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

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AXA L . ,H V, XQ- EX LIBR N IX X x V l G Q C gf if f WWW X 44 Vx K f X EL -'-x , f rx - 1: . fi ,Q ,-X, Xg NVQ ' q -A l - 'if L41.. ', ' .1'A - 'I xaa Is' .K --X M-9 www 5-x Copyright MCIVTXXXV Volume XX ALICE MAE TVKUODY Editor KIUHN BELL Business MlLI1l1QClA 0 'Elmo pennant the SoI:Erl661i1oss of ETohn2HfRoagan Senior -High School l935 'Houston , Texas FQREWCDRD In the years to come, one may woncler about what, when, where, or whom. It has, therefore, been the aim of the PENNANT staff for 1935 to present to you an artistic collection of all those events which may, in the future, act as a stimf ulus for pleasant reminiscence. l X, l e If ,fry My ffyrr I ,X Q uw Za Ie Hn rr ' if M Wt l lures. as W ' 1551? f'WfAf-4 'UmW I fr Z, ,, -Ri, sh f VA!!-vw .fa K. xv! X .- ww.:-n f ll ,f x 4. ,Y 15,-'J-'fllqxrflswmlspijr THE DIVISIUNS 'A' ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES BELLES AND BEAUX ATHLETICS PATRONS 'LX fl S E, 1- K 'X XXX . ,fan-f Ti T in! .NA xf 1.4 67 'X f A Lei!-W - Q iFf 'i,,l ms X W T T . wg MS Q -,JQQQ5 X Q X MRS. Q. W. Bocmuu and to Mrs. D. R. Parrett, who likef wise has stretched the confining ties of duty to a point where they enclose a more deliberately romantic phase of life that can be appreciated only by one who is truly Texan. As characteristic of the type of woman that has always heen closely associated with the romantic history and dependable determination of Texas, we have chosen to dedicate the 1935 issue of the PENNANT to Mrs. O. VV. Bogard, who, aside from her duties as head of the music department, has found time to lend charm and color, touched hy the hand of realism, to our curriculum: . , . Miis. D. R. PARRETT Reagan tlwough the Acv'ofCamcra i-T nf Q.: 54 1 XXX Z x N 5 X Ac! , f ' 1 fwfflmwki I -my gig? 1WP -qw- GYMNASIUM AUDITORIUM A-1i .'3Y-. .. M . 5? L M 'K K cv V 1 C W ' L '5 P Wg., ' W sf N x 4.4, ,Q u G'-L ,. f X fp: W Q, fl. W ,M xi U4 ' y BL . X if 4 ,fi H- f 35 um- gk A 'Nga' ,Mlm A, I ,P JXP M ' xg. I ,A,,.- A M0593 Austin ,' Q- ix ? . V .V,:A ::,,,f ,.,, IIVY IU1' p WH x 1 V ,. ., lanzx ,. .,A. Z q W -,,, ,A.1A ,af . t , . '..EV Q' nj--4 . -:L-.. A fl is, kff .-U li V 'Tis' ., V ,, . n, 1 fs ,,,,, I I: M, A ., K .T 719,-s ADMINISTRATIO E. E. OBERHOLTZER HOUSTON BOARD OF EDUCATION E. E. Olwerholtzer ............................................ Superintendent W. B. Bates .......,. ........ I ,resident E. D. Shepherd, Sr.. .. ..,.. VieefPresident Mrs. B. F, Coop ..... ........... S eeretary Dr. Ray K. Daily ..,...., ...... ..., A 5 sistant Secretary Wzllter C. Ragan Norman Atkinson George D, Wilsinii A. C. Finn, newly elected board member, replaced W. B, Bates on May' 6, at the annual meeting. ,W , l R. H. WILLIAMS Besides performing those duties which are the specific assignment of ax principal, Mr. Willizliiis fills ai deinite place :it Reagan as ai counselor and etlicient adviser to every student and teacher. He has won ai place of high honor and esteem in the heart of every one directly or indirectly concerned with the activities of the school and concerned with the outcome of its enterprises. if E. D. IVIARTIN MRS. Brian C. CREEKMURE I if . Tu Mr. Martin falls the duty of handling important details that go to make our daily selinol program wurlx nut smuuthly and efficiently. He has wnn an enyiahle place in the lung hall uf high sehnul memories ul' every Reagan pupil lay his eunsislently wise and taetliul handling ul. necessary things. Aside lirum her duties as dean of girls, Mrs. Creekinure has found time tu enlarge upon this position and heeume the respected and admired guiding hand ul' many of the huys in the student hudy. Mrs. Creelcinure is always ready to lend priceless advice toward the snlutiun nf any pruhlem that may criiifiwiit and perplex any of the many students at Reagan. MRS. MARTHA BACKLIIN IJ Phybic:iI Ek.IlICLlUUlT MISS MAURINE BATES SpaniQh MRS. 0. XY. ISOGARD Music MRS. ANNIE QTDONNELL ISRADX Scieiicc MR. L. XX . CAMP Physical Eclucailioii MISS MINNIE CIOQR Hixtury MISS CATHRYN CRAXVITORIJ E1igIish MISS MARY K. DAVENPORT English MR. PAUL D. ELROD Mzitlicinzitiu MISS ANDREE IIALLIGANT English and Spanish MISS NELLIE S. FERGUSON .- Mathcmutici My dy Z MISS MARCIIIERITE FITZGERA D Science MRS, NINA FONVILLE English MR. LAVJRENCE E. FREEMAN Science MRS. BERNICZE BARKER GALE Hiwtimry :md Rcd Coats MRS. K. E. CIAIIULER CI4:ii1iiici'ci.iI MRS, L, E. GREEN Science MRS. VERNON 'IOHNS CRIMES English amd Public Spvukiiig MRS. O, R. HALE Spanish MISS VERA HARRIS Lutiri MRS. SAM B. HODGES Art MRS. LYLE T. HOOKER Englifh and Puhhc Speaking MISS EDITH E. HOXYZE Rfgixlitii' MRS. VERA IO ,IAC ' 'Oi' Svurn'L:ii'y fa-4, MISS OLIVE JOY -- Enghsh MISS LOLA T. KENNERLY I'ilsluI'y MRS. R. P. KERBUNX' Mzilliunmtics MISS IEIJXNCHE M, KIRK ffniiiiiicirizii MAJUR Qi. L. LEE R. cv, T. C. MRS. MARK H. LESLIE Maitlicniatics MR. cz. s. LINDSAY Music E E DR. I. E. LUKSA EI Histury und Czech MISS MILDRED MQPHILLIPS Iiixtimry MISS IDA MEHR I'Iiy-IQIII Edllculiuii MR. I. Ivlcrcadw Spanish MISS KATHRYN T. MURRAY Iimnc Ecumxiiiiu MR. XX'.-XLTER CII N.-XSII Suivncu MISS MILDRED OIZLZ Ifugliwli MRS. II. I'. PARKS Iiiwlnry MRS. D. R. PARRETT Enghsh MISS HELEN H. PETERSON Sciuncc MRS. KATHLEEN RICIKARD Hmm' Ecunuiiiiu MRS. ELIZABETH ROBI DOUX Matliciinutics MISS HELEN M. RONEY Spanish and English MISS MARY L. ROSS English MISS FRANCES XY. RUCKER History MR. C. SCOTT Physical Educaitinn DR. R, A. SELL Scicncv MRS. DOROTHY SHARRAR Home Economics MISS MARY RUTH SPLAXVN History MR. H. C. STEVENS Science MISS ETHEL F. STRONG Homc Econmnics MR. N. E. STUDEBAKER Iviechanical Drawing MRS. MERLE SUMMERS English MR. M. TURNER Mathcingitics and Track MRS. HOPE WALKER English MRS. LAVJCILLE VVALTON English MISS ZULEIKA NV.-XRE History MRS. ERSYI. B. WRIGHT English .md ,lmiriiailisiii MR. H. H. W'RIUH'I' Shop :ind WlllPdWLl1'k MR. R. M. YARRINUTON Auto Mechanics FACULTY MEMBERS WHOSE PIC TURES DO NOT PXPPEKR Miss Lillixin Asulwnheclx. lllWI'i1I'II1ll 'VI1 E tn x I flungnt D 'X LI ii science: Miss Mzidelin jiiwbc. cninrnci i L K, 1 1 N41 Addle U rnutlwinaticsg Miss Saiinniie Tittln, IIIlifl1lll1lllk,N IVII Mifwlllll E Ti iylm Lniiiiiiugifi Mr Tryzlnuwski. science: Mrs. H. E. We ii mv ii mul 4111 EI121 1 Zin iliilemuriam DOROTHY Bowuis ARL HIE HMJLNANI1 LOUIbE KAM1 LULILLE S1LELHURsr L 1 rL1t xxh1tL h1p of 1111knc1xx11 L You l11xL a1lLL1 bLxo11L1 L1L11 x1Lxx ffl L t41L1r 1 WL 1LL 1111 1111 w L U I l Nlllllk L L W UU ll L 1 1L1 11L 1 or yuu hlxk 1111L 1wl11lL 1xx1 L II P11 FI L xx t1111 L L 111L xlwkl LXLI WL trL1Ll L llL111 our 11L1mlwLrL Ll 1111 1 L 1L Il ltt L xx II L Likm g Hz 1 ' 1 s f A f PWLCC, E11 1 gow buck 1 tl, I lt fux YL ' mul is the huriz H11 2 G L11 gut 1 HSS Llxcy y 5: 'lc 1, And yum have fwlllllld A1 lwightcr day, A hgl 1' plal 1 lk x'11stLx1' fold, F 1 1' g 5 1 A ' Q ny. W'1'c '51 ml '1lA L11114s'lx'N1 1 1' I' 'L 'll But ' are ' frcc. 1 gf: g ' fd lzys, - YL ' soul 11 .1111 N 1111 Lxlkxll ally. Ivhrabeau Lamar f .. ,1.V, X N .V A .TH-444'-511 Lf ' A ,,, -V, z.:-2 ,,'4:,.' uf NT- 1 A--fl' 'I' 2 '5, Y ' ' :gf- CLASSES .--ff' .... ,I . f l F, , 55 . v itamin OFFICERS FOR CLASS OF 1937 fir Freeman Bokenkarnp ............................. ....... P resident Leslie O'Connor ........ ...,... ............ .... V i e efpresident Alice Mae Moody .................................. ...... S eeretary Mary Lou Garrett. .......... Treasurer Charlie Martin .... . . . . . . . . SergeantfatfArms Elizabeth Boyle .... Mr. R. H, Willieinis. .. . Class motto: Tod Class Flower: Red Rose. fhlllft' Willizliii Allen Mary Lou Garrett Edith Hardey Vernon Lorino Cilm'I.Y.Y Niglzl Gilda Searbrough Sidney Clark Earl Clements Urhan Couvillion Harvey Neeld Reporter . . .Sponsor ay we sail. Where shall we land? Class Colors: Red and White. COMMITTEES lllzililfimz Leslie O'Connor Margaret Frances Roland lvar Saunders l'o.vfi'f' ,lean Little Lillian Burhaeh Leonard Buseany Artie Mae Hill Dean Lee fx'i11g1 Dorothy Neel Herhert Parker Carrie Ruth Sloop ,Sit'llliH' lilly lininiie Cvruhhs Betty Oliver Katherine Rains Lorin Abbe Isabell Frances Akin Lillian Lois Allen Nancy Adelyn Allen WilliaE1vkBr5i1xnt Allqi. L Randolph Austin Am mons Haydee Lorraine Anderson William Homer Anderson Olie Mae An gelo fc-f I infill, 1+ Retha Anthony Dolores Louise Apifel Marguerite Estella Arisman jack Dana Armistead John Gilbert Armstrong Mary Elizabeth Artusy Charles Ashley James Robert Bailey Milton Lawrence Bailey Lavonia Baisden Mary Elizabeth Baker Ruth Marie Balch Margueritte Clifton Baldwin Leo Ball Bertha Nancy Barnes Margaret Irene Barnes Jocelyn Travis Barron Joyce Imogene Bass Calvin Bauer Howard Gibbs Bauer Vivian Muriel Beckler Elma Helen Beinhorn John Floyd Bell, jr. julia Alyne Benwell Ethel Margaret Berglund Ethel Bettencourt Golda Elizabeth Betz Alice Gertrude Bevill jimmy Frances Bidwell Lenora Augusta Bierwerth Vernon Wallace Blackburn Lillian Blackman Eleanor Blackshere Clarence Jefferson Bland Marguerite Virginia Blouin juane Bobo Freeman Harold Bokenkamp Marie Bosomworth Geraldine Bova Marie Bova Edgar Boyd Charles Halford Boyer Mary Louise Boyer Elizabeth Annabelle Boyle James Ernest Brinkley Margaret Madge Brogdon Harvey Oscar Brown Robert L. Browning Christine Louise Brumek Ruth Hedwig Bruns William Jennings Bryan Lois Bertha Bulot Leonard Bucsany Harriet Lucille Bumgardner Lillian Esther Burbach Billy Boyd Burklin Frances Juanita Burnett Charles Roy Burney Claire Francis Butler Juanita Oretha Byrd Ray Edgar Cabness Victor Charles Calma Lena Winship Campbell Numa Hubbard Caradine Ruby Lee Carnes Presley Howard Chalmers Rosa Lou Florence Chance Grace Mary Chandler Lorraine Amelia Cherico Inez Pearl Chesser June Childers Webster Church. jr. Martha Sidney Clarkl Earl Elizabeth Clements C. Conners Donald Willizim Coons Frank Cornelius Maynard Couch Wwfgffm' 0 Hattie Alinc Courtney Urban Bennett Couvillion jack NVilson Craig Dorotha Lenetta Cruclcard Mildred Cross June Alfred Daniel Dorothea Davies Clara Lillian Davis David Boyd Dean Warren Dehart Doris DeLeon of-gy Gilbert H. Denson Charles Edward DeYoung WC1OdfOW' Wilson Dickey Milton Lawrence Diener Ruth lrcnc Dietz Arthur Herman Diinney Margaret Donohue '5 -.J ..-11' Donald Louis Dopslauf Maidelle Dozier Charles Arden Earnest Evelyn Maude Ebel Edna Ruth Edwards Elmer Hurley Edwards Elvera Ehlert Wm. Henry Ellington Joan Jeanette Englehardt Vivienne Belle Englehardt Mary Jacqueline Erickson Eunice Etzel Dorothy Elizabeth Evans James Lee Farrar Leon Franklin Faltesek Mary Lou Feath A. W. Fehlau Virgilia Gertrude Feuhs Kathryn Foote Mary Louise Forbes Janis Leslie Foster Robert Charles Foster Florie joe Fox Mattie Mae Franks Milton Sherrill Franks Leslie James Franz Jack Fugate Robert F. Fulliclr Margaret Funk Esther Pauline Futrell Milton Albert Gabler Betty Galeener Betty Ray Garbce Mary Lou Garrett Lem Goodwin Mary Jane Gordon Edwina Lemoyne Griffin Esther LaDelle Griffin Homer George Griscom Joe Bryan Grissom Martha Geneva Groce Jimmie Grubbs 26 A A . Oscar Columbus Grubhs Marjorie Guest Joe Matthew Gwin Marvin Sylvester Hacker Lois Elizabeth Hager Richard Hallenberger Edna Louise Hamilton Julian Price Hamilton Mary Jane Hamusek Genevieve Hanner Marjorie Hansen Edith Hicks Hardey 86312: WMA? Elaine Gloria Hardin Elvera Elizabeth Harris Virginia Frances Harrison Allene Harwell Glenn Heslep Artie Mae Ora Nell Hill Florence Ellen Hohl Elizabeth Holland Margaret Horton Ella jarmilla Hosek Irene Catherine Houghton Dorothy Mae Howard Vv'illiam Lanz Hoyt Alice Katherine Hoza J. W. Hubbell Babette Beatrice Hynes Roy Hilton Irvine Margaret Allie Irwin Firman Webster Jackson Patsy jackson Blanche Elvira jimmerson Chrest Bernhard Johnson Loralee johnson Eugene Jones Geraldine jones Maxine Virginia Jones Marie Rose Kalousek Ruth Mae Karbach L. H. Kasmiroski, jr. Robert William Kerber Cassie Kirkland Woodrow Kirkland Hildreth Lorraine Kleiber Boyd Knetsar Albin Koteras Ruth Louise Krueger Mary Alice Laiche I. T. Lamb Eileen Louise Larrey Elwood Albert Lawler Herbert Lawler Douglas Lawson Mildred Elizabeth LeClere William Dean Lee Homer Dick LeMay Jesse LeMay Albert Raymond Lewis, Ir. Spencer Lewis Margaret Clara Linder Jean Little Harry Etton Lockart Mary Helen Logan Betty Florence Lord Vernon Lorino Erma Ann Lucas Robert Lynch Natalie Lyssyj Rosalie Maas Marian Louise Macy Cora Eloise Madison Hortense Annie Malinak Frank Aubrey Mang Melvin Arthur Manley Byrl Viola Maren Gladys Markum Roger Bruce Marsh Charlie Richard Martin Edward Martin Jerry Mathauser Alfred Frederick Matthias Margaret Mayfield Fannie Lee McCarty 10' as., WWA few' Martha Lee McClure Olga Orline McConnell Dorothy Elizabeth McCormack Flo Bessie McCormick Robert McGahan Mary Elizabeth McGaughey Kathlyn Yvonne McKenna Anna Lue McKinley Jimmy McMichael Charline McTeer Helen Louise McVey Merle Elizabeth McWilliams 5 Aubrey Lee Melton W Orvis Alnie Melvin Q - V Lucille Miller Q O Doris Elaine Mitchell Milton Mitchell Helen Cleone Monnette Roberta Montgomery Alice Mae Moody Georgia Kathryn Morris Frances Morse Marian Ruth Moss Dorothy Margaret Mullinnix l',,' Dorothy Louise Murphy , ' Inez Murphy ex Beach Murray f'fwZ gZjj4, Charles Edward Musgrov XVilliam Clark Mu grove Chloe Myers Dorothy Evelyn Neel Harvey .lack Neeld Eugene Noble Herman Noessel Pauline Noessel Woodrow Norris Eugene C. Oates Leslie Lee O'Connor Dorothy Lee Q'Leary Betty Oliver James Alexander Oliver Raymond Leon Olivier 'Wea GEMLJ MT' I . , 1 1 l Mae O'Rourke N Edith Oleta Outlaw Glenn Walter Owen Dorothy Marie Owens Herbert Parker Frances Emily Partlow Naomi Faye Payne Theodora May Pearson Marjorie Elizabeth Pegoda Reynolds Perez Margaret Mary Perry Oletha Fay Peters Pearl Jeanne Phillips VViley Floyd Pierce R. B. Pipes Reu Ben Plachy Conrad Horace Plummer Edna Lou Poole Jolvailey Porter joe Potter Comer Hubbard Powell Mary Ann Prazsky Tommie Marshall Price Ray Leonard Purswell Robert Louis Quinters Katherine Inez Rains Louise Magdeline Rau Wilma K. Ray Roy Leonard Redding William Clark Redman James Horace Reed Frank Andrew Reid Rosalie Esther Reuter Bob Wagner Reynolds Austin Williford Roberts Rose Mary Roberts Stella Marie Robinson Atrelle Roden Sclestino Rodriguez Jane Rogers Ned Rogers Margaret Frances Roland john William Rosenauer Helen McVean Rowland Calista Martha Rueckert Douglas Weldon Sandberg Ivar Thomas Saunders R av e j7,W,,6f.J1 Louise Saxer Gilda Scarbrough Marguerite Gertrude Scelles Avis Lucille Schlegel Esther Ruth Schorch Mary Alice Schultz Hugh Lappe Scott George Albert Sharman Iola Pauline Sheffield Maurene Elizabeth Shelton William Elmore Shipp Agnes Irene Sinclair Marion Amelia Sledge Carrie Ruth Sloop Eugenia Smith Latrelle Helen Smith Margaret Eleanor Smith Nancy Lynne Smith Reed Williarn Smith Virginia Lee Smith Pearle Mae Sojourner C. E. Southward Cecil Sparks Aurelia Mildred Sprock Billy Standefer H. B. Standefer Louise Standefer - Lucille Stanton Edith Olive Steinman Mae Louise Strubing ,., A7 Dorothy Strom Adolf Sustale Ruth Annette Sveter Clarence Francis Swayne Wendell Philip Sweet Evelyn Swift Wilbur Hughes Synnott Eloise Shirley Taake Fred Lemuel Tanner Dorothy Iris Taschinger Ralph Maxwell Taylor Juanita Pearl Teal Frank Lowell Terry Paul William Tessman Mary Louise Thompson Troy Thompson ja T on a ae hornal L , Clive Dorothy Traylor Cyril Arthur Trust Evelyn Ruth Turner Stanley Arthur Turner Geraldyne Doris Valentine Renske Diana VanderHenst Sylvia Josephine Vocelka ,lack William Waechter Marjorie Elizabeth Wait - iM, .i...-.ng William Edgar Walters Margaret Gladys Waneclc Mary Sibyl Warfield Mable Warnell Mabel Ladelle Weaver Tolbert Fannin Weaver Gertrude Webb Virginia Wells Vivienne Wells Halcyone Westmoreland Mary Nell White Levis Emmett Wiggins Beatrice Juanita Wiley Ruth Lamar Williams Lillie Belle Williford Catherine Vfilson David Collins Wilson Wilford Max Wilson Eloise Marilucile Wolfram 544,241 Marvin Hillsman Wood Alta Kate Woodfin ? A . , s :': E E: '- ' '. i A 'm-. , i i . 5 - L' 3 ' I - M 5 I i 1 it -P i n - - ,L.L x ,few 5, f 1 1, 5 5' gg.. ii . 3 :. gg in K1 -,..+.:W X,:: 5- , . 95, K :KVK L S jf J ,ar .,:,: 5 .,.:,. I Sa f f 1 N - L D I ,A ri' A I ' it y Q. 'l w it ll F- A ' 25 X F 1 A f - KWL Jack Marguerite Ferdinand Mary Effie Wyeth Young Ziegler Zischang SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Thomas Atkinson Elmo Bailey Keit Carson Barkley, Jr. Frank Ernest Becan Nannie Belle Belote Frank Elbert Binford Winston Bogle Billy Bray Eloise Furrel Brotherton James T. Bumgardner, J John B. Byrne Harold Paul Cabness Jack William Daniel Howard Alvis Davis Billie Durden Velma Durr James Foy DeVVoody, Jr. Anne Marie Dexter Charles Esquivo Betty Jane Fleming Ida Bell Floyd Billie Freeman Berneta Lynn Greig James Odis Griffin Dan Francis Hatcher Lorraine Evelyn Havins Jack William Hickman Dorothy Nell Holman Dick Hudgins William A. Jacobson Eddie Herman Jahnke Mildred Louise Jameson I'. Dallas Jennings Robert Lyle Johnson Clay William Joudan Hazel Dorris McAuley Verna LaClaire McConnell Fred Allan McCormick Thomas Willard Moore Byrl Viola Moten Thomas Jefferson Nelson Carl William Newman Juanita Norine Osborne James Robinson Pettitt Florence Olive Records Myer Abel Rice Woodrow Wilson Rogers David Walter Rohrer Dorothy Elizabeth Rollfing Lucile Cestia Sauer Frances Margaret Smith Sam Spampinato Bernice Stephens Charlene Sterling George H. Stovall Raymond Strong 4 Frank Everett Thomasson Gus George Timmerman Mildred Mae Vanderslice Vivian Wells May Estelle Woerndel Ammon Overton Young Dorothy Margaret Zachary 624,24- HERE'S TO YOUTH By DOROTHY MCCORMAC K, Class Poet The world belongs to youth! VVe cherish the Reagan standards, This graduating youth that stands Giving the game all we've got, Looking forward with shining eyes, Playing the fair way, the square way, Reaching out with eager hands Tasting defeat, but beaten not. To grasp the world and hold it high, To take possession from this day, XYe are what Reagan stands for, To ring the world with vigorous cry, Vve are its hopes, ideals, And wrap it up in laughter gay. lts purpose, and goal incarnate, VVe are the power it wields. This parting, sweet with triumph Not cornered by walls of brick, Of four long years, yet quickly gone, Not bounded by knowledge it gives, Saddens the gladdened hearts within us But eternal here in the hearts of its youth Brings an ache to marching nn. Y The spirit of Reagan lives! CLASS HISTORY By HELEN ROVVLAND, Historian The class of 1935 took flight from the Airport of Sophomore in the airplane, Century of Progress . and quickly rose to the low clouds of Bewilderment. ln this state we rode through choppy air pockets: but piloted by our president, Rupert Johnson, assisted by Marie Bova, vicefpresident, and Dorothy Neel, secretary and treasurer, we came to the serene day of May Fete. Members on board who participated in this were Wilbur Swenson and Mary Catherine Wagner. Duke and Duchess. Margaret Frances Roland, Marie Bova, Juanita Byrd, and Geralf dine Bova, maids of honor. We landed at the Junior Airport and took on a new crew consisting of pilot Charles Martin, president, Dorothy Neel, vicefpresident, Joyce Kennedy, reporter, Arthur Stokley, secretary, Virgil Asbell, sergeantfatfarms, and Alice Mae Moody, treasurer. Under this able crew we ascended into the clouds of Knowing More. Alice Mae Moody added to our achievements by winning first place in extemporaneous speaking. Merle McWilliams won hrst place in tennis doubles. We landed for a very special occasion at Sylvan Beach for JuniorfSenior Day. On elated wings we soared into the fragrant clouds of the May Day. Vernon Lorino and Margie Guest were Duke and Duchess with Marguerite Scelles, Marian Moss, Dorothy Weed, Isabel Akin, Martha Lee McClure, and Cecile Marianna as maids of honor. The Century of Progress ascended from their stopover at the Senior Airport with a fresh crew. We were piloted by Freeman Bokenkamp, president, Leslie O'Connor, vicefpresif dent, Alice Mae Moody, secretary, Charlie Martin, sergeantfatfarmsg Mary Lou Garrett, treasurer. and Elizabeth Boyle, reporter. to the Clouds of High Attainment. We had a most distinguished guest aboard, Wyatt Collier. who was elected president of the Houston High School Speakers Forum. J. T. Lamb. another distinguished member, broke the cross country record. The old time was thirteen minutes and fortyffive seconds and the new, thirteen minutes and thirtyfnine seconds. Another celebrity aboard was Margie Guest, who was elected the most popular girl at Reagan. In March the plane was caught for a brief flight in the winds of lnterscholastic Contests. Members of the class distinguishing themselves in this tornado were Guilda Scarborough, best debate speaker in the city, Lawson Lipscomb, most outstanding actor in the one-act play conf tests, and Lillian Burbank, first in charcoal drawing. The Reagan Statesman was ranked first among the Houston high school papers. After this point the soft clouds of the May Fete wrapped the 'kCentury of Progress . Queen Helen of the House of Rowland and King Vernon of the House of Lorino reigned. Members of their court were Spencer Lewis and Marguerite Scelles, duke and duchess: Edith Hardey, Esther Ruth Schorch, Earl Clements, Isabel Akin, maids, Carrie Ruth Sloop, Mary Lou Garrett, Betty Oliver, Margaret Frances Roland, princesses, William Allen, W. Hubbell, Freeman Bokenkamp, princes: Marjorie Guest, maid of honor, Gertrude Webb, May O'Rourke, Marion Moss, Wilma Ray, ladies in waiting, Maurine Shelton and Lillian Allen, jesters. We landed at the Airport on Commencement Day and soared once more into the Clouds of Life on a never ending journey. 4? W0 ff. is 0 CLASS OF 1936 Phillip Reynolds ........... , Prcsident Dorothy Kiiplaiii. . . ..... . . .Vicefpreiidcnt Billy Lindley ....... ...,............ S ecrctziry Bcrnutai Grcig .....,. ................ T rczisurcr Tom Brooks ..... . . . SCfgC21Ilf'E1f'Af11lS Mziriaiii Zapp ....., .......,.. R cportcr Mi'. E, D. Mzirtiii ........,.................. Sponsor CUUNCIL FUR CLASS OF 1936: Left to right. hack row: .Iohn E. Vvlclsh. Ir.. Georgia Binglc, Georgian Maw Daniels. Virginia Nccpci. Dolores Apllcl. Estelle Rundell. Fred Mziiidlin. Left to right. fcuond row: -lohnnic Rhzic Soiitliwzird. Mild:-cd Ehcrspachcr. Earlcttc Sickcrt. I 1 Xirginizi Boyd. .lziunitzi Bouclroux. Gcncvicvc lortcr. Left to right. Sitting: Billy Lindley, Bcrneta Greig. Nlr. E. D. lvlzirtin. Phillip Reynolds. Dorothy Kiiplgni. Tom Broolqf. it in the picture: Riihj: Lee Carnes. Gloria Engclliiirdl. Virginia Erie. Dorothy Faye Grant. 'lrsiie Horton. Frances Kearliley. Hcrhcrt Lziulinain. Hazel Thompson. Jewel Wright, Ramon Adams Marjorie Adkins Mary Akin Merl Albin Jessie Mae Aldis George Alexander Evelyn Joyce Alston Pete Armstrong George R. Arnold Lenice Arnold Lee Roy Ashmore Lucille Avey Marguerite Bailey Jeanette Baker Johnnie Baker Roy Ballard Bill Banneyer A. Bannon Wilbur Barber Wilma Barton Isabel Barnes Eliza Barrett Georgia Barrow Rayford Bartee Robert Barton Walter Bass Juanita Baudreaux Austin Bauer Bertha Mary Bauer Geraldine Baxter Louis Becker Jo Alon Becker Greig Beeler Doris Edna Bell Mary Jane Bennett Tommy Benwell Ethel Berglund Lola Mae Berner Gerald Bevill Vernon Beutel Georgia Bingle Millie Biskup Melba Blair Annie Louise Bland Charles Blasberg Evelyn Blandeau Louise Bobbitt Mary Agnes Boening Violette Boyle Boyce Bond Sidney Boudreaux Aubrey Bounds Dorothy Bowman Virginia Boyd Leo Bradshaw Doris Brashear Rae Lea Bratton Charles Brindley Howard Brinkley Robert Brooks Tom Brooks Elba Lee Brotherton Arabelle Brown David Brown Thelma Brown Udell Brown Alice Bruce Christine Brumek Helen Marie Buhler Fred Buckner Ethel Bumgardner Robert Bumgardner June Bunker Avanell Burch Eloise Burnett Gerald Burnham W. C. Burns Perry Burton lrine Buvinghausen Evelyn Cadell D. 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CRIMES MRS. ROBIDOUX MRS. HOOKER MR. LINDSAY MISS MQPHILLIPS MISS DAVENPORT MRS. FONVILLE MRS. PARKS MRS, GREEN MISS KENNERLY MRS. KERBOW Lila Hasford Katherine Hays B. G. Hayes Nancy Lea Hayes Dorothy Haygood Burney Haynes Ennie Jewell Heckendorn Louise Hehns Lucille Hehns Mary Henderson Frank Henry Roy Henson Mary Hess Grace Hewitt Desiree Hickman Johnson Hill Marion Hill Robert Hill Stanley Hill Edna Mae Hilton J. W. Hinson Eunice Hobbs Alton Hoker Ferris Hollengiworth Mary L. Hollis Blanche Holmes Robert Hooper Walter Hopper Darby Hargrave Jesse Horton Johnnie Horton Hazel Houston Maurine Howell Katherine Hoyt Annie Hoyt Doyle Hubler Hester Mae Hubert Raymond Hubert Cecil Hudson Gladys Hudson Alice R. Huebner Lynna Hughes Vxfill Hulme Edwin Hunter John Hurley Geneva Hurst Charles Ivy Burtis lackson Ralph Jackson Arnold Jacobs Ernest Janke Fred James Walter James Leah Jamison Virginia Judice Gertrude Jesse Della Mae Johnson Edward Johnson Florence Johnson H. L. 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King Billy King Orah King Robert King Ross King Mickev Kinser Viola Kinsfather Virginia Kite Bruce Kivell Marie Kivel Gretchen Knabe Pauline Knebple Leldon Knight Leonard Knight Wilma Kolbe Gladys Koebel Norman Koneinan Helene Karinick Louise Kaschany Evelyn Katrola Mary Kowis Beatrice Krueger Charlie Krzesienki Marie Kuehnke Lawrence Kujawa Kenneth Ladig Lenora Lamb Georgie Mae Lamberth ,lulius Larnberth Forrest Lambricht lames Lane Ramona Lantz Mildred Larron Herbert Laufman Ross Laughlin Frances Lavendar leanette Lawler Bryon Lawson lune Leach ,lack Lee Louis Lee Homer Leifeste lames Lem Paul Lenzen Charles Lilis Bill Lilley Vinsent Lima Billy Lindley Joe Lindley Jack Lindsay Dorothy Link Eugenia Lipscomb Irma Lively Beatrice Leverton Bob Lognion Marcellus Lowe Essie Ludie Mary Ellen Lundscher Kathryn Maas Etta Mae Macdonald Flemon Magee Ella Mae Magness Cecile Maiorana Fred Maudlin Etoile Manning Riley Marsh Hulen Marshall Pauline Marshall Ralph Martin Billie Martin Madelle Martin Paralee Mason Herbert Massa Evelyn Meinkc Juanita Milton Rita Merle Medford Marian Michael Bob Miley Beatrice Miller Elizabeth Miller Frances Miller Elizabeth Mills Robert Miner Gertrude Miles Wiley Mohrmann Gunder Moller Robert Moers Mary Frances Moon Louise Moroney Maxine Mooney Zuella Mooney Ruth Lee Moore Virginia Morgan Althea Morris Melba Morris A, C. 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Nickolson Cecil Nixon Winnifred Noble Felix Noessel Katherine Nunn Keith Nystrom Milruth Oberpriller Charles O'Conner Margaret Ohsleldt Ted O'Leary Michael Orton Earl Osborne Bert Ostrander Eleanor Otto Kathryn Pace Albert Pagel Harold Palmer Marie Louise Palmer James Parker Robert Parker Dorothy Partain Frances Partlow Hilda Jo Paxton Viola Payne Mildred Pech Stella Pecoraro Henry Pecore Lucille Peeples Charles Perron Judy Perry Myrlene Peters Pearly Mae Pevato Floyd Pfeffer Alvin Phillips Billie Phillips Nellie Phillips Estelle Pierce Jack Pierce Eddie June Pike Madaline Pizzitola Ruth Plachy Willard Plentl Julius Pohl Jean Ponder O. Pool Dorothy R. Porter Genevieve Porter Louise Porter Mary Prazsky Rose Prazsky Clarence Pratt Nell Preston Registration Sections Of MRS. SHARRAR MR. STEVENS MRS. SUMMERS MISS KIRK MISS PETERSON MISS RONEY MRS. LESLIE MISS ROSS MISS ROY 9.2 ffh DR. LUKSA MRS. MCLEOD MRS. RICKARD ,At CZ....,..,-. Sybil Prewitt Angelina Puccio Sam Pugh Geraldine Pulliam Johnnie Bell Pulliam George Pyndus Carrie Louise Quarles Vivian Ramsey Hazel Bob Ragan Arlinna Ray Beverly Ribbeck Leonard Redding Sybil Redding Maude Reed Carrie Louise Reichart Vernon Reichle Mary Alice Reed Bobbie Reed Birdu McReiland Lawrence McRe1land Lottie Repal Lorraine Repp Genevieve Rester Beatrice Reynolds Phillip Reynolds Lucille Rhodes James Richardson Harold Ricke Joyce Rion Lavert Riley Doris Rives Randolph Roark Francis Roatcap William Robbins Turner Robertson Eva Robinson Frances Robinson Charles Rock Cullin Rogers ' Dorothy Rogers Marie Rogers Wilson Rogers Parker Rosenauer Fred Ross Raybon Ross Jean Rote Phillip Rowell Virginia Rowland Eunice Ruff Estelle Marie Rundell Allen Ruppert June Russell Marie Rust La Verne Samford Pauline Samford Edward Samoheyl Jack Samuels Ruth Sanders Mary Marie Sarso Tony Sarao Rosetta Sorrell Edwinna Satterfield Audrey Sawyer Claude Sawyer Grace Sawyer Marguerite Schlinke Jessie Bell Schmidt Albert Schreskenback Mildred Scroggins Warren Scott Jack Seale Frank Sedita Gladys Seitzler John Shea Bernard Sheppard Lucille Shepherd Beverlee Sherwood Catherine Shofner Earlette Sickert Louise Silva Vernon Simmons Bertha Simpson Lenora Simpson Earl Skelton Martha Frances Skelton Frances Slaughter Henry Slaydon Marion Sledge Laura Smalley Ruth Smalley Billy Smith Cecil Smith Dorothy Smith Doris Smith Dorothy Smith Elmer Smith Evelyn Smith Gertrude Smith H. L. Smith James Smith John Smith Martha Clark Smith Mary Ruth Smith Reed Smith Wilfred Smith Dorothy Snedeker Claudine Snell Dorothy Snow Frances Snow Esther Sommermeyer Johnnie Rhea Southward Annie Bell Sostak W. T. Sprague, Jr. Floyd Stark Hubert Stanley Nannie Starnes Ralph Steacy Doris Lee Stearns Minnie Steger Margaret Stephens Nan Sterling Edwin Stewart Peggy Stick Sammie Belle Stokely Perry Stoernis Andrew Strom Eddie Strom Lillian Stott Marie Stringfellow William Stringfellow Max Stulkin Maurice Sullender Bess Maye Sunday Ruth Sundermeyer Evelyn Swift Louise Swiggum Eugene Swinney Frank Synnott Robert Szidlowski Elsie Lee Talcott Paul Tausend Dorothy Taschinger Emma Jo Taylor Janice Telge Alfred Teltschik Herbert Teltschik Alvilda Thoede Arthur Thompson Lonnie Thomas Robert Thomas Hazel Thompson Antone Thrash C. D,Thre1keld Robert Thrift Thomas Tierney Doris Tinney Grace Tomlin Ed Trautwein Albert Traylor Olive Traylor Homer Treadway Hazel Trussel Gertrude Troy Gordon Tucker Jack Turner Orea Turner Myrtle Wade Stuart Wade Tom Wade J. B. Wakeheld Luby Walker Marie Walker Edward Walton Leonard Walton Laura Walzel Charles Warfield George Warfield Charles Warren Ira Warner Mary Lucille Weaver Win Waymond Webb Evelyn Weder Dorothy Weed McNeil Weeks Carlotta Wells Johnney Wells Harmon Wilkerson Elizabeth Weatherford Forest Westmoreland Mary Westmoreland Leo Whalen John Whalen George W. Whaley George Wharton Noema White Flossie Whitener Dorothy Virginia Whitley John Wichman James Wiggins Jake Wilk Dorothy Wilkens Delbert Wilson Joe Willis Odell Wilson Wilford Wilson Alice Williams Fay Williams Frank Williams Hazel Williamson Jessie Williams John Williams Lewis Williams Edna Winne Lawrence Windt Geraldine Wingo Sam Winkler Camehl Wright Bonnie Mae Wishard Dolores Wisnieski Neva Wajhan Elmer Roger Wolie Lee Wolf James Wood Douglas Woodward Oscar Woodward Leonard Wootton William Worsham Jewell Wright Jane Wyeth Wilda Yates Billie York June York Ammon Young Banniard Young Dan Young Russell Youens Dorothy Zachary Marion Zapp Ottomar Ziegler Milton Zwock X . OFFICERS FOR CLASS OF 1937 Frances Bishop .......................,,........... ....... I ,resident Earl Davidson .... .. Vieeflnresident Melvin Price ........... .....,......... S eeretary Lottie Hattenbaeh ....... .....,.......... T reasnrer Melvin Motiitt ........ . . . SergeantfatfArnis Willard Plentl ......... ......... R eporter Mrs. B. W. Creekmore .............. ...Sponsor COUNCIL FOR CLASS OF 1937: Left to right. hack row: Marjorie Loomis. Vernielle Schmidt, Frances Beaty, lvlaurine Minor, Rowena Montgomery. Left to right, second row: Mrs. B. VJ. Creekniore. Mary Aline Earhart, Vernadell Brandt. Virginia Vaughan, Conrad Mang. Bernice Turner. june Hardin. Billie Bob Robinson Cecil Nixon, james Heflin. Left to right. third row: Phillip Costa, Alice lrene Dixon. Beverlee Sherwood. Louise Vv iniherly. Doris Frejia. Helen Gani. Leola Muencli. Marion Creeves, Lett to right. sitting: lvlelvin Motfitt. Earl Davidson. Frances Bishop. Melvin Price. Lottie Hattenhaeli. Not in picture: Adelaide Beard. Nina Lois Bunting. Horace Elrod. Fay jackson. Margaret Kuhlnian. Floyd Lane. james Lane. Beekie Fierce. Vviillard Flentl. jack Samuels. Mildred Sherman. Lucille Wearx'er. john Vv'halen. Gertrude Abring Donald Adair Robert Adams Wilfred Adams Kelley Adamson Erman Addison Dorothy Adkins Jess Akin Doris Alexander Sarah Jane Alford Pauline Allison Clifford Ammerson Verna Ammons Harry Anderson Margaret Anderson Rebecca Anderson Louise Andrews Patricia Antoine Anna Faye Archer Pat Armstrong Ray Armstrong Wayne Armstrong Lacy Arnold Louis Arnold Faye Atkinson Leon Atlas Mary Jo Averyt Herbert Bachemin Josephine Bahls Marvin Bailey Dorothy Baird A. Baker Melvin Baker Norman Baker Willie May Balch Ray Baldwin Julius Ball Sherwin Ball Leon Ballard Katherine Bangs Elsie Barabash Fred Barnard Grace Barrera Lovetta Barrow Tony Bashinsh Judson Bois Basket Juanita Bass Walter Baxter Adelaide Beard Frances Beaty Dick Becker Charles Bector Woodrow Bector Herbert Bennett Emily Beoians Mary Berdine Helen Bess W. C. Biddle Frances Bishop Clifford Blackburn Doyle Blackburn Oline Blair John Blakeway Theo Blasberg Audrey Black Glenn Blouin Irby Lee Blouin Ruth Boone Iris Borden Jesica Bared Clarence Boriski Emery Borne Walter Bourey J. W. Box John Boyer Tonia Bozon Eugene Brandt Vernadell Brandt Frances Brannon Louis Brannon Lillian Brewer Frances Bright Willie Briukman Lorraine Brock William Brogden Anna Brown Dorothy Brown Ernest Brown Hannah Brush James Bruce Raymond Brunson Ted Bryan Duane Buchanon Ruth Buchman Nelga Buehring Dapholine Bullard Nina Lois Bunting Herbert Burdick Andrew Burns Harry Busch Virginia Burtschel Cathrine Butler Garrett Butler Kathryn Butler Paul Bybee Edwin Byrd Minnie Mae Byrne Betty Caesar Lucille Cair Sybil Cain Arthur Callmorgan Reeder Calloway Brinton Cameron Richard Campbell Troy Consley Thea Cordray Ann Carter Eloise Carter Virginia Carroll Constance Chanos Kathryn Chapman L. O. Chapman Arlene Chase Leatha Christan Ivy M. Christanson Arthur Chumley Kenneth Church Ralph Clare Elmer Clark Geraldine Clark J. L. Clark Tom Clark Annionette Clay Mildred Clem Joe Cobb Evadell Collins Fred Collisten Beatrice Connor Joe Cook Elmer Conby Annie Conley H. C. Conley Roland Connett Antoinette Cosimano Phillip Costa Lois Courtney John Cowart Eldridge Cox Frances Cox Mary Cravens John Crawford Calvin Cretcher Vivian Crone Finis Cross Maurine Cross Leonard Cunnings Thomas Daniels Earl Davidson Earl Davis Ed Davis Gene Davis Lloyd Davis Louise Davis Juanita Davern Homerine Deane Joe DeGeorge Mary Denny Shelby Denny Louise Delcourt Radger DeLeon Marvin Dewoody Yvonne Devillier Alvin Dibble Barbara Dibble Dorothy Dietrich Ola Dingis Henry Dinklage William Ditto Alice Dixon Martha Dohraski Lee Docal Lawrence Domingo James Doorak Maxine Douglas Lee Drove Josephine Dubray Dorothy Dudey Leon Dunn Dallie Dunson Gus Duoto Bob Dupree Charles Dupree Charles Durham Mary Aline Earhart Lewis Eberspacher John Echols Hazel Edwards Dorothy Jean Effinger Edgar Ehlert Vera Ehrer Pearl Ehrlund Howard Elliot James Elliot Delores Ellis Horace Elrod Florence English Eugene Euborks Mildred Evans James Falherr Earl Farber Wilbert Farek Nell Farrell Ada Farrow Anna Flagin Velma Fehrle Annie Fenhs Edna Fergerson Mary Ferrara Buddie Ficher William Fullick Claud Fincher Florence Fiorilla Bobby Fischer Dorothy Fitze Glenn Flaniken Charles Flemming Kenneth Flemming Emma Fodell Maxine Foerster Viola Foerster Alfred Foote John Ford Billie Fore John Forsmon Jewel Fortner Billy Foster Cecil Foust Marion Fox James Franks Audry Fredrecks Doris Fregia Weldon Frengel Leslie Friedricks Edward Frix John Frys Bernard Gabler Norman Gabler Helen Gam Mary Gamen Dorothy Gamentholer Dorothy Gani Fred Garcia Fern Garrett Fay Garvin Dolly Goutemblin Elouise Goyen Arva Gentry Evangeline Gentry Charline George Sidney George Registration Sections Of Miss HARRIS MRS. HQDGES MR. NASH MISS BATES MISS FALLIGANT MISS FITZGERALD MRS. GAIIGLER MRS. HALE MISS jACOBE MRS. PARRETT MISS XYARE MR, HOMER NVRIG H T Tom George Yvonne George Viola Gerhart Anginelle Germany Helen Gershen Emaline Gilespie Robert Gilespie Eden Gillen Stanley Gillis John Gleason John Goldsmith Mildred Golledge David Goodson Warren Goodson Fletcher Goodwin Gladys Goodwin Hazel Grady Glenna Gratrix Marshall Graves John Gray Kinsbrough Gray Lois Gray Glenn Green Martha Gregg Marion Greve J. W. Greyson Reese Griffin Elsie Grisbee William Grishan Jim Grissom Vivian Grissom Harry Grubbs Fred Guinn Harold Gums Kenneth Gupton Donald Hackney Dorothy Holbrook Jewel Harrell Mildred Hall Helen Hamilton Richard Hamilton Marietta Hannon Marvin Harsaid Grover Hardie Bertie Hardin June Hardin Robert Hardy Clara Harper J. H. 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THE PENNANT STAFF . . . . .EditorfInfChief . . . .Assistant Editor . . . .Business Manager ............Art Editor . . . . .Advertising Manager . . . . .Boys Club Editor . . . . . . . . .Circulation Manager Editor ...........Boys Sports ....Girls Club and Sports Editor ................Kodak Editor . . . .Humor Editor Editor Editor . . . .Assistant Business Manager ......Junior ..........Sophomore . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Art Editor .Assistant Advertising Managers . . . . .Junior Circulation Manager . . . .Sophomore Circulation Manager . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Sports Editor Jack Armistead A Esther Ruth Schorch ...T ' i Betty Oliver yplstg Loraine Cherico Mrs. D. R. Parrett .... .... S ponsor iii- The editor wishes at this time to thank all of the members of the Pennant Staff who have so faithfully carried out all assignments. The success of this book has been with them. Miss Edith Howze, registrar, receives our thanks for her careful compiling of the list of graduates. Without her help we would have been at a serious disadf vantage. Dorothy McCormack, who so successfully carried out an idea that had no defif nite instructions when she wrote the lovely poem on our memorial page, deserves special mention and Commendation. The six Texas heroes whom we have used on our division pages were chosen by Mr. H. H. Fletcher, authority on Texas history, who so kindly consented to aid us in this way. 'va ,-rf ,gf Sw' i me 1 ,Lvl x , if vw!! - nj! ,, F, fl' I-- A f A ,. f E ' LI g I ,ff K : f f ' M IT E ' V 'I , W , If if . , i - ' . ' QW 1 P P? Sf I ' Q - ii I J , , jx wg f - 3 ' 'X ' :4 - 1 , 1 xv S .1-f - . V 5 I K 1 : 3- V . K . r K fy '. 5 . ,I 5 . -if Q ' ' Y I In ...Z Int , E . F ' RED COAT MILITARY OFFICERS DORIS lflJl'I'll lJURlS Llflf ICARI. lfl.lZ.Xl3lfTH Hlfll'l'Rl'lJl'2 I lk-l.lfUN ll.XRDIfY STICARNS 1'l,lfXlEN S llHYlAl'1 XYlfllIIi 1 llvfnn Xlzxjnr l.1cnu-nznxt IJI'llllllllK'I l.lL'lll8l12lllllllUIlQl' llrill ,ter l n'Nt lieutenant .lunnl Lieutenant .BVI RED COAT FIELD DISPLAY a My RED COAT SERGEANTS Le-11 rn flulll, lmrlx nm: Ilmty lwxrl. liwxzllue Klang Nl:n'u1101'1te lglullill, -lima' lingers. Xl:1rgu1'ct l'1':xnCE4 R-+l:m-l, liznlwfnle Rain-, l'Dlw1L'y1L'e llwlll. l.r7t Iv' ruullt. fr-rn! mln: ,Iran l.1llln, llwlwlllivl Q'1'rwl.zusl, lilvera lflllerl, H0114-xime llanncr, l.1r1- llagev, l'e1n'l lrzlnm- l'l11ll1lv:. N-It in ilu- pn 'llll'L'1 l.1llian Allen, 'I'unxm'e Prim-, U Rlilr l'1.X'l' SUCIAI. lJlfl lL'lfl25 , sl -L i. . Q . 5 ' 5 'A Z ' U 4 9 ii 'iv , I 45' i f i' ' L Fifi , 2, i t ' .L Q se' 3' 2 f i ' W l , ' . 'M Y az? S K K as H -Wil iii' - ' ' A 1 I. E . S' , IHJRHTIIY Ill-11.1-'N CARRIE Rl l'll ,IVNIC li'l'lllfI. HRS. ll, I4 Nlilil. ROXYIMXNII SIAJHI' l'lIlI,IlIiRS l5li'I I'liNK'tll'RT lL.Xl,lC l'iesiflt-ni Vice-l'ie-nleiil Seeittziii Yell l,e.uli-i' Rep-trU Sponutr 'l'rezisiii'ei' REAGAN RED COATS Rivaling any previous most successful and henelicial year. Opening the season. the Red Coats traveled to Dallas with t and gave a colorful display laetween periods. Besides putting on a display at the foothall games, the Red the Armistice Day parade and performed during the Armistice Buffalo Stadium, They presented a drill hefore the Christmas HT executed a hrilliant performance at the Shriner's crippled children' 13 memhers of hoth units journeyed to Vxfharton to participate service presented hy the firemen. The social division of the organization has completed a most The Yuletide Toddle, formal Christmas dance, the spring dance, hridge party presented on March 9 were the main features of a lit Under the com ietent svonsorshiv of Mrs, Bernice Gale, the . . lp I . . . grown to an organization of 170 members. This organization was lv ' Mrs. B rd Creekmore in 1926 with a memhershi of 60 girls Y P s military season, the john Reagan Red Coats have had a he footlaall squad Coats marched in Da' rovfram at P' ree of Light and s hall. Un Mairch in the memorial prosperous term. and the annual ill social calendar. Red Coats have originally started H4 Scene at Yuletide Toddle Douglas Sandberg .... . . Roy Irvine ...,.. joe Gwin ....... Raymond Olivier. Wilfcmrd Wilsrnii .... L, H. Kasmiroski. Frank H. Reid ..... John Fakes ...... Q 'Q CADET CORPS COM Missloxlan fllfI IK'IiRS X ONHL URI M ISSION ICI! ST.-XVI af ..........Captain . .First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant . . . . . .First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant . . . .First Sergeant . . . .Staff Sergeant ..Supply Sergeant NON-Comm ISSIUN Iill l7IfIfIL'IiRS Scrgeanfs: Wilbur Barber, Greig Beeler, Robert E. Lee, Jr., Boyce Baskett, Hewitt L. johnson. C01'f01'af.x': Kenneth Cruickshank, Thomas Cottar, Roland Story, Harry Gill, Willizini Ferguson, James Lein, Elmer Wcmlfe. Cadets, First Class: Glenn Blouin, Williani Brinkman, Joseph Fallon, George Hunt, Clarence Pratt, Leonard Vv'alton, Robert Bowen, john Clark, Earl Farber, John Lake, john E. Welsh, Fred James, john Boyer, Howard Elliott, Gordon Heslep, Ferdinand Nelson, Fayette Weediii. Cadet Prifzfalesz Erman Addison, Harry Busch, Richard Becker, Eugene Eubank, jack Box, Leslie Frederich, Marion Hayes, Gillis johnson, Pliney Myers, Eugene Sanders, Fred Tanner, Neil Herridge, james Jolly, Harold Osteen, Nickoll Spring, Edward Holdegraf, Franklin E. Lee, C. Robinson, Vxfoodrow Stephenson. REAGAN CADET CORPS Now standing among the most important organizations of our school life is the Reagan Cadet Corps, which was organized in the fall of 1928. This corps consists only of a rifle unit. A hand was added, but later discontinued. The training is a benefit to the student of military science in as much as the peace of the world rests upon the shoulders of the coming generation. If the youths of today are not taught how to meet these problems, their lives will be failures. By learning the lessons of obedience, selffsacrifice, and respect for higher authority, they learn the lesson of leadership. If our country ever again is embroiled in a national emergency, many of the exfmembers, who are now taking an advanced course in military science to equip themselves better as officers of our Army Reserve Corps, will be made leaders to direct the forces of the destiny of our country. Among those receiving commissions in the civilian components of our national army are many exfcadets from Reagan. The organization is to train the student how to meet an emergency as well as how to take his rightful place in time of peace, when the value of discipline, obedience, loyalty, and clear thinking is necessary. The places of responsibility and trust in colleges, as well as in business, have been forthcoming to the cxfmembers who showed themselves capable of such ap' pointments. Three times in the past five years the Reagan Corps has proved its ability in spring competition with the cadet corps of the other senior high schools of the uty, by winning the R. O, A. trophy, which is presented each year by the Housf ton Chapter, Reserve Officers Association to the best cadet corps in the senior high schools of the city. Since it was first organized, the Reagan Cadet Corps has been under the dif reetion of Majcir john L. Lee, who has always received valuable assistance from the principal, assistant principal, and dean. The corps this year is officered by Captain Douglas Sandberg, First Lieutenants Roy Irvine and Raymond Olivier, and Second Lieutenant Wilford Wilsrun. This portion of the annual is dedicated to the past members of the organization who have gone forward to assume their civic responsibilities. 4 Raynionrl Aflams Pete Arinftrniig Jack Arniixtczul Lee Rny Axliiiiore Robert lliwnik, Louis Czlrlry James Cargill George lirissara Presley Clialiners Keppy Clizilmcrs Pay Clzu-la Ed Crriiwzly John Ci'ziwf4n'il JEill1fiafilll'flw Gilbert llcnmn VYJilt1'v'l'li6lric'll Xwlvn lfziriieft Ima' l m'i'ar lnwlvli Fallnn Km-niun Fickex Xlilinn Frzmlv lirml Genrglv l,:iwri-noe Grmtcr ,lite liwin Rifllzirfl llallvnlwr C'li:nAlcf Hifey Altnn lloker -lnlin -lfiCl'ibtr11 VYilli:im Iohle lCrlw:n'rl Jolniymi Ill gel' BOYS GLEE CLUB .y DR.-Xfli R lilill, Prwirl K. l..,lnI1nmn KCIlllClll.l4l1'fl'Yll RUF- Kim: llruu' Kin-ll l.c-lclnn Knngln Ross Lzinglilin l'li'IlllSl' l,icfi-Nte llarry l.ilL'lill?ll't Aubrey Hung Cmn-all Klang l-'rank Nlr'l'1ig5:a1't Arthur Klillci' Xxvillizlnl Xl imsltu Charles Mnsgruve Thai :lure Xlnllcnwcig i nt T. ,l. 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IJ, Smith lk-rry Stoerncr Artlii1rStmic Thi- Iiuys tiles lilnlu, with :in cnrnllincnl of Qt-vexity-fivi-. has had :A lwnxy XYW-llim-ii nf the NY:-rlal Imflge, at Hilly Sunmlziyl nivetnigfs, :it ,Riclieyk l'lv:inuvliftic l tary wliwvlm and :it 0illlfZillll'sl inuctiino. the vlnlv climaxeil ii- -cn-1 n nnli ilu' .X Kilirixtrnas juirty :inml A ncinri' ruzist n'ui'i- :nnonu its many Nnvial llivi-i'rim1x, lSz1lrel Alun Verna Nl :ic .Xnnnnnh Nlarit' lizilvh Margzirct Barnes Geralnline Baxter Nannic lh-ll llelutc Marguerite lllfwuin Marie lil.-ni11n'oiAth lflizalxeth lhiyle Franci- llntler Lillian linrlmzlch Evelyn famlell Dorotliy Flzirlu Earl Clcinems Alice Clifton ROSen11n'y Cole Nlargzirct Cmiyeix Hattie i'nin'tney The llirls filer GIRLS GLEE CLUB i'l.1f:oNNE fXlUNN1i'l l'E. 1-f.f,i.i.-in l lfsrfvtlieei CV- wlxiiiwl Nl1lfli'eilf'r-iv lllzirzi llaviw Mary Dean Xl:1r1.::u'et lJ01l4llllU lJnll'e Ruth lhniwn Blililreml lilmwxpzicliev' ,lnun Ellglelllill lflf-renee Fnfrullzi Krnliryn l r,mtv Nlzittic Mae Vrznilw lbnrntliy Gznncntl Opal Gaston Yii-laGerl1:n'l Lucy G1'al1zm1 Xlzirtha Grahain Xlzirtha Gray l,in'illcG1'een mlm' Mzlrj1n'iu llneft lim'-rtliy Rae IH-rl Ellitli Ilznwly 'IU-inn1iel'rice l-flverzi llzirrix liurzililinc Pnlliznn Mzulcli n Ilicknizin lizitl1erineR:nnsi Ruth ,lnm-Q lmtlie Repzil Francis Keathley Ilclun Rnwlznnl Elivzilwtli l,UClL'l'S linnice Ruff Rlzn'gzii't-t I.:-ukham ,vtvix Sclilegeli Mary lmgzin lwtller Ruth Sclinrcli Mzirgnrci Xlaytielfl Nlilmlre1lSc1'ngu1ii Xlarizin Klan-ey l,2lll1'ZlSI'l'lZill6j' Helen NlcYey lfvclyn Smith Cleonne Nlmxnette Clzinmline Snell Frzxncia Mm'-e lfililli Sniper Xl:n'i-in Nlnw lit-A-tt:iE'f1w1'rt-ll Pauline N4 e-Nel llnrnlliy Snerlelter Tieckie l'i-:uve Sznnmie- Belle Stimlicly . M argziret l CTEIN il Wjf liilflii- Stroin Maxwell Taylnn' Alfim-sl 'IK-lrwliilx Hi-lien 'l'ult.1ul1ilx F1'?u1k 'lilimnavnn ,Inc Tnflil Stanley 'l'ur1ier jack Yun De Mark l.i1lny Xllilkei' lirlwzirml Xvliltfyll ,lnlniny XYQ-llf Levix XYiggin XYilf4-rvl NYilf0n KI. O, XYn0dwarcl Milus XYrig:ht npcrcllu l cpitaf' l'lNll1el'5vntt l.illianS1-ill Klaric Stl ingfellrvw l-Irna Xlzic Stncssy Imniac Swiggeni Marie Lnnisc Thompsn Fannie Xlzu' 'l'r:lyli'1' ,lulic Yun lk-niaik Janice Yun llcniark Ruse Yzilnin- lili7al,mclli XYC?ltl'l6l'l'U1'fl lloiwtliy XYce1l Elaine XYilwn lfis Xvmul Verna Slieffielrl Came-lil XYrii:lit linnnie liczni Xwtllllljl at-ascii, Singing at thn- einplc'. Zlt elemen- - n Cilnln, numlacring viflity-iiinr, has ila'eml :in active 1IiI'l nn many Qclmul progzramf. A 1 5 I 1 1 4 iiotalllv the Cliristnizix pwgraiii zinrl the l'zireiit-'I'L':xrl1ci'fi game p:u'tv. VVitli the liwvw blue klnlv they Qang many vL'Ill'Ulb at thc l'ln'istmas 'l'ri-r nl' Light. The ineiiilmers nfithis clnlr mul: 'impm't:nit parts ' uperettzi, f'l'epitzif' llne lx tlie lirxt fvzlfuii in x-.lncli thi' url lil t n leqrerl in 11 lnll inntrnrni. f N Z.'Il'l' in llic ,f ,le jj! sa l'l li. I. V ll N QVINIPETS Leul Gmvclwiu NV. T, Spraguv liililic R1,llJE1'l5 Rayllmml Rzmiun Rny Hallarfl Alvin Pzu'k:'i' Leu Farrar Marion f'fn'l Reefs Griffin ,l. XY. Zislizumg ,ln-riuiie Marlin XSS HORNS Ili mer Leifwtv NVeldrm Mclleyiifililx Vw BAND Mzlxxvcll Tiiylm-, Drum Nlajor SAXAPIIONICS Arden Earliest Ilill Hzuuiyer Pre-slev Clllllllllbfv NIILXWQII Taylm' lfnrulzni Nance lfmlwin Miller 'IQRQ !NlllONl-QS l lerlyerl 'felt -rllilx ,Xlfrm-cl 'lieltfcliilx Ycrl1m1Sii1n1wil .Xulwey l CtLi1 ILXSSOON lfllix Xlckfilrc- ILX R ITON If l'l.ARINETS Victor Calmzi Ifrznik Syiumtt .-Xnlrrcy Sawyer R. lb. Savage 'lkim Clark lfrzuilc Xlarinrznizx Aubrey 31211111 Greig Keeler l'f1ln1i1mlKIu-el' IfRliNk'll IIORN lillHlCll2H'Ll Ilili-in MASS HRFNIS ll-irziue Reenl ,Xllmerl Lewix M uurice llrwlrlgmf ORCHESTRA Robert Browning, President IRST YIOLIYS SECOND YIOLINS S.XXAl'IlONliS Avis Schlcgvl Nlilrulh Obexl-rillzn Mzirimi Ilay N lfrzulcci Miller lilvera llarrix Iisthe1'Lee Nciinleyvi lic- .rge Xexx cll O1-liilhseinfafcr XYilma Ki-lhc R-ilmcrt Tiickm' .Xrtlmr Mayor RlK'l13l'1lI.HI'k' XVillarc1 llnrris 1 l.4I.LU5 IOLA Hazel Bob Reagan ASSOON Ellis Mclfurv liilly Klcllmmlrl lxiiiury Bnerne BASS YIOLI N Rfiberla Mmxtgf Prcxlcy Clmlnici' ,Xrileu liariieft Hill Bzumyei' I' I ANO Alfrucl Telt-cliik 'l' R I ' Xl PICTS Robert Hruwiiimr l.cm llcmflwill l l.l l'liS Ullilm xY21llilL'l'llL'l unc-ii Ilivk Rucker .Xl.'l'O HORN Km-:limi liickes VYNI IZALS Kicrll lluilmm lfrzmk Mc'l'zxggzu't SNARIC DRUMS Nlilimi lfrauks Lewis lilaeixpaclier llzir-.ld l.iuclfay llznrry I,-fckart Phillip Hcmlerson I' l ffl DLO -I Ulm Yzmilerllezlxt OIBOIC NYziltcr Hopper 'VROMHONE llci'l1crl'lselt5Cl1ili l1Rl'MS llzirry Luckarr l'I..'X R l N ETS l r:mk Synuott Aubrey Klang liill l'1i11ll l RICNL'll HORN lll:mi'l1zn'd Hilton Eliwil we 1 1 ni! . aw' ar' 'V ww IK Cult ww .Q Q mi ,wi av' up xiii D-Q ' . 12',, ,,. ml, ' ' 1 V 555 Ziff gf - wi? 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Wright, the Reagan Statesman , high school puhlication, has heen edited hifmonthly during the fall of '34 and spring of '35, Despite the fact that the Statcsmanl' is only three years old, it helongs to three major press organizations: The Texas High School Press Association, the Houston High School Press Association, and the National High School Press Association. Dorothy IVIcCormack, news editor for the fall term and associate editor in the spring, won recognition in Belton at the T. H. S. P, A. Convention for her feature story on Armistice Day. jane Rogers, who served as editor on the Hamilton Echo , Hamilton Junior High School puhlication, was named editor for the spring term. She replaced Rosalie Maas, who had served as editor for three semesters. Because of the interscholastic ruling restricting students to eight semesters of activity work, Eugene Oates was eliminated from a place on the official Statesman staff. However, his assistance and willingness to help, without thought of recogf nition, are deserving of commendation. DEBATE CLU B Olneers: Gilda Scarborough. president: Wy'att Collier. vicefpresidentq jean Rote, secretary treasurer: Williziin Wz1i'd, librariang Mrs. L. T. Hooker, sponsor. Girls team: jean Rote. Gilda Scarborough. Boys team: Williaxlii Vw7ard, Wyatt Collier. Meiiihers: Clilford Amerson. XVyatt Collier. joe Grissom. Rohert McGz1lian, Jean Rote, Gilda Scarhorough. Clarence Swayne. Vv'ilbur Synnott, joe Van Haney. Vwfilliain Vv'ard, Noema Wliiter. Including the ten dehates in the interscholastic contest. the club. advancing the question. Resolved, That the government should own and operate all electric light and power utilities. participated in seventyffive tlehates, On February Sth and 9th, the Reagan club sponsored its Southwest Texas Debate Tournament, which is to he an annual institution since its origin in l934. Silver cups were awarded Vs-'aco High School and Reagan for first and second places. respectively. Competing against iilteen other high schools, the Hrst and second teams of Reagan won third place at the practice tournament in San Antonio. At the Temple meet. the Reagan girls team placed lirst over thirtyflour contenders, Polly with a Past , threefact play, was presented hy the debate class to Hnance journeys taken to out ol' town tournaments. Alicr M4111 XI1111I5' XIa1'i11111- IIHS-I .. I rf-I1u 111111111-11' Xv1'111.11 I,111'11111 ... R. IS. XI111'1'z1y .... l,Ir1'l1'111I1' XYQIJI1 .. I,1IIiz111.XIIv11 I':1t1'1L'I:1,X11111I111- I.cR113 .XNI111111'v IYIII1111' Ii:11'I1e1' KSIII Ii:11'IXIL'y l2c111'u1:1 II:11'1'11xx' XY:1I1v1' Iiuxlcr XI1113 wl1111c IIe11111'1 Us-1'11I1Ii11c Ilwxil Xlariv I511v:1 L'I1111'IcN I!115e1' TI1-1111.1N II11111Iw -sup. I11111' lu-l.1-N111-1-11111 DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS . ...... I'1cx11Ic111 ' A t1c1'11I1I111r II11x'21. 11111111 I , .... 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V i cefPresident Lois Hager ...... ...... S ecretary Ruby Lee Carnes. . . .... Treasurer jane Rogers ....... ....... R eporter Haydee Anderson . . . ........... . . . Parliamentarian MEMBERS Greig Beeler, Avanell Burck, Evelyn Cadell, Ruby Lee Carnes, Mary Aline Earhart, Florence Fiorella, Marian Greeves, Joe Grissom, Edith Hardey, Marjorie Hogge, Leah Jamison, Billy Jester, Edward Johnson, Rupert Johnson, Cecil Ray Nixon, Billie Bob Robinson, Ferrando Rodriguez, jane Rogers, Margaret Frances Roland, Charlene Scarborough, Beverlee Sherwood, Troy Thompson, Williani Wood. The Lambda Sigma Alpha Club of Reagan Senior High School, under the able leader' ship of Mrs. Byrd Creekmore, is composed of the American Legion Medal winners. Every semester these awards are presented to the boy and the girl of their respective junior high schools who have displayed courf age, character, leadership, and scholastic abil' ity. The organization is made up of twenty' two members, it meets one afternoon a week after school. Milton Diener was elected to preside early in the fall. He succeeded Troy Thompson, who was president in the 193384 term. MRS. BYRIJ CR lilCKMlJli!'l iilkl INTERSCI-IOLASTIC LEAGUE CONTEST WINNERS ART: Lillian Burhach. lirst in drawing in color or charcoal from still lifeg Dean Lee. second in painting in water color from still lile: Rohert Hill. third in modeling in clay or soap. DEBATE: Wy'z1tt Collier. Willizriii Vvltrd. Gilda Scarhorough. .lean Rote. third. DECLAIVIATION: Billie Boh Rohinson. Lucille Weztver, third. DRAMATICS. Lawson Lipsconih. lvlarie Bova. Fred Courtney. Charles Musgrove, C. E. Southward. third in onefact play. ESSAY: Dorothy MCCI1Il'IIlllL'R. third. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING: Paul Byhee. third: Virginia Vaughan. first. JCURNALISM: Dorothy McCormack. second in news writing: Herhert Lauliman. third in sports story: jane Rogers. third in copy reading: Janis lVIcLane. third in editorial writing: Dorothy lVI:Cormack. third in headline writingg I-Iaydee Anderson. third in leature story. LATIN: Clarence Pratt. second in second year. SPELLING: Elvera Ehlert. lvlary Alice Schultz. third. TYPEXVRITINC: jack Armistead. lvlarion Sledge. Alice Irene Dixon. Anna Lois Ivlanley. Rose Prasky. third. WOQDWORK: R. C. Starnes. Dudley Price. Daniel Schaklovitz. third in hench woodworkg Williziiii Pielop, Louis Becker. Clarence Swayne. iirst in cahinet construction. Capturing three lirst places and scoring a total oi Ill points. the Reagan entrants won third place in the Interscholastic League Contests held at johnston 'lunior High School. March 29. The lirst place winners were Virginia Vaughan in exteniporaneous speaking: Lillian Bur' liach in art: and XVilliain Pielop. Louis Becker. and Clarence Swayne in woodwork. Though the girls dehate team won third place. Cilda Scarborough was named the outf standing dehater of the Houston puhlic schools. Even though the onefact play won third place. Lawson Lipscomh was selected as the outstanding actor ol' the Houston public schools. The REACAN STATESMAN was adjudged the hest senior high school paper in the city. At the Latin District Tournament. held in Beaumont. the Reagan team captured the cup. Clarence Pratt and Etta Mzie Macdonald. second year team. placed second. Etta Mae Mac' donald. second in theme writing. and lvlarion Greve and Alice Irene Dixon. third term team. placed third. In the music contest. the orchestra and mixed chorus won second places. The REAGAN STATESMAN was Wilmer in the Southeast District journalism meet. and Virginia Vaughan placed iirst in exteinporaneous speaking in the District I9 Meet. Kr 1 I 7 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MICXIBERS: Marie Balch, Nannie Belle llelote, Lennra Ilierwertlx, llattie Vnurtney, .Kline llawsvy. janive Vim IlClll2ll'li, ,lulieq Yann llemarlx, ljiyelyii libel, Ruth liilwanls, jznis 1-Ulster, Xlarie Fuqua. Berneta Greig. liclwna tfrittin, lusther Lrrittin, Rlaiy jane llamusek, linmtliy' Iluwaril, llester Nlae llulrert, june llunlcler, Ilalsette llynes, lfln Rlvl'urniin'lc, lfraneis Newtun, Naomi Payne, Juanita Renfrn, llrwfllliy Smith. Ruth Sveter, lilnise Ti-vlier, Olive Traylir, Rn-e Yal-ine, Renslte Nan cle llenst, and Izclitlt XX allwr. The Girls Athletic Assneiation was organized hy Mrs. Nlartha Baeklnnd and VVinnie Chase in the fall ol '34, The ohjeet of the eluh is to provide hours of recreation alter sehnnl for those girls who are interested in tennis. haskethall. hasehall. vnlley hall. and ping pong. The eluh meets every Friday afternoon. Berneta Greig was elected president nf the G. A. A.. and .lanice Van Denmark was choren as vice president. There are four teams. the captains of which are Edwina GrilI1n. Ruse Valone. Ruth Sveter, and Hattie Courtney. 'l nk LIBRARY SCIENCE CLU B MEMBERS: Jeanette Baker, Ruth Ann I3--lain, Rnlmye l.ee Clark, llfmvtliea llavies. l.m'eee llearsen, Nellie Doxakis, Xlildrell Elwerspaelier, limlna l t-ruiisfni, Xlaltlaa Gregg. Xlilmlrul Ilale, .l.lll'lllG llehns, lllanehe llolmes, Xlargaret Irwin, Geraldine vlnnes, Tliemlora jaenlys, Frances l.avenrlei', lfileen Larrey, Cum Blaflismi, Iitnile Manning, Painlee Nlasfm, K5lfllt'l'l11t' Xlunn, Marilyn l'arr, lanise flaxer, Frances Slaughter. Xzlney Smith, Rwsalie St211'lxt'y, Bess Klan- Slinllay, llazel 'l'l1rm1psm1, Noeina XYhite, Uclell XYilsrwn, l'4arlmara Xlhncls. Under the eapahle sponsorship of Miss Lillian Asehenhech. a library science eluh for 1935 has heen organized. the object of which is to promote an interest in the most widely read books and also to learn the duties ol a successful lihrarian. This organization now has a membership of thirtyfone girls. Q e 1 E. 3 tel- ,U . ' A in , 'i : Q r WN - . I I 5 il i 2 V 1 GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS Oletha Peters. . Katherine Bangs Sidney Clark. .. Lorraine Cherieo. .. Atrelle Rhoden. Loreee Dcaren. Virginia Etie. . . Rosetta Sorrell ........ la Y ........Pf6SlC.lCI1t . . . .Vieefl-,resident lntercluh Representative ..............Seeretary Program Chairman ..... . . .Treasurer . . .Publicity Chairman ..........GoodyfShoppe lvlrs. Charles E. Poe .........,............................... Sponsor n, llarbara Xll4.Xll!l'.RS: Katherine Hangs, Lorraine Cherieo, Sitlney Clark. Milflrerl Cross, l.oreCe lleare Ilebhle, Virginia litie, Miltlrerl livans, Louise llainiltc-11, lilvera llarris, Mary I,ewis, Marie Klelbacle, Oletha Peters, .-Xtrelle Rhotlen, .lean Rnte, llaniiseele Runnels, Rosetta Sorrell, Geraltlyne X tl 'ii lt e XX'ill'un on enti e, V 'ss iz s . llie Girl Reserve Club, a junior branch of the Y. XY. C. .X. participating in many of the activities of this organization, is eoninoserl of twenty eirls sprmsorefl hy Mrs. Charles E, l'oe. Ainong' the many features available tlirougli the Y. XY. C. .X. is Casa tlel Mar, a spacious cainp at Klorgaifs Point. Une of the prineipal aetivities of the club at Reagan is the annual post nftiee helrl at Christmas .tnfl on Valentine llay. This- intersehool postal system is an aifl to the sturlents antl teachers in mailing their Christmas cartls anal valentines. lt was heaflecl by Postmistress General Lorraine Cherieo and her '1 sistants, iXtielle Rhoclen :tml Jean Rtte. Xt Christnias time the tjirl Reserves sent a basket to a neerly family. A 1 Sl i ea xx itl MF. l Burklin. .. Nystrom . 0. Pool ..... Carey Selph. . . Billy Keith lack Nagle .... lvl. C. Krause.. Cecil Nixon. .. James Cherry.. I-II-Y CLUB SENIOR GFFICERS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Billy liurlalin, Paul Bybee, lzlnier lztlxvartls, linrney llaynes, Rt ......President .. . .Vieefpresident Secretary and Treasurer . ........ Sponsor ... . . . . .President . . . .Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer .........Spons0r my lluston, Nll ,XllRliRS: liellg .Xelanis. Nielv Kayalas, XX'ootlroxv Kirklantl, Xl. C, Krause. james Lane, Aubrey Klang, Conrail Hang, linrton Rlt'iXlt'f-1115, ,lack Nagel, Ceeil Nixon, liclwaril Norris, XVouclr0xv Norris, james' Oliver, Melvin Priee, O, hl. Pool, lvar Saunflers, llilly Stevenson, Earl Thoinimson, Troy Thompson, l loiner Trezlvlxvay. lhe John ll. Reagan lli-Y elnh is one of the Hltlsl aetive of its kind in the eity. This organizatlon, spoiisoretl by the Y. M. C. A., participates in all of the activities of the latter hotly. l The Reaean llifY organization sent twenty oi its members to the oltler boys' eonferenee heltl at lrrt .Xithi1r. ilillls eliilr has also attentletl all of the eity witle rallies which are lleltl at the Y, Xl. C. .X. eh moi ith .X l'ather antl Son liantlnet nas slionsoretl by the Ili-YE in the latter part of November antl inet l I t1l'L'bll rl1CCQSS, .Xt Christmas Illls club gave three basket- of neeessities to as many newly families. XII XI! XII XII Xlrs, XII XII XII XII XII IXII IXI1 Hrs XII 's 's PARENTfTEACI-IERS ASSOCIATION Ilxulv I.III,., R. II. XX ilfliuus.. RuIvex1 I'iIrersp:1eII ,I :meh Ifmgznte ..,.. II, if SI IIII p... S, III:-um .... . Qiheers ......,........I'resi1Ient ,,.. X Ice-I'resi1Ia'utfzIlfI.zI1'ge er. ,, ,..I i1sl X'ice-I'resi4Ient Iz:u'I XX llsfin ...... I,, Ix, Iil'uu'u1uiJ,.,. XX'. R. Slzuulefei XI. Il, Iewes. .. Iizxruust XX'rip4hI. Il. II. Ruliuul... N. If IIuu1I.,.. ilizlrh-s .XiuIei'sun 'vu H14 I'vvur1h X Fifth X Iieeurfli l m1'4wIun14I1 I XIV?-I,I't'5I1It'III 'I'I1i1'fI X 1 'im ee-I'resifIe11t -- I'resiiIei1t 'ive-I'l'esiIIenI ng ug Sec'i'etHry f4eL'l'et:Irv 'I'i'e:lsurer . ..Xll4IIIur ..,I'zl1 Iliuueutilrlzul , . ,II1st1IlI.lu I'uIuIieitx CI1zuriu:u1 The Reagan P2lI'CIIl -I-CIlCIlCI'S Assoeiutimi is iietively and energetically interested hetternient UI eduez1timiz1I. physicz1I. soeiaI. and inorzxl conditions uf the students. Their for the year I93-V35 has been raising funds If-r :I tennis court on the school campus. Game parties and musicals have heen given during the year to rzuse inuney Im' this fund, in the project Improving the conditions ni the seIiuuI grminds. heing instruinentzd in having il curh and gutter plzxced around the school campus. and attempting tu have the street paved have aIs0 eluimed then' uttentiun, Ivfaxny visiting days have they arranged at the sehuul. un vvhit-Ii ueezisiuns they have served euIIee and cake. fXnnuQ1IIy they spunsur EI Mary' Iete. the funds uf xvhieh :Ire used Iur gi Students' Loan Fund. BULLDOG BUUSTERS Officers IIQIVIL-x If. XVmulxx :u'4I. ., .. .. ,,,, I'reNi4Ign1 XXI, Ii. XX'eIIiuiq I U .W y . I4 tl- UUHUVMH S .. .,.... imuufels Ii. I.. XX':IIlli1v., .... ...Xrliug I'rrsimIeut 'If K Fixvuelxev , ., ...X'ieL'-I'1'esixILXxll Xlrs, .X. Iiluuiuw. ...X'1n'e-I'1'esi4Ieul XIi's, II. lf SII.-Ip. .. ..,X'iL'e-I'resirIc-ul ,XIIun li, I':u'Ivvl.,. Ferret zu 5' At the IIISUQLLIIUII uf Mr. Iaxines G. Dunuvaui :uid Mr. XXX IS. X7x'eIIing. in the MII of 1934 the I3uIIdog Buusters. an organization ut I54I citizens actively interested ui the vveIIzu'e of Reagan High SehuuI. was hegun. This eIuh meets xveeItIv tu LIIsillss and Iwust zuiy sehcmul project. Mr. E. D. IVILIITIII. Mr. I, G. Dunuvan. and Mrs. I.. E. Green served Lis the eunstituticm Committee. fVIr. H. E. XX'cmdxva1rd. :in exfstudent. was ehusen us president: hut sinee he is often fmt of the city. Mr. R. E, XX'gIItrip is acting president, This group spunsured the i1nnuaI hzirheeue :It BuII'41Iu stadium. :it which .III I'uuthaII teams of the tity were hunur guests. IVI11 Dunovxtn and Mr. XX uudxvzu'd dunuted -iIve1' Iuving cups . . , for trophies ut the Suuthxvestern Debate 'I'uurnzunent. Ohtzuning ll periuunent zIthIetic Iield ut Reagan. securing hetter puhce eniureement at aIthIetic contests. und running at bus tu accuininudzite pupils Iiving in and nezu' the Brurmksmith uddltion My glmtmg the pmieets on which they have spent time und effort, M-an-M...... ...R ' w gww Neg' ith ie ciiweietizx 'lllepitzif' pieseiiled by Llie music mgiiiiizziliiiiis. H The May Fete 1935 Alwiwe. leit: King. Vernon Lurinu and Queen. Helen Ruwlzlnd. Alwve. right: the senior portion of the ermlirt. including Rolnert Browning. Trunipeter. left and Vs7z1lter james. Herf zilel. right. The llowei' girls ure: lelit. Slxaron Chimp and right. Helen Halle. Beluw. left: All the senior girls who ElPpC?ll'CC.l in the May Pete. Below. right: Queen. Helen Row' land, If Y ' g i f. : 3 AA',A2- ' 'A :-A , .,, . 2 . Y Q f . -AA'. Q' ',A 1 if l . Stephen E Austin ' -F .. we . ' wig ff' ? 3lf51'1a1a L '3 '-9 11 Gv ':Iv,f 2-' ' ', 1,56 ' Y .i 'M'-213' f v 4- -M .1 -I 5, iv AA.. 1 ,- . -. A... w- : wi' 1 'B --1,'- .,.,. Lf f, - gg, -1 5 1-I V ik- ! ff-fwwm BELLES A D BEAUX V f Freeman H. Bolienlqamp MUST PQPULAR SENICR BUY 'Ns' Mary Lou Gcwfrett MOST POPULAR SENIOR GIRL 2,,,fWf01,zz,7f john F. Bell, Jr. MUST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR BOY Alice Mae Moody MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR GIRL Philip Reynolds FAVORITE OF CLASS GF 1936 Mavfgueofite Scelles MUST BEAUTIFUL SENIUR GIRL Fmnces Bishop FAVORITE OF CLASS CF 1937 V ' Liffeip. w L -- V? M' -r x .,f. A - fk , 5 am Houston ' 4'--' V ' f'fv:f:f:lf?+1-acziffkf' , ' F3 . ,X:. L .. ..... 9 1. V - -'-- ' ' f 1 .. 1 ' 'W .V THLETIC A . , LAMAR XV. CHAMP JOHN U. SC'O'I I' IOSICPII NI. TVRNICR Lamar Camp, director oi physical education. is highly esteemed by every one. Though he gains most of his acknowledgement through his ability to produce fine football players. he is also the moral leader of all the boys. Camp has been a boon to our school by teaching the laws of clean sportsmanship. We. the graduates. hope that Reagan will continue to have the services of so nne a man. John C. Scott, who has completed his second year at Reagan. has been an able assistant to Lamar Camp. Scott. a backheld coach. has done a masterful job in matching Coach Carnp's line with a great backheld. Witli his uoint. boysl' Scott has won a place in the hearts of the student body. and his jovial personality has helped us through the ordeal of a bad season, ' Joseph M. Turner. who completes his ninth year as track coach, has again produced a winning team. i'Uncle loef' by his good influence and his cheerful fellowship. commands the respect and appreciation of the student body. W'e hope that Uncle joe. who has become part oi the tradition oi the 'iOld Heights Spirit. will continue his victories. RIARTIIA F. 'BAi'1il.l'NlJ IHA A. MICTTR IIUMIQR II. WRIHIIT During the past term Mrs. Martha Backlund has successliully filled her position as the girls athletic instructor. Besides coaching her regular classes in basketball. baseball, and volley ball, she has sponsored the Girls Athletic Association. the Racquet Club. the Swimming Club. and the intra-mural games. Mrs. Backlund deserves the highest coinmendation for her ability as a physical education coach. Miss Ida Mehr, assistant girls physical education teacher, also deserves praise for her capable direction during the fall of '34 and spring oi '35 She aided in sponsoring the Swimming Club, thc Racquet Club. and the intrafmural tournaments, She acted as sponsor of the ice hockey team. Homer H. Wright. who has done niuch to inake tennis an important sport at Reagan, should be commended for his eilorts. By his rine coaching in the past. Wright has set up an enviable record. and his previous achievements cause us to look forward to a bright future for tennis at Reagan. We are indeed lucky to have on our faculty such an individual as Wright. FOOTBALL SQUAD When the old Heights High School falls in line, We're gonna win that game another time. For the old Heights High we love so well, And for the football team we'll yell, yell, yell, yell, yell. We're gonna fight, fight, fight for every yard, We'll circle ends and hit that line right hard, We'll roll our rivals on the sod. Rah! Rah! Rah! 4-or Co-captains Cofcoachcs GRUBBS and BUTLER CAMP and SCOTT Jimmie Vxfasherwoman Grubbs. Jimmie, who played end, did his job well 'nd made a fine cap' fam. '33, '34 ' ' M Edwin Twin Butler. Edwin, who played halfback, was backfield captain. His shiftiness and speed were great assets to the team. '33, '34. Freeman Snowshoes Bokenkamp. Freeman held down the tackle position and was on the job when a hole was needed. '34. Harold Creampuff Palmer. Harold played half' back and was the man who could drive through a tight spot. '33, '34, Robert Bum Bumgartner. Playing tackle, Bum was in the heart of every play, and his consistency made his side of the line a stalwart unit. Watch Bum next year. '34. John Carideo Gallerano. john, a halfback, was the team's hardest blocker. He was the stabilizing inf fluence on the backfield and an example for the entire team, '3-4. Jack Schoby Seale. Jack was an end and was a hard man to handle. He was a hard blocker and a pass snatcher of note. '34. Robert 'ARabbit Nesmith. Robert at halfback lived up to his nickname by finding holes in the oppof nent's line. He was an excellent back. '34. Charlie Square Head Martin. Charlie played guard like a demon. His hard fighting was ever present, and we looked to him when the going was tough' est. '34. Hugh Big Shot Jennings, Hugh, who played half' back, was a great openffield runner and played like a veteran. '34. Tommie Daffy Brooks. Under Tom, our center and captain elect, we expect a successful season next year. '34, Phillip Philbert Reynolds. Big Phil will be next year's backfield captain, and at his fullback position he'll keep the boys hustling. '34, Marvin Chink Hacker. Chink was a fighting guard who would strengthen any team. Hack was the only Reagan man to win AllfCity honors. He was picked on the Statesman , Post , Press , and ,-Cl'1I'Ol1iClQ,' ICQ-HHS. '34. Gail Gale Medly. Gale played where he was need' ed. He played guard, center, and halfback. He gave his best and was always in the right place. '34, Rupert Crooner johnson. Rupert held up his po' sition as guard with a fine brand of ball and a determination that was overshadowed only by his hard fighting. '34. William Will Mullenweg. Will , at half, lent force to pile driving plays. Much is expected from this hardfiighter next year. '34, Troy Garbage Thompson. Troy was a much need' ed pinchfhitter at center and played the game well. Troy was out much of the time with injuries, but he played brilliantly when in the game. '34, Bruce Pinky Kivell. Bruce called signals at quarterf back and did a good job of it. He has made an enviable name for himself during his first year at Reagan. '34. Harry Ugg jefferson. Harry was a fighting end and a consistent player. He played like a Heights player should play. '34, Warren Rockhead Ford. Warren completed a quartet of guards. He played well and used his rockhead to advantage. '34. Charles k'Cotton Bryant. Cotton was a ine man- ager. He was always ready when needed most and could be depended on to keep his head in any emergency. '34. .f NQl 77 42 it . -La BZll7IfltU'flIt'I' Hj'L'lIX ri hole in Still .lurinlu line fur liallur. FOOTBALL SEASON In spite ol' the fact that only three lettcrmcn returned to Reagan's otherwise inexperienced squad. the season may he said to have heen a successlul one. Reagan made its seasons dehut with a hard fought 64? victory oxer the Port Neches lndiaus. A journey to Dallas resulted in a complete route ol the Bulldogs. xvith a score of 3-HP lor the liorest High Lions. john Reagan. determined to vindicate itselli. repulsed the leilerson Mustangs of San Antonio in a hard fought game. which ended in a 647 victory, The following week the Canines journeyed to the Alamo City to nose out the Bracken' ridge Eagles. 647. ln the lirst district game Reagan smashed the Conroe Oilers for a 1941 victory. San lacinto. Reagaifs new formed rival. hy virtue ol' a baffling aerial circus. upset the Canines' hopes in a 3312 tailspin. ln the following game the rejuvenated Milhy' Buffaloes were snoxved under hy a score ol llfll. The lcll Davis Panthers. who later were crowned district champions. eelied out a 1943 win over a vastly improved Reagan squad. The iinale to the Bulldog's season was with Sain Houston, Reagan! traditional rival. Alter a hardfiought battle the Bengals, prefseason lavorites for district honors. turned hack the Maroon Tide by a 13f6 count. As the season slowly unfolded. the players became more and more experienced under the ahle coaching or Lamar Camp and john Scott. At the end of the season the Bulldogs performed like a formidable unit. .Suzi .luuiuin-lx'i'oui111 fiuiiii' BASKETBALL SEASON Ordinarily speaking, the basketball season cannot be called a successful one, in another sense, however, it can be, when one considers the facts that only one letter man returned and that the team did beat the prefseason favorites, The usual prefseason games were played, but these brought only heartaches to the Maroon Tide followers as the team failed to meet expectations. Reagan met the Milby Buffaloes in its debut of the district race and won it in a tivefininute overtime thriller. The score was 31529. The Davis quintet, defending champions of the district, then knocked the Iviaroons from their perch with a 2907 victory. A new record was made against the Canines when Young Bussey of San Jacinto scored 26 points to lead the Bears to a onefsided victory. Sam Houston, an old traditional rival, was the next team to take revenge on the Bulldogs. The second half of the season opened with IVIilby's giving the lviaroons a lacing. The Davis Panthers added insult to injury with another victory. Then came the nwhatfpricefglory'' game, the game that made the season some' what satisfying. The San Jacinto team paid dearly for its record against the lviaroons when they were decisively trounced by the Reaganites with a 3426 score. The last district game also resulted in a Iviaroon victory, this time over the highly touted Sam Houston Bengals. Robert Miners, the captain and only letterman, performed excellently as a leader of the team. Robert was runnerfup for highpoint honors of the district. The whole squad deserved much credit for their part in representing the school in this sport. A postfseason game with Port Neches resulted in a 3623 victory for Reagan. V+ -C Robert Doctor Push Shot Mciers. Robert proved to be a very capable captain. At the forward posif tion, he was runnerup for highfpoint honors in the city. Doc was chosen on one of the All-city teams. '34, '35. Harold Sis Palmer. At the last of the season Palmer was as fine a guard as any in the city. Sis is one of the few who can play any position on the team. He is captain elect for 1935. '35. Freeman Alley Oopn Bokenkamp. Freeman, at the center position, was a very valuable player for the team. Freeman, being a strong, husky lad, was capable of lasting through any game. '35, Walter Gabby James. Walter made a fine running mate for Moers and was also chosen on one of the Allfcity teams. james's passing was accurate and his shooting deadly. '35. Philip Philbert Reynolds. Philip showed the same fight on the hardwood floor that he did on the gridiron. He teamed with Palmer to give the Maf roons a fine pair of stellar guards. '35, Jake Lover Wilk. jake at the forward position was very fast in working the ball down the floor. jake, although small, could rough it with the toughest of players. '35. Bryan Pelican Lawson. Pelican was a very valuf able man under the basket. At jumping center Lawson was springy enough to control the tipfoif much of the time. '35. Maurice Freshman Holdgraf. Maurice was the team's pinchhitter. He played any position assigned him. QB5. Charles Cotton Bryant. Cotton was manager of the Reagan Cagers and one of their heartiest boost' ers. He worked hard and earned the appreciation of the team. '55. XV . eggs I i TRACK SEASON At the heginning of the season. Turner's thinly clads looked to he as good as any in the state. Their lirst meet was a quadrangular affair at Beaumont. Reagan took this meet from Port Arthur. Beaumont High. and South Park with 69.5 points. ln the Texas Relays Reagan took fourth in the shot put and the medley relay, Reagan journeyed to the Beaumont Invitation Meet and conquered the ZZ teams in this section of the state with Z9 points, Then came the district meet. The CTYIIHSUHS were favored to repeat their feat of last season. hut had to he content with third place, The Maroons should have captured the district meet, hut we must lay their defeat to one of those ineyitahle happenings, Reagan hroke the regional record in thc mile relay hy 3.3 seconds with a new mark of 31344. L 017 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 4 Left to right. standing: Coach Turner. Ferdinand Ziegler. Charles Matthews. Billy Standef fer. Clarence Bland. Ralph Martin. Edward Martin. Sitting: Urhan Couyillion. -I. T. Lamh. The '34 cross country season was one of Reagan? most successful seasons, During the course of the season three meets were held. ln thc tirst meet. with Blinn College of Brenham. the Canines linished the first four men. The seeond encounter was with A. and M. freshmen, The Bulldogs won from the fresh' man team. hut were nosed out hy two ineligihle varsity runners. The last meet of the season was the allfcity fray. The Maroons walked away with all hon' ors hy Lamh. R. Martin. Couyillion. E, Martin. Matthews. Standefer. and Bland's capturing the first seven places. and Zieglefs the ninth place. Captain T. Tron Man Lamh set a new course record of 13 minutes and 39 seconds for the ZVQ miles. -rzi W' H55 6' 23. OUTSTANDING TRACKMEN Charles Stoneface MartinfShot put and discus. Charlie won first place in the shot put and discus in district competition. Charlie's record for the discus is ll9 feet, and for the shot put is 47.9 feet. Charlie was cofcaptain of the Maroons, jack uArah Sealefjavelin. Jack won first place in the district for Javelin throwing. His record for the javelin throw is 162 feet S inches. Jack was also cofcaptain of the Canines. Urhan Urpy'i CouvillionfMiler. Urhan won first place in the Beaumont meet, and third place in the district. Billy k'Lovcr Standefer 'SSO run. Billy took second place in the Beaumont meet and second place in district com wetition for the RSO. 1 V l ,V .., it - . Numa Flahhy'l Caradinef -Shot, discus, and jayelin. Numa captured second place in the district meet in the jayelin throw. Elmer Lanky PhillipsglOO yard dash, 440 dash, and relays. Charles Cotton Mathews -880 run and relay. Charles took third in the S80 run in the district meet. Charles is a sophomore of whom we expect much next year. Billy Monk Turney-400 yard dash and 220 dash. This sophomore will also he heard from next year. Milton Big Shot Mitchell- 440 dash and relay. Milton finished fourth in the district 440. Clarence Sluefoot Borisky-W-Broad jump. Clarence is a sophomore and a hard working athlete. Dick k'Limpy LeMayff Dick was a good manager for the Crimson track stars and a hard worker. ICE HOCKEY SEASON Left to right. hack row: Rohert Foster. ,lack Gruhhs. Ray Purswell. Edward Holdgrai. Maiirice C. Sullender. Richard Hallenherger. Arden Earnest. Left to right. lront row: Raymond Olivier. Billy Lindley. lviarvin Vwfoocls. -Joe Lindley. George Stovall. Inset: Arden Earnest. captain. The ice hockey team had very hard luck during the hrst part of the season. but in the latter part they hecanie as tough as the well known hoot. just hefore the season started. Gilbert llherry. the Captain and star player. was lost to the team. Because of an attack of paralysis Gilberfs ice career was brought to an ahrupt end. Arden Earnest was elected to assume llherry's duties as captain. The hrst game was a practice contest with the Milby Buffs, which the Mariions lost. St. Thomas was the first regular game for the Canines. but in this fray the Toms proved to he more than a match fo . W' I VH.-Xfll LYHXE 1. the Bulldogs and defeated them by a score of 6fO. San Iacinto then smothered the Reagan skaters under a 611 count. Sam Houston was the next team to trim the Heights crew, The Bengals. however. had a hard time in eeking out its Zfl victory. The lvlaroons found their stride in the linal contest. which was against Milhy. and turned the Buffs hack hy a Zfl count in an extra period game. The Bulldogs improved with each game. and hy the end ol the season. under the tutorship of Coach Lyons. they had as strong a team as any in the City. Raymond Olivier. goalie. received the honor ol' having the year's record in saves. The Maroon Icers who received letters are Arden Earnest. Raymond Olivier. George Stovall. Billy Lindley. and joe Lindley. To Mr. Lyons. who coached the Reagan Icers. too much credit cannot he given. Although Mr. Lyons is not conf nected with the school. he gave his time and efforts generously to huild up the lviaroon team. Through his line coaching the team improved steadily. Reagan was indeed lucky to have the services oi this man. and to him we extend our appreciation for his work. WY' xx J .. V92 A YELL LEADERS Left to right: Robert Moers, June Childers, Mae O'Rourke, L. H. Kasmiroski, Eugene Tiny Garrett, Mary Lou Garrett. TENNIS TEAMS Left to right: Julie Van Demark, Robert Moers, Arlene Chase. L. O. Chapman, Janice Van Demark. Robert Moers and L. O. Chapman composed the hoys doubles team, while Robert Moers played singles. Moers and Chapman defeated the Milhy team. hut in the second round were eliminated hy Cage and Berry of San Jacinto in a hitter match. Moers was eliminated in the first round of singles by Emil Colmenares of Sam Houston. Janice and Julie Van Demark composed the girls douhles. while Arlene Chase played singles. ln the city meet Arlene Chase won Hrst place, hut in the girls douhles the Van De' marks were beaten by Milhy in the first round. . -4 1 if has ,. I K A V .i f 4, . A. . , J M9 . GIRLS FALL CHAMPIONS During the tall term of 1934, Edwina Gri1lin's team won the baskethall championship Lila Hasl'ord's sextet was the runnerfup. Naomi Payne was captain ol' the winning hasehall team. Frances Newton's nine heing the runnerfup. Frances Newtorfs team captured the volley hall championship from Eclwina Gri1l'in's team in the hnals. Every semester the physical education teachers. Mrs. Martha Backlund and Miss Ida Mehr, direct tournaments in hasehall. haskethall. and volley hall. to stimulate interest and sportsmanship among the girls. The senior champions play the winners of the junior class. and the winners of these two classes play the sophornores for school championship. GIRLS CLASS LEADERS The physical education directors, Mrs. Nlartha Backlund and Miss Ida Melii', select class captains. assistants, and secretaries each term lor their gym classes. The leaders lor the Iall ol' 1934 and the spring of 1935 follow: MISS MEHR: Marie Bova. Margaret Brogdcn. Evelyn Cadell. Ine: Ghesser. Minnie Lou Dyess, Mattie Mae Franks, Fay Gillen, Bernita Greig. Marjory Guest, Nlargaret Mayiicld. Helen McVey. Doris Mitchell, Georgia Morris. lean Morrison. Genevieve Rester, Estelle Rundell. Grace Sawyer. Dorothy Snow. Frances Snow. Frances Smith. MRS. BACKLUND: Lavonia Baisden. Lillian Burhank. Frances Burnett. Sidney Clark. Hattie Courtney, Esther Futrell, Evelyn Gates, Artie Mae Hill, Allene Harwell, Gecile Maiorana. Flo Mcflormick. Alice Mae Moody. Frances Morris. Naomi Payne. Oletha Peters. Esther Ruth Schorch. Alla Mae Tlwflllll. RACQUET CLUBS Left to right, back row: Fred Callister, Marie Fuqua, M. C. Krause, Martha Frances Skelton. Warren Dehart, Wiley Mormann, Robert Shannen, Charles Graves. Alfred Foote. Sidney Boudreaux, Fred George. Second row: Lucille Carter, Marietta Hannon. Frances Newton, julie Van Demark, Arlene Chase, Janice Van Demark, Mae O'Rourke, Halen McVey, Angelina Puccio. Seated: Leldon Knight, Robert Mocrs, Glen Heslep, Douglas Lawson, Eugene Noble, and L. O. Chapman. In 1935 the Girl's Racquet Club was organized by Mrs. Martha Backlund. physical educaf tion instructor. and the Boys' Racquet Club was directed by H. H. Wright. From these two clubs, both doubles teams and singles champions were elected to play in the city tournament, SWIMMING CLUB The swimming club under the efficient sponsorship of Mrs. Martha Backluncl and Miss Ida Mehr was organized in March and is composed ol' 194 girls. The girls swim during their regular gym periods and are graded according to the progress they make. L. W 1 - ,, ,,, 41, H... ,H .V , , ,E . .hm - :' , ' .,a3ff,g, 755. -ah. rf? 1:1 ,, -, mv.. ' 'lzt If 1k ,,:: ,,:: , --,. lf 1 1:-'QI S .I , .I xivf.: fl X J L .HN , ,I , 1. , ' ,yan 5 :-- ' 12 Q ' W' 'hw 'f V ' , ,X W. .. if ,WN I Fw 9 1 I f 4' Ib' 47 f 4 Mui ? 7-5? in , ,.J A1 wg ft., - ' : x, 51. Q: bg ' 'x PATRGNS ,.., A , f Q nj ' 'cv :. kS?TUiHg dHOUSTON mm SOUTH TEXAS With a constant, adequate, dependable electric service at the lowest cost possible. HOUSTON LIGHTING AND POWER COMPANY HEHSHTS FUNERAL H O,M E TAYLOR 3155 12317 IIICICIITS I3OI'I.IiX',-XRIJ MASS EY BUSINESS COLLEGE . 1 f Pfflzat After Hzgh bclzool? Let Massey introduce you to an office position in keeping with your educational background. We do not promise to make ol' you a business executiveg but we will train you for, and place you in, a starting position where your talents and education will open to you opportunities without limit. Eve are receiving constantly nlore calls from employers for Massey grad- uates than we have available to fill the very desirable office positions open to them. We invite your investigation of our record in starting Reagan graduates on the road to success. Massey Business College I217 Capitol Ave. Fztirfxtx 3533 If, S: II. I.. SICNILICR HEIGHTS SERVICE STATION I 1 Ulf.-f,,11fv '21 I I TAYIAIR 8820 801 IIC- I 5. IIIA IJ I I Iovc mv QirI, IIIUIIQII she ain't much SI1c's homely in it XVZIX, Iiut sI1c Iives tllrcc houses flown our Imlock, Anil drives to school cziclx clay. Rosalie M: HIJo you want to know I so111ctIIii1g?I' I Iflorcncc H: Sure, - i Rosalie: Maybe soiuerlzty you will. i 'W ''I ' H U cs rlIulummluunnlllmlunmlI I III I Q 0 A IIIIIIIIIIII w mmu vu i A I : QQ N I iilv A' X A u u :mum I-, HOUSTON y WATCH COMPANY , II'ul1'l1I'x - IIZIIIJIIHIIIIA' - .Yfl':'I'1'zu41r'u Llltltlflflt' -- lftzxy 'lit'I'llI.I' Ull FRANKLIN AVENUE I XX? lliw Grcvn 'I'r:1cIing' Slzunps 1 RO LAND DRUG COMPANY I fllmrl o' The llUz'yl1l.vj X'ViII :mpreciate your drug Ivusiiiess. Serving' the pcopIc ot thc Heights ' at tI1c same location for I8 years 12th K YALE STS, TAYLOR 1234 Coznjflizzzcfits of f y Mr. SL Mrs. JAMES G. DONOVAN ROBERTSON 3 STIDSTON GENERAL INSURANCE 511 Preston Preston 08458 Cozizflizzzwzts 0 HEIGHTS CLINIC Miss Ross, reprovingly: Freeman, you misspelled most of the words in your composition. lfreeinan B: Yos'm, l'm going to he a dialect writer. Mrs. Waltfanz Can you tell some- thing about Good Friday, Hugh? Hugh S: Yes'n1g he was the fellow that did the house work for Robin- son Crusoe. Mr. Elrod's so absent-minded that the other day he walked into a tele- phone booth, dialed his own phone number, and started talking to him- self. Mr. Stevens: 'AArthur, what are you doing? l.C2iI'I1lI1g'SOI11Ctl1lTlgfH Arthur IJ: No, sir. I'm listenin-f to you. YALESTREET 1PHARMACY A. j. IJUPUIS, Prop. Taylor 1855-0063 HTll1 ll Ser-:tire We Grow 2136 Yale St. Houston, Texas Cunzflizzzcuis of H O U S TON LAW SCHOOL flnenrporatedj Houston's original and oldest night law school, which offers a thorough course leading to the degree ot Bachelor of Laws TESSE E. MOSELEY, I.L.13., LLQNI., Pres. EYVING XVERLEIN, ILS., Ll..B., Dean. Executive Offices: 1212 Second National Hank Building Camplizzzvlzzlv of KA LM ANS DEPARTMENT STORE We Give S X 11 Stamps TAYLOR 3025 407 WEST 19th ST. Q QQ gl ,A 5 ind 1 .af 74,41 I' f fr A 5 'V f -1 g r ' ' .fn f I 1 ' ' ,V ,-:,, 'L .. 1' QUE V , ,,, -,1 ff-- - J l , Hamlaurgers YALE STREET FLOWER SHOP I HOVUUQS ' Mexican Hot Dogs Taylor 4264, 705 Yah, Home Maile Chili 340 West l9tl1 Street C0111fl'i111v11z's of l D. BARKER Q Father Hell: I aiu olmligecl to pun- , l ish you, zmcl it will pain me. John: lint, Father, if you've rlone nothing wrong, why pain yourself? Policeman Cafter the collisionl: I You saw this laily driving toward 5 you? VVl1y clicln't you give her the road? Ivar Saunders: I was going to as soon as I coulcl discover Vtlllliill half she wanted. RED Es? YVHITE STORE i 1'.I'L'.l'1I ilffzrlx -v Iff4,'gjt'llll7l4'.Y 7-ll Iii. llth Street Taylor 0223 LEWIS EG? LEWIS Groreriex, l:1'4'.8'1l Mvaix 65' Vvyvlciblvx 411 XVI-IST IQTII AVE. T-1434-0121 , Keitt: Come ony we're only play- ' ing for one tenth ofa penny. 'AUgg : You can't kid me. They clon't lltlRC.CUll1S as small as that! Father Gruhhs: Jimmy, why are you always at the bottom of your class? i -limmy: 'Alt cloesn't really matter, Ilarl. We get the same instruction at FOI' yffllf NCXT Daffy - Illillk of PRATTIS Fine Pastries - lleeoratecl Szxnflwiclies . 13th 8: lllvil. Taylor 0426 both ends of the class. ROBERTS ' Clash c11toCERy I , , . 1'1'u1t.v, Iff'ycli111lr's 55' Meats ,, , l ,, , 10.4 'l'-.gp A' .,c NVJ laYl0f 0452 1329 Afl1'U1f norms s'iiiT1oZb:1:1i?,ar1:A1iiiiis o'3' 09 1 , I i txqyih I ' 3 XQX5' A hL, inn, I ir' V , 1 .. , A H J ia H ANNE, ,L-' wma! 1.0 lb L ,pc M jg L, at , K vw Q 0 2 .' 'V sun ' ' QT S45 :' ww' 1. , , , V 245 ', ' 'He gums l1K2wa.fn-W . we 5 A he ., wsiffvlz. , . fliifsfsiu , :fi -Sisfgia Q31 ' -K 'xml' 'fri- fav. f frwzvu V, V L51- ,L nun f I - , ' ,-'. I I ., - ,, ,glow IU , N, 1 8499? Q an K if ,, ff T. 3 I s ni K' h mins MAH' hams 9 if 25? , MMM' 415,68 ,TEL an game 1 Domrrxy ' ' 1,y L7f3 paw 'nf in no-me :wma A, ,M-gw fur! eww ,412 L.-,ug 4 W ' m 'wc , cflaggms ,. - . , qv A L' Sis' Anna we f-K-'lv'flu,.J Cnzzlffinzzulzfs of CRAY BAR ELECTRIC COMPANY f1UIIIf'ffllIUIll'S of HOUSTONIAN CLEANERS and DYERS, Inc. 1716 I.lilfI.4XND FA I R ICX X OSH Cw1z1ffi111c11f.x' nf BONNER MOTOR Co. 1,4119 VVASIIINCTON AY1-1. T2lX'11il' 0171 C0111 flim UIIILA of BOB BAILEY ETCHCRAFT STUDIOS 1'11otc1g'1A:1pl1e1' for II A 1935 VICNNANT IXIR1 XX 3765 Cf71I1f1l1lI1c'lIf. of THREE H EIC H T S BOOSTERS C0m,'ilime11t.v of HEIGHTS CONFECTHJNERY HEIGIITS THEATRE BLDG. 343 XV. MTH llomv of The l4L'I.l.lNMi Special Sundae CUl1If'll:11ICllf.V of DR. D. R. PARRETT A well-known actor, Fredie Court- ney, was appearing in a play in which a thunder-storm played an important part. One night in the middle of a speech he was interrupted hy a ter- rific pt-al. The annoyed Fredie looked up into the flies and said, l'That came in the wrong place. Horace Reed, the angry stagehand, replied, Oh, did it? VVell, it came from 'eavenf' Svrrvta1v'ic1l, Iiookkeepiiizg, Stefiograipliit' Comptametnr Courses Low Monthly Tuition Rates Individual Instruction SMALLEY COMMERCIAL C o L L E G E See B. l.. Smalley, I.. L. R., R. A. V l l S 1 l l l l l r i l i Wes tinghouse Electric Supply Company 1iI.EC'l'RlC l'H O NE AI l'Ll,-XNCICS 1903 Ruiz Ashmore : slowly? Warren: llIIO11C C. 7272 'AI-low come you write I gottag my girl can't read very fastf' Donlt kick a man when he's downg he may get up. Walter ruluher in james: 'AI-Iere's a piece of my hash. X'i'aiter: ' 'No doubt. The mctor is MH AM H1 DC. PRFQTOY 0061 l replacing the horse everywhere. A 4 A 4 I. as. A Ur. I,uksa, the ahsenteminded pro- 4 fessor, drove up to his garage door, , looked inside, and lxlinked. Then he leaped back into the car and drove like fury to the police station. I I Sergeant, he gasped, my garage l is enipty. My car's been stolen! i 4 e-- i A FRIEND VVoman Ctelephoning to desk clerkjz I There's a rat in my room, , Hotel Clerk: Make him come down , and register. ' i iw H ,. gt -,, sf , ' 9 ' 1 4 Q , - Z J jf -9 V , 7 3, ,.,., , , I ggi Y g ,Q :f'J:f E', v gg 5 V E Q55 , ,' 1- , , , ,:w3,f,g I ' ,V 5 , 'Q ff Q fvfi f. li ke 5 v. .V X I If L'k' H 5 +2 . in , ' - . dr I x Q , K 1 1 W . sf - W '21 'fi 'Q Juqmrq ,gud ,V H ,ig max. wafer L P 5 -V 3 ,wnecfygsr awp Y 1 5 uw: I , V,Rc,N,,z ' I xnmnr ' MP, w11l14m5 f ,kv 'L f A ,,.-3 Q , rp DOROTHY 1 T 1-'Q 'K 'lfsv ' ' , , ' Fa 2 MHZ' . I V V .A ' 1 . a 1 .I g 3- B K E ., i 1 .. .1 K .VVW W 1 Mueazfr A f Gigiifi Ve V 4 l l , fl? lmmer' - 3 4 HELEN Hnu: 4 Jaxkfson Sloan, HNGQLIAIH, 1-:wu FMEA? Mambo . ' E J K' 1 if 1 K Af . 'gr-fi. Slfnbclv I 1 1 - - LYNN egg CHM? HWRENCE El-R011 vvru. TON E- 53' J ,A ,fr ' 1' -153' - A FHEJELHTY 'T E ES The Alamol It was here that a gal- lant few, the bravest of the brave, redeemed their pledge to Texas with the forfeit of their lives-they fell the chosen sacrifice to Texan freedom. Spirits of the mighty had fallen: but their memory brightens the page of Texas history and they are hailed as founders of new institutions, and the patterns of illustrious action. ln Texas today, in every field of in- dustry, commerce and art, Texans are carrying on in the spirit and fi- delity to ideals of their brave pre- decessors. A school annual designed and engraved by Southwestern En- graving Company craftsrnen is pro- duced in the same manner true to ideals of high quality in the art of designing and engraving. lt is our pledge to give Texas schools our truest and finest efforts in the creation of their annuals. We are proud to say that this annual is a pro- duction of Southwestern craftsmen. SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING COMPANY 'cREAro12s or DISTINCTIVE HNNUALS' HOUSTON, TEXAS EVERT ROGERS School Annual Representative GEORGE C. YAX President C o111jrf11m'11f.v of PORT HOUSTON LAUNDRY Sc LINEN SUPPLY CO. SAYIC ZOW4 CQXSII .XNIJ CARRY 1' 1 L 1 HKVIISIKDII .XML N l41'rvCkcll akowitz !3ro,'. ON KIXIN .-XT RLSK One of f4me'rz'ca's Really F1326 Stores . . . Catering to Men Women and Children KING BROS. DRUGS H71 East lllh Sl. T. 3131 1263 QIk'2lIlk'I'S :mfl Presse 5 Co111, li111v11!.x' M-K Pharmacy, Inc. 1 1101 EAST IITII S'l'lQliIi'l' Taylor 01.23-0124 MRS. R. N. FARREN Taylor 1432 i .Sr1!e.vRrf'1' f'.x'r' xltfzlifw' ' lfLIf14TROLl'X, THIC GAS REFRIGIQRATOR ROPER GAS IQQXNGHS l'l'I'T' SPL Rh. Al IONIXIIK MAS XXA II III Xlllx . TCQ C,- iQ.' T Good Clothes and Shoes N lff JR N YwL'Nm2 MEN LEOPOLIJ Sc PRICE SUS XIIXIN S'I'RlQlf'I' Reagan Semofrs QTHANK YOU FOR YOUR MANY OOURf TESIES AND FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF MANUf FAOTURING YOUR OLASS RINGS AND OOMMENOEMENT INVITATIONS SJ Lindsey Blayfney, fr. lx'ef1'uJa11!z11g STAR r:Nu1aAv1Nc,z QTOMPAN' .fl Houston fWLNlHfCICfM7 6 Y,,,,.,..., ,.,. ,,,, Y,l,,,, f.E,,,. -,,.f I NATHANS CI-O'I'llliS C'0ff1ffif11vf1fS Of ,Sitylvs Twill: llzcv snaf and ilu' duxfz I of llze HItfll't'7'l1 youth I Dr, H, C, D, C, I . . . SUITS, HATS, SHOES, FURNISHINGS Y KIIINUPNAL TON I N 9 j Lfffii- film ft, Gu Wt-11 Us I AA A I N AT C A P I T O L Taylor 360.5 lII5II Heights lilvd. . XX'ot,rll'ow Hickey: 'IOnce while I was . .. 4 I having a meal in the jungle, a lion came Cfllllfllllllgflif-I' ttf I so close to me that I could feel his breath on the buck of my neck. VVhat 1 :lid I do? ' Guilda Searbrougli: Turned your col- lar up? Living in a district subject to earth- I quake shocks, Mr. and Mrs. I-Iubbell HIIIU gllukr You Bmzzfifizf' 542 Columbia Val. 22905 Marguerite Blouin: Did you pass your exam ? U . Carrie Ruth Sloop: XX ell, it was like this-You see-- Marguerite: UShakeg neither did I. sent their littlt- boy to an uncle who lived out of the danger zone. A day or two later they received a telegram: Am returning I XY. Send earth- quake. i I Couzflimmts Three blood transfusions were neces- sary to save a lady patient's life at a I hospital. :X brawny young Seotchman I Of offered his blood. The patient gave him I ' S50 for the first pint-but the third time she had so much Scotch blood in her veins that She only thanked him. SWEETHEART I E LEC I RIC S I ICE CREAM I I MA I ERI L 346 XY. 19th. Tay, 5253 I I C O M P A N Compliments of I I I Robert L. Cole . I I Texas Photo Supply Co. 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