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From the field of RELIGION
DONALD MEADOR
Class of 1959
Mr. Meador, a member of the first graduating class South Houston, has been a fixture within the
Leadership Council of the Texas United Methodist Church Conference hierarchy for many years. His service
record includes his duties as senior pastor at John Wesley Methodist Church in Houston.
From the fields of ATHLETICS and EDUCATION
Dr. RON RUCKER
Class of 1960
A basketball standout at South Houston, Dr. Rucker guided San Jacinto College to its first national championship in 1968. He served 44 years at the college, the final 13 as vice chancellor for administration.
From the field of EDUCATION
JAMES R. SMITH
Class of 1960
A prominent figure in state education circles, Mr. Smith is one of only two South Houston graduates
to be honored as a Distinguished Alumnus by the Pasadena ISD. He served as principal at Miller Intermediate
for 16 years before assuming the role of director of transportation for another eight years.
From the field of ATHLETICS
DAN McILHANY
Class of 1960
McIlhany is the only South Houston graduate to play in the National Football League. A football standout at South Houston, he played quarterback at Texas A&M. In 1962, he returned a kickoff 102 yards for a touchdown with two seconds left in the game to beat Texas Tech 7-3 and give the Aggies one of their biggest victories of the era. He played 10 games as a safety with the Los Angeles Rams in 1965 and intercepted two passes. McIlhany earned his degree in veterinary medicine in 1970 and has owned Towne North Animal Hospital in San Antonio since 1984.
From the fields of LAW ENFORCEMENT AND GOVERNMENT
LARRY CROW
Class of 1962
Mr. Crow rose to the ranks of chief of police for the City of La Marque. He used that as a springboard
to earn election to the La Marque city council and then to the mayor’s office, where he served from 2002 to
2009.
From the field of EDUCATION
Dr. HARRIET DURR ROMO
Class of 1962
Dr. Romo has distinguished herself in a variety of academic circles for her extensive research in sociology,
especially issues of childhood development and the cultural roles of young Hispanic women. She is the wife of
UTSA president Dr. Ricardo Romo and the director of UTSA’s Mexico Center.
From the field of EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
GENIE LONG RIPLEY
Class of 1962
The widowed wife of a Houston police officer, Mr. Ripley has served the Pasadena ISD for years in a
variety of roles, including her current position as manger of the Pasadena ISD’s Police Department operations
and also as co-administrator for her class’s South Houston scholarship fund.
From the field of EDUCATION
TIMOTHY SHAUNTY
Class of 1962
A former faculty member at South Houston, Mr. Shaunty applied his expertise as an agricultural
researcher and economics teacher to become a driving force in the advancement of economics instruction
statewide. He is a past president of the Texas Council on Economic Education.
From the fields of BUSINESS and COMMUNITY SERVICE
NORTON WHITE
Class of 1962
A successful businessman, Mr. White played a central role in efforts by the Class of 1962 to provide scholarships to South Houston graduates. For many years, he served as executor and administrator for that
scholarship fund.
From the field of LAW
R. JOEL SWANSON
Class of 1963
Mr. Swanson’s legal career carried him to the position of senior partner at the prestigious law firm of
Baker Botts in Houston. An expert on securities and corporate finance, he has been a fixture on Texas Monthly magazine’s list of Texas Super Lawyers.
From the field of SCIENCE
Honor bestowed posthumously…
NATHAN ISGUR
Class of 1964
Thought to be the only Presidential Scholar in South Houston High School history, Dr. Isgur earned his undergraduate degree from Cal Tech and later his Ph.D. from the University of Toronto. Through his research
and writings, he became one of the world’s most renowned theoretical physicists. In 2001, just three months
before his death, he won the J.J. Sakurai Prize from the American Physical Society, sharing it with two others
for “the construction of the heavy quark mass expansion, and the discovery of the heavy quark symmetry, in
quantum chromo dynamics, which led to a quantitative theory of +the decays of C and B flavored hadrons.”
Dr. Isgur was a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.
From the fields of JOURNALISM and LITERATURE
CHERYL WILLIAMS BOLEN
Class of 1964
Mrs. Bolen’s diverse career has taken her from PTA officer to English teacher to newspaper reporter to historical romance novelist. She is the recipient of numerous Press Club awards. And her novels have earned her
several awards, including “Best New Book” and “Notable New Author” laurels to launch her novelist career in
1998.
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From the fields of BUSINESS and COMMUNITY SERVICE
HERMAN WILLIAMS
Class of 1964
One of the most prominent members of the Southeast Houston business community, Mr. Williams is a
highly successful real estate investor and business man. Co-owner of Rountree Williams Men’s Wear, he is past chairman of the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce and is one of the most generous and committed members of
the Pasadena ISD Education Foundation. In 2007, he was named the Distinguished Citizen of the Year by the
school district.
From the fields of ATHLETICS, BUSINESS and COMMUNITY SERVICE
BOB ALLEN
Class of 1965
One of the most lauded football players in South Houston history, Mr. Allen went on to star on the
gridiron at Texas Tech, where he was the Red Raiders’ leading receiver in 1968. A highly successful
Friendswood businessman, he stepped forward in recent years to become perhaps the school’s most generous benefactors. His contributions to the Trojans’ athletic program reach into the tens of thousands of dollars.
From the fields of RELIGION and COMMUNITY SERVICE
EMORY GADD
Class of 1965
Most of the most recognized and respected individuals in the South Belt community, Mr. Gadd serves
as youth minister at Sagemont Church, and unofficially, as a community counselor and confident to two
generations of local residents. He is a committed volunteer in numerous Pasadena ISD endeavors. In 2005, he
was named Distinguished Citizen of the Year by the school district.
From the field of MILITARY
MIKE KOCYON
Class of 1965
Mike Kocyon, Class of 1965: Kocyon rose to the rank of captain in the U.S. Army and ranks as
perhaps South Houston High’s most decorated service member. During combat service in Vietnam as a member
of the Army’s Fifth Special Forces Group, he earned the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, the Army
Commendation Medal with a bronze oak leaf cluster, the National Defense Medal, the Vietnam Service medal
with three bronze service stars, the Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross and several others. Kocyon died in
2005 and will be honored posthumously.
From the fields of LAW and GOVERNMENT
RICHARD K. WILLARD
Class of 1965
A graduate of Emory University and Harvard Law School, Mr. Williams served as Assistant Attorney
General of the United States from 1983 to 1988 during the Reagan Administration. In that role, he served as
head of the Civil Rights Division, the largest division in the Department of Justice. As a judicial clerk, he worked
for current Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, then a justice on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and
later under Supreme Court Justice Harry A. Blackmon. A former vice-president and senior counsel for
Bristol-Meyers Squibb, Mr. Willard is today a senior partner with the law firm of Steptoe & Johnson in
Washington, D.C.
From the fields of DENTISTRY and HUMANITARIAN AID
Honor bestowed posthumously…
Dr. PAUL ZANOWIAK
Class of 1965
One of the most unique individuals to graduate from any Pasadena ISD high school, Dr. Zanowiak founded
the Smile Store, the largest provider of dental services to underprivileged children in Texas. He also established
dental clinics in Third World areas, including one at the foot of Mt. Everest in his beloved Himalayas. An
adventurer, an author, an artist and a patron of the arts, Dr. Zanowiak was selected in 2004 as a Distinguished
Alumnus by the Pasadena ISD.
From the fields of LAW and GOVERNMENT
CYNTHIA L. BRYANT
Class of 1966
Ms. Bryant is a clinical professor at the University of Texas Law School, where she teaches dispute
resolution and supervises the school’s Mediation Clinic. She helped establish the Children’s Rights Clinic in 1980.
And for three years, she led the largest division of the Texas Attorney General’s Office in her duties as Deputy
Attorney General for Child Support. She has served on the Texas Supreme Court’s Task Force on Foster Care
and later on another task force dealing with Child Protection Case Management. She is the recipient of numerous awards for her service to the legal protection of children in Texas.
From the field of BUSINESS
LOIS WILLIAMS
Class of 1966
The daughter of Dorothy Williams, a long-time South Houston faculty member who taught math to
many in this audience, Ms. Williams rose through the ranks of the oil and gas business to become director of
oil and lease management for the Amoco Corporation.
From the fields of EDUCATION and COMMUNITY SERVICE
WAYNE ADAMS
Class of 1967
A standout lineman during his football days at South Houston, Mr. Adams returned to Pasadena to become
one of the Pasadena’s ISD’s most dedicated and energetic educators. He served as principal at Pasadena High
School and, through his work with the Pasadena ISD Education Foundation, currently serves as the principal
organizer of the annual McDonald’s Texas Invitational Basketball Tournament, one of the state’s most prestigious
high school athletic events.
From the field of LAW
The HONORABLE SUZANNE COVINGTON
Class of 1967
Judge Covington retired last year after 17 years as judge of the 201st State District Court in Travis
County. A University of Texas Law School graduate, she began her career as a legal aid attorney in Arizona and
later in Boston. She returned to Texas as a member of the Legal Aid Society of Central Texas and served as
director of the Children’s Rights Clinic at the UT Law School. The Volunteer Legal Services of Central Texas
has named its Pro Bono Service Award in honor of Judge Covington.
From the fields of ENTERTAINMENT and RELIGION
Dr. DARRELL HARRIS
Class of 1967
Dr. Harris combined his love of music with his Christian beliefs to form one of the most influential
endeavors in the Christian music community. He founded Star Song Communications, a prominent Nashville
recording company responsible for promoting the career of some of the most popular Christian music artists.
Star Song was later acquired by international recording giant EMI. Dr. Harris’s ministerial work now revolves
around his affiliation with the Robert E. Webber Institute for Worship Studies in Orlando, Fla.
From the field of EDUCATION
Dr. JANE HICKERSON THIELEMANN-DOWNS
Class of 1968
For the past 18 years, Dr. Thielemann-Downs has served as an associate professor at the University of Houston-Downtown, teaching courses in reading, language arts and multiculturalism. Her areas of research include teacher preparation and retention; middle and high school English/Language Arts instruction ,and multicultural attitudes and beliefs.
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From the fields of MILITARY SERVICE and AEROSPACE SCIENCES
WAYNE LUTZ
Lt. Col., United States Air Force, retired
Class of 1968
Among his many prestigious Air Force roles, Lt. Col. Lutz was selected as one of the first three test pilots assigned to the development of the B-1 bomber. He later became operations officer of the Air Force’s Test Pilot School. He joined the civilian sector as a Boeing engineer and later became Boeing’s Chief Test Pilot for Flight Operations. He retired after 36 years in aviation and now serves as an instructor in the Aerospace Engineering Department at Texas A&M, where he once served in the Corps of Cadets.
From the fields of RELIGION and COMMUNITY SERVICE
HERMAN MUNSTER III
Class of 1968
Mr. Munster has served in a variety of faith-based roles over the years, including chairmanship of the Greater
Houston Youth for Christ. He continues to serve as a liaison between South Houston his graduating class, one
of the most active of all Trojan alumni groups. Mr. Munster oversees the annual selection of South Houston
scholarship recipients, one boy and one girl. Each is awarded $1,500 from funds provided by the Class of 1968.
From the field of OPTOMETRY
Dr. MARVIN BAZA
Class of 1969
A long-time area optometrist, Dr. Baza is the founder and director of the Pasadena Eye Center, one of the
most established eye clinics in Pasadena. Dr. Baza has been practicing optometry since 1975. He is a graduate
of University of Houston and a member of the Rotary Club of Pasadena.
From the fields of BUSINESS and COMMUNITY SERVICE
TERRY BROTHERTON
Class of 1969
For all of his remarkable success as a Pasadena real estate investor and developer, Mr. Brotherton has made a
far more remarkable impact through his commitment to various community causes. He is a past chairman of the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce and one of the most active members of the Pasadena ISD Education
Foundation. In 2009, he was honored as the district’s Distinguished Citizen of the Year.
From the field of LAW
MICHAEL LINDSEY
Class of 1969
A partner in the Los Angeles-based Paul Hastings Law Firm, Mr. Lindsey is a nationally known expert in
intellectual property, cyber law, anti-trust and trade regulation issues. Widely published, he has been named to
the list of Southern California Super Lawyers on multiple occasions and is frequently cited in national legal
“Who’s Who” publications.
From the field of RELIGION
The REV. Dr. KAREN SHERMAN DORRIS
Class of 1969
Dr. Dorris serves as senior pastor at Faith United Methodist Church in Richmond. She is a past director
of the Texas United Methodist Church Conference. She graduated from the Perkins School of Theology at
SMU in 1977 as the highest ranking graduate in her class. She received her Doctor of Ministry degree from
Perkins in 1991.
From the field of JOURNALISM
DEBORAH WRIGLEY
Class of 1969
As a reporter for Channel 13, KTRK in Houston, Ms. Wrigley has become one of the most familiar faces
in local TV journalism. She has covered events ranging from hurricanes to storms in the Texas legislature. She
is a past Texas Headliners Award winner for her coverage of the 1985 Mexico City earthquake.
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From the field of JOURNALISM
AL CARTER
Class of 1970
A University of Texas graduate, Carter worked for more than three decades as a sports writer and editor for major newspapers in Texas and Oklahoma, earning several awards. He was a sports columnist for the Houston Chronicle, Houston Post and the Dallas Morning News over a 22-year span. He was honored as Texas Sports Writer of the Year in 1985 after earning the same honor for Oklahoma, as a columnist for the Daily Oklahoman, in 1980. He covered numerous Super Bowls, college bowl games and other championship events. Carter was named a San Jacinto College distinguished alumnus in 1986. He left newspapers in 2008 and taught two years at South Houston before taking his current position as communications specialist with the Pasadena ISD.
From the fields of SOCIAL WORK and ENTERTAINMENT
DONELLA COFFEY
Class of 1970
Miss Coffey’s diverse career began with divinity studies at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. There, she helped establish a community food bank. A decade later, she moved to the West Coast for
a second career as a Hollywood production assistant with credits in movies and several hit TV shows, including
“Ally McBeal,” “Picket Fences” and “the Practice.”
From the fields of BUSINESS and LAW
The HONORABLE MARVIN ISGUR
Class of 1970
Judge Isgur presides over the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas. He earned his MBA
from the Stanford University Business School in the late 1970s and then returned to Texas to embark on a
successful real estate investment venture. His interests soon turned to a legal career and he enrolled in the
University of Houston Law Center. He was appointed judge of the federal bankruptcy court in 2004.
From the field of PSYCHOLOGY
Dr. MARY LUND
Class of 1970
A Rice graduate with advanced degrees from USC and UCLA, Dr. Lund earned a fellowship to advance
her studies in psychology at Cambridge University in England. She is now a leading expert on the psychological
impact of divorce on children. In high demand as a lecturer and media source, she has appeared as a guest on
“The Today Show” and the Lifetime cable program, “Growing Up Together.”
From the fields of ATHLETICS and EDUCATION
GARY MOSS
Class of 1970
A basketball standout at South Houston, Mr. Moss helped lead Sam Houston State University to a national
small-college championship in 1973 and then eased into a college coaching career. After leading Laredo Junior
College to national prominence, he took head coaching jobs at West Texas State and then at his college alma
mater, Sam Houston State. He was serving as coach of the Kuwaiti national team in 1990 when Saddam Hussein invaded the country. Back home in Texas, Coach Moss moved into the high school coaching ranks and used that
as a springboard to two high-school principal positions, the last at Tomball High School. Coach Moss is a
member of the Sam Houston State Athletic Hall of Fame.
From the fields of LAW and BUSINESS
KEN VANWAY
Class of 1970
A Texas A&M graduate, Mr. Vanway is now known as the estate planner for the stars, in and around Austin.
An authority on estate and corporate planning, Mr. Vanway sports a clientele list that includes Texas Longhorn
coaching legend Darrell Royal, many former UT sports standouts and many high ranking figures in state
government. His Vanway Law Firm is located in Lakeway, Texas.
From the field of ENTERTAINMENT
SUSAN COBB DUFF
Class of 1971
Less than a decade ago, Ms. Duff left Texas for Hollywood with her two young daughters in tow – and soon thereafter helped make entertainment history. Her daughters, Haylie and Hilary Duff, blossomed into talented
singers and actresses, as well as outstanding role models for a generation of young girls. Ms. Duff’s role as
mother, manager and confidant has been instrumental in providing her girls with stability in Hollywood’s often
unstable environment. Ms. Duff has garnered her own Hollywood credits for her role as producer in several TV
and movie ventures and is well known for her contributions to numerous charitable causes.
From the fields of MEDICINE and SOCIAL WORK
Dr. LUPITA PALOS
Class of 1971
Dr. Palos is an assistant professor in the Department of Symptom Research in the Division of Internal
Medicine at M.D. Anderson Hospital. She serves as a nurse scientist in symptom management and is also
licensed as a social worker and registered nurse. She has been appointed to a variety of panels and boards in
her field and took onn the role of principal investigator for a five-year study of cancer symptoms on minority
caregivers, funded by the National Cancer Institute.
From the field of MEDICINE
Dr. GREGORY FULLER
Class of 1972
Dr. Fuller is the chief of pathology and the chief of the neuropathology section at M.D. Anderson Hospital.
He sits on editorial boards of five scientific journals. He has published nearly 200 peer-reviewed research
papers,35 book chapters and two medical textbooks. He joined the faculty of M.D. Anderson in 1992
following a fellowship at Duke University.
From the field of SECURITIES MANAGEMENT and BANKING
SUSAN SPURLOCK KEISER
Class of 1972
A former publications adviser at Pasadena High School, Ms. Keiser left education to enter the world of
banking as a technical writer. There began a truly meteoric rise. Ms. Keiser eventually became the head of trust
securities at LaSalle Bank, Corporation, a division of Bank of America. Still later, she was named president of
LaSalle National Trust of Delaware. She has also served as board chairman for ABN AMRO Trustees, Ltd., for
both London and Dublin.
From the field of TECHNOLOGY
JAMES CARTER HALL
Class of 1976
After graduating from the University of Houston, Mr. Hall went to work for Texas Instruments as a
semiconductor specialist. Hired away by Advance Micro Devices, he was tabbed to lead company start-ups
on the West Coast. He now runs his own company in Georgetown, Texas, specializing in company start-ups
and turnarounds. He sits on several company boards and owns four patents.
From the field of ATHLETICS
WES HUBERT
Class of 1976
Mr. Hubert ranks as possibly the most honored football talent to come out of South Houston. A four-year
letterman at the University of Texas, he earned All-Southwest Conference honors at center in 1979. Later, he
was named to the Longhorns’ All-Decade football team for the 1970’s.
From the field of JOURNALISM
CYNTHIA CISNEROS
Class of 1978
Ms. Cisneros, of course, is the second of our two South Houston graduates with almost nightly visibility as
reporters for Channel 13. Ms. Cisneros worked for several TV and radio stations in East Texas after her
graduation from the University of Houston. From the piney woods, she took a job with a Bakersfield, Calif.,
TV station, winning awards for her coverage of human rights and migrant farm issues. She joined Channel 13 in
1989 and continued her award-winning ways covering a variety of breaking news stories. Her parents still live
in South Houston, and Cynthia has made her way back on many occasions, for both business and pleasure.
From the field of GOVERNMENT
State Representative JOHN E. DAVIS
Class of 1978
John Davis represents District 129 in the Texas House of Representatives. His district includes much of the
Clear Lake area. He currently serves as chairman of the Economic and Small Business Development Committee
in the House. He was first elected to the legislature in 1998 and has been honored in that capacity many times
by various groups.
From the field of BUSINESS
JOHN O. HARRIS
Class of 1978
Mr. Harris has carried his family’s stake in real estate investment in the Pasadena community into a new era.
A developer and entrepreneur, he is owner of John O. Harris Properties, a leading development and
management company. Mrs. Harris has expanded his business interests to North Carolina, where he now
makes his home. He remains active in the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce and as a generous contributor to
the Pasadena ISD Education Foundation.
From the field of AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
GLEN LUTZ
Class of 1978
Lutz serves as manager of the Extravehicular Activity Office at NASA. Lutz has put together a
distinguished 23-year career with the space agency, all of it dedicated to the technology of spacewalk
assignments. He currently manages all activities associated with hardware, standards, capabilities and techniques
of EVA, including spacesuit design. In 2010, he was awarded the Exceptional Service Medal by NASA. Lutz
continues to follow the footsteps of his father, Charles, who pioneered spacesuit design and coordinated EVA endeavors for NASA from the agency’s inception. He is the third Lutz sibling to be inducted into the Hall of
Honor. His brother Wayne, a member of the Class of 1968 and a former test pilot, and sister Ann Lutz Pearson,
a member of the Class of 1981 and a honored San Jacinto College faculty member, were inducted in March.
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From the field of GOVERNMENT
Dr. ANN LUTZ PEARSON
Class of 1981
The younger sister of Hall of Honor inductee Wayne Lutz, Dr. Pearson is an English professor at San Jacinto College. An author, an editor and a featured speaker at numerous conferences and symposiums, she was
recently nominated for the Minnie Stevens Piper Professor Award. Last year Dr. Pearson was honored as
Outstanding Faculty Member of the Year at San Jacinto College.
From the fields of BUSINESS and GOVERNMENT
DANA JOHNSON PHILIBERT
Class of 1985
The owner of Philibert Allstate Insurance, Ms. Philibert is recognized as one the most active of all
Pasadenans in government, business, education and other community service circles. A former Pasadena City Councilwoman and an energetic supporter of the Pasadena ISD Education Foundation, Ms. Philibert is the
current chairman of the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce.
From the field of ATHLETICS
CHRIS TREMIE
Class of 1988
The most accomplished baseball athlete in South Houston history, Mr. Tremie was a college standout at the University of Houston before playing four seasons as a catcher for four major league teams. After playing
stints with the Chicago White Sox, the Texas Rangers and the Pittsburgh Pirates, Mr. Tremie was acquired by
the Houston Astros in 2004. He is now the manager of the Eastern League’s Akron’s Aeros in the Indians
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From the field of ATHLETICS
KYLA HALL HOLAS
Class of 1990
A former college All-American in softball, Holas has served as head softball coach at the University of
Houston since 2001. Starting the program from scratch, Holas has propelled the Cougars to the highest tier in Conference USA and consistently high national rankings. This spring Holas’s team earned an NCAA Super
Regional berth for the second time in the past four years. As an All-American pitcher at Louisiana-Lafayette
from 1991-94, she set numerous records, won 84 percent of her games, hurled 17 no-hitters and five perfect
games. She was inducted into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame in 2010.
From the field of PERFORMING ARTS
MARY BOWEN
Class of 1991
A graduate of UTSA and the University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Ms. Bowen has established
herself as a much acclaimed mezzo-soprano on the New York City opera scene. She is currently preparing for a
May 2011 opening in the title role of “Carmen,” produced by the Amore Opera Company. A year ago, she
made her Carnegie Hall debut in Beethoven’s “Mass in C” with the New York City Youth Orchestra.
From the field of MILITARY SERVICE
JASON JOLLIFF, Major, United States Marine Corps
Class of 1992
Major Jolliff is an F-18 fighter pilot and a decorated veteran of the conflict in Iraq. His flying skills have
qualified him to perform in various show units requiring close formation maneuvers.
From the field of MEDICINE
Dr. JUSTIN REGNER
Class of 1993
The youngest of our inductees, Dr. Regner has already established himself as a noted surgeon,
professor of surgery and an innovator of medical devices and surgical procedures. Although in residence in
California, he remains associated with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock.
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The Fallen:
GERALD EDWARD BLALOCK
Class of 1969
Private First Class, United States Marine Corps, killed in action, 17 May 1968, Vietnam.
ZARIAN ANDRE WOOD
Class of 1999
Petty Officer, United States Navy, killed in action, 16 May 2010, Afghanistan.
EDGAR D. PAGE
Class of 1961
Specialist, United States Army, killed in action, 28 April 1968, Vietnam.
AUSTIN WILLIAM HAVERKAMP
Class of 1962
Staff Sergeant, United States Army, killed in action, 28 September 1968, Vietnam.
GRADY DON BURKE
Class of 1984
Captain, Houston Fire Department, killed in the line of duty, 2005, Houston, Texas.
ARMANDO SORIANO
Class of 2002
Private First Class, United States Army, killed in action, 1 February 2004, Iraq.
DOUGLAS ROBERT FRENCH
Class of 1965
Lance Corporal, United States Marine Corps, killed in action, 21 September 1966, Vietnam.
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