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

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DEDICATION To a MAN who has his heart in the welfare of youth, accepts responsibility with a smile and as a challenge, has a vvord of commendation for excellent performance devotes untiring effort to the perfection of his work, is intolerant of pettiness and fraud, generates enthusiasm and sparkle because of his own energy and ebullient spirit, commands the best from everyone, inspires all by his lofty moral standards, and lives loy the spirit of the Golden Rule, We, the Staff, with admiration and affection, dedicate the 1959 PENNANT to MR. GORDON M. COTTON

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FOREWORD HAIL TO THEE Hail to thee, we sing together: Hail to Reagan High. Strong in strength of truest honor, Thee we glorify. Bravely meeting every challenge With a lusty cry, Keep us loyal, lead us onward, Hail to Reagan High. To the Newcomers at Reagan High School, Hail to Thee, our Alma Mater, connotes the uncertainties and perplexities of coming events, along with hopes for an early adiustment to its program and loyalty to its spirit. To the Juniors, who have already been here a year, it helps them remember past incidents, both joyous and sad. The many football games, parties, dances, and classroom activities are re- called as the iunior glances through his yearbook. To the Seniors, who this year are leaving these halls and class- rooms, it will one day stand for everything wonderful that hap- pened to them while in high school. Old memories, wedged in their minds, will creep out from time to time. The night of gradu- ation will be the last time for these senors to sing Hail to Thee. Since this song helps all students recall the years spent at Reagan-acquiring knowledge, developing character, and forming lasting friendships- Hail to Thee has been selected as the theme of the l959 PENNANT.