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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1940 volume:

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Foreword f f f It has been the purpose of the staff, in the presentation of the 1940 Pennant, to portray, more than ever before, student activities, to honor those students who participate in these activities, and to recognize the one or ones who have made these activities possible. In so doing, it is our hope that the pages herein will contain a wealth of treasured memories. CQWUE min .D gf Egg I M ':f X9 6 J 5 X15 X f 5 AMN if ffjf 570 b Win ' Y X N V1 gig? 1 0 0 wash. L' K X W X-S 0 M55-P ' J f g AZ F WOW! Zfigyw. F559 J X ! WW X . Wfpk 'MWWUW ,, , ,i ,, S. A,-,.f,.,,..,.. .3 The ro4o Pennant Is Presented to f f f . . . Those students who have made Reagan what it is today through their unsellish service and loyalty. Their participation in scholastic activif ties has created an everfgrowing and an everlasting trail of glory for this school community such as was pioneered by the man whose name this institution bears . . . I ' W T l f ,gn ,f f ,J W MZW, . 5544 2 -, 11, I .f In W 416 f X ,Q 1 A . , EV-14: ,. . . . And to R. H. Williams, principal, who by his continuous service has instituted those activities which have made possible the student particif pation of which we are so justly proud. His foresight, during 15 years at Reagan, has been the key which unlocked the gate of opportunity and experience and has made for school spirit which reaches the Heights Hence, to such combination of leadership, service, and loyalty-we dedicate the 1940 Pennant! -THE STAFF x l C a m P u s V i e W s I I I i A WS wr M- , ? ,MMA Z- . ' f Qmcrn .f fn g g.vz'2m MM Jflr. Aw, .KV MU . 1 ,,.f vw ,, Q . , fbfffffwff-fb , , M V, W, QW' M H 44 ' ' W,,1f?4'.,,, ' mMy,wQNpWfZ 'UM vf 7' ,K ' f ww f W , , I ,ff if 'V ' H '42 myfwlr fih- fy' 2- X s 1 f Ra Q , Q fy. h vw fx f-W, A MUWUJT QUE , f 4 1 f ,Q 4 , f waxy A69 ' 'M 40 Qx-Wwwk f Ol' 'Kpo'QgSO. 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I XJ 1 Z f Q Q .esiliesssfsfaf Y :wif 0 f' f ,, Q, .Q 1 I H- -?. sg ffsssasfaaima fm O X 'ii X, xg ig, niniiiiiiiiii cw ,' X , ga Q W ' .ug E fl xy diff' I , X , Il.. - Q ., .ll X :I ll 0 -0 s,lq'glj iisiffiifime 'Nil'--!i pjv' , A 'f I E- 'f :f-iffiffwh f X w - . !.g:::.5E!4E:-- f X N L, X X if WM S X Q -N HCL ff N Qxigx X xi f QR X027 Kfff' fx f I I 4 Y 0 k A yf y 1 WF XXI? I O gi X X, K X WWW fff X K ,M KX J -cf Z X'M'WEfQ! nun J 1 N ,QA Xl ig! X Dr. E. E. Qberholtzer J. 0. Webb E. D. Shepherd, Sr Superintendent of Director of Senior President of Houston Schools High Schools Board of Education . . . Students Come and Go f f f While the men and women of the administration and faculty strive perennially to improve the institution through which the students pass f f f O. W. Bogard Mrs. Byrd Creekmore Assistant Principal Dean Of Girls TO THE CLASS OF 1940: If you have not already made out a program for your life, do so now, and map it out with a sense of direction, but with no sense of obstacles. , Ninetyffive per cent see the obstacles that have to be overcome in order to reach a coveted goalfand back away. The other five per cent sec the objective- and press forward. Small men painstakingly survey the first obstacle which dwarfs their natures and foreshortens their vision. Great men with a sense of direction have their confidence and determination which trample obstacles underfoot. History records the success of men with objectives and a sense ot direction. Oblivion is the position of small men overwhelmed by obstacles. R. H. WILLIAMS, Principal. 'W' Miss Mary Elizabeth Alderson English Miss Louise Allison English Hubert I. Barr Industrial Arts Charles M. Bowden Physical Education Dr. Annie O'Donnell Brady Science Kenneth Lamar Camp Physical Education Mrs. Vernon Johns Carnes Dramatics Mrs. Vera E. Chaddick Assistant Registrar Mrs. Opal Wilson Cowan Physical Education Miss Mary King Davenport English Miss Bessie M. Dunk History Paul D. Elrod Mathematics Miss Andree Clothilde Spanish Miss Nellie Ferguson Mathematics Glenn F. Fletcher Industrial Arts Miss Pearl Fletcher English David Hollis Frazer Speech Arts Mrs. K. E. Gaugler Commercial Arts Falligant Mrs. O. R. Hale Spanish Mrs. Sybil T. Hallmark Home Economics R. Louis Higginbotham Business Administration J. D. Hill English Mrs. Alice K. Hodges Art I. Rayford Holcomb Speech Arts Mrs. Rubye W. Hooker English and Social Relations Mrs. Irma Huebner Physical Education lvlrs. Vera Iackson Secretary to Principal Glen Lee Johnston Business Administration 1 .. lg A X ,Q sky t t X X AN X X as -' QAAX 1 ss! QQLQX rf' -4+ W N- Miss Clive Joy English Miss Katharine Keller English Mrs. R. P. Kerbow Mathematics Dr. Frank Edward Luksa History H. 0. Kopecky Industrial Arts Mrs. Nellie W. Maxwell Business Administration Miss Mildred McPhillips History Miss Ida Mehr Physical Education Walter C. Nash Science Mrs. Henry P. Parks History L.. 'Nqg-. ' 43 fag.: . ,. ff ,I 9 f 41 iff, 9 I f f fof ,X , f f wi ff gf 3 1 Q ,of I f 2' I 5 , X' ff, fifty. ,e-1 5:21 - C, B. Rader Mathematics Mrs. Elizabeth Robidoux Mathematics Miss Mary L. Ross English Mrs. C. W. Salley Science Miss Roma Ann Scott journalism, Publications Dr. R. A. Sell Science Mrs. Dorothy F. Sharrar Home Economics Miss Mildred Elaine Smith Librarian H. C. Stevens Science N. E. Studebaker Industrial Arts J. M. Turner Algebra. Track Ernest M. Vsfalls Science Cecil Walters Mathematics Mrs. Lawcile E. Walton English Woodrow Watts Business Administration M1's. Annie Wilcox History james Edward Wfilliamson Mathematics Mrs. Allan Wood Business Administration Miss Eloise Yett Business Administration So you're at it again? Mr. Bogard inquires . . . Mrs. Fisher listens to the class recitation with not too much approval . . . Miss Todd seems none too happy about the whole thing . . . Miss Roney didn't think much of her picture . . . Mrs. Summers starts her career as a Latin teach' er . . . Mrs. Leslie earnestly assigns the hornef work . . . Miss Strong pauses in her task of creating good cooks . . . Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Berwick invite us in to look over the library . . . Colonel Lee gets ready for the R. C. T. C. review . . . Mr. Yarrington winds up a greasy job . . . Mr. Patterson gives inal instructions in poster makf ing . . . Miss Moore lends a helping hand . . . Mr. Collier is caught taking life easy . . . Miss Coor says to the photographer, What, you again! . . . Miss Bates gets ready to give a six Weeks' test . . . wind .JV M. rl A 1+ fl' M Miss Ro looks matflmatical . . . Miss Kennerly Y gets ready to teach that history lesson . . . Mrs. Holberg checks excuses in her office . . Mrs. Scarborough comes to the end of a perfect day . . . Mrs. Godley asks again for National Honor Society dues . . . Studebaker goes mechanical . . . And so the school day ends! . . . Mr. Lindsay leads with gusto . . . Mr. Waills, sing' ing science schoolmaster, poses for his puhlic . . Camera catches the Tittle protilc . . Pupils and Qotherj insects keep hliss Peterson going . . . Donned in her pink angora sweater, Miss Bates poses . . . Mrs. Parrett rests in thc middle of a strenuous day . . Ivlr. Nash enjoys grading an A paper . . . Mrs. Gaugler lets go with a good laugh . . . Miss Rucker decides the fate of her students . . Miss Ferguson checks up on the homework situaf tion , . . Mr. Parker closes his eyes on the matter. . . Mrs. Brand looks pleased with the Girls' Glee Club . . Miss Ware puts another victim out of misery . . . Miss Crawford is caught unaware . . . Mrs. Creek' more was ready to celebrate the first day of spring . . . Miss Alvord gets right down to business . . . Maestro Murdock strives for perfection . . . Miss Campbell checks out some reference books . . . Mrs. Gale plans Red Coat activities . . . Time out for lunch! . . . Mrs. Green experiments . . . .df nxlqlff ' si- .---ff., 54:1-Q V 97:5 YV A1 W -' ii-v . isp-...--..... XVBXJX M4 LW Q Q ,f i 0 TE fw SWA M ' l WW i - ,uv i 'L 77 i ' fl i N f - gl W i if 'Dwi MF E jj if , 'lIllEl1U1filITHl Il 4 1,-'if' ill. ll: U 1 ' ill! 'Ufflliigll if FZ I A N:-f A ,,,,...iM--3 fi 3:1 ,ww , ,.,,T-Q-.-.---B f W '.1T...'T fun ,,,,, ,-- f- 'h'.4 V The faculty members of Reagan Senior High School dedicate this page to Miss Vera Harris who retired in 1939 after thirtyffive years of continuous, loyal, and eihcient service in the high schools of Houston Heights. Her patient and untiring interest in her students and her school, her modest and unassuming personality, and her faithful and excellent devotion to duty have endeared her to all with whom she has come in contact. J g l aaa. Q 5 2 M -f 5 Q y X 4 I' I 'iff if i ---5,..g:..N,'gfv i,,i1 i pjliifffl l, f urea ' l y lffgflf 73 - 1 if nifiglfsi f if til, ,lv Z ,J ee s 1 ' an , N-of H -4 X X 'xx GPR? firms. a lbtekffgfo Q 5, X7 TZ Er X F wud f 'PN K J A-Qi! IH f gy W TV A Q53 a J L? 7-1:55 Q 35 KK DU N ,LX gb K I W if X N XR x SEQ QQ I XX xx l 5 :L-242 W : Aj 5vEN!OR f 12 VEARRXW? UQ Q9f 955: N R F' up 'JWMM GY K Q 02,53 Q 7f ,j'mjDN ff W 4 iigqifgiii NN I- gf, H W f Q 'iii- - - lg, -,, 1 - LTLQ' 5.211231 L ,X- xxxixyh Vfovgxil , Xxx Nw ' - ' MVN, X f , 2 NJ ff? , f Q1 www f I Senior Class Jimmy Rogers . . . Eddie Gaustad . . . . Jimmie Wommack Bernice Cwens .. Pete Slaughter .. Betty Boyce .... R. H. Williams. . . K Officers Class Committees Class Rings: Senior Prom: Jimmie Fraychinaud Hubert VVilder Georgia Meissner Robb Nisbet Warren Higginbotham Ma1'y Aileen Turner Adeline Kaufman . . . . . . .President ..Vice President . . . . .Secretary ... . . ...Treasurer SergeantfatfArms ... . ...Reporter . . . Sponsor Class Picnic: Mary Jane Woodburn Pat McMichael Marjie Blanco Invitations: Class Night: Irene McConnell Joyce Winning Joyce Coons Mary Elizabeth Baxter Philip Wahlberg Eddie Caustad Harry Reed Byron Abbott James Adams Clifton Adeoek Hazel Albers Mildred Albert Harold Alhart Luster Allen lvlary Allen Christine Animons Arthur Anders Richard Anders Thelma Anders Jack Anthony Dell Ann Arant Doris Arnold Lois Arnold Roy Arnold George Artusy Boyd Atkinson Frank Avery Catherine Averyt Marguerite Awkspring Eddie Rae Ayo Neva Baggett Francis Bagnell Frank Baier Estus Baker Evelyn Baker Eleanor Balko Clayton Ball Patsy Ball Ray Ball O 'YZF' Virginia Bara Roy Barnett Hettie Barttlingck Hilda Bass Novilla Batson James Bawcom Alvin Baxter - Mary Elizabeth Baxter Norris Beaird Marshall Beasley Ellen Jewel Beaty John Beaulieu Margaret Beaulieu Florence Bell Frances Berry Louise Bettell ' Barner Bevill Charles Bickley Elizabeth Biddle Annie Mae Biondolilo Corine Bizenski De Lores Black Dorothy Black g Rutha Lee Blackburn Sidney Joe Blaha La Verne Blair Marjorie Blair Virginia Blair Marjorie Blanco Bernice Blankenship Elfreida Bleimeyer A. J. Bobo Virginia Boggs Jeanette Bond Eugene Boraski Wally' Bowles Erwin Bownds Yvonne Bownds Betty Boyce Annette Bradley Jack Bradley Betty Jo Brady Jack Brady Betty Brailsford Leonard Brandt Lucille Brashear Lloyd Bray Donald Brett Albert Brieger Barbara Brinckley Clifford Brindley Barbara Brinkley Margaret Brooke Helen Brown Horner Brown Myrle Dee Brown Jane Ellen Bryan H Juanita Buchanan Timothy Bullard J. B. Bumgardner Joyce Burger Jeanne Burke Howard Burkhalter Jo Ann Burleigh Y Charley Burnett Vernon Burns Herndon Burr Evan Burris Marie Burrows Vernon Butler Lorraine Butterfras Dorothy Buvinghausen Kenneth Buyinghausen Lamar Byrd Paul Byrne Vern Cabness Earl Call Gloria Callaway Fred Campbell Keenan Carstens Essie Carter Eugene Carter Lina Carter Ann Cavaretta Joyce Chandler Carl Chapman Leroy Cherico Harvey Cherry Betty Clark Preston Clark I Jack Clarkson jimmy Clayton Alice Cobb Norma Coleman Norman Coleman Ben Conner ' a 'ls as '37 Leo Conrads Raymond Coons Dorothy Cooper Sterling Cornelius Charles Cosola C-rcraldinc Covington Lee Cox Donald Crafton Dorothy Crafton Kate Elizabeth Cross Dorothy Crouch Jack Crown Christine Cuccerre james Culmer Joe Culpepper June Curtis Murphy Curtis Verna Dalzal Joe Daniel Ethel Mae Davis Joyce Davis Margie Lee Davis Mary Louise Davis Maude Davis Mavis Davis Patricia Davis Dorothy Deacon Lois Dcaly Norma DeVillicr Grace Ellen Denson Frank De Marco Helen Deison Louise De Woody Melvin Dickledge Lois Dietrich Bernice Dobraski Dorothy Driver Lamar Dupree Florence Durst Arthur Duty Helen Dvorak Claude Ebel Ruby Ruth Ebel Christine Ekkers Rex Ellington Raymond Elliote Carl Ellis Bernice Ellison George Elrod - Marvin Engelbrecht Maizie Lou Erlenbusch Richard Erskine Mary Margaret Estabrook Doris Etie W. B. Eubanks james Evans Beverly Everitt Luther Everitt Walter Eyring Dot Fodell Joyce Farrar Nancy Farrar Marie Fenack Bill Ferrell M Lilly Fluckiger Gardner Ford Billy Foreman Pauline Foyt Jimmy Fraychinaud john Frazee August Fredricks Vera French Fred Frenger Dorothy Froehlich Vernon Froehlich Ruth Fuller Martha Fuqua Iviinerva Gabler A. J. Gaidry William Gatlin Eddie Gaustad Desmond Gay George Gay George Gilbert Dorothy Golden Alice Mae Goldsmith Charles Goodman Gertrude Grant Hattie Jane Grasshoff Geraldine Grayum Chester Green Wilson Green Elizabeth Gregory Henry Griffin Bonnie Jean Grissom Vivian Gruss Mildred Guinn Donald Gum Ernest Gumienny Naomi Gust Mildred Guynes Marcas Hackemack Dorothy Halstead Helen Halverton Benny Hamilton Marvin Hand Mary Jo Hanna Doris Hanson May Bell Haridl Peggy Harder Addie Pearl Hardy Melvin Harper 'George Harrell Helen Marie Harris Maline Harris Lloyd Harveson Norman Harvey Maxine Haskins Leo Edward Hatcher Georgia Hause Richard Haxthausen John Haynes Frances Hazelwood Marilyn Heflin Doris Heinze Willie Mae Heinze Marjorie Helble George Henckel X Wocvdrow Henline Ruth Herridge J. H. Hicks Wzirreiw Higginbotham J. B. Hildebrand jane Hill Inez Hoifmeister Cene Hogwood Charles Holcomb Marjorie Nell Holcomb Charles Holliday Clayton Holmes Angeline Holub Carolyn Honsinger Robert Hooker Mary Helen Hooper Martha Mae Horloek Margaret Hosek Nat Hosford Evelyn Houston Donald Howard Lee Howell Esther Hrivnatz Rayford Hubbard Donald Huebner Fred Hurd Kathryn Hurley Edward Hurst Evelyn Huston Betty jackson Clark Jackson Doria Jacob Moselle Jacobs George Johnke Donald Jennings La Rue Jenson Rosebud Jimes Betty Johnson Dorothy Johnson Helen Johnson Ruby Johnson Wanda Johnson Bob Jones E. J. Jones Jackie Joy Jones Mary Jones Molly Jones Ruth Jones Geraldine Jordan Milton Kaiser Morris Kaminsky Maile Kapui Adelene Kaufman Rebecca Keathley Harry Kelso Alfred Kester Jimmy Kishi Winnie Fay Kilgore Johnnie Lee Kinchloe Mabel King Marie King Bill Kilpatrick Helen Kirkpatrick Iva Knight .- -i1......M Raymond Knight Edwin Kolb Otto Konetski Wiley Koonce Theresa Kopecinski Dorothy Kopceky Gus Koschzmy Edward Kowis Jack Kramer Bill Krell Gus Krell Joyce Kuhn La Verne Ladig Charles Lake Lora Mae Lamb Robert Lamb Dorothy Mae Lambert Lee Lange Dorothy Lanrnan Louis Lasher Melvin Latham Wanda Laws Weldon Ledbetter Eugene Lee Ethel Levy Bobby Lewis Kathryn Lewis Margaret Lewis Kenneth Lindow Harold Linton Joyce Loggins Raymond Long Temple Looney Christine Lopes Fredda Love Donna Ruth Lovejoy Maxine Lovejoy Irene Loyless Bernice Luce Verna Lund Lois Lynch Margaret Mary Maack Edith Maddox Margaret Maddy Raymond Mahaffey Grace Maida Jack Marshall Barnett Martin Lorene Martin Mildred Martini Dorothy Matlock John McCasland Mary McCasland Irene McConnell Elsie McCune E. 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McCurdy Helen McKeehan Billy McKenzie Pat McMichael Lester McTaggart Reba Mead Herman Mechler Norma Mechler Mildred Meineke Georgia Meisner Ruth Nielson Alice Mielsch Quinlan Millender Cordell Miller Earl Miller Mercedes Miller Louise lxlilliean Bobby 'Mitchell .lenn Mitchell Otto Mirrag Seltha Ivlirtelstaedt Arthur llonaghan XX'ilma Moody Juanita Moore Naomi fvloore Jeannette Nlorgan Helen Nlorris Floyd Morris Frank Morrison Georgia bflae Nlorrissey Lucille Morse Henry Lee Nloss Clara Mrosko Anna Nlullen -I, XY, Munlae Helen Murphree Sydney Nagar Rolah Nishet Georgia Nlae Norcross Buddy Norris Olin Nunn Dorothy 0'Brien Jessie Mae Qgg Ronald Chsfeldt Miriam Crmerod Charles Uujesky Doris Gwen Bernice Cwens Allene Parchman Helen Parker Lavonne Parker Mickey Parks Lural Parten Charles Patronella Helen Payne Warren Pech Wayne Pedigo ' Vernon Penick La Verne Perkins Ethel Perry Maxine Peters Milus Peters Doris Peyey Lucille Phillips Mary Nell Pierce Iona Pierson Robert Pintsch Winston Pitts joe Pleclger Peggy Pleclger Katheryn Poe Vernon Poerschke Virginia Pohl .M Frances Polka Kenneth Pol:in lvlary Jane Pond Thelma Post Frances Poston Thomas Powell XYelton Prewit Ted Pritchett Betty Puddy Charlene Pullen Bartell Purnell Thelma Purnell Rhetta Purvis Dottie Quinn Robert Raden: Raymond Raschke Marie Rather Evelyn Ray Mildred Recane Doris May Reddick Nephi Redman Harry Reed Paul Reed Betty jane Repp Elmer Reynolds Donald Richardson Mary Helen Richardson Mary Ruth Richardson Charles Ricke Myrtis Ricks William Riemenschneider Buddy Roberts 1 Joyce Robinson Lawrence Robinson Munroe Rochester Willie Roesler Jimmy Rogers Lincoln Roman Bolen Rose Ima Lee Ross Doris Mae Rowell Edgar Ruppert Doris Rush Doris Ann Rydell Frankie Samoheyl William Sanders Lewis Sarao Beth Saxer Fred Schellhouse Beatrice Shever Allen Schiller Catherine Schmidt Harriett Schmidt Jeannette Schrieber Dorothy Jean Schuhmann Elton Schultz Mildred Schultz Vertna Schultz Lawrence Schumacher La Wanda Schwalenberg Jack Schwartz Juanita Schwatka Glenn Scott Winfrey Scott Bernard Scotty James Scgrcst Louis Scitlcrt Bairhzirzi Sessions Frances Shofncr Ted Sicgmund Henry Silverstein Lilly Silwedel Arline Simmons Roy Simmons Edward Simms Cornelia Simpson Margaret Simpson Roberta Simpson Janet Sinclair Tom Sinclair La Verne Skeen Pete Slaughter Billie June Smith Daisy Smith Doris jean Smith Eleanor Smith Harriette Smith Herbert Smith Jeanne Smith Roy Smith Arthur Snell Betty Snodgrass Mildred Snowden Finley Soule Hubert Sowell Tom Spencer Frances Stacey Bertha Mae Staine Ross Staine Edith Stephens V. A. Stewart Catherine Stieglitz Marguerite Stulting Bob Sullivan Hugh Sweatt Paul Swirsky William Tarak Gladys Tart Bill Taylor June Templeman Anna Ruth Tewes O. E. Thayer Rosalie Thomas Amelia Thompson Binford Thompson joy Thompson Norman Thompson Wilbur Thorpe Catherine Thrasher Harold Tirrell Rosie Torregrossa Leona Trahan Anna Mae Troll Harry Troy Mary Aileen Turner Minnie Lee Turner Johnnie Valcik Mary Frances V etuski .iM Hazel Vincent Frank Vocclka Jimmy XN'ade Dorothy XVaechtcr Joyce XVaegner XVillia1n NVaggcncr Darline XN'agner Jack XVagncr Roland NVaguespack Herbert NVahlberg Philip Wlahlberg Dorothy XVakeiield Elizabeth Wallace Kenneth XX7alrod Joyce XV alters William VVare Martha Ann Warren Doris Lee Watson Claud Weatherford Rose Merle Weatherford Billy Webb Robert Weigel Raymond Wells Genevieve Wharton Elton Whisenhunt Marjorie White Eddie Wiesner Doris Wiggins Edwin Wilburn Charlotte Wilcoxson Gabbert Wilder Hubert Wilder '3' Effie Mare Willard Edith Willborg Irene Willborg La Velle Williams Sammy Williams Shirley Williams Louise Williamson Harloth Wilson Jane Wilson Mary Ann Wilson Joyce Winning Jimmie Wommack Mary Jane Woodburn Leonard Woods Doris Wottrich Juanita Wright Doris Mae Wunderlich Ruby Estelle Wyatt Gloria Wynne Richard Wynne Ray Yarbrough Dorothy Yoakum Vernon York Ray Young Ruth Marie Young Nella Zachary Jessie Zeigler Imogene Zert Carl Zischang C. W. Zwerneman Calendar of Memories f f f SEPTEMBER l6ff Flash Antoine he was knowed as in 18-Oh. dear! Back to the salt mines. 19-New program rearranged. Have you an aspirin? 20-Barbers Starve as Bronze Bulldogs Ref turn Bald from Bayside. 21-Students decide to make out Christ' mas shopping lists. 22-Football season starts with Thomas leifersonz goody. goody, we won! 29 Came with Austin High. Austin. Texas. Goody. we nearly won! OCTCBER 3 Student Body chooses yell leader for the year. 6-Bulldogs trek to Dallas for Adamson game: xve'll skip the score! 13-Lincoln QRedD Roman gained district scoring lead in Conroe game. 16-Senior class officers elected. Z1-Austin Mustangs kick up hooves at Bulldogs. 22-Students still counting days till Christ' mas. NOVEMBER 23-Thanksgiving 24-Public Speaking Banquet-more fun! 25-Last football game-Ch, well, we tried anyway. 26--Football Banquet-Red Coats chase grid heroes and vice versa. 27-Safety Week proclaimed. 28-Only 27 more shopping days till Christmas. 30-Thanksgiving KNO, you're not seeing doublej. DECEMBER 15-Music Festival. I6-San Jacinto Debate Tourney. Ladies and gentlemen. BlafBla-H 17-Rogers carries his tongue in a sling. 23-Fallen arches, bunions, and corns ap' pear as we do our Xmas shopping. 24-Santa Claus is Coming to Town. 25-Santa Claus is in town. 26-Santa Claus left town with a nervous breakdown! 31-My, how tempus has fugitfed! JANUARY 1-New Years' Resolutions Made. 2-It's Leap Year, too. Up 'n' at 'em, girls! 5'-6-Basketball players reach quarterfinals in Livingston Meet. 10-Bang! Smash! And another New Year's resolution is broken. 17-Cityfwide Student Life Federation Meet at Reagan-Pappy Holcombe swings out. 25'-Guess we'd better start studying for that Algebra 4 final. 30-Why didn't we study harder? FEBRUARY 2-Second term-We sign up for Alf gebra 4 again. 7-Students rob penny banks. CWTW hits town tofmorrow. 8-Favorites take their bow at the Pen' nant Frolic. 940-Whew! The air's too hot for Februf ary. Must be the Annual Reagan Speech Tourney. 15-I-Ii-Y Invitation Cage TourneyfOh boy! I want the redfheaded one in the purple shorts! za-- MARCH IL. S., Professor, How Could You? Any guy who'd run from three girls is- well .... Skeefbeep, vo-deofdo, tra la. etc. Mr. Turner holds his Track Stunt Show. Midnight oilfburners rewarded. Ad' mitted to National Honor Society. RCTC presents three onefact plays. Audience gets triplefleature paralysis. li-Miss Clampitte's gym girls display terpsichorean ability at Scottish Rite Cathedral. 16-What color Easter outfit shall I buy, 19 blue and dusty pink, or dusty pink and blue? The shellout-a buck to nominate ye Maye Queene. 22-Reaganites in Hog's Heaven. A E5 M's in town! 23-Choral Department sings home the bacon from Huntsville. 24-The year's biggest fashion show- Easter! 26M-Vwfe learn Who's Who Among Rea' gan Oratorsu when speech ranking begins. 27-Wommack: Which crown do you think looks best on me, Mother? 30-We have a good ole gossip session at the Red Coat Bridge Party. APRIL 1 3 School CApril foollj A redfletter day in the Statesman office! The paper won again! 5-Knock! Knock! fOur kneesj City Meet's tonight! 8-Do I want to go to the Red Coat Starlit Prom? Buddy, you just got yourself a date! 9-No'm I don't know my Civics lesson. I listened to Brenda and Cobina last night. 12-We got one foot in the groove at the 13- Starlit Prom. We soak our feet and repent at leisure. 17-Shoot the mustard to me, john Boy. SLF members hold barbecue and dance. 21-We admire the San Jacinto Monuf ment and remember the glorious past. 23-Pomp and Circumstance and Stuff! We go to the May Fete . . . Oh blirhg Oh happineth! 25-The Spirit of Venus reigns at the 27- U. of H. reception. A bid to your graduation dance? Gee, thanks, kid! 30-We yawn and get our lessons and MAY 17 dream of june. -Senior play. 24-Senior picnic-Ring around the rosey: Pocket full of popcorn. peanuts, chewing gum, and soda water. 26-Baccalaureate-brings forth brainy banter by big wigs. 28-Commencement - The beginning of the end. 30-Class Night-It was a tough Hght, but I made it! 31-Senior Prom-Last swing and last fling. M-Penny Penelope Pennant, a Sweet Gal Graduate. unior Class f f f Nelson Duller ..... Lucille Musgrave .... Maribell Spiller .... Ruth Steinhoff.. Betty Jo Lewis. . Claude Brown .... O. W. Bogard .... Harold Read Jeanne Boyd Edward Collery Betty Echols Nelle Oliver Dorothy Tubb Floyd Medford Jimmy Love Irene Berryhill Officers Home Room Representatives Claude Browne Adele Chalupnik Mary Louise Eckman Ruth Steinhoif Patsy Hayes Marie O'Brien Averile Knigge Betty Io Lewis Martin McLain . ..... President . . . .VicefPresident . . . . . . .Secretary . . .Treasurer ..........Reporter SergeantfatfArms .........Sponsor Rosemary Goodman Lucille Musgrave Mary Frances Frank Akin Johnnie Smith Arnold Dyson Mattie Sue Price Carrie Patterson Jackie Westmoreland Mollie Beaty Dorothy Beaulieu Charlie Becan Betty Jane Bell Jack Bell Edith Bennecl-ce Lanette Bernier Irene Berryhill Henry Best Lillian Bishup Dolgus Binford Jack Blankenship Dale Bleike Pat Blissard Dorothy Blum Robert Bobo Alfred Boelsche Etta Mae Boggs Howard Bogle Royce Bounds Bobby Bowers Betty Boyd Jeanne Boyd Theodora Boyd Margaret Elizabeth Bracey Earl Bradley Frank Brady Thomas Bragden Fred Brashear Harriet Bratton John Braunagel Iva Jean Braselton Corrine Brindley J. C. Brooks Jim Broussard Bernice Brown Claude Brown George Brown Henry Brown Jack Brower Mildred Brownell Frances Brunson Mary Louise Buescher John Buechuer Dorothy Buhler it 1 i 1 -my xevwv vw Y Qt :sf f - fl i if it L, et .11 iii Aff 'B - i X A X Y X Q St NF' 5 x W .T . l .. 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Pete Crowns Jimmie f f f Jimmie Wommack was crowned Queen of the May at Reagan April 23, by Pete Slaughter, as 2000 spectators Watched the zmnuul entertainment held on the school campus. ' wxYx'QbKm,WNaYNkKwmNNhKkKN 6' wma. wdwwxmwvwx we Z 2- Z 5. . ueen of the May f f f Adelene Kaufman and Pat McMichael escorted the royal couple to their 1940 throne as May Pole dances, water pageants, and prize fights added color to the Spring Festival scene. fs? efvvufuefo O ox?-96 Q f M' 15559K Vx wie- Pa R ,S f vw x f ' k K Q14 X X,-N Q 1'f,.s'5 Jym, f? :hlhh A '.gU,lH1f,n1' L Q ii ,W x BM-LAIS-ARE 1 g M0 GOOD., I A ,933 09 Xwws f-X WN Q M X 0Q.0ysQY X XJ l Q I Q rl - ' J 1 TI' , QV f 4 a , 75 'W Q' EW N W X -..f-f A-2 X H Q A ,Ax RQWCARNEGIEX0! Fi?-qlu.Lf1fi f'Gl muy fx 46 :Li E M mf QW'lff, ,J L Gzzdlf' 3 ,MV X f ' Hiiiv LJMiA i.fT'f'W :Lal lr ll' WIQI Rib MX: Xu N Q' WN , ff , EW y f'u WT My 'U 1 11' JVM ff KL E . pyf?lIM'w:'Ub ,, My X ,LX ,,. 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My J ,Lt 'lf - er' A X f--, '- , , ' v f' fag? ,z U, 1 -f-if w' -?'4f'f'f, Ni 'J f 3 1 , Left to right: Mrs. Harriet Godley, Co-sponsor: Harold Alhart, Lois Arnold, Frances Bagnell, Eleanor Balko, Mary Elizabeth Baxter, De Lores Black, Rutha Lee Blackburn, Betty Jo Brady, Joyce Burger, Dorothy Buvinghausen, June Curtis, Mavis Davis, Patty Davis, Jimmie Fraychinaucl, Martha Fuqua, Edwin Gaustad, VVilson Green, Bonnie Jeane Grissom, Helen Halverton, Peggy Harder, Warren Higginhotham, Inez Hoffmeister, Clayton Holmes, Helen Johnson, Molly Jones, Milton Kaiser, Adeline Kaufman, Mabel King, Dorothy Kopecky, La Verne Ladig, Ethel Levy, Temple Looney, Donna Ruth Lovejoy, Reba Mead and Betty Boyce. Charles Adams Mary Suclie Alderson Joyce Alessandra Maurice Andrews Naomi Bang Gilbert Barnes Iris Allene Bautsch Jean Boyd Jane Campbell Margaret Chapman Freddie Cooper Mildred Cott Helen Cummings Nelson Duller Arnold Dyson Betty Echols Mary Louise Eckman Margie Fluellefn Mary Elizabeth Francis De Lores Frey Class of 1941 Elinor Garvey Geraldine Gay Patsy Hayes Richard Hodges Joe Houghton Muriel Hurd Jay James Joan Keister Franklin Knolle Betty Joe Lewis Allan Jane Lowther Marilyn Machacek Shirley Maness Marie Matsumoto Verlla Mitchell Lucille Musgrave Fred Nash Margaret Missle Nelle Oliver Louise Painter Clficers-Fall Term Harry Reed . . . President Mary Elizabeth Baxter ....... Vice President Miriam Ormerod Secretary ational Honor Joyce Paschal Kerry Patterson Mattie Sue Price Dyloris Quade Shirley Purdum John Rundell Roderic Smith Maribel Spiller Irwin Stein Ruth Steinhofl Billy Tabola Murphy Thibodeaux William Tisinger Charles Trammell Dorothy Tubb Marilyn Van Valkenburgh Mignon Voss Cloyce Walker Harrison Weygandt Dorothy Witt -ag-muuv-eww - 3,5 gg' ' 'A IR wi -1- 'R New if if 1-sf 4 1 1' A-3, ., Ni' ' A -Q h , 1' ' i 3, 6, 'V' iii Ki' , 1 A 91- ' . ' ' A Y 'W -cz- .2 1, Q A. A X13-V ' nvwipyr. x1 t i i .. A ,,,',g . , Nz- . ' fl . - 1, . N' fc I X fy ' ' x A . V -5 1. -s f . 1 1 1 2- 1. et .2 e f -vs --.A-. -.ai 9 -fu Y , ' . ' 5 K i i' '1' 1 L... .f 1 W we fe- . y .. v X' ' wr, 3, , fM -'a OW? 'Z-21 .Q . J., ' T f ' ' -f, . Officers-Spring Term M Q S I Eddie Gaustad ....... President Q Philip XVahlberg.Vice President ' ....... - - .1 . Joyce X inning Secretary 5, xi 3 .5 Ne w ,, 1' Q, .-, f Y ' vi it S A .4 9 rfffixj 3 f A ,, yi , ,, gi Left to right: Irene McConnell, Margaret Maddy, Georgia Meisner, Georgia Mae Bforrissey, Helen Murphree, Robb Nisbit, Miriam Ormerod, Helen Payne, Doris Pevey, Lucille Phillips, Charlene Pullen, Bartell Purnell, Mildred Recane, Harry Reed, Joyce Robinson, Jimmy Rogers, Ueth Saxer, Harriett Schmidt, llernaril Scotty, Roberta Simpson, Janet Sinclair, Tom Sinclair, Catherine Thrasher, Mary Aileen Turner, Minnie Lee Turner, Johnie Valcik, Philip XYahlberg, Rose Merle VVeatherforfl,i' Hubert NVilrler, La Velle XVilliams, Sammy XVilliams, Joyce XVinning, Jimmie VVommack, Juanita 'NVright, Ray Young, and R. H. Xvilliams, Sponsor. Society f f f The National Honor Society Honor, the byfword of civilization, has been for centuries the most precious possession of mankind, but national honor has always been preconceived and dedicated to the convenf ience of its interpretation by individual nations. However, in 1919 national honor was given a new meaning and dedicated to a new cause. The principals of secondary schools of the United States discovered that the best place to foster national honor is in the public schools and to that end organized the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. The purpose of this society is to encourage high standards of scholarship combined with leadership, service, and character. In accordance with these principles, John H. Reagan, became one of 5000 schools to have a National Honor Society Chapter, on April 8, 1935. Since that time, this society has been sponsored by R. H. Williams, principal, and Mrs. Harriet Godley, Bert McBride . . . Student Council f f f -, f hw-3954 ' 'f . 6 fl 4 f I Zi' ' aj! if if f ' 2 1, ggi JW M7 f J 'rel ff, f f J,4tqy:,::pf.,,:..., , - f M ., .,. ,. ,, W1 If 4 ff : f-'-- -E.,,f- A K ,, 22. A , , -- 7 V V: f f .' V , 'L ,g , -f ,Mya - , A ,gy ' ,L V I - rf- f.-2: 'wr' ----. .f ,mi ,, f ,i 4 '. .WW .- yfairggfif - 1 ff ,,,,h,:s ,,,.,,:,-s,,,,,m,,,-,ff -. 5 , , X f 4,-, 'yy 451 Sponsored by R. H. Williams, principal, the Student Council is composed of presidents of all school organizations and the president and secretary of all classes. Purpose of the organization is to promote coordination among the students and to assist in school management. Membership Harry Reed .... ...... P resident Pat McMichael. . . . . .Vice President Lucille Phillips. . . ...... Secretary Jimmy Rogers Jimmie Wommack Nelson Duller Maribel Spiller Alice Hayes Muriel Howell Leroy Bates Martha Fuqua Johanna Muller Warren Higginbotham William Saunders Charles Holcomb Mavis Davis Robb Nisbet Joe Houghton Earl Bradley Cornelius Taylor Adeline Kaufman Boyd Atkinson Hubert Wilder Pete Slaughter Kenneth Lindow Claude Weatherford Joyce Alessandra Margie Blanco LaVerne Skeen Sammy Williams Helen Kazilas Jim Tom Gaston Arnold Pyson Billy Webb Eddie Gaustad Raymond Coons Harry Troy A , 131' ,Q XNW ii jyf -may-f ,Q I lint, r- 'Ci 'x,.,,Vi: if it 1 Lt. '- s g. EL' I 3-,ii . H A,Lb-,... V. Y- MR-? '4f,1.f'g5g:5waw1'- '- I g .wir ff! i t 1 ': : .fr- is Q .,, , :1 N X: ' raw- ,- I- at ...b -lffw -. ,of ww-A ,fwfr L - Senior Council f f f Cfficers jimmy Rogers . . ........ ....... P resident Eddie Gaustad ..... .... V ice President Jimmie Wommack . . . ...... Secretary Bernice Uwens . . . . . . . . .Treasurer Betty Boyce .... ......... R eporter Pete Slaughter . . . . . .Sergeantfz1tfArms R. H. Williams... ........Sponsor Senior Home Room Representatives Eugene Boriski Ples Kennerly Harriet Schmidt Mavis Davis Ethel Levy iegvefne Skffgffll ' Martha Fuqua Earl Miller Phifpugygilbgigng Margaret Hosek Helen Murphree Edith Wilborg ' Lee Howell Lawrence Robinson Hubert Wildci' as sites . Student Life Federation f f f ,QQ fpiiiqwx ,la . ,.., .. X K M'i7if1:sPf':-N -.f- 1 -J:-,, , hh he 5 fi 5, it 4' 3 4.414 .Q ,M pan ',' zu n f - 1.-f a.: W.-T. 4,5 - 7 3315 a. -,, .Ka f. Y Www- , .rr . ' if Purpose of the Student Life Federation, organized two years ago by J. Q. Webb, director of Houston senior high schools, is to promote fellowship among the seven schools. Led by J. R. Holcomb, the Reagan chapter is composed of representative students from all school organizations. Principal activities for the year included regular morning meetings, a cityfwide meeting at Reagan in January followed by a dance in the auditorium, and a barbecue and dance at Camp Beaty in April. Reagan members include: Jimmy Rogers George Knetsar Eddie Gaustad Lloyd Harveson LaVerne Skeen LaVelle Williams Jimmie Wommack Harry Reed Marilyn Van Valkenburgh Shirley Purdum Helen Halverton Mary Louise Eckman Billy Webb Laurel Lee Marjorie Fluellen George Fox Charlotte Lamar Herbert Antoine Lamar Byrd Lucille Phillips Lucille Musgrave Maribel Spiller Floyd Medford Nelson Duller Jay James Pat McMichael Milton Kaiser Robb Nisbet Patsy Hayes Phillip Wahlberg J. R. HOLCOh1B Reagan director . The Pennant f f f Upper center-Marilyn Heflin and jane Bryan, art editors. with Betty Boyce, club editor, and Harvey Cherry, sports editor. Left center-LaVelle Williams, assistant editor. and Eddie Gaustad, editor. Right center-Jimmie Wommack, circulation manager, Woodrow Watts, faculty business manager, Lois Arnold, student business manager, and Lee Howell, advertising manager. Lower center-Martha Fuqua, class editor, Miss Roma Ann Scott. sponsor, Mary Aileen Turner, layfout editor, and Patricia Davis, assistant advertising manager. Rutha Lee Blackburn, literary editor, and William Sanders, photographer, are not in the pictures. Expressing appreciation for the cooperation extended us by faculty and student body alike. Happy that it was our privilege to present the twentyfnfth Reagan yearbook, the HSilver jubilee annual. Hoping that you like the book as much as we enjoyed presenting it to you. THE STAFF. . The Statesman f f f Right top-Harry Reed and LaVelle Williams, each editor for a semester, with Quinlan Millender, feature writer, and Miss Roma Ann Scott, sponsor, look over this year's issues of the Statesman in preparation for the Senior Issue, May 17. Left center top-Members of the ad' vertising staff, Bill Douglas and Mavis Davis with Warren Higginbotham, business manager, and Dorothy Tubb, advertising manager, check up on ac' counts. Left center bottomgReporters and columnists get into a group to show off their Hnewsy countenancesu in the following order: Herbert Smith, Betty Adele Chalupnik. Right bottom-Bill Ferrell, sports edif tor, and Harvey Cherry, reporter, plan the sports layfout for a spring issue. Among the fifteen reporters not shown in the pictures is Rutha Lee Blackburn, Society editor. Truly a daily part of the school lives of all staff members, the Statesman grew in size this year to a six and eight page paper, winning AllfTexas at the Texas High School Press Association in December, placing first with the Interscholastic League Press in South' east Texas for the fourth consecutive year, and winning First Honor Rating-Excellent with the National Scholastic Press. At the State I.L.P.C. convention in Austin, May 3 and 4, La Velle Williams won first in the state in headline Writing and Quinlan Millender placed fifth in feature writing. Bill Douglas was elected next yearss president of the I.L.P.C. Boyce, Ethel Levy, Betty johnson, , Bartell Purnell, Jeanette Moi'gan, and f af Z . Future journalists Initiate Members f f f Ye Shall Know the Truth and the Truth Shall Make You Free. Qfficers ,W by Vifarren Higginbotham President Betty Boyce ..... Vice President Lois Arnold ......... Secretary Bartell Purnell ...,... Treasurer George Harrell ,... . . .Reporter Miss Roma Ann Scott Sponsor iifi With the acceptance of 18 journalism students at the Spring Initiation, the Reagan Chapter of Quill and Scroll boosted its active membership to 36 members. The year 1940 marks the fourth anniversary of Reagan's securing a charter for a chapter of the national honor society for high school journalists. Accepted into membership of Quill and Scroll are only those students of junior and senior standing who have no lower than a B average and who have done outstanding work in some phase of journalism. Present active members at Reagan include: Warren Higginbotham, Dorothy Tubb, Betty Boyce 7 Bill Ferrell, Lois Arnold, Dorothy Crafton, Bartell Purnell, Betty Jane Bell, Kathryn Poe, Harry Reed, Ethel Levy, Delores Frey, Donald Richardson, La Velle Williams, Mavis Davis, Harvey Cherry, Constance Chookas, Rutha Lee Blackburn, Bill Douglas, and Alice Marion Dennard. Adele Chalupnik, George Harrell, Fred Maxwell, Helen Johnson, Martha Babbitt, Quinlan Milf lender, Jeannette Morgan, Betty johnson, Elton Whisenhunt, LaVerne Ladig, Genevieve Wharton, Thelma Post, Virginia Blair, Harriette Smith, Louise DeWoody, and Mabel King. . . Extempo f f f Old Man Mose f Pappy Holf combj Two fairfhaired boys bring home the bacon CLloyd Harveson and Shirley PurdumD The bacon fBill Taylorj All right, so we ain't neatf Now you can see how it's done fSam McCoy and Joyce Harvef sonj The two sirens-Brenda and Co' bina Uoyce Burger and Shirley Rowellj He shows 'em how it's done QWilliam Newtonj Earl Warner smiles'l for his public. Its fleece was white as snow. fLucille Aldridgej That's pretty good, Johnny, but that's not the way we heerd it. fliddie Gaustadj That's what we keep tellin' 'em down at the office-fNeva Bag' getty Activities of the Extempo Club Many tournaments were participated in by the Extempo Club. Among these tournaments were: Waco Speech Tournament-February 2f3. Boys' Declamation- Lloyd Harveson won first place, and George Fox won second place. Boys' Extemporaneous Speech- Shirley Purdum won first place. and Herbert Antoine won second place. Reagan Speech Tournament-February 9f1O. Boys' Extemporaneous Speech- Shirley Purdum won first place. Herbert Antoine won second place, and Eddie Gaustad won third place. Corsicana Speech Tournament-February 24. Boys' Declamation- George Fox won second place. Boys' Extemporaneous Speech- Shirley Purdum won second place. Beaumont Speech Tournament-March 9. Boys' Declamation- Herbert Antoine won first place, and Bobby McNiell won third place. Girls' Declamation- Marilyn Van Valkenberg won first place, and Lucille Aldrich won third place. ' Boys' Extemporaneous Speech- Hubert Wilder won first place, and Shirley Purdum won second place. Girls' Exte mp oraneous Speech- Patsy Hayes won third place. City Meet-April 5. I Boys' Declamation- Herbert Antoine won third place. Girls' Declamation- Marilyn Van Valkenberg won Hrst place. Boys Extemporaneous Speech- Shirley Purdum won Hrst place. . Marches 011111 Hc's the onc! QHcrbert Antoincj Gettin' cxpcricncc fDorothy Tubbj Listless pair QFloyd lvlcdford and Frank Vocclkaj Plain la:iness, we call it QGcorgc Foxj Jes' pals fLeo Conrad and Bobby McNeillJ De mob QPublic Speaking Def partment on a picnic on the San Jacintoj What a nice couple! fBillie McKenzie and LaVerne Skeenj De t'ree muskateers QLloyd Harf veson, Eddie Gaustad and Herbert Antoinej Gut in the Cold Again QShirley Purdum and Ivlarilyn van Valkenf bergJ Aren't they cute7? fLucille Mus' grave and Maribel Spillerj Pooh, too peaceful! fEdith Helf and Frances Brunsonj At least someone studies fMattie Sue Price and Patsy Hayesj Activities of the Speech Forum The Reagan Speech Forum, composed of qualified members from J. R. Holcomb's speech classes, held regular meetings every second Thursday night. Its purpose was to promote extrafcurricular activities and to stimulate interest in speech work. At one of the meetings Frank Colby spoke on the Vocabulary. Later at the annual Thanksgiving Speech Banquet, Judge King spoke to those present on Life's Ambitions. Together with the Social Science Club, the Speech Forum heard the British Consul, Mr. Slaymaker, speak on The Present European War. An intrafmural declamation contest was sponsored by this forum. Frances Brunson and George Fox were the winners. Other activities included a picnic at San Jacinto R'ver and a beach party. Herbert Antoine, a member of this organization, represented the school in the Amer' ican Legion contest. He won first in city, first in regional, and placed third in state. R. HOLCOMB, Sponsor Reagan Thespians f f f a. Four dramatics clubs at oReagan, all under the supervision of Mrs. Vernon Johns Carnes, afford plenty of opportunity for future actors and actresses. These club members produce from 18 to 20 plays for special occasions to benet different school organizations during 'the school year. Elizabeth Alford Luster Allen Evelyn Bahr Doris Barabash Ellen Beaty Mollie Beaty Delores Black Rutha Lee Blackburn Margie Blanco Dorothy Block Virginia Boggs Yvonne Bownds Jack Bradley Betty Brailsford Lucille Brashear Jeanne Burke Charley Burnett Jane Ellen Bryan Jack Clarkson Mavis Davis Lois Dealy Maidee Jane Dixon Bill Douglas George Elrod W. B. Eubanks Members Vera French Aubrey Fry Ervin Gladwin Chester Green Peggy Harder Helen Halverton Lloyd Harveson Warren Higginbotham Charles Holcomb Charles Holliday Lee Howell Mary Helen Hooper Margaret Hosek Katherine Hurley Jackie Joy Jones Averil Knigge Otto Knitze Bill Krell Mary Ola Lernmons Kathryn Lewis Bill Lysscomb Billie McKenzie Jean Mitchell Georgia Mae Norcross Bernice Cwens Lavonne Parker Everet Lee Petrick Buster Phille Mildred Plank Peggy Pledger Raymond Raaskle Marie Rather Betty Jane Repp John Rundell Dorothy Jean Schuhmann Juanita Schwatka Ted Siegmund Lilly Silwedel Frances Stacey Marguerite Stulting June Ternpleman Harry Troy Jack Wagner Joyce Walters Rose Merle Weatherford Elton Whisenhunt Doris Wottrich LaVelle Williams Jimmie Wommack Marilyn Van Valkenburg Vernon York . Reagan Dramatists f f f ' fi - Rosemary Kubricht Plays Presented During 19594940 Members Three's a Crowd ......,... . . .R.G.T.C. ' Al B b Vwfhen Mother Went Away .... .... R .G.T.C. Joyce essandra O Jones, Roy Barnett Helen Kazilas Full Circle ............... . . .R.O.T.C. Sammy Barton ples Kennerly More Blessed ...... .... C hristmas Edith BCUHCCM The Forgotten Man ............... Thanksgiving Wheels ................ Auditorium Safety Play Professor, How Could You. . . Be Home by Midnight .... The Great Allowance .... A Scream in the Dark .... Mansions ............... At the Stroke of Twelve Blood Ties ............. Wild Hobby Horses .... Pros and Cons ...... Girls Will Be Girls... Truant Husband .... .Speech Department .....P.fT.A. ...P.fT.A. .....P.fT.A. Contest Play .Senior Class .Senior Class .Senior Class Drama Dance .Rotary Club .Rotary Club Dorothy Block Betty Boyd Jack Bradley Raymond Brown Robert Carmical Dorothy Grafton Delores Dienst Cullen Duato Wilbur Elkins Mary Margaret Bstabrook Maxine Fahr Rena Fox Nancy Fry Preddye Glenn Donita Griffin Dorothy Joplin Pearl john Irene Fayliss Aljean Meece Milford Miller Betty Jo Moore Marvin Patterson Frankie Samoheyl Lawrence Schumacher Jack Schwartz Sammic Sue Smith Dorothy Tubb Hazel Vincent Jimmie Wzlde Norman Ward Daisey Vxfarncr Claude Wcatliei'ford Billy Webb Marjorie Wliite A , W ft 9 win? 4 , 9 4 f A f A, 2',-Q . f ...W ,s3,,f554tvk. 1.9. . .f1,efwfsg!'u:. :-.1 .: -fG3ts: 1'te'fm3-S f 5-, k4'tVf 2' W Y A i Ai ' '54 sc , fc ri' 5 , f, F f Charles Adams Susie Creve Marie Rather VVanda Tunnell Lina Carter Muriel Howell Harry Reed Phillip Wahlberg Victor Cox Max Kaminsky Jimmy Rogers Hubert Wilder Alice Goldsmith Margaret Maddy Paul Swirsky Hollis Frazer, Sponsor . The Debate Club f f f The debate squad participated in speech tournaments during the year with the following results: San Jacinto High School, December 19, 1939--Hubert Wilder and Homer Brown with Max Kaminsky and Charles Adams, first in the B division. Austin, Texas, January 13, 1940-Philip Wahlberg and Jimmy Rogers first in boys' debate. Margaret Maddy and Lina Carter-second in girls' debate. Max Kaminsky-first in extempore speech. Reagan High School, February 10, 1940-Philip Wahlberg and Hubert Wilder-first in boys' debate. Alamo Heights High School, San Antonio, February 16, 1940-Hubert Wilder and Victor Cox-Hrst in boys' debate. Yoakum, Texas, February 25, 1940-Philip Wahlberg and Max Kaminsky-first in boys' debate. lvlargaret Maddy and Lina Carter-second in girls' debate. Lamar Junior College, Beaumont, March 5, 1940-Margaret Maddy and Lina Carter- second in girls' debate. City Meet, April 1f2, 1940-Jimmy Rogers and Charles Adams-tied by Sam Houston High for second in boys' debate. U I 1 A Lina Carter and Margaret Maddy--second in girls debate. Lamba Sigma Alpha f f f ur, S. , -,,',,:f, fr Q as American Legion Honor Society f f f Johnnie Valcik ..... Harold Alhart ..... Jimmie Wommack ... Arnold Dyson. . . Harry Reed .... Officers lFall Term, 19391 Officers tSpring Term, 19401 ......President Robb Nisbet. . . . . . . ... . . . . .President . .Vice President Jimmie Wommack .... ..... V ice President . . . . . . Secretary Mary Elizabeth Baxter. . . . . . . . . .Secretary SergeantfatfArms Nelson Duller ...... . . .SergeantfatfArms . .... Reporter Harry Reed .... . . . .......... Reporter Sponsor ...... .... M rs. Byrd W. Greekmore Membership Harold Alhart, Mary Elizabeth Baxter, Nelson Duller, Arnold Dyson, Erma Lee Ellison, Norma Lee Ellisor, Mary Francis, Eddie Gaustad, Minalee Gibson, Frank Gore, Peggy Harf der, Irving Harris, Alice Hayes, Gladys Kopecky, Bobby Moore, Willizim Moore, Agnes Moser, Lucille Musgrave, Robb Nisbet and Margaret Nissle. Grover Noonan, Bobby Reed, Harry Reed, Dell Sheftall, Johnnie Valcik, Edith Willborg, and Jimmie Wommack. 1- The HifY Club The Reagan Hi-Y this year sponsored a football banquet, football dance, Older Boys' Conference at San Antonio, basket- ball tournament. Sponsored by Cecil XValters, the officers include Arnold Dyson, presidentg Billy XVilson, vice-presidentg 'XVilbur Thorpe, secretary-treasurer. Arnold, who served as president of the Houston Hi-Y Clubs, will attend the National Hi-Y Congress at Oberlin, Ohio Iune 20, as a representative of the Hous ton chapters. The Salesmanship Club Members of the Salesmanship Club, sponsored by Woodrow Watts, salesman- ship instructor, aided in selling Pennant subscriptions this year. Officers include: Sammy Williams. Raymond Elliot.. Micky Parks ..... Chester Green.. . Charles Holcomb ....... . . . . ...President . .Vice President . . . . . . . Secretary . . . . ........ Treasurer .Sergeant-at-Arms The Photo Club 'Taking pictures for the Pennant and for Reagan's book of trophies and the estab- ishment of a dark room total group projects attempted by members of the Photo Club, under the direction of Miss Mary E. Campbell. Ofhcers include: Ioe Houghton .................. President Splaun Cooper. . . ...Vice President Otto Mittage. ., ....... Treasurer cc 'H Space to Carry a Sturdy Bow f f f Q, 1 -- ,L Mrs. Irma Huebner, Sponsor Dressed in attractive uniforms, shooting hearts and darts, the colorful Dianites have had an interesting contest with the Boy Scouts, a Valentine party with the R. C. T. C. officers, a Sports Day meet at Lamar, a ThreefWay Meet with Austin and San Jacinto. The year was topped off with an allfcity meet and the giving of annual awards. Heading this year's club as president was Lucille Phillips. She was assisted by Delores Frey as vice president, Mary E. Francis, secretary, Alice Goldsmith, treasurer, and Donita Griffin, reporter. The Dianite Club is made up of 25 members besides the five oilicers. Music Department Officers f f f JU? Charles Bickley Dot Quinn Roll Call Officer, Orchestra Secretary, Choral Club Helen Halverton Secretaryffreasurer, Girls' Glee Club William Sanders Concert Master, Orchestra 4 . S f R d , B d Milton Kaiser ergeam O ee S an Sergeant of Brass, Band ROY Simmons Secretary, Orchestra Adeline Kaufman Drill Master, Band ' ' ' 1 1 . President, Girls G ee C ub Mary Alleen Turner Treasurer, Choral Club Billy Webb ' Drum Major, Band VicefPresident, Orchestra Olin Nunn Lieutenant of Reeds, Band Doris Pevey Lieutenant of Brass, Band . Off Key-Or Was it the Record? f f 'Q . . Band and Crehestra f f f The Band, under the direction of Charles S. Lindsay, is one of the busiest organi- zations of the school. It played for all school football games, making a very colorful appear' ance on the football field. Last fall it accompanied the football team to Dallas and to Conroe. The band proved to be very popular with the junior high schools when it played for both Hamilton and Hogg. It has played for both the Fall and Spring Music Festivals, and won second division honors in the Regional Band Contest. During the year the orchestra has played for Hogg and Hamilton junior High School assembly programs. It played in both Fall and Spring Music Festivals and competed in the Regional Music Contest in Huntsville. The orchestra played also at many special audi' torium programs and assemblies. Members of the Music Department, students and faculty members, wish to express to Charles S. Lindsay their gratitude for his efforts and interest during the past six and one half years. Mr. Lindsay leaves this year to become vocal instructor at Sam Houston State Teachers' College at Huntsville. . . Vocal Divisions f f f 1 , The Girls, Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs Lillian Cooper, has sung at the Baptist Temple, for the Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, Tuesday Music Club, and Hogg Junior High Assembly. They have given programs at the Central Presbyterian Church and the Art Museum. They were the only high school glee club honored by the privilege of singing at the Art Museum. At both the Regional and National Vocal Contests the Girls' Clee Club carried away first division honors, the only school music group to do so. Under the direction of Charles S. Lindsay, the Choral Club has sung for the Heights Woman's Club, Bering Memorial Methodist Church, St. Marks Methodist Church, First Methodist Church, and for assembly programs. They gave a program at Heights Christian Church and Hogg Junior High School. They won first division honors in the Regional Vocal Contest and second division in the National Contest. Aside from performances before assembly and other school activity groups, the Boys' Clee Club appeared before such civic and religious groups as the Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, Y.M.C.A., a radio station, St. Mark's Methodist Church, and Grace Methodist Church. They placed in second division in the Regional and second division in the National Vocal Contest. They are directed by Ezell Murdock. The Clee Club Quartet became very popular at banquets, service clubs, and various school programs. They placed iirst in the State and first in the National Vocal Contest. -,3uuqp-v- YVilliani Sanders Dorothy Naylor Charles Casola Dorothy Clark Ernest XVeaver James Ansley Robert Sharp Adele House George Gilbert Ann Hollywood Carl Kesler Richard Parker Rosalie Peeples Carey Anderson Frank Avery Ray Ball Earl Bradley Harriet Bratton J. B. Bnmgardner Lamar Byrd Mavis Davis Nelson Duller Arnold Dyson Dan Fite Vernon Froehlick Carey Anderson Median Anderson Jack Anthony Clayton Ball Ray Ball Billy Bauer Alfred Boelsche Earl Bradley John Coleman Barney Collier George Courtney Murphy Curtis Molly Jones Billy XVebb Adele House Tommy Jean XVilliams Eva Mae Mabry Charles Bickley Elsie McCune XVilliam Sanders Martha Goldsmith Charles Becan George Miller Lyle Charbonneau Leroy Bates Oscar XVilkerson Olin Nunn XVayne Phillips Lourine Eberspacher Dick Stoker Ernest Bailey Elaine Hausendeufel Lillian Hajovsky Robert Breiger Jane Anderson Dell Ann Arant Doris Barabash Novilla Batson Alice Blackwood Etta Mae Boggs Mary Frances Brannon Doris Burton Ruth Cady Jody Chapin Lois Dealy Grace Ellen Denson Mairlee Jane Dixon Louise Duplantis Florence Durst Jeanelle Durst Bettye Eehols Orchestra liathlene Shelton Merle Ginn Norxna Lee Anunons Eilene lilouse Billy NVt-bb Frances l'oston Carl Greer Jaek l.enunon llarriet Roden Paul George Martha Goldsmith Lydia Ayey Yvonne Anderson Ruth Montgomery George Goelxels Molly J ones 'l'onunyJean XVilliains Cliarles liiekley tlsear XVilkerson lflsie Mciiune Geo.ge Miller Leroy Hates Uliu Nunn Ray Yarbrough lfloise Adains Rieliard llodges Choral Club lietty Jane Garrett Doris Hansen Elaine Hausendeufel Mildred Hellin Arthur Hunt Virginia lrvin Dorothy Johnson Milton Kaiser Ples Kennerly Harry Kiyel LaVelle Koch Boys' YVilliam Curtsinger Joe Daniels XValter Eyring Dan Fite Bill Franks Vernon Froehliek F. H. Fuchs Donald Gum Lloyd Suater George Henskel Arthur Hunt Doris Meyer Jack Rayfield Hugh Price Joe Pritchett Laraine Davidson Rayford Hibbard Billie Jean Clay VVinston Stahlin Virginia Irvin Adolph Chalupnik James Segrest Clayton Ball Melvin Close J. C. Brooks Margaret Hajovsky Ed Nelson Rosalie Stehlik Carl Greer 'Billy Schmidt Evan Gucker Ray Yarborough Eloise Adams Girls' Marjorie Fluellen Rena Fox Mary Francis Virginia Gillespie LaVernne Gillis Freddye Lou Glenn Mickey Gray Doris Greenwell Margaret Hallenherger Helen Halverton Dorothy Hough Virginia Irvin Mozelle Johnson Kelsie Mae Jones Ruth Jones Adelene Kaufman Phyllis Kendall NVilina Law l'lal Mcllride Lynn Rae Medford Robert Morris Grover Noonan Doris Pevey lletty l'uddy Charlene Pnllen Dot Quinn Florine Rauschenberg Dorothy Sawyer Glee Club Robbie Morris Raymond Hester VValter Hubbard Thomas Kenney Melvin Close Joe Lee Moore Hal McBride E. M. Parker Nephi Redman Tom Sawyer Lawrence Shumaker Band Doris Pevey Lloyd Addison Carl VVilliams Claude Burrows Richard Hodges John Scott Jack Shane Temple Looney Leanord Hays Thomas Joplin Hebert Stark Shirley Purdum Robert Feagan August Fredricks Splawn Cooper Milton Kaiser Claude Weiner Julia Avey Davis Schuller H. Swain Joe Humbarger VV. J, Sanders Glee Club Ina Knight Charlotte Lamar Maxine Lovejoy Mary Lou Magness Lola lX'lcCaslin VVauda Moore VValern Mounce Rosa Norris Bettie Orso Maxine Peters Betsy Poe Jacryuelyn Poe Kathryn l'oe Mary Jane .Pond lietty Nell Porter l-lelen Prince Dorothy Quinn llerbert Stark Shirley l'ul'diun August lfredricks Claude VV1.-iner l rank Teltschik Lee Howell lildon Pounds livan Burris Roy Simmons Carl Adams Cordell Miller Margaret Ilrnoks Johni Saxer Dorothy Jean Schnhmann VVinnifred Scherffius Jeannette Schreiber James Segrest LaVerne Skeen Doris Jean Smith Cornelius Taylor Mary Aileen Turner Shirley VVilliams Ray Yarbrough Vernon York Allen Schiller Davis Schular Billy Schmidt James Segrest H. J. Swaine XValton Tart Jack Freadxvay Jack Schwartz Harding Walters Paul Reid John VVatkins Mary Alderson Francis Hays Frank Teltschik Ray VVare Lee Howell Paul Montgomery Eldon Pounds Evan Burris George Rohrer Dallas Thacker Gene Duller Emmett Scott Lydia Avey Yvonne Anderson Roy Simmons Carl Adams Cordell Miller Bill Franks Margaret Brooks Jack VVright Harriet Roden Jean Reese Mary Ruth Richardson Dot Rose Gwendolyn Rous Marilyn Sclnnidt Jeanette Schreiber Dorothy Schuhmann June Smith Fannie Jo Snell Lilye llell Summerlin Margaret Tambarella Martha Ann Taylor Martha Tisdel Dorothy Viloechter Annie Lee Millions Maxine VVhite The Reagan Red Goats f f f S 'V .. ...Y 15I1f5Iiiiif55?1Zi2' ,L :a251a212.l1:af:1g.-' v,'1.1, . . V it 57' I - . ' ' 1135113213522 ' Efyfrltilvf' C512-. . - ---f-:sf-Q. ,5-.:4:- wi: ,1 :area-z-:4:414:f-W 1?'3Z352Q52iEzg:'e' , E 9 fi 2Qi1fi5Q52:e.:2e21.2i1-'55gfff' ' 3 g. , .1 g.ag.5:s:agg,:, . px. gf -.-gzzzgewg:---lvl'.-1 s,1.L-1-1f'E:E2Zz25E22 H , . H5251.afi2515i,52521'vi f'1 :'a'tLf11:1:z:25. ,. ,,,.,,, 1- .,,. ,-':1.2f.f:a:2:,:'LiS 2 if' fQ531i5i5i555i5E15f 11:5 i,zf 1l'?fl- 1',?5? 5:ziZ2.2:1ff I' ' ,V ,.'3 ',-:3:I:511,5,:f':, 1' .g. .,!. 'A2g?'-7' . if r '- E ,,V- i.i,.l', . ,,,, V dqzwm .. AIQIA :ggiiy w l Q , .IL ,, is-,f fp v I , M ----sign: 1-191 .l f 'A ' 2- Z:.ir.1-if f ?P? Q ? ii1 f' ' ' 1.. 1-15'-,.j,'lg5,Q1Ef3 , . 't Wsggyj, ::.?' 1 , - I ,, ' . ' 1,-3.4 ,V , ,mmf 5, -.fs ,: -, . . ,. v -.2 gag ,, Q. , , , ..,, V. f-ec, ,ga The Largest Group in the Largest School in the Largest Gity in the Largest State in the Greatest Nation of the World. Gfficers Drum Major .... Drum Master. . Assistant Drum Major. . . Assistant Drum Master. . Bugle Lieutenant ..... Drum Lieutenant ..... . . . .Helen Halverton . . . .Adeline Kaufman . . . . .Bernice Owens . . .... Beverly Everitt . . . . .DeLores Blaqk ...La Verne Ladig First Drill Lieutenant ...... Mary Helen Hooper Second Drill Lieutenant ......... Peggy Harder Snare Drum Sergeant .... Rutha Lee Blackburn Tenor Drum Sergeant.. Baritone Bugle Sergeant. . . . . . .Joyce Burger .Mary Jane Woodburn Tenor Bugle Sergeant ............ june Curtis Soprano Bugle Sergeant ...... Roberta Simpson Trumpet Sergeant ..... . . .Mary Aileen Turner President ...... ...... I immie VVommack Vice President. . . . .. Secretary ...... . Reporter . . . .Mary Elizabeth Baxter . . . .La Velle Williams . . . . . .Betty Boyce Mrs. Bernice Barker Gale, Sponsor . . Red Coats Dress Up for Daily Drill f Red Coat l. Drilled at all Reagan football 2. Sponsored a vice versa dance auditorium. Activities for 1939-1940 games. in the 1. Honored the football team with an- nual banquet. 4. Marched in the Santa Claus Parade. U. Staged formal Christmas Dance at Elk? Hall. 6. Drilled at the Shrine Ball. . . Corporals Pose With Flags f f f Dorothy Deacon Roberta Simpson Betty Io Brady Lucille Brashear Mary Aileen Turner Margaret Hosek Peggy Pledger Evelyn Huston Joyce Davis Catherine Thrasher Neva Baggett Catherine Lewis Irene McConnell Rebecca Keithly Ellen Beaty Joyce Winning Mildred Meineke Rosalie Thomas Frances Stacey Louise DeWoody' Honored new Red Coats with a vice versa dance. Held annual Came Party. Staged annual April Fools' program. Drilled at Alumni football game. Held Starlit Prom, the Spring formal, at the University Club. Held Initiation party for newly' initiated Red Coat members. Honored Senior members with a pic' nic at Galveston. All in the Life lf! Reserve Cflicers' Training Corps Bi Q :-- Q .gf JI A f y 0 if 'T 4 YI lf a s I i , lla 16' 'E 'Z W sf' X 3: X We Q v 1 X H 5 X L 'ri ff ' F i L QQ f ffff fff f fl' ff fa 4 i n x QQ -.-:ga 'V The Reagan Battalion f f f Official School Colors Designed by Lieutenant Colonel John L. Lee, the colors are in Maroon and White-the field of Maroon with his' torical meanings imposed thereon in White adopted from the records of the man for Whom Reagan High School was named, john H. Reagan. The star represents brilliant and unselfish service per' formed in behalf of the State of Texas in an official capacf ityg the Diagonal Bars represent service and devotion to the Confederate States of America as Postmaster General and other important postsg the Coat of Arms of the United States represents service in behalf of the United States as Senator and other important duties. Officers Reagan Battalion R.C.T.C. f f f 44 Major Boyd Atkinson Battalion Commander Georgia Meisner Battalion Sponsor Captain Edward Kowis Battalion Adjutant Fred Frenger First Lieutenant Albert Metzler Captain Daryl Tilley First Lieutenant Alvin Baxter Captain William Gatlin First Lieutenant Earl Call First Lieutenant John Frazee First Lieutenant Walter Eyring First Lieutenant Maurice Andrews Second Lieutenant Paschal Clarke Second Lieutenant Franklin Knolle Second Lieutenant Howard Martin Second Lieutenant William Obernour Second Lieutenant William McKay Second Lieutenant Raymond Delling Second Lieutenant Company UA f f f Company Commander .... .... C aptain Alfred Metzler Company Executive ........ ....... F irst Lieut. Earl Call First Platoon Commander .... ..... S econd Lieut. Paschal Clark Second Platoon Commander... ...Second Lieut. William Cbenour Sponsor .................. ............... D orothy Geyer 'lack Anthony Jay james Donald Crafton Jack Bell Arthur Griffin Leonard Mahaffey Douglas Scott Paul Alford jean Collins Jack English Calvin Holloman Talmadge jones J. R. Lamb Iohn Magness David Rudine Marvin Stone Charles Tucker Tommy Buchanan George Donnelly Pat Funderburke Francis Hopkins john Kessler Roger Lambert First Sergeant A. C. Taschinger Privates Sergeants John Ellis Max Kaminsky Corporals George Brown A. C. Murphy William Tisinger Richard Parker Clarence Nlitchamore Harold Powell W. T. Rogers Leroy Taylor Clifford Tuttle Fred Bullard Wilmer Elkins Milton Green J. B. Humphrey jean Kindred johnny McGolric joseph Palmer Thomas Register Albert Stafford Elmer Telge Arthur Urban Fred Hubert Walton Tart Charlie Traylor Elliott Eyring John Riley Roy West james Robert Spitler RW Company GB f f f Company Commander .... .,..... C apt. A. J. Gaidry Company Executive .... .... F irst Lieut. Daryl Tilley Company Officer .......... ....... F irst Lieut. John Frazee First Platoon Commander .... .... S econd Lieut. William McKay Second Platoon Commander.. . .... Second Lieut. Franklin Knolle Company Sponsor ......... .............. A rline Mueller Arthur Bleimeyer Joseph Houghton Sedric Allen Robert Fudge Charles Manning Huey Anthony Eugene Brink Bernard Conrads Jack Evans J. R. Helff Charles Humphreys Jimmie Livings Leroy Reeder Orville Tollett Sammie Warheld Billy Ballard John Carver Lynn Dickerson Bernard Fahey Tom Harpster Privates First Sergeant Chester Green Sergeants John Kramer Charles Flannagan Harry Jacobs Corporals James Campbell Roy Hargrave Bobby Kaffenberger Arthur McNew Hawey Schatelowitz Johnnie Tompkins J. P. Windham Edward Bratton Richard Clifton Robert Emmons Leslie Foster Walter Hubbard John Kirkpatrick Glen Snowden Sylvester Sugg Robert L. Steed Louis Winsman Jack McAllister Edgar Saper Ralph Carter Eugene Hollub Gerald Magnuson MU'-' 51 Company cc f f f Company Commander... ........ Captain Alvin Baxter Company Executive .... .... F irst Lieut. Raymond Delling Company Ctficer ......... ...... F irst Lieut. Walter Eyring First Platoon Commander... .... Second Lieut. Howard Martin Second Platoon Commander. . . ..... Second Lieut. J. W. Munke Sponsor ....................................... Inez Hoffmeister Homer Anderson Roy Arnold Roland Lottman Howard Barbisch George Courtney Millard Allen Charles Bruno Eugene Courtney Ellis Ellmore John Farmer Thomas Green Lynwood Graham Don Haggard Don Holloway Dewitt Logue Dickie Malone Thomas Parker Ernest Preston Jack Rosseau George Sovda Ernest Sullivan 'Tom Bennie R. G. Bowman Harold Davis Douglas Eubanks Paul George Jack Gore Ronald Guinn Homer Harding Robert Holt First Sergeants Privates Binford Thompson Sergeants Frank Courtney James McNeill Shannon Young Corporals Jack Simpson Jimmie Capps Joseph Daniel Nicholas Lyssyj Robert Mullen Dayle Parks James Price W. J. Sanders Jake Sparks Dallas Thacker Ernie Sullivan Jack Best George Clark Wallace Doyal Alton Fairchild Edward Greene Jimmie Goss Thomas Gwin Jack Henderson Richard Klepper Raymond Mahaffey Clifford Nearpass Johnny Piper Eugene Pringle Howard Shatto R. C. Spivey Jimmie Vogler Clarence Coffman Robert Gassoway Robert Sharp James Clare William Johnston g QUT . R.C.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps f f Band Officers Band Commander .,.. .................. C aptain Donald Gum Band Executive ...... ...... C aptain Fred Frenger Drummer Lieutenant. . . ..... lst. Lieut. William Catlin Drum Major ................. .... 2 nd Lieut. Maurice Andrews Assistant Drummer Lieutenant... .... 2nd Lieut. Clifton Adcock Sponsor ..................................... Margaret Chapman NonfCommissioned Staif Master Bugler ...... ............... M aster Sergeant John Fowler Master Drummer ....... .... T echnical Sergeant Dell Sheftall Assistant Master Bugler ..... ..... F irst Sergeant Lloyd Addison Assistant Master Drummer ..... ...Staff Sergeant Wilferd Adcock Sergeants Gilbert Barnes, Drummer Theodore Busch, Cymbals john Fumagalli, Bugler Wilbur Caswell, Bugler james Clark, Drummer Charlie Bacarisse, Bugler Emmett Evans, Bugler Truman Fry, Bugler Walter Jones, Bugler joseph Mason, Bugler Ray Monk, Bugler Frank Vallone, Drummer Bonnie R. Burgess, Drummer Lloyd Gunter, Bugler Alvin Hocker, Drummer Louis Kelley, Bugler Corporals Howard Green, Bugler Wesley Olin, Bugler Privates Charles Denson, Drummer Joseph Goebel. 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It's a Sporting World f f f .ug Such is the general idea around Reagan when these eight coaches get started on varied class work, intramurals, contests, interfschool games, and Interscholastic League events during the year. Beginning something new in the field of girls' physical education this year, Miss Ida Mehr, Mrs. Irma Huebner, Miss Virginia Clampitte, and Mrs. Opal Cowan propose, by new methods, to bridge the gap between junior high school days and college physical education with a program of skilled planning and individuality wherein each teacher instructs each Reagan girl for six weeks of every semester. Pete Dowling takes to the spotlight in the picture above during assembly period, while Coaches Lamar Camp and Charles Bowden greet the old camerafman with touchdown smiles. Coach Joe Turner, all dressedfupflooking and on his way to the Beaumont Track Meet, must have known he was going to win before he started. And sporting through it all is Reagan's own mascot, Frosty!-with a Hi, Kids, you all know mell' They Le the y f f Coaches: Camp Bowden Dowling Manager: lack XVagncr Captain: Pete Slaughter Although it was highlighted by victories over Jefferson Davis, their traditional rivals, Milby and Thomas Jefferson of San Antonio, the season which the Bulldogs closed November 25 with a thrilling 1943 loss to the San Jacinto Bears was an unsuccessful one for the Reagan Bulldogs. The record is explainable in that the '39 team was the lightest and most inexperienced eleven in years. The Maroon and White line had only three '38 lettermen returning. They were Slaughter, Burgess, and Pritchett, but at the beginning of the season the fleet Burgess was shifted to halfback- the season starting with Roman and Burgess in the backfield-Ford and Slaughter on the line. In a Group, They, Fought Together f f fy LINCOLN ROMAN-Smashing, all-district fullback, played on AllfSouthern team . . . ARTHUR SNELL-with Storenski, Snell furnished the Bulldog aerial attack, shared running chores . . . GEORGE KNETZAR-unusually fine defensive guard . . . will be back next year . . . TOM KENNY-Junior center-should overcome slight inconsistency next year . . . TED PRITGHETT-Biggest Bulldog regular, con sistent player at tackle . . . DOUG FRAME-Capable and experienced guard, played headsfup football all season . . . C. A. BUCHANAN-Speedy junior end-should be very dangerous next year . . . MANTON BURGESS-Big, fast and shifty halfbackg very tricky beyond the line of scrimmage . . . BOBBY LEWIS-Speedy quarterbackg dependable signal-caller and safety man . . . TOM SPENCER-Big endg fast and shiftyg pass' snatching made him an important cog in the Bull- dogs' aerial offense . . . JIMMY KISHI-Speedy japanese halfhack: will he hack next year as cofeaptain . . . ED STQRENSKI-Big passing halllwaekg also gained yardage through the line . . . IVIARVIN MORGANROTH-junior quarterhaekg de- pendable safety IHSIHQ all'eity second team . . . PEDRO IVIESA-Hustling halfhaek and center: madc up for his lack of weight with speed and hustle . . . GENE STRICKLAND-versatile junior halfbackg next year's cofcaptain . . , O. E. THAYER-stocky guardg played well on def fense and offenseg shared kicking chores . . . GARDNER FORD-All-district guardg Hnely balf anced defensive and offensive lineman . . . WILBUR HEAROLD-Wilbur developed into one of the best Bulldog defensive tackles . . . BOB HART-Developed into one of Reagan's best tackles in the latter part of the seasong back next year. WILLIARD SMITH-Fleet endg good on defense: dangerous offensive player . . . Roman Crashes Through f f f The Bulldogs began their season at Buff Stadium with a 39f6 win over Thomas jefferson of San Antonio. The Heights football machine unleashed power and speed in the form of smashing Lincoln Roman, and busy fleet halfback Burgess. Next the Reagan team bucked against Austin, Texas, to lose a heart breaker '7f6. The Austin, Texas, game started a losing streak which did not break until the Davis game. During this period the Canines lost to Conroe 2049 when one of their touchdowns was called back, 15fO to Stephen F. Austin, the city's No. l team, 13fO to the Sam Houston Tigers, and 24fO to the strong No. 2 Lamar team. However, one of the season's high points came November 9 when John H. Reagan beat its old rival, Jeff Davis. Following was a 13f6 victory over Milby's strongest team in years, and the season ended with the Bulldogs and Buffaloes tied for fifth place. Yeah, Maroon! Yeah, White! f f Claude Weatherford Laverne Skeen Joyce Alessandra Harry Troy Bert McBride Marjorie Blanco . . Throw a Goal for Reagan f f f The 1939'-10 Reagan hasketlwall quintet placed fifth in the city hasketlaall race, winning live out of their twelve starts. Individual standouts were Pat McMichael, guard and captain, ,lack Dynamite Vxfagner, flashy little forward, and Tom Sinclair, tall forward. The Bulldogs hegan their season with a startling upset over Jeff Davis, shading the Panthers 21 to 19 but suffered a 10 to 40 defeat at the hands of Lamar. The Heights Quintet picked up a 31 to 25 victory over the San ,lacs but dropped their next to the lvlilby Buffs. The Reagan cagers retaliated with a 25 to 23 victory over the Austin aggregation but lost their next five tilts: to Sam Houston 23 to 23, Davis 19 to 40, to Lamar 20 to 31, to San Jacinto 20 to 40, and to Milby 'li to 28. The Bulldogs rallied in their last two games, and with the improved playing of Tom Sinclair, defeated Lamar 27 to 25 and Sam Houston 25 to '20 to end the season. -1 ., - -' 1-, , ' vt - GROVER NCONAN-Fine defensive forward: han' dled ball wellg back next year . . . PAT MCMICHAEL-Fiery redfheaded guardg Bull- dogs' best floor man. Captain . . . BOBBY REED-Sophomore ilashg small but speedy forwardg will be real threat next year . . . WILTCN FERRELL-Big sophomore forwardg ready on defenseg will be dangerous next year . . . CRAWFORD ROSEBROUGl-lf-Speedy forwardg ac' curate with one hand shots . . . FRANK GREGG-Big blonde juniorg his height and ability made him a scoring threat . . . ARNQLD DYSON-lllusive junior guard. Pastg dribbled, and handled ball well . . . BILL FERRELL-Lanky forwardg bench captain. Bill's height proved a valuable asset under the basket . . . JACK WAGNER-Small but spectacular forward- thrillcd the crowds with his flashy shots . . . FRANK AKlNfTall junior forward-especially good at tipping ball from under the basket . . . LYNN GEORGE-Speedy and extremely deceptive guard: handled ball well: next year's captain. TCM SINCLAIR-Dependable forward-played best in tight spotsg lettered for second year . . . H 3 4 4 . Tennis Stars Crowd the Net f f f Reagan was represented in the tennis fray by Grover Noonan in the boys' singles and by Ted Norpoth and Billy Tabola in the doubles. Noonan represented Reagan in the city eliminations and was beaten 6f2, 6f4 by Sam Houston's representative. The 1940 Bulldog doubles' combination of Norpoth and Tabola competed seven times through the regional competition. Included in these tourneys were outfofftown meets: at Victoria, where the Reagan netters lost in the finals, at Beaumont, where the doubles' combination won 6f3, 6f1, and at Corpus Christi, where Tabola and Norpoth entered sepaf rately and each entered the finals, with Tabola taking the victor's laurels. The Bulldogs played their last practice sets at River Caks, where Norpoth lost in the finals and Tabola fell in the semifinals. The doubles' team entered official competition for the first time in the City Meet and won 6'2, 6f1, 6f3, and entered district competition, where they repeated to win 6fl, 6f3, 6f2. Their district victory led them to the Regional Meet, where they won 6f3, 6fO, 6f3. Then on to state f f f Noonan, Tabola and Norpoth will return next year. J 'W-,V 1 , . L QQ 2' 4 QM u , 4, 2, Lf, 7, ff 4, , , 4, . Trackin' on Down f f f The John Reagan Trackmen of 1940 competed seven times in practice meets before entering district competition. They entered their first tourney at Liberty, placing third. The Bulldogs repeated for another third at Cameron in their next trial, and really hit their stride to take first place at the Beaumont meet. At Conroe, the home team took first, defeating the Heights boys by a quarter of a point. The San Jacinto relays made it tvvo heartfbreakers in a row, with Reagan dropping the meet to Davis by one point, but the Bulldogs retaliated with a irst place in their next start, Livingston. The Jeff Davis team defeated the Reagan boys at the district meet, although the latter took three Hrst places: Raymond Coons in the pole vault, Lloyd Morris in the mile, and Kenneth Lindow in the broad jump. Standfouts and cofcaptains were Raymond and Kenneth. Raymond took three Hrsts in the pole vault events and ran on five winning relay teams, While Kenneth was undefeated in the broadfjump event during the eight meets in which he participated, Lloyd, breaking the mile record at the city meet, and Raymond and Kenneth representing Reagan at State Ivieet where Kenneth placed Hrst in the broadfjump. M ,Ugg , I . .cCTurnerfMen Sweep Cross Country f f f Before a cheering crowd of over SOO fans, the Reagan cross-country harriers swept across the finish line at Hermann Park December 12 to establish the tenth consecutive vicf tory for the Heights. Fred Maxwell of Reagan led the Held to win first place for the second time in two years, missing the record by 7 seconds. Time was 13:21:05 The Bulldogs were engaged in three meets during the season. Their first was a dual meet with Austin. The Canincs were the victors, winning with first, second, third, fifth, sixth, and seventh places. The second was a dual meet with Milby. The Canines easily walked off with the victory by winning first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth places. The City Meet was another easy win for the Reagan harriers. They captured first, fourth, fifth, ninth, and tenth places. The five lettermen placed in the following order: Fred Maxwell, Buddy Norris, Cliff Johnston, Melvin Harper, and jack Lemmon. Returning lettermen for 1940 are Captain Jack Lemmon and Cliff Johnston. Returning squadmen are Murphy Thibodeaux, Henry Best, Cloyce Walker, and Billy Reese. The 1939 Reagan crossfcountry squad was unusually enthusiastic. It had plenty of spirit, intestinal fortitude, and willingness to sacrifice good times to keep training. A collection was taken among members of the fall class to buy a trophy which was presented to Coach Joe Turner at the Annual CrossfCountry Banquet. X 4 'f flfzf wwf: 5 751, , 'I' 3 , , Am! X v if .L 1 Y , ff 'fja-ww , mmf ,, ,Q jffg '-.rf wi Tir ' ' L,-ff f, V, , .AtWorkfff The Girls' Physical Education Department at Reagan is one of th e most progressive in Texas. In September a new plan surplanted the old routine of one instructor teaching one group for the entire semester. The new program, which broadens the gap between junior and senior high school, is divided into ive divisions. Team Sports, taught by Miss Ida Mehr, chairman of the department, gives the students an understanding of the rules f d ' , un amentals, and skills of basketball, baseball and volleyball. Individual Sports include tournaments in archery and tennis, and skill tests in swimming This section is under the care of Mrs. Qpal Cowan. Health Education, which is taught every girl one day a week by Mrs. Irma Huebner, includes safety in the home, personality, diet, complexions, and first aid. Recreational Activities and Modern Dancing the last t , wo sections of the new program, are taught by Miss Virginia Clampitte . . . the activities in the spring and the dancing in the fall. '!l :awww . And at Play f f Miss Mehr's Tennis Club holds ladder in the tournaments with other schools and The Dol l I tournaments to determine the representatives in the City Tournament in the spring. phin Club, sponsored by Mrs Cowan, participated in Sports Day at Lamar and presented the annual Water Pageant in the Spring. The HifLo and Modern Dance Clubs under Miss Clam itt p e's supervision, gave an original composition in the AllfCity Dance Pageant. The Archery Club, sponsored by Mrs. Huebner, participated in contests with other schools and with Troop BG of the Boy Scouts. 'l L A u I Sli '1 1 4 l 5 l l i L 1 z 1 . . . Boys' IntrafMurals Hit a New High f f f A game of badminton is in full swing . Training along the Cinder trail prepares future Reagan tracksters . . . Table tennis draws indoor attention . '11 Horse shoeing goes over big, along with touch football, soccer, and volley ball . . . Making a goal at basketball . . . Sl ! V UUE WE if fi-Qiffl., U jf w S VW Q I, Sgiigbfxfkfsfx F' 5Z?F'?g' fu 02 X750 f QA:-fi W av Q1 S fj Uv lg e igfgA0,,3 My C: 1 C 'q, J' fxifv J f - ,,,,,x H f X Wie y- lu JJ X76 CJ Dwi KW 1 f lfwgfdf f W NS N 'Fig QD, X57 W W Hlways at the service ot lohn l-l. Reagan Senior l-ligh School, its faculty, and its student body - The Parent-Teachers' Hssociation ex- tends congratulations to the l94O seniors- May your lives be happy and success- ful, the embodiment of the ideals encouraged and promoted While at Reagan- The Reagan Parent-Teachers, Association THE PIPE WITH THE BQLL IOINT SOUTHERN CONCRETE PIPE COMPHNY 4517 Greeley Street Houston, Texas I. C. SPIVEY Phone L-6811 Bookkeeping Stenography - Salesmanship and all other Hllied Subjects HLEHRN BY DOING The Practical Way to Study Write or Telephone L. H. HOUSE Phone Taylor 0723-1035 Harvard St. F. G. KRONBERGER CREDIT IEWELER 339 W. 19th Plve. 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ROLHND DRUG COMPHNY Compllments Ol Cl-leart o' the Heightsl Will appreciate your drug business. Serving the people of the Heights at h l ' 25 . White Oak Drive at Houston Hvenue t e Same OCQUOH for Yems l2th and Yale Sts. Taylor l234 Compliments of Comphmemsof BLHCK BROTHERS FURNITURE co. Heights Branch KING BROS. DRUGS 321 West l9th v 2-6651 66 77 gmfm 6, 6 HMONG THE TREES HOUSTON'S WOODED WONDERLHND of beautiful but not expensive homes and homesites, Where all streets are perma- nently paved With concrete and all homes are served by the Garden Oaks Maintenance Fund. Pl district of unsurpassed natural beauty, protectively restricted. You, too, can live in Carden Oaks GARDEN OAKS CO. E. L. CRHIN, President C. R. BRHCE, Vice President G Manager EHRL C. BRHDLEY, Manager of Sales Offices: The Colonial Bldg., 706 Garden Oaks Blvd. Compliments of H0llSTON ELECTRIC COMPANY Support Your Reagan Patrons TROGUS FLOWER SI-IOP ....... 724 Yode St. ......,..... T-0978 KRUFMHNS CHSI-1 FOOD MKTU602 E. 16th St. ........ V-2-0112 WOLFE CLEHNERS ............. 2931 Michoux ......... T-0369 MRS. BENDER'S LUNCH ROOM.340 W, 19th ....... .... T -0030 FONVILLE'S PI-IHRMPTCY ....... 3750 N. Mdin St. ....... T-3196 MOI-IRMHNN DRUG SUPPLIES. . 1329 Hrlington ,.... .... T -0452 SHNDERS GROCERY .,......... 1302 Oxford ..... .... T -0209 I-IP1RT'S ..... 406 E. 13th ..... .... ? -???? MOORE'S GROCERY .... .... 3 543 Michoux ..... .... T -3111 BULLDOG INN ................. 408 E. 13111 ..... ........ HORNE'S ... 314 E. 13th ..... ..... . .. PRESCOTT PIUTO SERVICE ..... 1621 Yale St. .... .... T -0109 DENK'S SERVICE STHTION ,..,. 1702 Ycde St. ,.......... T-0408 BILLIE'S BEHUTY SHOP ......... 414 Edst 13th St. ...,... T-0361 IOHN I-I. RERGPLN CHFE .,..,... 14th QS Hrlington, behind school HELEN'S BEHUTY SHOPPE ...... 1415 Yorle St. ,.......I.. T-0048 YQLE 61 20T1-I SERV. STP1. ....... 145 W. 20th ............ T-0294 MQGOVERN SERV. 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