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

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7-?r-1 ,ag-5ffei...:.6, al I,-1vA7g,5'uvs-9 'sq Editor-in-chief. . . Associate Editor .... Business Managers. . Circulation Managers ......BILLY REESE . . . .SPLAWN COOPER THALIA SASSEEN ... SHIRLEY HAYES CLAUDE BROWN . . . ..... LAVERNE KNIGGE PATTY SCOTT Advertising Managers. . . .... MILLIARD WILLIAMS Class Editors. . . . Club Editors .... Girls' Sports Editors. Boys' Sports Editors. ARLENE PFLUGHAUPT BILLY CUNNINGHAM ALICE HAYES ....ALTA LELA PEEPLES JANE ANDERSON .. . RUBY LEE WILEY BILL LIPSCOMB . . . . . LAWRENCE STARNES . . . .FREDRIC MATTHEWS Art Director ...... The PENNANT of 1942 is an expression of life at Reagan. Every individual pictured hetween these gay Covers is working toward a dettnite goat-a high school diploma. Through the variety of activities and interests depicted in this yearbook, we, the PENNANT staff, have emphasized how many things have required the attention, thought, and work of the Reaganites on the campus in '42. The Old Ways of education and student life are gradually changing from reading, 'riting, and ,rithmeticu to a hroader, more complicated study of the actuat prohtems of everyday Iifeg and today's youth is taught the artistic, the Finer things of life, as wen as the fundamentals. Student life on the campus tends to he more interesting and exciting, hut there is still life in the classroom: and there will always he as long as there are minds ready to wortc. Through a world torn hy strife and misunderstanding, the Hame of teaming hurnsr-t a torch to show the way track to civilization. In presenting this printed and graphic record, we have proposed to depict Student life at Reagan, informally and vividly, and to recreate incidents and associations which have made this school year a happy one. A BILLY REESE, Editor-in-chief

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Among Uncle Sams hghting forces, now scattered across the globe, are many lnoys who are products of Reagan High School -some whose brilliance and achievement as students are marleed impressively on school records and indelilnly in the memories of their friends, others whose success was less outstanding'-'all of them now united in their stand for their country and their ideals. To the ardent loyalty and heroic courage of such as these America and the world today turn for reassurance of ultimate victory and peace. It is altogether proper, then, that this lnoole should he dedicated to Ex-Reaganites in the Service I VICTORY QR g UNITED 125 STATES SAVINGS f onus H ANDSTAMPS BUY 1 , ,fi lm 1.1....1-1-1-l-