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

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Offzcem Pu xftfwlf , ,, , ,, , ,,,, ,Y Y,,, Vive Pr'vfizlel1f, , ,,,, ,TCQAROLYN IEDXVARDS S'tt'l'al,11'1 , ,, ,,,,.... JERRY SHAVIYR 'l'rv,1u1n'w' , ,,,, ,,,, .,.,,. .,,,, R I T A PETERS Rcfwl'!t'1' . ,,,, . .,,,,,,,,., ..... J ULIA JEU Lif1r.n'i.n1, ,. . , ,,.,,,,.,,,,, IRMA LOU HFNBIEST rclfestwz In 1924 the Reugptn Orchestra was organ' ized. Through the years it has expamlett to greater lengths, Today in 1957, Mr. .Iohn W. Rohhins has czxpnhly led us forw.1r4l. To the Reagan Booster Cfluh also we .Ire in' dehted for invalunhle support and hacking, The Orchestra performs for nssemhly pro- grams, the May Fete, the Honor Society, and many other OLITSLIIIJTIIQQ .utivities and is in constant demand. Wfhen not in svhool pmt'- ticing, the orchestras memhers are husily competing in events such as All-City Or- chestra, All-State Ortshestrn, Houston Youth Symphony, and many others. Reagan stu- dents have taken first thair in all of the above activities.

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Future Teachers I.-X s 'Q' 35 E sr is i -QC' S OFFICERS Prwfdwll ..,,,,.,.... ,.......... C AROLYN LEVERKUHN Vin' I'1-aridwzl ...,.. .........,.. L ERMA ENGBERG St't'l't'filI'-1' 'l'm'.111rrw Rc'fl0I'lt'P' AUGUSTA KOONCE .. , ..,,.. JUDY WALSER OLLIE THAEMAR Scr'ge.n1l-.11-Army ...... KATHERIN E BREITKREUTZ 5111111 mr ,,.. ,... MISS JANIE BELLE BATEN J it -fa. J 1 0 at 4 -,le ,EK X . 'ffm' at if Organized in the spring of 1955, the Future Teachers Club is for those who plan to make teaching their life work. The members learn of the things a teacher may expect when he enters the professiong and while a student in Reagan, he may take on some tasks that will give him practice on the things that will be required of him. Many members assist teachers during enrollment or act as sub- stitutes in the absence of teachers. 'nu ml! 1 in sum 5 u 1111111 in

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1 iq ,....g,, PI'c'.lhfL'1Il, .. . ,,.,.. l 'iz'L' Pl'U.v!1fe11l .,..,. .S'vcf'cf.ir'y. .. . .. 'l'nfil.i'1n'w'. . Rc'f20r'lc'l' ..,,.,,., Li!m1r'im1.i ',,,, .,,,..... .A..,V. .........,.. R U T 'H CARTER lillGENl? lN1RAZ fulzim' Ljbl'iH'j4Ul .,,,, .,.,,.... JOAN CASTLE I U , 19771111 Nlfzjur. ,,,,,, ,.....,.. PIZRRY MASON X, , X! Auf, DP'lllll Major ',.,..,,, ........,.. C LIFFORD LYKK1? J 1Jlf'g,'4'I0!' ,AA,,,,A,,..,,,,.,,.., ,,,,.... M Reagan Bama! At Reagan is found one of the oldest and most honored bands in the state. Wfhen organized some thirty years ago, the band was a military unit composed of boys. Under the direction of Leslie Kohlman, Mrs. O. W. Bogard, Charles Lindsey, jay M. Brandstetter, and john Robbins, the Band has grown and improved. There are many factors which contribute to the high distinction of the band. Among these are the accomplishments in the past with support from the student body and Boosters Club. Some activities in which the band participates include Rice's first home football game, marching contests, music festivals, the May Fete, graduation exercises, and tal-:ing part in all Reagan football games. Last year the band was invited to hear the United States Marine Band and to play for the All'City Chorus, under the direction of Dr. Harry Robert XVilson from Columbia University. Also, every year we are privileged to have many of our stu- dents win positions in All-State Band and the Youth Symphony. Officers .................MIKI2 McKINNON .,..........PHILIP STALDER ...WROBERT ALEXANDER .........,BARBARA HARRISON HOLLIIZ RUTH THAIZMAR