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

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The year 1942 marked the beginning of the Reagan Chapter gil-4 of the Junior Historians. This state-affiliated organization was instigated by Mr. Williams and reactivated fby himb in 1956. Members are accepted upon the basis of their interest in history and excellence in this subject, as well as their overall scholastic average. The club studies Texas History primarily through monthly programs and through field trips. In the past, they have visited such places as the Hogg-Varner Plantation, the San Jacinto Battlegrounds, and the Sam Houston State Park. President: Cary Maddox Vice-President: Suzanne Mauk Secretary: Jo Harriet Haley Treasurer: Donna Oberpriller Sergeant-at-Arms: Jim Doyle Reporter: William Paradoski Parliamenlarian: Caren King

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N DA President David Winship Vice-President Suzanne Mauk Secretary Claudia Aldridge Sergeant-at-Arms John Magee Reporter Susan Manning The American Legion Club is composed of winners of the American Legion award, which is given to the outstanding boy and girl in each Junior High. The club is dedicated to serving the school and keeping alive the qualities for which the award is given. ,SIG M4

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President Bill McMillan Vice-President David Winship Secretary Nancie Caraway Sergeant-al-A rms Bonnie Sessions The Student Council of John H. Reagan High School consists of the president and secretary of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes in addition to the ranking officers of every faculty sponsored club and individual homeroom representatives. The members of this organization endeavor to instill American ideals and to pro- mote democratic principles of government. The Student Council also promotes scholarship and attendance through individual awards which illustrate the principle purpose of MSc-rvice to Our Schoolf,