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

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fllittf 3 S114 NEW YN Q O sb , Q, 5? 2 3 79 is ' - 4 n I fl u- 2 V i Ji I 'fi O Q Q7 ns ,MO 0 O QNX ,,,, ff , Future H omemake The Future Homemakers of America is a national organiza- tion of students who are enrolled in any homemaking class in junior or senior high school. This organization works toward better home and family living, provides opportunities to share in solving problems important to home life, and sponsors group projects, local, state, and national in scope. The emblem of the Future Homemakers of America is octag- onal in shape and bears the name of the organization around the symbol, while around the lower side of it is the motto, TO- WARD NEW HORIZONS. In the center there is a house supported by two hands, which is a symbol that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. TOWARD NEW HORIZONS, the motto of the Future Homemakers of America, expresses the purposes ot the organ- ization: Learning to live better each day in order to be better tomorrow. Sk fmt

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Tri-Hi-Y Officers Pniridezzt .....,,,,,,....,...........,...,.,,.,,..., BARBARA LONG Vice Pveridwzl ......... .......,.,. L INDA HLTFFMAN St'cre1.u'3 ,......,.,,,...,, ...,....,.., G LADENE MICHEL Tre11.i'ur'w' .........,.. ........ F RANCINE FLUKINGER Relimrlef ',,,. ........,....... ................ S H ARLEY EARLY Swgemzt-rl!-A1'v1,r ....... ........., S HARON ANDEXTLER Clmpluizz ...,............ .,,,.,,,. W ILLAFORD STRYBOS Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y which are sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. are voluntary club programs for high school students. The Y movement is international, national, and state in scope. Christian in emphasis, interdenominational in character, and democratic in purpose. The three planks of the Hi-Y program are: rleazz living ie- f A ii1fW X ' M we 6 Y 4-ws ,Sf-AW X s A we .ie ' we rfefzfz .l'P9El'fJ clean .rp01'lm1mz.rlaip.

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1 America ., Mg 1 ,.-,.,. f Period 1 PY't.'J'idt I1l ............ it 'wi UR! - J fri' JULIA SCHWARTZ Vive Preflderzl ....... .......... . . JULIA KIRKPATRICK Serremry ..........,.. Tfearurer Period 2 P1't'.l'll1't'IIl ......,...... Vire Prefiderzt .... Serremry .... , ....... . Treaxurer .. .. Period 3 Pfexiderzl ...........,. Vire Preridenl Secretary .......,.. Treu.f1n'er ., MARY CAROL LEMONS DELORES MOORE DOROTHY LUCE SUE BARDEN MARY ANN EVANS JERRY LUTZ JOYCE LONG DELIA LOZANO JUDY KELLY MARY BURKE -a,- - N-. t 1 X Period 4 Preriderzl ,,,.,,, V ire P1-eridenl St'f1'6l:I1'j' ....,,,,...,. ..... T1'eu1.rurer ., Period 5 P7'E'.Iid!?IIf ............ Vire Pnaridevzt Serremrg' ......... ...,, Trearurer .. Period 6 Prafldezzl ........,... ...., Vice Prerident T1'E'd.flH'8?' . ,E Q.- JEAN WILSON PATSY COSTA DOTTIE HAMMEROLEY SHARON HACKETT SHERRILL HURLEY SARAH BOOZER BARBARA CULLUM VIRGINIA HUFFINGTON BETTY GRACE RANKIN ANNE McCLEOD GAY CRENSHAW Secretary ........, .. , ...,.. SADIE MONTALANO Sponsors: Mrs. Frances Edwards, Mrs. Mary Huckabee, Miss Frances Murphy, Mrs. Carolyn Reid. li Q 4 o