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

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ART Mrs. Maurine Clark Mrs. Bernice Wragg COMMERCIAL Mrs. K. E. Gaugler Mrs. Stel Marie Lowman Miss Clair Maricle Mrs. Nellie VV. Maxwell Mrs. Alma B. Peek Mrs. Mary Lois Wood Miss Eloise Yett Miss Ann C. Harhison ENGLISH Mrs. Thera Boitnott Miss Cathryn Crawford Miss Mary King Davenport Miss Pearl Fletcher Miss Olive Joy Miss Katharine Keller Miss Edna Norman Mrs. Muriel D. Owen Mrs. Elizabeth Parrett l Miss Mary L. Ross Mrs. Rhoda Sheetz Mrs. Lawcile Walton Mrs. Shirley W. Wiley Mrs. Ruth L. Wilkison Mrs. Ersyl B. Wright HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Frances Edwards Mrs. Mary S. Huckabee Miss Frances Murphy Miss Carolyn Stewart Mrs. Margaret Taylor INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. T. A. Hicks Mr. H. O. Kopecky Mr. C. Earle McCotter Mr. Robert C. Patterson Mr. R. M. Yarrington Mr. F. A. Stolje LIBRARY Mrs. Obera Cude Mrs. Catherine L. May HARLAN G ANDREWS Assistant Prznczpal

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30 fire CVM 0 7950: You are a beneficiary of the great American public school system, and for this reason you owe a peculiar debt to your country. This debt can be paid, in part, if you do what you can to promote a wider popular under- standing of the foundations of our liberty and freedom. We Americans have been too smug and complacent about this obligation. Too many of us have assumed carelessly that our liberties were sacrosanct, and have flagrantly neglected to maintain the balanced relationship between rights and duties in citizenship. We at times seem to forget that the maintenance of representative democracy requires an exceptionally high degree of intelligent understanding and of active cooperation on the part of all our citizens. History shows that liberty has been lost far more frequently by the complacency, indifference, and ignorance of the citizenry themselves, than by executive fiat or military conquest. Daniel Webster said, a'Cod grants lib- erty only to those who love it and will always guard and defend it. May you as graduates, rededicate yourselves to a finer realization of those root principles that have made America great, and may you work unre- mittingly for the preservation of political, intellectual and religious liberty. R. H. WILLIAMS

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Faculty-Contizzued MATHEMATICS Mr. WI. T. Allen Mr. Horace Clifton Mr. M r Winston II. Connell Paul Elroti Miss Nellie S. Ferguson Miss Hobson Howell Mr. Mrs. Roberta E. Jones Atlclie M. Hoy Miss Sammie Tittle Mr. Mr ,I. M. Turner Cecil Walters PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sgt. C. D. Allen Mr. Lee Boy Aslnnore Mr. K. Lamar Camp Mr. C. N. Kivell M Sgt. John P. Tedrowe Mr. ,I. M. Turner Major I. P. Clark Mrs. Ella N. Allen Mrs. EsteIIe B. Banes Mrs. Laurie Beard Miss Ida Mehr SCIENCE Mr. C. W. L. Abbott Miss Zola Elliott Mr Mr Mr Mr . Elbert G. Felton -. L. E. Green . Richard B. Miller . Richard H. Moore Miss Helen H. Peterson Mr. John W. Sievert MUSIC Mr. J. M. Branrlslelter Mrs. Helen Laperons SOCIAL SCIENCE Miss Eslella Iiallew Miss Minnie Coor Mrs. Frankie II. Dunn Miss Lola T. Kennerly Mrs. Christine Parks Mrs. Bessie IJ. Price Miss Frances W. Rucker Mrs. C. C. Scarborough Mrs. Helen Sealey Miss Zuleika Wrare SPANISH AND LATIN Miss Maurine Bates Mrs. Tliera Boitnott Miss Helen Boney Mrs. Merle E. Summers SPEECH ARTS Mrs. Jacquelyn Browning Mr. John R. Holcomb GFFICES Mrs. Mary B. Connelly Mrs. Mary Ruth Hayes Mrs. Agnes Seydler Mrs. Gladys Wiinship MRS. O. R. HALE BERNICE B. CAI E Rggiggrgr Dean of Girls