, and we admire him or it. Eow1N JANKE La Tolleea l26-,27-l28. Can you imagine Edwin ever being neat, im- maculate, and an example of Haming youth? We can'f, but they tell us he's a big sheik, dances and does other queer things! Still he studies enough to fool the teachers. HENRY IAHNKE Hi-Y Club ,27,' Band and Orchestra '26-'27-'28. Henry is one ofthe school musiciansg he plays a French horn, or something like that, anyway, it's foreign to us. Henry's the quiet typeg we think that he's not a sheik, still you can't tell. BERNARD JOHNSON Red Heads ,27 You'll know Bernard by his shiny red hair and sparkling brown eyesg likewise his tendency to- ward being corpulent. All the girls like Bernardg he, in turn, shows his appreciation.

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FRANCES HARRINGTKJN Writing Club '26. We've always admired Frances for her literary abilityg most everybody has read some of her poe- try or journalistic work in The Mereurius. Quiet people often are the smartest anyway. ELM HEAD Red Coats V27-'28, Treas. ,28,' Treas. Soplz. Class ,265 Vice Pres. Yunior Class ,27,' Club Editor Pen- nant '28, Gee, Elm, where'd you get those eyes? They'd take you halfway to Shanghai! Elm is one of the two members of the Elmanlouise'l Club which holds its meettings every hourl Elm's popularity is proved by her many friends. EVERE'F1'HEIDRICH I A' Dutch hasjust this term made his debut as a ladies' mang heretofore he took a greater interest in football and more manly sports than girls' bas- ketball, but he has changed! Dutch takes all the teasing very nicely, however. EUNICE HENDRIX See.-Treas, Le Cerele Francais l28,' Mereurius Staj '28,' Legio Latina '28,' Asst. Adv. Ed. Pen- nant '28. Can Eunice work? Get ads for the Pennant, work on Mereurius stall, play the part of a gypsy, or what have you? With such business ability we're positive she'll be a great business Woman some day! BILLIE HERRING Legio Latina '26-'27-'28. Why can't we all be like Billie? She's just naturally smarty it's a good thing there are some people like her to make up for the dumb ones! Bil ie surprised us not long ago with a permanent waveg we liked the surprise. Louise HICKEY Red Coats y27-,28,' Viee Pres. '28,' Literary Ed. Pennant '28,' Bus. Mgr. Girls' Basketball '28,' Le Cerrle Franeais '28. l,ouise's po ularity has alforded her many friends-even fixiiends at A 81 M! It is rumored that she gets letters from there quite often! Maybe if Louise had spent as much time studying as she did trying to get out of class, she would have made all sixes! l

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ALLETHA JONES Alletha's smile would get her most anywhere. Her ambition to be a journalist has no boys con- nected, and we can't deny it because we can't tell much about Allerha. She's a mysterious Figure around schoolg she says she is herself. KENNETH JONES Deacon is one of our school heroesg every- body felt so proud of him when he strutted out with that bandage around his head! His dish is arguingg why he's the shining star in that 7th pe- riod American History class-with all his bright cracks, etc. SAMUEL KALMANS Lf Samuel thought he was too retiringg so he bought him some bright and loud-checked knickers! He shocked the school the first day he wore themg while the boys stood around and hooted, the girls secretly admired him! Such popularity must be deserved! Roy KELLY Vin: Pres. Le Corrie Francaix ,27,' Legio Latina '26,' Asxoriale Editor Ilflorrurius, Fall '27. Isn't it a shame that we can't all be as smart as Roy is? His red hair isjust a sign to show that his mind is beneath and that it works too! Roy left us at mid-term, and we've missed one of the few bright boys at Heights. KOREENE KENNERLY Red Coats '28,' La Tolteca '28. Koreene and Ruth ought to be called the Sia- mese twins. When you really know Koreene, you find out how jolly and full of fun she is. She's al- ways smilingg such a disposition makes her many friends! MARGARE'F KENNERLY Red Coat: '27-'28, Sec. '28,' Tennis Club '28. Margaret is a good sport-both Ways. She al- ways studies, but more how to get out ofclass than anything else. We heard that her hobby was asking donations! Ask Margaret why she always has her Trig problems on Monday morning, only!