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

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R.O.T.C. Officers BATTALION COMMANDER Captain Licskc BATTALION STA F15 Lt. Arrington-E.x'0, Offifw' L rw' x EQ Lt. F411'1'inr-Cumfmnidw Lt. Dumhnrt-Ex: Offifer Lt. JLlL'kSOITiPf.I1. .ldlt'l' Lt. Cochran-Pl.1l. L6.ldt'l' I , , I, Y ,, COMPANY OFFICERS Lt. WHSl IOSkiiCUlI1NhlI1dt'I' if f Offfrcr 3' ' r Lt. Christian-Plfzl. Lender Lt. Welton-Pkul. Leader t7 Lt. Lee -Tnzirziug Offirer I S Lt, BCDdC'I'+CU1Il1lhlIldl'7' Lt. ML1r1'ay-lijfgffir-8' Lt. Lonsbu ry-PL11. laude 4' Q11 Lt. Farrel-Plul. Leader I'

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Future Religious Leaders E FUTURE RELIGIOUS LEADERS has the motto, Time and a half for Christ. Organized only two years ago, this interdenominational group still can proudly say that it is the only one of its kind. This group includes all those who have dedicated them- selves to religious service. Presents were taken by the F.R.L. to Depelchin Faith Home as a Christmas project. Easter baskets containing candy were made by the F.R.L. and presented to a local hospital ward for the children around Eastertime. juuior Red Cross Officers The junior Red Cross promotes the aims of the main chapter of Red Cross in Houston, the Henry Dunant Council. It operates on the motto of service to others. Representatives from the junior Red Cross have attended the meetings at the Council this year and have brought back to their Thursday afternoon meetings the decisions made. The Reagan chapter has promptly acted on such vital matters as funds for a local deten- tion home and Hungarian relief. The Christmas Bureau of the Red Cross supplied the Reagan chapter with a needy family for Christmas. A basket of food and clothing was presented to this family before Christmas. The student body aided the cause by cone tributing to this basket. Officers PfE'.l'idFIIl ............... ............... G EORGE YIICKERT Vin' Presidwlr ...... ....... G LENDA HULINC S Se'Cfehl1'y ............. ...... A DA RLVI H F081 I R Tl't'ilfIl1't'l' ........ ................ D II'DY 'I AX I OR Pi.1f1i.i'l ......., ................... J ACK WAT I RS Sprnlfm' .... ...... M RS. MARSHALL GREEN P7'C'.Yldc'lIf ........... ................... L1 LENDA HULINQS Vice Presidwzl ..... ......, M ARILYN HAVEMANN Serrenzry-Trea,ruref ......,..........,..., FRANCES ZOCK Sfwusur ......... ...,... M ISS EUNICE BRACKEII