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A CELEBRATION OF ATPE LEADERSHIP
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Want to talk about ATPE
There’s a leader for that
❱❱ Find your name
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ATPE’s university local units | page 6
Say “aye” to ATPE leadership | page 8

Table of Contents
Around Texas.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Read stories of local unit and region
success from across the state.
School’s in session.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
The future of ATPE looks bright as university
local unit leaders build strong on-campus
communities.
Say “aye” to leadership .. . . . . . . . . . . 8
The House of Delegates experience is
proven to spark interest in ATPE leadership.
Rising to the top.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Congratulations to the 2009-10 finalists for
Local Unit of the Year, Campus Rep of the
Year and the Sam Houston Award for
Political Involvement.
Want to talk about ATPE.......... 11
There are more than 5,000 dedicated
volunteer leaders for that—and they’re all
listed here. Find your name!
The ATPE Scene.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Check out the action from ATPE regions’
spring conventions.
President’s message
Hello, ATPE leaders! I hope
that you enjoy this issue of Stars
Around Texas: A Celebration of ATPE
Leadership, which documents the second
semester of the 2009-10 school
year. I am excited to see so many local
unit and region leaders featured in
Stars Around Texas, and I encourage
you to continue submitting photographs
to comm@atpe.org for possible
publication.
I want to point your attention to
“School’s in Session,” page 6, a
feature about three of our university
local units. These future educators are also the future of ATPE. Finding and
nurturing new leaders is one of ATPE’s priorities. To that end, the 2010
ATPE House of Delegates created the Leader Development Committee,
which will convene for the first time in October. The committee will recommend
ways to not only fortify our current leadership but also bring in and
build new leaders.
One of the best ways to encourage new leaders is to invite them to their
first ATPE event. I know this from personal experience—I discovered my
own ATPE leadership potential when I attended my first ATPE state
convention! (Read more about this on page 8.) Leader U is just around
the corner. Why not invite those not-so-involved campus reps to their first
Leader U Once they attend their first ATPE state event, they might become
your most-active campus reps, your next local unit officers … or even future
ATPE state presidents.
David de la Garza, ATPE state president
DAVID DE LA GARZA–JOHN KILPPER
StarsAroundTexas
A CELEBRATION OF ATPE LEADERSHIP
spring Semester 2010 • Volume 1, Issue 2
Stars Around Texas is published biannually by the Association of Texas
Professional Educators. Submit article ideas and high-resolution photos
for publication consideration to comm@atpe.org. Copyright 2010 by the
Association of Texas Professional Educators.
State Officers
David de la Garza
President, Northside (20)
Cheryl Buchanan
Vice President, Ballinger
Deann Lee
Secretary, Paris
Ginger Franks
Treasurer, Nacogdoches County
Sam Spurlock
Past President, Olney
Stars Around Texas Staff
Doug Rogers
Executive Editor
Lk Bookman
Communications Director
Kate Johanns
Editor
Erica Friloux
Graphic Designer
Mandy Murray
Copy Editor/Writer

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AROUND TEXAS
stories of local unit and region success
recruitment
Plant seeds in the spring,
harvest in the fall
Here’s a tip to remember from Humble ATPE Past President Gayle Sampley: Submit news
about your local unit to your district’s public relations department for inclusion in district communications.
The April/May issue of Humble ISD’s employee newsletter included a half-page
article recognizing Humble ATPE members for receiving Region 4 ATPE grants.
“It is my belief that taking the time to put news releases in the district’s employee newsletter at
this time of year plants ATPE seeds in everyone’s mind for recruitment time next year,” Sampley says.
“We’re hoping it will help us snag a few more of the veteran educators who haven’t joined a professional
organization.”
Local Unit Management
Q&A: Lufkin ATPE President Pat Clos
on planning a well-attended meeting
Lufkin ATPE invited licensed children’s counselor Allen Rush to give a presentation on Asperger’s syndrome during the
local unit’s March 10 meeting. Stars Around Texas quizzed President Pat Clos about the prep work for the meeting.
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ATPE: Where did the idea for the meeting come from
Clos: As a classroom teacher, I am seeing more children each year
who exhibit the social deficits, along with other symptoms, that
accompany Asperger’s syndrome. I felt a need for more parent/
teacher education across our district.
ATPE: How did you locate the guest speaker
Clos: Allen Rush is a licensed counselor in Lufkin. I talked to him
about the possibility of having an open evening meeting with
parents and teachers to discuss Asperger’s syndrome. He informed
me that he had attended a special training for counselors dealing
with this rising disorder and would gladly share information.
ATPE: How did you advertise the meeting
Clos: A district e-mail was sent to all faculty. A special invitation
was sent to the counselors to use to advertise, especially to parents
of children with this disorder. Our campus sent a flier to all
parents. I sent an e-mail to all the ATPE members about the brief
local unit meeting after the presentation.
ATPE: How was the agenda for the meeting structured
Clos: The agenda was kept simple because of the hour time limit.
Mr. Rush began with the history of the disorder, the possible medical
reasons and strategies for parents/teachers. Afterward, ATPE
members discussed the upcoming senior scholarships, visited
with our field representative Lacey Denton and were given ATPE
gifts that Lacey had brought from Austin.
ATPE: Did you give any door prizes to attendees
Clos: Mr. Rush had recommended several books on the subject.
I went to Amazon.com, read reviews and with local unit funds
ordered two that I thought would be easy/educational reads.
ATPE: Do you plan to hold similar meetings in the future
Clos: Definitely! Since this meeting was very successful, a fall
meeting will be focused on other problems that parents/teachers
deal with daily. ATPE’s focus is on children. It takes everyone—parents,
teachers, administration, all faculty, even retired
teachers—working together for the success of the children. This is
the advantage of ATPE over the other organizations.
ATPE: Do you have any tips for planning similar events
Clos: First, focus on a need for your district. Open the meeting to
everyone, and advertise through district e-mail, fliers to parents,
newspaper, radio and the community bulletin board on local
television channels. Offer child care, refreshments and door prizes
that pertain to the meeting.
Also, try to limit the length of the meeting. Holding a short
discussion group afterward is good for parents that can stay to
visit. A good time for a fall meeting is the week after first report
cards are sent home!

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recruitment
Call for retired volunteers
Have you retired from public education If so, you can receive up to $500 in gift
cards just by talking about ATPE. ATPE is looking for retired members who served as
local unit leaders prior to retirement to take their enthusiasm about education and
ATPE to new-teacher orientations in August. For each district you visit, you can earn
a $100 gift card (up to five cards and $500 total).
ATPE will provide a list of districts to choose from and materials such as promotional
items, table banners and applications. Please contact ATPE Member Services
at member_services@atpe.org or (800) 777-ATPE if you are interested in taking part in
this rewarding program.
Correction: An article in the Fall Semester 2009 issue of Stars Around Texas listing the
summer 2009 retired volunteers did not include John and Edith Porter of Ysleta ATPE.
ATPE regrets the error.
Advocacy
Canton’s candidate forum
a categorical success
Less than one year after reactivating, Canton ATPE organized a school board
candidate forum that attracted 140 citizens. Pulling off the event took teamwork,
advance planning and help from the ATPE Initiative Fund, which offers up to $500
to eligible local units for special projects and recruitment efforts.
“The initiative stipend was crucial,” says Kimberly Followwell, Canton ATPE president.
“We used the funds for advertisements, fliers and snacks.”
Followwell says that the people of Canton have been most appreciative of the
local unit’s efforts.
“We had no experience in organizing such an event, nor has our town ever had a
school board forum, so we were very pleased to have approximately 140 supporters
show up,” she says. “The comments have been extremely positive.”
Your local unit might benefit from the ATPE Initiative Fund. Visit www.atpe.org/
LeaderCentral/LocalUnitManagement/financial.aspx to learn more about the fund,
including eligibility requirements. (Note: Login is required to visit the link.)
Canton ATPE member Susan Wood moderates the local unit’s April 15 candidate forum.
Service to School & Community
Region 10 ATPE
recognized by
Dallas Baptist
University
Each semester, the Dorothy M. Bush
College of Education at Dallas Baptist
University (DBU) presents a Service
to Education Award, generally to an
individual who has invested time in
DBU students’ success. But the fall 2009
award went not to an individual but
to a worthy organization—Region 10
ATPE.
Assistant Professor of Education
Judy Abercrombie (the sponsor of DBU
ATPE) said the college decided it was
time to recognize Region 10 ATPE’s
special relationship with DBU students.
She and the university local unit president
regularly attend Region 10 ATPE
meetings.
“We have developed some very close
relationships with other members,”
Abercrombie says. “They are very supportive
of our students, inviting them
to do observations in their classrooms
and sharing information with them. In
addition, various local units have provided
financial assistance for our local
unit. They have adopted our students
and treat them royally.”
2009-10 Region 10 ATPE President
Jackie Davis says the award was
meaningful to her not only as region
president but also as an educator.
“As president of Region 10 ATPE, I
was thrilled to accept the DBU Service
to Education Award on behalf of a wonderful,
active group of educators who
support, share and work together to
meet the needs of our students,” Davis
says. “As an educator, I am proud to
share the message of the importance of
education with those who aspire to join
us in developing future leaders in the
education field. Service is just a part of
what educators do, and being honored
for our service is quite special.”
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School’s in session
ATPE university local unit members are the ATPE leaders of tomorrow
by Mandy Murray
Education students have a lot on their plates: class work,
student teaching, studying for certification exams. But
some students still find the time to get involved on
campus and in the community. And at 19 colleges and universities
around Texas, education students are getting involved with ATPE.
Cassie Henson is the president of Sam Houston State University
(SHSU) ATPE. She was introduced to ATPE through SHSU ATPE’s
sponsor, Dr. Frank Hoffman, a professor of library science. The
SHSU local unit was in the process of reactivating, and Henson
was glad to help. “We are just getting started, so we haven’t had
many events yet,” Henson says. “But we did just have a meet-andgreet,
and we recruited 10 new members to our organization,
which was exciting!”
Region 6 and Huntsville ATPE members were instrumental
in bringing the local unit at SHSU back to life. “After [the local
unit] fell inactive, I tried to recruit students who were teaching
on Huntsville ISD’s campuses,” says Kathy Partin, president of
Huntsville ATPE. “We had quite a few SHSU members in our local
unit for several years. I would enlist these students to return to
the SHSU Education Department with membership applications
and other materials to ‘keep the word out there’ in spite of the
chapter’s inactivity.”
The local unit at Houston Baptist University (HBU) is led this
year by President Lidia Hernandez. (HBU ATPE is sponsored by
education professors Linda Brupbacher and Carol McGaughey.)
“As students,” Hernandez says, “we feel it is important to not only
take classes but also join an organization that can help us get
connected to the field we want to enter.” At each local unit meeting,
the group focuses on different subjects; the local unit has
held meetings on career opportunities and stress management.
HBU ATPE members also volunteer in the surrounding community.
Members tutor middle school students each Monday and
conduct school supply and book drives.
Christopher Scott is local unit president at the University of
St. Thomas (UST) in Houston. “I got involved with my ATPE [local
unit] because it was a great way to meet new people that are in
the same field as me,” he says. UST ATPE, sponsored by associate
education professor Dr. Terry Brandt, gives back to both its
school and community. The local unit holds a Halloween carnival
for elementary students on the UST campus each year. Members
also sell T-shirts, hold bake sales and get the ATPE name out at the
beginning of each school year through an orientation week booth.
If you’re interested in helping charter a university local unit at a
college near you, please contact ATPE Field Representative Kathy
Lanfer at klanfer@atpe.org or (800) 777-ATPE.
HBU–Lacey Denton, convention–doug eckart, SHSU–LACEY DENTON, Morrow–John Kilpper
Students from HBU meet Feb. 1 to discuss stress management techniques.
ATPE university members celebrate at the 30th Annual ATPE State Convention in March.

Is ATPE at
a university
near you
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In addition to Sam Houston State
University, Houston Baptist University
and the University of St. Thomas, ATPE
has local units at:
• Baylor University
• Dallas Baptist University
• East Texas Baptist University
• Lone Star College–Tomball
• McMurry University
• Schreiner University
• South Texas College
• St. Edward’s University
• Stephen F. Austin State University
• Tarleton State University
SHSU ATPE, Huntsville ATPE and Region 6 members meet in April.
From left: SHSU President Cassie Henson, Treasurer Nicole Tielke, sponsor Frank Hoffman, Region 6
President Judi Thomas, SHSU Secretary Michelle Folk and Huntsville President Kathy Partin.
• Texas A&M University–Central Texas
• Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi
• Texas A&M University–Texarkana
• Texas Woman’s University
• University of Mary Hardin-Baylor
• University of Texas–Tyler
Going full circle
Mike Morrow, the most recent recipient of the Judy Coyle Texas Liberty Award
(named after ATPE founding member Judy Coyle and given to recognize outstanding
service to public education), is an adjunct lecturer at Sam Houston State University
(SHSU). Morrow was ATPE’s first executive director from 1980 to 1989.
“Individuals choosing the field of education face many challenges for success,”
Morrow says. “The target of measured achievement and individual professional
assessment is moving in the political wind. Today, politics has more to do with our
professional lives than any of us might have imagined. Folks new to the field of
education must be made aware of these factors and have a hand in shaping the
policies and practices that will guide the future of our public schools. Participation
in a professional association, in my opinion, is the most effective way to influence the
integrity and character of our classrooms.
“There is no substitute for a teacher’s knowledge of the subject matter they teach. We must also
remember who we teach and why we teach them. Professional associations assure that we do not face
the challenge alone.”
Morrow began his career in education as a teacher in North East ISD, where he later served as an
assistant and high school principal. He also served as the superintendent in the Windham School District.
Along with his lecturer duties at SHSU, Morrow currently serves as an educational consultant specializing in
education policy.A

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Say “aye” to ATPE leadership
Where do state officers often discover their leadership potential
On the floor of the House of Delegates
By Kate Johanns
If you need any further convincing that inviting first-timers
to ATPE events is the key to developing strong leaders,
consider this: Just 10 years ago, ATPE State President
David de la Garza was sitting at the back of the House of
Delegates (HOD) as a first-time state convention attendee.
In April 2000, de la Garza wasn’t yet a volunteer for his local
unit, and it hadn’t been that many years since he had finally
asked the payroll office to stop deducting TSTA dues from his
paycheck. But as the 2000 HOD debated issues related to standing
committee duties, delegate allotments and a dues increase,
something clicked within de la Garza. The rank-and-file member
became an ATPE leader.
“After it was all over and done with, I looked at the head table
and said to myself, ‘I want to do that one of these days,’” de la
Garza says. “I was hooked.”
De la Garza was encouraged to
attend the state convention
by his ATPE mentor, longtime
Northside (20) ATPE
leader Lynda Stark. Stark
had recruited de la Garza as
an ATPE member when he
transferred to Northside from
Edgewood ISD. Stark kept
asking him to attend ATPE
events, and she finally got
him to attend the 20th Annual
ATPE State Convention in
Corpus Christi. He was immediately impressed by the atmosphere
of the HOD.
“Everything was smooth and in control and courteous,” de la
Garza says. “I remember how organized everything was and how
everyone really listened and paid attention to what was going on.”
The school year after his first HOD experience, de la Garza
switched campuses and had the opportunity to become a campus
rep. His leadership path took him to local unit treasurer, local unit
president, region vice president and so on.
De la Garza’s experience echoes that of other ATPE state
officers, including State Past President Jerry Bonham.
“I realized that I wanted to step into the role of state leadership
while serving as a delegate and seeing the excitement generated
at the state convention,” Bonham says. “Everyone in that room is
a leader in this association, just by the sheer act of coming to the
convention. I don’t think all delegates realize that.”
ATPE State Past President Connie Kilday, who, coincidentally,
presided over de la Garza’s first state convention, says that
although the role of delegate can at first be somewhat daunting, it
is ultimately empowering.
“I realized early on that my voice really did count, and that we,
as ATPE, really are member-owned and member-governed,” Kilday
says. “The role as a delegate helped me to understand that if
someone didn’t step up to speak and do the job, our future as an
organization would be threatened. It is important for us as educators
to voice our opinions and expect to be heard if we expect for
public education to grow and change in a positive way.”
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ATPE leadership led de la Garza to similar realizations. At one
of the first ATPE events he attended, he heard Rep. Jose Menendez
(D–San Antonio) discuss the perception around the Capitol
that educators don’t vote. That presentation “lit the fire,” de la
Garza recalls. “Wait a minute: This teacher votes.” He began to
stand up at every faculty meeting and remind his colleagues that
they, too, needed to make educators’ voices heard at the polls.
“Twenty years ago, I would not have walked into a legislator’s
office and asked anything,” de la Garza says. “But being a member
of ATPE has empowered me and given me the right tools to approach
lawmakers and ask about their views and what they stand
for. I know that I can pick up the phone or knock on legislators’
doors and they will listen—but not if we don’t approach them.”
ATPE is an avenue for educators to actively participate in
community, state and national affairs involving public education,
something Kilday says more educators need to recognize is a
professional obligation.
“Many educators feel like their jobs are only in the classrooms
or hallways of our school, when in fact our job extends out into the
community,” she says. “As educators, we need to remember that
we are more knowledgeable [about schools] than those who are
charged with making the rules by which we must abide. For this
reason, we must be the positive voice of public education.”
As president, de la Garza is looking forward to serving as chair
of the first ATPE HOD to meet at the all-new ATPE Summit—
as well as continuing ATPE’s proud tradition of conducting its
business with dignity. “We can agree to disagree, but we do it very
professionally,” he says.
De la Garza strongly encourages veteran ATPE leaders to bring
first-timers to Leader U 2010, ATPE’s Political Involvement Training
and Lobby Day in February 2011, and the summit in July
2011. As his personal ATPE experience proves, event attendance
is a powerful trigger for leadership success.
Case closed. A
In her role as committee chairwoman, ATPE State Past President Connie Kilday
presents the 2010-11 Resolutions Committee report to the HOD March 27.
Committee service is an excellent stepping stone for region and state leadership.
ATPE State Past President Jerry Bonham and State President David de la Garza were
both inspired to pursue state leadership roles because of their positive experiences in
the House of Delegates.
The ATPE House of Delegates will hold its 31st meeting during the ATPE Summit,
July 20–23, 2011, at the Austin Convention Center.
2010-11 ATPE State President David de la Garza accepts the gavel from 2009-10 ATPE
State President Sam Spurlock during the 30th Annual ATPE State Convention.

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Rising to the top
2009-10 award finalists are the crème de la crème
Congratulations to the 2009-10 finalists for Local Unit of the Year, Campus Representative of the Year and the Sam
Houston Award for Political Involvement. To find out who the recipients are for each award, you’ll have to attend
Leader U 2010: The Choice Is Right, July 15–17 at the Austin Convention Center. Visit www.atpe.org/LeaderU for details.
Local Unit of the Year
finalists
Category: 1–500 members
Ballinger
The local unit shows appreciation to members
by giving each an ATPE promo item
during the school year.
Hays
Hays leaders serve on various district committees
and were involved in choosing
a different health insurance provider for
Hays CISD employees, a switch that resulted
in lower rates for most staff members.
Huntsville
After being elected to office in the local
unit’s first virtual election, all five Huntsville
officers attended Leader U 2009 to
prepare for the coming membership year.
Category: 1,001-plus members
Cypress-Fairbanks
In order to best serve members in this
rapidly growing school district, local unit
officers are assigned to clusters of schools
and mentor the campus reps at those
locations.
Category: University
Houston Baptist University
Local unit members mentor middle
school students through Houston Baptist
University’s Summer Academy, a twoweek
on-campus program that exposes
low-income students to higher education
opportunities.
McMurry University
With the assistance of Abilene ATPE and
Region 14 ATPE leaders, McMurry University
members have taken an interest in
political involvement and encouraging
future teachers to vote.
Texas A&M University–Central Texas
The local unit is the largest student
organization on the Texas A&M University–
Central Texas campus.
Campus Representative
of the Year finalists
1–500 members
Ma Elena Ingram, McAllen
Jerry Jarrell, North Lamar
Xavier Young, Nacogdoches
501–1,000 members
Hector Cruz, Weslaco
Debra Folk, Willis
1,001-plus members
Audra Boney, Humble
Holli Rice, Denton
Stacey Ward, Humble
Sam Houston Award
for Political Involvement
finalists
Barbara Jo Green, Mesquite
Gayle Sampley, Humble
Richard Wiggins, Boerne
Denton
Plano
North Lamar
Northside (20)
In addition to supporting the ATPE Foundation’s
Beth Ann Rogers Literacy Initiative,
the local unit gave a $300 literacy
grant to the school libraries at each of
Northside ISD’s four new campuses.
Plano
Local unit leaders display social-media
savvy by regularly updating Plano ATPE’s
page on Facebook, which is attracting a
growing number of fans.
McMurry University
Ballinger
Boerne
Mesquite
Nacogdoches
Texas A&M University–
Central Texas
Huntsville
Willis
Humble
Hays
Cypress-Fairbanks
Northside (20)
McAllen
Weslaco
Houston Baptist
Univerisity

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Want to talk about ATPE
There’s a leader for that
In the 30 years since ATPE was founded, much has changed (Join ATPE online! E-mail your legislators!
Watch leadership webinars!), but one thing hasn’t: the power of interpersonal communication.
During the 2009-10 school year, the more than 5,000 ATPE members listed here dedicated themselves
to making sure their colleagues knew about ATPE’s protection, advocacy and resources. Thanks
to these volunteers’ efforts, more than 115,000 Texas educators are ATPE members, which makes
ATPE the preeminent educators’ association in Texas—and the largest independent educators’
organization in the United States. When these leaders say “I choose ATPE,” people listen.
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Local unit (number of members)
Brownsville (537)
President: Jose Garza
Leaders: Maria Aldape,
Sara Aldape, Lillie Bowman,
Patty Diaz, Terry Duran, Celina
Garcia, Josefa Garcia, Bea Garza,
Maria Garza, Miguel Hernandez,
Samuel Hernandez, Angie Leal,
Martin Leal, Irma Medina, Nora
Ontiveros-Hinojosa, Becky
Perales, Robert Perez, Greg
Rincones, Micaela Willingham
Donna (101)
President: Ida Garcia
Leaders: Juan Garcia,
Marta Mata
Edinburg (776)
President: Amancio Garza
Leaders: Elizabeth Aguilar,
Edna Ayala, Michael Balderas,
Maria Caltzontzint, Julie Carcano,
Natasha Chavez, Jesse Dennett,
Mike Dennett, Liza Garcia,
Victoria Garcia, Yvonne Garcia,
Mona Garza, Roel Garza, Gabriel
Gasper, Anabel Guerra, Melissa
Guzman, Rosio Jauregui, Kelly
Johnson, Emmanuel Leon, Lidia
Longoria, Lourdes Lopez, Rick
Morales, Yvonne Muhammad,
Rolando Munoz, Marlen Olivarez,
Eva Richmond, Felicia Salinas,
Dee Dee Tharp
Harlingen (122)
President: Hilario Lopez
Leaders: Raquel Cortez,
Belinda Duran
Hidalgo (65)
President: Emmanuel Garcia
Leaders: Fela Alamanza,
Edna Castorena
La Feria (156)
President: Ginny Drawe
Leaders: Diane Callaway,
Wendy Coronado, Julie Dale,
Annette Jalifi, Cindy Moore,
Patricia Noyola
Region 1
President: Ma Elena Ingram
Director: Mike Lopez
La Joya (324)
President: Mike Lopez
Leaders: Tony Borrego, Rozanna
Chapa, Ubaldo Cirlos, Alba Cline,
Bernard Cline, Mary Conover,
Cristina Cortina-Villarreal, Vangie
Garza, Maria Hernandez, Sylvia
Hernandez, Nidia Lozano, Hilda
Martinez, Julia Olvera, Roxanne
Pena, John Robinson, Tony Trejo,
Maria Tristan, Jose Vasquez,
Sandra Vasquez, Norma Vega,
Maria Villarreal, Rene Villarreal
La Villa (19)
President: Belinda Garza
Leaders: Dalia Puga,
Macaria Salinas
Laredo (520)
President: Sylvia Moreno
Leaders: Raquel Bradley, Trina
Bratton, Esther Buckley, Felisa
Eveland, Joe Pelto
Los Fresnos (142)
President: Alice Garza
Leaders: Margarita Galvan,
George Olivo
McAllen (340)
President: Terrie Schuette
Leaders: Cassandra Disbro,
Twila Figueroa, Ma Elena Ingram,
Sandra McMurtray, Brian Pee,
Gene Philbrook, Cathy Requenez,
Sandra Requenez, Nora Sanchez,
Marilyn Schroeder, Lety Vasquez
Mercedes (142)
President: Nellie Barrientes-Garza
Leaders: Patricia Billups,
Lee Garza, Manuel Garza,
Sylvia Gonzalez, Yvonne Manzano,
Hector Martinez, Susana Martinez,
Manuela Rivas, Melissa White,
Zaharia Zavala, Gerry Zuniga
Mission (537)
President: Fernando Perez
Leaders: Priscilla Aparicio,
Imelda Becho, Paula Bedinghaus,
Elda Cantu, Tara Connell,
Bertha Cuellar, Ana Flores,
Esperanza Flores, Maria Garcia,
Azucena Garza, Elizabeth Garza,
Cindy Hernandez, Linda Lerma,
Lois Prukop-Reyes, Alicia Solis,
Angie Trevino, Antonio Urrabazo,
Lupita Vela, Maria Vela
North Starr (29)
President: Trini Garza
Leaders: Silvia Alaniz, Christina
Delgado, Araceli Garza, Norma
Juarez, Veronica Lopez, Gloria
Ramos, Maria Rodriguez, Maria
Soto, San Juanita Vela
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo
(523)
President: Mert Rodriguez
Leaders: Olga Baldazo,
Rosa Botello, Diana Calderon,
Anabel Castillo, Rebecca Conrad,
Valerie Cordova, Gricelda
Crosby, Bedelia Cuellar, Susanna
Escobedo, Pearl Flores, Susan
Garza, Ludivina Gonzalez, Julie
Juarez, Juan Leija, Bobbie Sue
Lopez, Laura Lozano, Lisa
Martinez, Anabel Mendova,
Linda Moncivais, Debora
Moreno, Mary Navarro-Garza,
Maricruz Nieto, Teresa Ovalle,
Thelma Rex, Belinda Rodriguez,
Eloisa Rodriguez, Janie Rodriguez,
Mary Rodriguez, Florestela
Saldana, Sonia Salinas, Felipa
Sanchez, SanJuanita Sepulveda,
Delma Singleterry, Rockie
Solis, Jenny Solis-Garza, Michael
Sweet, Isabel Vasquez
Rio Grande City (406)
President: Juan Garcia
Leaders: Gloria Alvarez, Lupe
Amador, Leonor Rodriguez,
Adelina Villarreal, Mike Villarreal
Rio Hondo (167)
President: Susie Andrews
Leaders: Melissa Aguirre, Lillie
Arredondo, Yasmin Hernandez,
Yesenia Hernandez, Jessica
Lopez, Stephanie McIver,
Ralph Nieto, Ida Ortega,
Connie Sauceda, Pedro Trevino,
Karen Waters
Roma (201)
President: Javier Riojas
Leaders: Lorena Barrera, Rosa
Barrera, Ruth Chapa, Xochitl
Garcia, Sandra Gonzalez, Olga
Pena, Marcela Ramirez, Natalie
Ramirez, Alvilda Recio, Leida
Reyes, Eva Riojas, Jaime Saenz,
Marissa Saenz, Eliza Villarreal
Santa Rosa (81)
President: Eddie Hinojosa
Leaders: Martina Benavides,
Anna Gaytan, Sandra Guerrero
Sharyland (42)
President: Rhonda Beall
Leader: Carla Trussell
South Texas (56)
President: Jacquie Palamara
Leaders: Louisa Benavidez,
April Gutierrez, Cleofas Martinez,
Evey Martinez, Linda Sauceda,
Steven Schneider
South Texas College (134)
President: Lyla de la Torre
Leaders: Julia Jimenez,
Kendra Paxman, Mark Vela,
Rene Zuniga
United (268)
President: Beverly Goodin
Herrera
Leaders: Lilia Cantu,
Alfredo Jimenez,
Hector Montemayor,
Lamar Ramirez, Joel Solis
Weslaco (675)
President: Aggie Aguirre
Leaders: Laura Balderrama,
Aaron Barbosa, Janie Cantu,
Rosie Cantu, Frances Contreras,
Hector Cruz, Esther Davila,
Betty de los Santos, Melissa Diaz,
Gilbert Guardiola, Dora Guerra,
Roger Gutierrez, Mildred Howell,
Maggie Lugo, Margarita Marin,
Susan Martin, Mamie Miller, Lisa
Nieto, Denise Park, Trini Peralez,
Omar Rivera, Melva Segura,
David Silva, Gloria Silva,
Jeannie Silva, Ernesto Trevino,
Norma Trevino
Willacy County (227)
President: Pat Brashear
Leaders: Bob Brashear,
Virginia Denny, Peter Pointer,
Jesse Smith, Greg Storms
Zapata (202)
President: Michael Villarreal
Leaders: Lisa Castillo,
Mari Garza, Vicky Garza,
Adalinda Saenz, David Saenz,
Laura Villarreal

Agua Dulce (27)
President: Aaron Bonds
Leaders: Joy Brown, Alexandra
Santos, Laura Valls
Alice (395)
President: Roni Wymore
Leaders: Pixie Edwards,
Juli-Anna Flores, Kandace Fox,
Thelma Gallimore-Aguilar, Gloria
Gutierrez, Anna Holmgreen,
Cecilia Lerma, Norma Montemayor,
Ruben Pena, Lauro Rios, Alicia
Rivadeneyra, Catarino Rodriguez,
Annette Starr, Sharon Trevino,
Norma Zuniga
Aransas County (116)
President: Candace Ochoa
Leaders: Conchetta Bennett,
Angela Martin, Sandy Melton,
Judy Weddell
Aransas Pass (109)
President: Margaret
Montemayor
Leaders: Pamela Minton, Norma
Perez, Betty Upton, Esther
Vasquez
Banquete (58)
President: Emily Francis-Roach
Leader: Mariella Killian
Beeville (139)
President: Norma Rodriguez
Leaders: Ophelia de los Santos,
Richard Franco, David Kennedy,
Lucy Martinez, James Stevenson
Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco (46)
President: Naida de la Paz
Leaders: Janie Anderson,
Anna Buentello
Brooks County (137)
President: Estella Anzualda
Leaders: Amanda Garza,
Naida Vela
Calallen (60)
President: Stormi Miller
Leaders: Christina Crouse,
Amanda Drake
Region 2
President: Estella Sanders
Director: Rose Perez
Corpus Christi (1,062)
President: Virginia Randal
Leaders: Anna Adame, Veronica
Alvarado, Emmanuel Ayala,
Michelle Barabino, Steve Barrera,
Rogenia Bonds, Myra Cantu,
Sandra Cantu-Hinojosa,
April Chapa, Carole Chemberlin,
Delia Choate, Omelia DeLeon,
Lori Escamilla, Graciela Garcia,
Cesarea Germain, Barbara
Gonzalez, Monica Gonzalez-Rios,
Maria Guerra, Laurie Guerrero,
Jackie Hannebaum,
Pamela Harrison, Dick Hines,
Norma Hinojosa, Rita Ann Hoy,
Maria Huerta, Sylvia Johnson,
Michelle Jones, Sarah Jump,
Margaret Lara, Brenda Law,
Yvette Lopez, Beatrice Magallan,
Margaret Marquez, Dana
Matthews, Sara Montez, Cleo
Morales, Velma Moreno,
Veronica Morin, Melissa Naranjo-
Rodriguez, Virginia Olson,
Freddy Ortiz, Juventino Ortiz,
Kathy Ortiz, Norma Perez,
Rose Perez, Rosie Pinon,
Rebecca Quinones, Vicki Recio,
Michael Reiling, Frank Reyna,
Kathryn Rhodes, Jesus Rivera,
Tracie Rodriguez, Ellen Royce,
Deborah Saavedra, Irasema
Saavedra, Minerva Salazar,
Rebecca Salinas, Janet Shearer,
Norma Solis, Susan Sustaire,
Debbie Torres, Yolanda Vargas,
Michelle Vasquez, Vanessa
Vasquez, Rhonda Vela,
Ronald Vela, Mary Warner
Driscoll (42)
President: Janell Owen
Leader: Rhonda Greif
Flour Bluff (99)
President: Betsy Stein
Leaders: Cindy Ames,
Joan Bates, Allyison Burdett,
Crystal Dunbar, Lori Kroll,
Elizabeth Lee, Cynthia
McGaughey, Beverly Perkins
Freer (53)
President: Rosie Iglesias-Salinas
Leaders: Margaret Lee,
Belinda Rangel, James Williams
George West (69)
President: Sandra Liska
Leaders: Mary Blevins, Ellie
Jimerson, Rosemary Liska,
Glenda Locke, Nancy McKinney
Gregory-Portland (72)
President: Norberto Jimenez
Leaders: Judy Monk,
Teresa Raney
Ingleside (102)
President: Christine Stephens
Leaders: Linda Rubalcaba,
Wayne Stephens, Traci Sturgeon
Kingsville (73)
President: Ode Moreno
Leaders: Christy Gonzalez,
Danny Naranjo, Eddie Rios
Pettus (39)
President: Norma Proffitt
Leaders: Johnny Proffitt,
Susan Secord
Port Aransas (27)
President: Janis Moore
Leader: Carly Carlough
Ricardo (37)
President: Marla Duron
Leaders: Melissa DeUrioste,
Eva Garcia, Candice Ley,
Patsy Martinez, Rita Valenzuela
Riviera (40)
President: Carol McFall
Leaders: Cathy Borden,
Nona Moffitt, Cydne Reynolds,
Jana Weiland
Robstown (191)
President: Armando Castro
Leaders: Karen Anderson,
Tencha Castro, Mario Guerra,
Letty Ruiz, Ruben Sanchez
San Diego (56)
President: Rebecca Saenz
Leaders: Elvira Davis,
Ana Lisa Garcia, Pamela Garcia,
Maria Garza, Noemi Morales
Santa Gertrudis (39)
President: Tules Ramirez
Leaders: Lina Flores,
Debra Hinojosa, Donita Powell
Sinton (84)
President: Brenda Galbreath
Leaders: Angelica Basaldu,
Kandice Kauk
Skidmore-Tynan (46)
President: Judy Whatley
Leader: Arleen Salge
Texas A&M University–
Corpus Christi (336)
President: Corinna Longoria
Leaders: Annette Guerra,
Clarissa Moreno, Lauren Wessel
Three Rivers (55)
President: Robin Curbello
Leaders: Kimberly Graves,
Margaret O’Neal, Carolyn Orsak,
Diane Wilson
West Oso (64)
President: Rose Koonce
Leaders: Staci Gurleski,
Mary Martinez, Deena Taylor,
Lilia Villarreal
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Region 3
President: Yvonne MEHARG
Director: JAN WOMACK
Region 4
President: RON FITZWATER
Director: ANN PETRILLO
Austwell-Tivoli (7)
President: Zachary Crawford
Leader: Jackie Hanselman
Calhoun County (37)
President: Rita Crow
Leaders: Roman Hill, Paulette
Savage, Barbara Stuart
Columbus (61)
President: Debbie Petrosky
Leaders: Amber Berger,
Marcus Gonzales, Teresa Harbich,
Terri Jurek, Tamalyn Neuendorff,
Sheila Prause
East Bernard (65)
President: Norma Robinson
Leaders: Cindy Gertson,
Amber Karasek, Arnalynn Kellner,
Sheila Kolafa, Karen Riley
El Campo (164)
President: Joy Roppolo
Leaders: Patti Montello,
Susan Nohavitza, Christine
Richter, Kathy Smith
Falls City (52)
President: Cathy Stolle
Leaders: Phyllis Jarzombek,
Dorothy Kotara, Patricia Startz,
Debbie Wiatrek
Ganado (52)
President: Jonel Knuppel
Leader: Melissa Fowler
Goliad (98)
President: Jan Womack
Leaders: Mary Guerrero,
Yvonne Meharg, Gigi Ousley,
Vicki Wimberly, Vicky
Youngblood
Hallettsville (37)
President: Brenda Masek
Leader: Brian Leist
Louise (37)
President: Robbie Gonzales
Leaders: Michelle Brown,
Lori Heard, Doris Ochoa
Nordheim (5)
President: Meliss Eckhardt
Leaders: Ann Marie Garcia,
Shirley Karnei, Dianna Soliz,
Jovita Villarreal
Palacios (158)
President: Kay Lawson
Leaders: Donna Dillard,
Terry Divers, Andy Erdelt, Mary
Kathryn Erdelt, Marie Garcia,
Shelley Newsom, Marina Spaw,
Yen Tran, Kymberli Zamarripa
Refugio (54)
President: Beth Linscomb
Leaders: Marcia Bingham,
Anna Garcia
Tidehaven (42)
President: Darlene Shick
Leaders: Christine Naiser,
Stacy Novak, Shirley Webernick,
Jane Zapalac
Van Vleck (53)
President: Meredith Keelan
Leaders: Kathy Diehm,
Tiffany Oncken, Gena Smith
Victoria (72)
President: Matthew Pope
Leader: Margie Flores
Weimar (39)
President: Phyllis Jurica
Leaders: Brenda Miller,
Kristy Okruhlik, LuEllen Otto
Wharton (63)
President: Sue Boyette
Leaders: Iann Flowers, Sara Wind
Yoakum (29)
President: Tina Hawkins
Leaders: Annalyn Karl,
Tomi Soehnge, Janice Thomas,
Malissa Williams
Aldine (446)
President: Wanda Giles
Leaders: Solomon Aikharaekpen,
Paul Ballard, Jacquelyne Bradford,
Phillis Bruchmiller, Phyllis Burns,
Fizza Butt, Phyllis Camarata,
Judith Comeaux, Darla Cooksey,
Stacey Cunningham, Generosa
de la Torre, Donna Demarchos,
Louisa Dunn, Cheryl Fendley,
Maria Garcia, Jeffrey Gross,
Gail Hall, Kelly Hallberg,
Tanisha Hanks, Russell Hargraves,
Valerie Hernandez, Delia Izaguirre,
Ralph Jackson, Irma Jimenez,
Paula Johnson, Jo Ann Kimmel,
Karen Large, Herbert McDaniel,
Mary Neeley-Stevens,
Juliet Olabisi, Anita Palmer,
Isidro Reyes, Geraldine Simmons,
Sally Soileau, Linda Stevens,
Andrea Thompson, MaIsabelita
Tuliao, Marilyn Venne,
Kenneth Weaver, Marcia Weikel,
Bridget Wofford
Alief (860)
President: Debbie Stolpa
Leaders: Lisa Allison,
Ricardo Arriola-Gonzalez,
Pamela Aycock, Debra Bennett,
Myra Busby, Wendi Carpenter,
Jorge Cavazos, Wendy Cavazos,
Doris Curry, Elizabeth Curtis,
Janet Dammann, Fernanda Del
Villar, Jacqui DeRome,
Dayna DiCenso, Cynthia Felder,
Linda Glasser, Sarah Heinsbroek,
Wilhelmina Ho, Heriberto Ibarra
Abrego, Veronica Jones,
Tammy Kane, Cheryle Katribe,
Jodi Knuppel, Mark Longino,
Jeannie Lopez, Tony Makanji,
Diane Marlowe, Lynn Miller,
Debbie Mott, Sonja Nitsch,
Amy Owens, Cindi Payne,
Jerry Rider, LaKeytra Ross,
Julie Sanders, Ticia Schonefeld,
Christina Stark, Phyllis Steffek,
Lottie Thomas, Teresa Toliver,
Linda Treend, Sharon Walls,
Louis Werner, Terry White,
Marshall Williams, Sarah Yur
Alvin (392)
President: Jennifer Tanner-
Murray
Leaders: Kimberly Ayres,
Kathleen Batchelor, Emily Faulk,
Ron Fitzwater, Kim Ford, Connie
Hamilton, Valerie Hoffpauir,
Tanya Meinecke, Sue Monts,
Shirley Moore, Loretta Palmore,
Claudia Reid-Jackson,
Consuelo Stokes, Kay Totty,
Pamela Vreeland
Anahuac (48)
President: Carol Nugent
Leaders: April Dougan,
Tammy Duhon, Donna Standley,
Kay Zieschang
Angleton (11)
President: Makeda Stroman
Leaders: Ketti Eipers-Smith,
Antoinette Woodson
Brazosport (78)
President: Peggy Keillor
Leader: Jo Linda Marshall
Channelview (158)
President: Karen Bryant
Leaders: Karen Butler,
Gerri Haire, Margaret Tipton
Clear Creek (355)
President: Doris Camp
Leaders: Cheryl Beu,
Cynthia Bradley, Laurie Briggs,
Holly Demuynck, Jeanne DeVezin,
Margaret Hairston, Kelly Henry,
Rebecca Jamison, Kathy Koch,
Donald Mize, Martha Pierson,
Elizabeth Smith, Leda Smith,
Susan Sotsuda, Amy Thac,
J. T. Thomas, Nanette VanCampen
Cleveland (76)
President: Allison Alpha
Leaders: Mary Giles,
Jennifer Taylor
Columbia-Brazoria (76)
President: Bess Simple
Leaders: Pam Erwin, Terry German,
Debra Griffin, Donna King,
Amy Stephenson

Crosby (67)
President: Lisa Kallies
Leader: Meredith Hobbs Hackney
Cypress-Fairbanks (2,213)
President: Eli Rodriguez
Leaders: Stephanie Bailey,
Sue Bathe, Lisabeth Belinoski,
Laura Bissey, James Bosworth,
Angela Bowen, Kay Bradbury,
Al Brien, Wendy Brien,
Susan Byrne, Allison Cheatham,
Carolyn Coffelt, Karen Comer,
Maribel Contreras-Helton,
Kristi Crawford, Sherie Doyle,
Jody Duvall, Cazzie Escalante,
Rhonda Esterak, Patricia Fisher-
Holmes, Glynis Fletcher,
Jessica Flowers, Sylvia Foster,
Katie Freed, Cynthia Gilbert,
Randi Gloff, Charlotte Godsey,
Jay Guerrero, Susan Guidry,
Gloria Hawthorne, Holly Hays,
Carrie Hendrix, Judy Hitchcock,
Donna Holle, Dorothy Hulett,
Nola Jensen, Jenifer Johnson,
Rebecca Kassing, Becky Keels,
Janet Kramer, Jennifer Lappe,
Sharon Lemmerz, Cindy Lorenz,
Dale Maddox, Brenda McMenamy,
Janice McSpadden, Julie Medrano,
Lin Moore, Kathleen Moreman,
Kyla Mote, Blanca Nunez, Roman
Nunez, Marilyn Ocker, Cynthia
Perry, Paige Phares, Ginger
Picone, Debbie Robbins-Williams,
Jerry Roberts, Peggy Roberts,
Anne Sawyer, Daniella Schultz,
Ruth Scott, Shira Sherer, Beth
Smith, Jennifer Soileau, Jackye
Spell, Laurie Spence, Pamela
Spivey, Cynthia Surgi, Ginger
Thevenote, Pamela Tompkins,
Debra Vela, Karen Warner,
Claudia White, Diane Williamson,
Donna Woods, Alison Wynn
Dayton (294)
President: Cathy Harbour
Leaders: Laura Allen,
Tara Brandt, Ellen Conner,
Janice Kopecky, Leah Middleton,
Susan Oubre, Lisa Revils,
Alma Waddell, Darren Waddell,
Kay Wallace
Deer Park (393)
President: Judy Cureton
Leaders: Barbara Beer,
Joyce Brandon, Laura Brazil,
Leslie Cruse, Jamie Ellis,
Penny Garcia, Laurel Graham,
Pam Greene, Tanya Harper,
Stefani Kubena, Jesse Mace,
Robin Mace, Jeanne Mills,
Florence Peterson,
LaTonya Stone, Dorothy Trog,
Kym Unangst, Susan Warner,
Jennifer Young
Dickinson (159)
President: Kristal Woodbeck
Leaders: Marcia Henry,
Melanie Malin
Fort Bend (665)
President: Cathy Duvall
Leaders: Kathy Aaron,
Patricia Alsmeyer, Cynthia
Blatzer, Marlene Boffman,
Jennifer Boyd, Eileen Bruns,
Rustin Buck, Marguerite Burton,
Julie Comardo, Beth Egmon,
Candy Ewert, Sangeeta Garg,
Vicki Gassen, Leslie Guzman,
Charletta Johnson, Janet Kirksey,
Deanna Lau, Judy Lawrence,
Patsy Lewis, Pat Luhn,
Shelly Maxfield, Amy McConnell,
Jan Moore, Salethia Morris,
William Moss, Dawn Mungroo,
Kathleen Murch, Ellie Najman,
Suzanne Neal, Gail Neese,
Denise Pai, Nancy Pan,
Kurt Pepper, Lana Petrizzo,
Kathy Radek, Kristin Richter,
Mark Rosenbalm, Elizabeth
Sizemore, Krista Smith,
Samantha Tunnell,
Diane Watson, Deborah White,
Michele Winkler
Galena Park (590)
President: Debbie Cox
Leaders: Kara Ashworth, Cheryl
Clardy, Mary Cook, Ricky Cox,
Jeri Davis, Beverly Finley, Marcie
Fortner, Michael Frieden, Ryan
Heitzman, Imelda Hernandez,
Shirley Jernigan, Gina Lewis,
Loyce Manahan, Isabel Martinez,
Barbie McCain, Karen Moore,
Sarita Napoleon-Mills, Lynn Nutt,
Regina Plemmons-Wasson,
Donald Scarborough, Lissa
Shepard, Bette Speaks, Marla
Taylor, Nancy Timpani, Sharon
Trawick, Debbie Williamson
Galveston (166)
President: Lynette Smith
Leaders: Lana Croft,
Janet France, Wayne Johnson,
Vernon Kennedy, Rhea Raymond,
Kimberly Sam, Georgia Sherrod,
Merian Stinson, Terry Stokes,
Selah Tacconi
Goose Creek (166)
President: Candace Sirlin
Leaders: Robbie Adams,
Jo Beth Bacon, Maria Caughman,
Robin Edwards, Stuart Eisen,
Kimberly Garcia, M.K. Graves,
Susan Lewis, Enid Lindsey,
Anna Maire, Donna Romero
Hardin (77)
President: Kathy Smith
Leaders: Tonnia Carr,
Janey Fabriguze, Joan Gandy,
Diane Huff, Amy Nichols
Houston (663)
President: S.J. DePland
Leaders: Linda Burks,
Patricia Butler, Vicente Calderon,
Yesenia Chavez, Kerri Cole-
Williams, Will Couch, Myron
Greenfield, Aurelia Haston,
Kwan-Monique Johnson,
Norma Karlsen Palumbo,
Kay Kubik, Albert Lemons,
Patti Randolph, Magdalena Rash,
Maudie Reece, Coletta Sayer,
Candias Strange, Maria Trevino,
Cynthia Villalovos, Joseph
Williams, Barbara Winkler
Houston Baptist
University (185)
President: Lidia Hernandez
Leaders: Linda Brupbacher,
Summer Hauser,
Carol McGaughey
Huffman (83)
President: Mary Kitchel
Leaders: Susan Blackman,
Kathy Dodgen
Humble (1,754)
President: Melissa Crizer
Leaders: Emma Albers,
Laura Awe, Sandra Beck,
Lisa Bender, Anne Blake,
Cathleen Blayney, Audra Boney,
Diana Broussard, Jerelyn Brown,
Robbin Burger, Lynette Busceme,
Jessica Castille, Laurie Curtis,
Jim Dang, Mary Daresh,
Betsy Duplechain, James Ellis,
Laura Erben, Jennifer Fanning,
Deanna Galeucia, Julie Gere,
Allan Griffin, Janet Griffin,
Ty James, Ashley Jolley,
Linda Kenyon, Kim Koch,
Priscilla Kovacik, Debbie Krenek,
Stacey Landrith, Erica Lewis,
Marylyn Livingston, Rose Lowery,
Amanda McGee, Holly Miller,
Marjorie Morrison,
Sandye Nelson, Jane Painter,
Stacy Pickard, Darlynn Pittman,
Pat Potok, Gloria Reidlinger,
Christina Roy, Gayle Sampley,
Mary Schaefer, Carol Shackouls,
Linda Shanadan, Janet Sherrill,
Sloan Simmons, Dolly Smith,
Misty Smith, Mary Stowell,
Terry Thompson, Kristi Vannett,
Stacey Ward, Kendra Wetuski,
Jason Wyatt, Robin Zorkic
Katy (1,720)
President: Hellen Secrist
Leaders: Janet Charpiot,
Bill Crockett, Timothy Elliott,
Sandra Gardner, Heidi Kirby,
Betty Mehmen, Cecelia Ramos,
Terrie Weaver, Diane Wilson
Klein (424)
President: Allen Bettis
Leaders: Lynia Albers,
Gay Allbritton, Mark Bartelsmeyer,
Janet Beckering, Lisa Caldwell,
Marty Cummings, Cathy Doyle,
Karen Ford, Rachel Homeyer,
Pam Kingdon, Paul Kirkpatrick,
Nadine Krebs, Sally Lawder,
Veronica Lawrence,
Michele Maestas, Wilma Mysak,
Keri Pulliam, Angela Stengl,
Kathryn Travis, Xanthia Vanderford,
Mary Viehoefer, Judy Walker
Lamar (82)
President: Jose Diaz
Leaders: Debbie Carrell,
Les Hunter, Renea Koelling
Lone Star College–
Tomball (49)
President: Ana Jimenez
Leaders: Hope Balfa,
Ashleigh Cox, Joanna Hernandez,
Candice Horn, Mary Jackson,
Barbara Miller
Pasadena (797)
President: Charlotte Anthony
Leaders: Jenifer Anderson,
Katherine Anderson,
David Angie, Joanna Bowyer,
Linda Boyd, Sandra Burrough,
Sherial Caswell, Christy Cobb,
Miriam Cordova, Emma Cuellar,
Darlene Daniels, Pamela Dunn,
Brooke Ehlinger, Jana Ganderson,
Garland Ganter, Lynn Goodson,
Kelli Green-Erwin, Cindy Gunter,
Paula Hagan, Rosa Hernandez,
Amanda Hughes, Maria Izaguirre,
Robert Johnson, Darla Kelly,
Robert Kelly, Pamela Kniffin,
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Debra Lambert, Nancy Laura,
Paul Martinez, Karen McEwen,
Jill McLain, Lisa Miller,
JoAnn Minchew, Julia Montes,
Rochelle Mortazavi,
Jamie Murray, Michell Norville,
Sherry O’Neal, Diane Owen,
Kathryn Parker, Darrelyn Pelts,
Sherrie Raines, Rosa Reyes,
Sheri Rodgers, Norma Rodriquez,
Frank Sanchez, Amalia Savala,
Catherine Swaim, Madelyn Winnek,
Shay Woodruff, Holly Yoes
Pearland (80)
President: Ruth Aimone
Leader: August Aimone
Royal (130)
President: Henry Bostick
Leaders: Angie Andrews,
Johnnie Byerly, Alice Fagan,
Marty Schiller, Cynthia Stasny,
Julie Watson, Linda Woodard
Sheldon (142)
President: Juan Venegas
Leaders: Tonia Gaston,
Yvonne Gutierrez, Maria Ledezma,
Mara Longoria, Johanna Odell,
Debbie Pilcher, Mary Sengele,
Haley Sosnik, Jessica Trice
Spring (227)
President: Robert Devor
Leaders: Terrence Boggs,
Barbara Glidewell, Robert
Hanchett, Meredith Harris,
Steve Lacombe, Rachel Martin,
Angelique Martin-Smith, Theresa
Oneill, Tonia Thomas-Scott,
Anna Whitlock
Spring Branch (477)
President: Cindy Woods
Leaders: Dora Aschenbeck,
Brenda Banker, Kathy Bean,
Meredith Boane, Sharee
Cantrell, Roger Christman, Allison
Cogburn, Carolyn Cossey, Jamie
Dacovich, Cindy Davis, Nancy
Delgado, Cynthia Dionne, Susan
Eyre, Cynthia Gallagher, Patricia
Gauna, Jennifer Gilbert, Jana
Gwinn, Reutes Hamelers, Shelly
Horne, Patricia Jenkins, Maricela
Jimenez, Noemi Leon, Mahendra
Mehta, Shawn Mustain, Patty
Oliver, Patricia Portice,
Jane Riddle, Rene Rosales
Stafford (77)
President: Melinda Fauver
Leaders: Cheryl Cobb,
Jennifer Dunham, Carl Jones,
Amanda Rubiano
Sweeny (133)
President: Minne Sanchez
Leaders: Sherry Brown,
Jeanette Green, Patricia Hargett,
Jeanette Hlavaty, Becky Mahurin,
Dani Mikel, Janith Wetz
Tarkington (56)
President: Kimberly Willis
Leader: Jessiene Bruce
Tomball (220)
President: Clete Deckard
Leaders: Melissa Baker,
Janet Blott, Patti Brownfield,
Cathy Eng, Brandyne Finney,
Christian Lloyd, Natalie
Machalek, Rebekah McShan,
Ronda Morgan, Rebecca Nix,
Shelley Pace, Carrie Quinn,
Lorie Rodriguez, Sarah Rumfield,
Mary Sweet, Debbie Turpin,
Patti White
University of
St. Thomas (39)
President: Christopher Scott
Leaders: Terry Brandt,
Jenifer Douglas, Lauren Henry,
Samantha Jones, Natalie Yanez
Beaumont (625)
President: Mary Beth Woodall
Leaders: Charlotte Arceneaux,
Deborah Barideaux-Rowe,
Susan Brewer, Susie Brown,
Jean Bryant, Kristin Byars,
Richard Byars, Cheryl Charlton,
Karen Clausen, Kim Dixon-Lee,
Deborah DuBose, Suellen Ener,
Darrolynn Ford, Cynthia Gibson,
Lisa Hart, Michael Hart,
Terri Kozlowski, Donna Landreth,
Phyllis Lee, William Littles,
Jennifer Lyons, Teresa Marlow,
Mike McAleer, Wanda Narcisse,
Charlotte Nobles, Margaret
Orlando, Linda Pate, Rhoda Poe,
Glen Rabalais, Patrice Rabalais,
Connie Richard, Elaine
Schumacher, Glenda Shaw,
Carol Siler, Cynthia Tallarita,
Mellow Tatmon, Lien Tran,
Tabitha Walton, Jannett White,
Kristie White, Ozita White,
Geraldine Wiggins, Lynda Willie,
Tiffany Woodall
Bridge City (12)
President: Lisa Stewart
Leader: Melani Woodruff
Brookeland (35)
President: Michael DeFee
Leaders: Chase King,
Denise Rawlinson
Burkeville (17)
President: Sharon Hogan
Leader: Phyliss Stephens
Hardin-Jefferson (77)
President: Tracy Maxwell
Leaders: Donna Edmonds,
Darla Gaspard, Cindy Henderson,
Gerry Kirkland
Jasper (134)
President: Rebecca Dougharty
Leaders: Carol Amburn,
Becky Berryman, Karen Byerly,
Cathryn Coley, Debra Cordova,
Renee Dickerson, Kathy Dominy,
Mary Hamilton, Elaine Harrison,
Martha Morian, Shannon Stott
Region 5
President: BILL MOYE
Director: KIRK BROWN
Lumberton (201)
President: Jackie Arthur
Leaders: Lynn Carney,
Tanya Crites, Laura Davis,
Nancy Hatton, Jaki Heinz,
Mary Hernandez, Beverly Hooks,
Sallie Mooneyham, Deborah
Oliver, Margaret Sample,
Elizabeth Sanders
Nederland (11)
President: Niki Lege
Leader: Rachel Provost
Newton (74)
President: Cathy Pearson
Leaders: Susan Harrell,
Tammy Marshall, Sherry Tracy
Orangefield (14)
President: Heggie Coulter
Leader: Martha Howells
Port Arthur (81)
President: Jeane Rudd
Leaders: Jule Joffrion,
Barbara Klingman
Vidor (249)
President: Janice Brent
Leaders: Shannon DeVillier,
Debbie Ferguson, Nicole
Holcomb, Mischelle Holland,
Becky Lee, Shirley Melvin,
Teresa Parker
Warren (86)
President: Nathan Moye
Leaders: Terri Babino,
Kay Daniel, Karmen Dosser,
Lorie Johnston, Amy McCoy,
Bill Moye, Melinda Moye,
Jamie Young
Woodville (48)
President: Harriet Thedford
Leaders: Josephine McCullough,
Leslie McCullough, Kathy
McDonough, Brittanie Sowarby,
Linda Sowarby

Bellville (76)
President: Ann Lanier
Leaders: Joan Buenger,
Sharon Dyer, Kathleen Lackey,
David Minear, Janet Montgomery,
Annette Vincik, Gwen Waller
Bremond (56)
President: Carol Boring
Leader: Barbie Ryza
Bryan (534)
President: Sallie McGehee
Leaders: Teresa Beckham,
Sheridan Bockelmann,
Michael Bridges, Tifani Brown,
Melissa Clary, Janet Fanguy,
Sheila Fields, Julie Ford,
Ginger Freeze, Carol Frosch,
Allison Gilmore, Daneen Grogan,
Colleen Holmes, Teresa Ibarra,
Joyce Jones, Patricia Lampley,
Nancy Lewis, Joan Moore,
Jennifer Morton, Elaine Platt,
Shawn Ponzio, Debra Richards,
Ruth Vincent, Mandy Welch,
Doreen Wentrcek,
Tryphena Williams
Buckholts (10)
President: Mike Lee
Leader: Janice Bridges
Caldwell (111)
President: Pamela Cantey
Leaders: Terri Armstrong,
Kristi Barber, Roxanne Dusek,
Cathy Homeyer, Carolyn Marek,
Becky Zavodny
Cameron (107)
President: Kathryn Barrett
Leaders: Brenda Dirba,
Toni Lafferty, Veronica Tucker,
Loretta Walthall
Region 6
President: JUDI THOMAS
Director: BRENDA LYNCH
Centerville (16)
President: Kristi Wakefield
Leaders: Kathy Pierce,
Glenda Quigg
Coldspring (98)
President: Tammy Robinson
Leader: Sylvia Cooper
College Station (273)
President: Joy Sechelski
Leader: Judy Weir
Conroe (1,053)
President: Labana Berry
Leaders: Barbara Andes,
Susan Baker, Amanda Barton,
Jill Bradley, Karen Brunson,
Kristin Buford, Mary Butler,
Marsha Corley, Caroline
Crawford, Jerrie Curran, Bridget
Eaves, Martha Edwards, Janene
Fowler, Dawn Gerstenberger,
Betty Gibson, Caralee Gladden,
Peggy Gusler, Sandra Hammond,
Nancy Hawkins, Wendy
Hedgpeth, Marcene Herrick,
Kay Jopling, Linda Kovach,
Selene Lander, Angela
McCallum, Cindy McNamara,
Brenda Meadows, Gretchen
Montgomery, Stacy Newman,
Ann Ohnheiser, Melissa Powell,
Jackie Rigby, Ena Sendejar-
McFarland, Jerri Smith, Larry
Spence, Sue Stewart, Patricia
Tutt, Jeanie Walker, Tamara
Willer, Al Woodum, Susan Young
Hearne (43)
President: Linda Dairy
Leader: Staci Trojacek
Huntsville (223)
President: Kathy Partin
Leaders: Cindy Anderson,
Sandra Bounds, Vivian Cox,
Gayle Crumpley, Tammy Doyle,
Stephen Farlow, Ann Guedry,
Amy Langley, Jessica Poole,
Jeanine Sicard, Sheila Spencer,
Roberta Stefaniak, Christine
Welle, Joe Whitehead, Christal
Wilson-Price, Haylee Wood
Livingston (82)
President: Vicki Stanphill
Leader: Donna McKenzie
Lovelady (8)
President: Deborah Stewart
Leader: Janice Harrelson
Madisonville (26)
President: Leigh Howeth
Leaders: Jo Beth Batson,
Becky Santos
Magnolia (352)
President: Charles Lindsey
Leaders: Karen Bowden,
Lori Champagne, Becky
Comstock, Sarah Cravens, Diane
Ehler, Rhonda Gross, Brenda
Hoppe-Morgan, Sirena Rutledge,
Alice Schiel, Rae Tucker,
Autumn Weitzel
Montgomery (345)
President: Chris Disser
Leaders: Debra Bell, Andrea
Coleman, Christopher Douglas,
Marsha Herridge, Kelly McLaughlin,
Melinda Schurr, Beverly Smythia,
Susan Strader, Linda Ward
Navasota (189)
President: Sharon Ganske
Leaders: Susan Brak,
James Downey, Chase Ganske,
Wayne Ganske, Karen Kloss,
Nancy Kremenak, Rachel Lewis,
Ritta Litzenberg, Karen Oncken,
Jennifer Ramirez
New Waverly (30)
President: Patrick Shevlin
Leader: Paulette O’Sullivan
Normangee (66)
President: Helena Kelly
Leaders: Laura Bounds,
Lorraine Bush, Jamie Hemphill,
Misty Light, Carol Malkey,
Dorothy Mullinnix, Suzanne
Riley, Ray Sanders
Onalaska (48)
President: Theresa Guidry
Leaders: Karen McCaffety,
Margaret Rybarski,
Patricia Usleton
Rockdale (22)
President: Ann Otte
Leaders: Linda King,
Sarah Warner
Sam Houston State
University (209)
President: Cassie Henson
Leaders: Michelle Folk,
Kendall Gribble, Frank Hoffman
Shepherd (129)
President: Sandra Barrow
Leaders: Edna Cutaia,
Kathy Fleming
Splendora (98)
President: Lisa Allen
Leaders: Don Allen, Jerry Mills,
Samuel Sharp, Patricia Treadwell
Trinity (15)
President: Jim Stayton
Leader: Pamela Monroe
Waller (117)
President: Mary Jane Oliver
Leaders: Cindy Auble,
Terry Davis, Leslie Ferdon
Willis (520)
President: Tommy Reed
Leaders: Debra Folk,
Lori Mitchell, Judi Thomas,
Donna Ward
Windham Consolidated (53)
President: Susan Norris
Leader: Kathleen Chance
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Alto (56)
President: Emily Miller
Leaders: Bobbie Cox,
Misty Duplichain, Nancy King,
Jan Knott, Lisa Low,
Vearnita Patton
Athens (14)
President: Steve Mazzanti
Leader: Jackie Cunningham
Big Sandy (57)
President: Gay Stokes
Leaders: Linda Avey,
Susan Ledkins
Broaddus (33)
President: Richard Kilmer
Leaders: Faith Kilmer,
Angela Runnels
Brownsboro-Chandler
(111)
President: Julie McCullough
Leaders: Betty Eberhart,
Susan Penny, Shirley Vause,
Angela Volentine, Michelle Wood
Bullard (83)
President: Pamela Lott
Leaders: Debbie Eitel,
Kelly Nichols, Donna Templeton
Carlisle (7)
President: Regina Sugg
Leader: Sherri Pirtle
Center (49)
President: Joyce Jackson
Leaders: Karen Albert, Robin
Crawford, Reggie Daniels, Sandra
Latham, Angela Lawson
Central (27)
President: Suzanne McGee
Leaders: Shannon Abney,
Debbie Campbell,
Vennessa Childerss
Cross Roads (34)
President: Melanie Stovall
Leaders: Kim Ivey, Shari Musick,
Delana Newman
Region 7
President: NAN BRYANT
Director: GINGER FRANKS
East Texas Baptist
University (17)
President: Amy Crumrine
Leaders: Karen Gentsch,
Ora Wiley
Elysian Fields (24)
President: Debbie Goyne
Leader: Julie Gay
Eustace (71)
President: Janice Beasley
Leader: Ann Shoecraft
Frankston (67)
President: Danica Chalk
Leaders: Melanie Blackwell,
Kay Campbell, Patricia Parrott,
Laura Prewitt, Denice Smith
Grand Saline (139)
President: Nan Bryant
Leaders: Melisia Foster,
Debbie Griffin, Michelle Lewis,
Brenda Miller, Carla Milliorn,
Julie Surratt, Michael Young
Hallsville (198)
President: Freida Russell
Leaders: Tami Carnes,
Christi Goldston, Beth Green,
Jan Greer, Mary Marion,
Carolyn Pruitt, Linda Ross
Harmony (57)
President: Patty Isonhood
Leaders: Diane Barrick,
Tammy Bearden, Deborah Cross,
Susan McCool, Melissa South
Hawkins (68)
President: Erika Prater
Leaders: Heather Carnes,
Teresa Pemberton, Marcy Sauer
Hemphill (38)
President: Nina Farrell
Leaders: Sandra Butler,
Nicole Corley, Gloria Holmes,
Ellen Mills
Henderson (133)
President: Carol Plemmons
Leaders: Donna Abercrombie,
Debra Brown, Jason Brown,
Jo Nell Griffin, Cynthia Hancock,
Mary Hollon, Freida Miller,
Renee Perry, Yulanda Wall,
Carolyn Wimberley
Hudson (88)
President: Julie Temple
Leaders: Denise Davis,
Debbie Murphy, Amanda Pierce
Huntington (32)
President: Kathleen Walker
Leaders: Julia Cartwright,
Amber Wagnon
Jacksonville (173)
President: Renee Todd
Leaders: Jessica Early,
Sheila Harvey, Pat LaVigne,
Nancy Malmstrom, Jamie Pearman
Kilgore (21)
President: Lance Homeniuk
Leaders: Bill Edmonds,
Janice Mosley
LaPoynor (33)
President: Debra Mulholland
Leaders: Cheri Anderson,
Patty Bristow, Sandra Burch,
Michelle Eikner, Wanda Johnston,
Carolyn Rawlings, Belinda Wallace
Leveretts Chapel (17)
President: Shannon Dickerson
Leaders: Mary Batie, Robin Parker
Lufkin (60)
President: Pat Clos
Leader: Kathy Goehring
Mineola (32)
President: Kay Lamb
Leaders: Kari Callison, Linda Hogan
Nacogdoches (208)
President: Katherine Whitbeck
Leaders: Leabeth Abt, Laura
Achterhof, Tammy Baker, Wendy
Barnhill, Gloria Bennett, Beth
Brannan, Gayle Braziel, Amy
Counts, Kimberly Cross, Amanda
Garner, Paula Kline, Monica
Ledbetter, Penny Long, Teresa
Luna, Sheronda Parks, Jay Petty,
Kimberly Petty, Dawn Pierce,
Stacia Prince, Kathryn Robertson,
Jenny Stanaland, Mignon
Stanley, Laura Treadaway,
Melody Walker, Mark Wallace,
Diola Willoughby, Xavier Young,
Alma Zarate
Nacogdoches County (79)
President: Ginger Franks
Leaders: Melisa Lummus,
Shannon Whitehead
Pine Tree (215)
President: Valerie Ogle
Leaders: Meredith Clay,
Katie Davis, Marie Shelton
San Augustine (36)
President: Lisa Henly
Leaders: Deborah Evans, Sandy
Holt, Falbert McCoy-Garrett,
Mandy Stewart
Shelbyville (20)
President: Mavis Carter
Leaders: Orstella Netherly,
Karen Taylor
Stephen F. Austin State
University (208)
President: Cortney Stroud
Leader: Steven Josephsen
Tyler (677)
President: Betty Berndt
Leaders: Alva Alford,
Frances Bragg, Camille Buie,
Samantha Cheek, Candy DuBose,
George Faber, Pamela Gilmore,
Brandi Hill, Eddie Hill,
Sarah Holston, Tamekia Johnson,
Monique Krouse, Mark Lanier,
Cindy Loughmiller,
Sarah Massey-Olive, Nita Maxwell,
Renee McQuillin,
Virginia Murdock, Tracy Nash,
Sindy Oldham, Debbie Oliver,
Evelyn Satterwhite, Karen Schmutz,
Carol Smith, Kergy Smith,
Marcia Smith, Julie Thompson,
Sherre Thurman, Dianna Young
University of Texas–
Tyler (148)
President: Jayme Quick
Leaders: Jasmine Bonner,
Rodney Gouldthorpe, Wes Hickey,
James Wright
Westwood (156)
President: Linda Lee
Leaders: Melissa Evans,
Kathy Hightower, Michelle Ives,
Christie Perry

White Oak (60)
President: Scott Floyd
Leaders: Shelley Carrington,
Kelley Hamm, Jole Ray
Chapel Hill (61)
President: Anthony Williams
Leaders: Karen McCullough,
Cynthia Stansell
Chisum (77)
President: Carie Archer
Leaders: Deborah Bolton,
Kathy Cook, Sandy Deupree,
Carla Sanders, Timothy Skidmore,
Diane Stegall, Patricia Weiberg,
Tammy Wood
Clarksville (45)
President: Patricia Cochran
Leaders: Laura Fox,
Lynda Reed-Goff
De Kalb (41)
President: Lea McKinnie
Leaders: Robyn Anderson,
Alicia Dooley, Leta Foster,
Debbie Shumake, Rhonda Stone
Jefferson (97)
President: Bessie Rhodes
Leaders: Layla Ames, Sara Elms,
Karen Ives, Christel Stokely
Linden-Kildare (42)
President: Gayle Stewart
Leaders: Jessie Biscamp,
Paula Fitts
Mount Pleasant (82)
President: Gene Baxter
Leaders: Pat Brown, Brandie
Craver, Mary Koder, Donald
Speidell, Pal Tigert
Mount Vernon (120)
President: Rita Long
Leaders: Adrian Bolin,
Kathy Cannon, Trisha Carroll,
Marilyn Elbert, Sandra Lowery,
Kristy Lynch, Cindy Maxton,
Nakkia Snyder, Melanie Tidwell,
Stephanie Wright
Region 8
Woden (92)
President: Malinda Holzapfel
Leaders: Gigi Bradshaw,
Paula King, Tracey Meador
President: SANDRA PATTERSON
Director: Rita LONG
North Lamar (159)
President: Alison Hayter
Leaders: Kathy Bethea, Suzanne
Culbertson, Mary Ann Franklin,
Jerry Jarrell, Roxanne Jefferson,
Drethia Parsons, Sandra Patterson,
Angela Pollard, Deanna Ramsey,
Diedra Rast, Penny Stutsman
Paris (240)
President: Steve Tucker
Leaders: Kendra Beshirs,
Melanie Carter, Sheila Ensey,
Jennifer Hamner, Merita Head,
Jennifer Kornell, Deann Lee,
Jimmy Lee, Regina Rhodes,
Abby Rogers, Stephanie Staggs
Pewitt (37)
President: Stephanie Naillon
Leaders: Karen Fry,
Colinda Holbrook
Pittsburg (89)
President: Cindy Johnson
Leaders: Sheila Carter,
Carolyn Fuller
Prairiland (70)
President: Sharon Connot
Leaders: Mendy Cole, Leslie
Martin, Janice Patterson
Rivercrest (45)
President: Stacy Weddle
Leaders: Becky Andrews,
Julie Davidson, Lori Franks,
Andrea Martin, Angela Rose
Sulphur Springs (40)
President: Jeanine Boyett
Leaders: Sheila Rorie,
Michele Smith, Lesa Wilburn
Texas A&M University–
Texarkana (71)
President: Melinda Smith
Leaders: Daniela Rosas,
Judy Sander, Nathania Smith
Archer City (50)
President: Priscilla Gibson
Leaders: Karen Brunker,
Michelle Cadman, Carol Cox,
Anne Kelley, Heather Kelley,
Deann Phelps
Bowie (63)
President: Toni Stone
Leaders: Lila Keck,
Paula Mayfield, Rhonda Parr,
Rebecca Pickett, Beckey Scott,
April Tipton
Burkburnett (139)
President: Debra Reed
Leaders: Audrey Ash,
Lisa Crumpler, Shirley Gritton,
Jaime Hunter, Terri Koulovatos,
Paula McNeil, Pam Miller,
Sherrie Moore, Kim Orf,
Kathy Rannila
City View (81)
President: Jennifer Brandt
Leaders: Vicki Dawkins,
Brenda Shelton
Crowell (37)
President: Mitzi Howell
Leaders: Megan Clifton,
Jana Conner, Lisa Henry,
Darla Taylor, April White
Graham (80)
President: Tracy Pippins
Leaders: Austin Chamness,
Cheryl Sides, Cindy Walton
Henrietta (62)
President: Lela Frieling
Leaders: Lynn Anderson,
Martha Bachman, Pennie
Clevenger, Connie Johnson,
Mandy Story, Lisa Trainham
Holliday (94)
President: Autumn Menasco
Leaders: Laurie Allen,
Lisa Baumer, Kristi Lawson,
Stephanie Parker, Christy Roach,
Ginger Shirley, Carmen
Weathersbee
Region 9
President: TONI STONE
Director: ELIZABETH REYNOLDS
Iowa Park (117)
President: Susan Scott
Leader: Caroline James
Jacksboro (104)
President: Kristi Daws
Leaders: Peggy Clayton,
Laura Epps, Elizabeth Reynolds,
Linda White, Jane Whitsitt
Knox City-O’Brien (23)
President: Robert Collins
Leader: Colin Howeth
Midway (11)
President: Sherry Wheeler-
Smajstrla
Leaders: Cheryl McClendon,
Judy Peden
Munday (21)
President: Mary Jane Loftin
Leader: Susan Gulley
Nocona (71)
President: Patti Gibbs
Leaders: Jennifer Brittain,
Barbara Ice, Deana Jacobson,
Tammie Mitchell, Robert Norman,
Billy Whitecotton
Olney (94)
President: Dale Lovett
Leaders: Paula Bernhardt,
Michele Carpenter, Kimberli Cuba,
Marti Hamilton, Dixie Kirby,
Charlotte Mahler, Trudy Matus,
Kathy Pirtle, Marsha Richardson,
Carol Wainscott
Perrin-Whitt (32)
President: Debra Francis
Leaders: Sharon Franklin,
David Howell, Carol Rice,
Amy Salazar
Petrolia (46)
President: Diane Hornbeck
Leaders: Janet Kelso,
Vickie Moser
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