John H Reagan High School - Spur Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Officers MARION GREVE . Senior Consul ELLA MARIE NG . Junior Consul NEY SESSUMS . ..Quaestor HAMILTON RHODES . Censor MISS VERA HARRIS . Censor Tournament Teams Fourth year . MARION GREVE Third year . HELEN FORSMAN MARY ELIZABETH HUBERT Third term . HARRY REED VIRGINIA MENICK Left to right, back row: Robert Benhken, G. A. Lindenberger, Norman Koneman, Charles Matthews, Arthur Myers, 1501 Spencer, Lawrence Domingo, Jack Smith, Lucille Weaver, Marcellus Lowe, Harold Lindsay, Marion Greve, Ernest Brown, Leon Atlas, Eddie Roberts. Center row: Kelly Adamson, Vernon Batterso n, Hamilton Rhodes, Maurice Koneman, A. D. Scotty, James Palmer, Bob O’Leary, Billie Bob Robinson, Dorothy Holland, Ola Dinges, Bernice Turner, Julius Pohl. Front row: Mary Bob Coughran, Ney Sessums, Mary Elizabeth Hubert, Helen Forsman, Norma Lynn Wood, Joyce Rowell, Betty Phillips, Gwendolyn Cribbs, Ella Marie Ng, Dorothy Green, Ella Gray, Faynette Rochester, Mary Louise Jones, Mary Aline Earhart. ACTIVITIES Picnic, Circus, Style Show, Latin Tournament. Winners of district Latin tournament, held on April 3 Third Term: Harry Reed, second. Fourth Year: Marion Greve, second Fourth Year Essay Contest: Marion Greves, first.

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SENIOR COUNCIL Top row : Paul Bybee, president; Frances Bishop, vice-president; Mary Bob Coughran, secretary; Mary Aline Earhart, treasurer; Marvin DeWoody, sergeant-at-arms; Gloria Belle Jones, reporter; Edith Epley, parliamentarian. Center row: Minnie Mae Byrne, Sybil Cain, Viola Gerhart, June Hardin, James Lane, Vera Luce, Helen Muller. Bottom row : Cecil Nixon, Billie Bob Robinson, Gi'ace Tomlin, Rosie Tusa, Virginia Vaughan, Juanita Warned, Louise Wimberly, Mr, Williams, sponsor. The Senior Council is composed of the senior homeroom representatives, and is under the able supervision of Mr. Williams. This organization has been a form of student government for a number of years, and it has helped the school in many ways. This year at the meetings of the council nominees were made for the Annual staff, and the council also helped the staff with its finances. Every member of the council helped to sell annuals and sold more than any previous class had. Such acts as these have characterized the council for the years it has been an organization.

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GIRL RESERVES Left to right, back row: Gernell Linstrum, Lois Quinn, Dorothy Gross, Frances Cox, Geraldine Chamberlain, Mary Nell Denman. Front row: Ella Mikeska, Mildred Light, Alma Louise Bailey, Eileen House, Marjorie Morgan. The Girl Reserves try to face life squarely and find and give the best. The activi¬ ties include vocation, relationship between boys and girls, and world fellowship and personality development. They also participate in city wide affairs, such as the Easter sunrise service, weekly dances, interelub suppers, and attendance at regional confer¬ ences. The Girl Reserve clubs are a junior part of the Young Women’s Christian Association. HI Y CLUB Left to right, back row: Dick Becker, C. O. Wiley, C. D. Mitchell, Albert Micheal, Jack Smith, Robert Smith, Wilford Bang, Harmon Honsinger, Billy Smith. Front row: Tommie Evans; Edwin Miller; John Pautzaloc; Jack Hinds, program committee chairman; M. C. Krause, vice-president; Earl Morrison, president; Jack Nagel, treasurer; Conrad Mang, social committee chairman; Robert Kastrop; Harold Lindsay; C. F. Furlow; Payton Gentry; L. E. Parkman. Not in picture: Franklin Nelson, secretary. The John H. Reagan Hi Y Club, sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. and Mr. Carey Selph, has had another highly worthwhile year. This organization had much to do with the success of the older boys conference, the sunrise Easter service at Miller Memorial, the Hi Y officers training camp at Camp Ross Sterling, Jr., and the closing Hi Y rally, at which time Mr. Selph was presented with a Hi Y pen, the only one of its kind in the state.