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CONTENTS FIESTA® SAN ANTONIO 2015

FEATURES

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President’s Greetings

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Mayor’s Greeting

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Military Coordinator’s Greeting

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Executive Committee

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Commission Staff

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Board Of Commissioners

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Order Of The Casarón

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Fiesta® Sponsors

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What is Fiesta®

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Official Fiesta® Poster Artist

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FEATURES

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Miss Fiesta San Antonio® 2014

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Fiesta® Royalty

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Schedule of Events

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Fiesta® Parade Routes

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Fiesta® Military Ambassadors

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The Fiesta® Commission

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Fiesta® Events

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The Gift of Time

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Fiesta® San Antonio Foundation

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Former Presidents

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PUBLISHER FiestaÂŽ San Antonio Commission

EDITOR Shannon Huntington Houghtaling FiestaÂŽ San Antonio Commission

MAGAZINE DESIGN Erich Lynch Dante Klar Media Group Vernelle Lynch Dante Klar Media Group

ADVERTISING Christine Hope FiestaÂŽ San Antonio Commission

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

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CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Special Thanks to Jonathan Alonzo Photography, Victor Martins, and to the Participating Member Organizations who contributed photographs. Cover Photo by ŠJonathan Alonzo Photography.

Advertising 2611 Broadway St, San Antonio, TX 78215 (210) 227-5191 x108

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All Rights Reserved. Copyright Š2014. Reproduction of the FiestaŽ San Antonio Commission Magazine is prohibited without the expressed, written consent of the FiestaŽ Commission. Unsolicited material cannot be returned. We reserves the right to refuse to publish any advertisement deemed detrimental to the best interests of the community or that is in questionable taste.

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Commemorative Dates In 2015

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Be A Part Of The Party

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Statewide and International Recognition

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FiestaÂŽ San Antonio Commission Members

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Participating Member Organizations

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124 Years of FiestaÂŽ San Antonio

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PRESIDENT’S GREETING Viva FiestaŽ! I am honored to lead the Executive Committee of the FiestaŽ San Antonio Commission into the 124th year of FiestaŽ San Antonio! This great tradition began in 1891 with a single event, the Battle of FlowersŽ Parade, commemorating the Battles of the Alamo and San Jacinto. Today, FiestaŽ has JURZQ LQWR IXQ ÀOOHG GD\V ZLWK PRUH than 100 events produced by Participating Member Organizations—all local QRQSURÀW RUJDQL]DWLRQV In 1959 the FiestaŽ San Antonio Commission was created in coordination with the City of San Antonio as an indepenGHQW QRQSURÀW RUJDQL]DWLRQ GHVLJQHG to oversee and coordinate the massive effort of producing San Antonio’s largest citywide celebration. The FiestaŽ Commission works year-round to preserve and promote the culture, history, heritage and traditions of our great city. We acknowledge and thank the City of San Antonio, the Mayor, City Council

0HPEHUV &RXQW\ 2IĂ€FLDOV DQG RXU ORcal Military for helping us maintain a secure and enjoyable environment for all. We depend on and thank the more than 100 Participating Member Organizations and their 75,000 volunteers who host the events, along with our generous

I am honored to lead the Executive Committee of the FiestaŽ San Antonio Commission into the 124th year of FiestaŽ San Antonio! corporate partners and members, whose ÀQDQFLDO FRQWULEXWLRQV KHOS PDNH WKLV festival possible. FiestaŽ is an authentic fusion of the arts, heritage and culture of this great city and community. That authenticity would not exist without the more than 3.5 million residents and visitors who attend FiestaŽ. Your participation is what makes this festival one of the biggest and best in the world! While FiestaŽ may be fun, it is also more than 100 fundraisers taking place in 11 GD\V (YHU\ QRQSURÀW WKDW SURGXFHV each FiestaŽ event is raising important funds for their organization. The overall annual economic impact of FiestaŽ San Antonio has been estimated at $300 million dollars—going directly into our community and generating in excess of $5 million dollars in charitable contribu-

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tions each year. The money earned by WKH SOXV QRQSURÀWV GXULQJ WKHLU )LestaŽ events is re-invested in our community through their various projects— truly making Fiesta’sŽ purpose last all year long.

I tip my hat to those who have served before me and thank those who have SODFHG FRQÀGHQFH LQ PH WR FDUU\ RQ the tradition. Join me in kicking off 2015 with an Opening Ceremony at FiestaŽ Fiesta in front of the Alamo on Thursday, April 16 at 5 pm. On behalf of our Sponsors, Executive Committee, Elected Commissioners, Participating Member Organizations, Members, Volunteers and Staff—we thank YOU for making FiestaŽ the success that it is. Viva FiestaŽ!

Fernando Reyes 2015 President, FiestaÂŽ San Antonio Commission


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MAYOR’S GREETING As Mayor of the City of San Antonio, I would like to welcome everyone to FiestaŽ 2015! All of the FiestaŽ events are organized DQG SURGXFHG E\ ORFDO QRQSURÀWV DQG

the funds raised at these events remain with those organizations. The nonprofits use the funds throughout the year, IXOĂ€OOLQJ WKHLU RUJDQL]DWLRQDO PLVVLRQV and putting vital dollars directly back into our community. FiestaÂŽ generates

$300 million for the economy of San Antonio - the biggest event in the city by far - and I am proud to say that it embodies the true spirit of San Antonio: fun, diverse and with a big heart.

I encourage everyone, residents and visitors alike, to get out and experience FiestaÂŽ! This year, we have more than 100 events taking place over 11 days. These events would not be possible without the FiestaÂŽ San Antonio Commission, more WKDQ QRQSURĂ€WV YROXQWHHUV and dedicated sponsors. These individuals make FiestaÂŽ a resounding success year after year. I encourage everyone, residents and visitors alike, to get out and experience FiestaÂŽ! With so many events, there is something for everyone. The FiestaÂŽ San Antonio Commission works yearround to provide a safe and educational celebration that highlights the fusion of arts, heritage and culture of San Antonio. Viva FiestaÂŽ!

Mayor Ivy Taylor

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MILITARY COORDINATOR’S GREETING On behalf of the entire military community in San Antonio – our service members, defense civilians, retirees and military families – thank you for making us part of this wonderful celebration in Military City USA!

As in years past, our military will help continue the proud traditions of Fiesta® by hosting festivities and providing ceremonial units at many of San Antonio’s lively Fiesta® events.

The Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard have selected some RI WKH ÀQHVW PHQ DQG ZRPHQ VHUYLQJ in the San Antonio area to serve as our Military Ambassadors to Fiesta® this year. These outstanding service members represent the more than 120,000 military and defense civilian members who proudly call San Antonio home. Fiesta® celebrates a rich heritage and heroic spirit. As a military, we seek to embody these same traits and values as we serve our nation, and we look forward to celebrating them with you during Fiesta® 2015!

thank you for making us part of this wonderful celebration in Military City USA! Viva San Antonio and Viva Fiesta®! Perry L. Wiggins

Lieutenant General, US Army Commanding General US Army North

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2015 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FERNANDO REYES President

VONZETTA HICKMAN President-Elect

ERWIN DE LUNA Senior Vice President

MARCIE INCE Vice President

BILL MITCHELL Vice President

VIRGINIA VAN CLEAVE Secretary

BYRON LE FLORE, JR. Treasurer

JOE RAMIREZ Presidential Appointee

JACK C. HEBDON, JR. Immediate Past President

LYNN ZIEGLER Battle of Flowers® Association

ALBERTO DURAN Asociación De Charros de San Antonio

G. SALVADOR GUTIERREZ Fiesta Flambeau® Parade Association, Inc.

CLAUS HEIDE Beethoven Mannerchor

JEANIE TRAVIS Military-Civilian Club

HUNT WINTON, III The Texas Cavaliers, Inc.

SUE ANN PEMBERTON San Antonio Conservation Society

TOM SANDOVAL Rey Feo Scholarship Committee

DARRELL STEWART St. Mary’s University Alumni Association

KENT CALGAARD Order of the Alamo

BRIAN WEINER El Rey Feo Consejo Educational Foundation

BRUCE HICKS San Antonio Zulu Association

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FIESTA SAN ANTONIO COMMISSION STAFF ®

Phil Nelson

Christine Hope

Shannon H. Houghtaling

Nick Kaylor

Mari Morales

Hope Rangel

Interim Executive Director

Director of Corporate & Media Relations

Director of Communications & Consumer Marketing

Director of Operations

Director of Retail Management

Volunteer & External Relations Manager

Hank Reyes

Rita Richardson

Victoria Stendebach

Thalia Williams

Kristelle Ali

Director of Finance

Program Coordinator

Executive Secretary

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Retail Assistant

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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS The Fiesta® San Antonio Commission Board of Commissioners is made up of the Executive Committee, Elected Commissioners and each Participating Member Organization’s designated Commissioner.

ELECTED COMMISSIONERS Terms through 2015

Terms through 2016

Terms through 2017

Mae Escobar, James Fenimore, Debbie Gonzaba, Penny McCutchen-Gardner, Norma Reyes, Stuart Seal, Marvinette Smith, Alvaro Rodriguez, Pete Van de Putte

Thomas Ball, Sara Cook, Gloria De Hoyos, Tina Drain, Dennis Gutzman, Susan Heinemeyer, Joe Ramirez, Steve Rosenauer, Rollette SchreckenghostSmith, Jeanie Travis

Rhonda Calvert, Melanie Cawthon, Michael Flores, Jonathan Fristoe, Debbie Gonzaba, Marty Gonzalez, Jon Gary Herrera, Charles Holt, Dan Medrano, John Meyer, Sandra Ojeda-Medina, Lisa Ramos, Linda Skop, Ed Wilson

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ORDER OF THE CASARÓN Of the 75,000 volunteers who assist in Fiesta® activities, some volunteers go above and beyond the usual duties of any Fiesta® position. In 1992, the “Order of the Cascarón” was established to recognize the extended efforts of these “Super Volunteers” who have made singularly outstanding contributions to Fiesta®. Members of the Order of the Cascarón have made contributions which clearly reflect extraordinary achievements and have made a positive long lasting effect on Fiesta®. Carol Canty Nancy Clayton Louis Engelke* Roger A. Flores II* James Gorman, Jr. Bob Heckman Virgil Maximo* Naomi Russell-Wolfman* Logan Stewart* Robert Carlson* Agnes Harwood Donald Moyé Dennis O’Malley*

1992** 1992** 1992** 1992** 1992** 1992** 1992** 1992** 1992** 1993 1993 1993 1993

Thad M. Ziegler Frank Burney Linda Lee Davis* Pete R. Martinez Nick Garza Robert Mason Frank Butler* Paul R. Rossbach Marshall T. Clegg Donald Morris* Pete Ortiz Janice Ricks Marsha Hendler

1993 1994 1994 1994 1995 1995 1996 1996 1997 1998 1998 1998 1999

Lee Vogel Orlando Cisneros Edward Steves Joan Gaither Tom Sineni* Jane Cheever Powell Thad W. Ziegler Claus Heide Louis Sanchez Les Paulick Robert D. Reed* Jack Hebdon Susie Martin Penny McCutchen-Gardner Rosemary Kowalski Mary Schug* Mary Begia Henderson Amelia Garza Rick Uriegas Virginia Van Cleave Fred Middleton Gloria Ray John Steen Erwin De Luna Joanna Parrish Marilyn Eldridge Randy Bear Vonzetta Hickman Evangelina Flores Erica Gonzaba David Jauer

1999 2000 2000 2001 2001 2002 2002 2003 2003 2004 2004 2005 2005 2005 2006 2006 2007 2007 2008 2008 2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2011 2012 2012 2013 2014 2014

** Charter Member * Deceased

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FIESTA SPONSORS 速

The Fiesta速 San Antonio Commission would like to thank all of our sponsors. You help make Fiesta速 possible!

MAJOR SPONSORS

CONTRIBUTING SPONSORS

SUPPORTING SPONSORS

PATRON SPONSORS

PRODUCTION SPONSORS

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W H A T

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Fiesta® San Antonio is one of the biggest festivals in the United States and takes place each April to honor the memory of the heroes of the Alamo and the Battle of San Jacinto, celebrating the diverse heritage, culture and spirit that make up the city of San Antonio.

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Fiesta® is also the “Party With a Purpose” EHFDXVH PRUH WKDQ ORFDO QRQSURÀW RUganizations and military units create the PRUH WKDQ WHUULÀF HYHQWV \RX FDQ HQMR\ over 11 days. Those groups then spend the rest of the year giving back to their community. They provide education, religious ministries, the arts, athletic opportunities for


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youth, health services and the defense of our great country. Almost 3.5 million people attend FiestaŽ San Antonio—with 20% coming from out of town. They generate an economic impact of $300 million, making FiestaŽ by far the biggest festival in the city. Since 1959 the FiestaŽ San Antonio &RPPLVVLRQ DQ LQGHSHQGHQW QRQSURÀW organization, has overseen this massive effort. The Commission is governed by an all-volunteer board of community leaders and representatives from WKRVH ORFDO QRQSURÀW SDUWLFLSDWLQJ member organizations. This dedicated group works year-round to coordinate the thousands of details and day-to-day tasks essential to plan this huge citywide

event. The commission also serves as a OLDLVRQ EHWZHHQ WKRVH QRQSURÀW PHPbers, local military organizations and the City of San Antonio. City services are essential to the conduct a successful FiestaŽ. The FiestaŽ Commission returns more than $1 million to the community each year through allocations to FiestaŽ HYHQWV WKDW DUH QRW ÀQDQFLDOO\ VHOI supporting; providing bleachers and logistical infrastructure to the Battle of FlowersŽ and Fiesta FlambeauŽ Parade associations; and licensing more WKDQ RWKHU VPDOO QRQSURÀW JURXSV (church groups, youth groups, civic organizations) to sell street chairs along the parade route.

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F A V O R I T E

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CHURRO? A churro is a fried-dough pastry snack. Churros are popular in Spain, France, the Philippines, Portugal, Ibero-America and the United States. In Spain, churros can either be thin (and sometimes knotted) or long and thick.

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BRATWURST? A bratwurst, also known as a brat in American English, is a sausage usually composed of veal, pork or beef. The name is derived from Old High German Brätwurst, IURP EUlW ZKLFK LV Ă€QHO\ FKRSSHG PHDW DQG :XUVW RU VDXVDJH 7KRXJK WKH EUDW LQ bratwurst described the way the sausages are made, modern Germans associate it with the German verb “braten,â€? which means to pan fry or roast. Bratwurst is usually grilled or pan fried, and sometimes cooked in broth or beer.

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WHAT IS

ANTICUCHOS?

Anticuchos (cut stew meat) originated in Peru in the pre-Columbian era. Other Andean states, such as Chile and Bolivia, adopted the recipe. The meat may be marinated in vinegar and spices (such as cumin, ajĂ­ pepper and garlic) and skewered on a stick. While anticuchos can be made of any type of meat, the most popular are made of beef. The modern dish was adapted during the colonial era between the 16th and 19th centuries.

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A gordita in Mexican cuisine is a small cake made with masa DQG VWXIIHG ZLWK FKHHVH PHDW RU RWKHU Ă€OOLQJV *RUGLWD means “little fat oneâ€? in Spanish and is typically fried in a deep wok-shaped comal or baked on a regular comal.

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2015 OFFICIAL FIESTA POSTER ARTIST

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Antonio Barrera credits his inspiration for the 2015 Official Fiesta® Poster, ‘La Musica,’ to his childhood experiences. s a native San Antonian, Fiesta®, PXVLF DQG DUW JUHDWO\ LQÁXenced his life and his art. Since he was 12 years old his love of music and art grew increasingly imaginative and creative. Listening to music helps inspire his imagination and creativity.

Barrera has worked for 32 years as an DUWLVW LOOXVWUDWRU IRU WKH /DZ 2IÀFHV of Pat Maloney. He has received many recognitions and awards for his artistic talents and his artwork is displayed LQ QXPHURXV ODZ ÀUPV WKURXJKRXW WKH State of Texas. Additionally, his artwork has been displayed in several art shows in San Antonio including Una Noche en la Gloria at the Contemporary Art in the Culture Zone; the Lone Star Art Exhibition; and Este es Mi Arte Art Exhibition, where he was the founder and participated, helping the elderly and disabled display their artistic talents through arts shows. Barrera credits the San Antonio Library for being an instrumental tool that enabled him to study and read books about

art at a young age. He truly believes that practice makes perfect and that is what got him to where he is today. Submissions were received by 55 local artists to the Fiesta® Commission’s annual Poster Contest. Upon review by committee, one design was chosen to EH WKH RIÀFLDO )LHVWD® Poster. On November 12, the Fiesta® San Antonio &RPPLVVLRQ XQYHLOHG WKH RIÀFLDO Fiesta® Poster at the Tobin Center for Performing Arts in front of Fiesta® Commission members and invited guests. 7KH 2IÀFLDO )LHVWD® Poster, along ZLWK WKH 2IÀFLDO 3RVWHU PHUFKDQGLVH 2IÀFLDO )LHVWD® Poster medal and pin, Poster t-shirt, limited edition t-shirt and more) are for sale online (www. ÀHVWD VD RUJ DQG DW 7KH )LHVWD 6WRUH®, located at 2611 Broadway, San Antonio, TX 78215. Hours of operation are Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. If you would like to attend next year’s poster unveiling, become a member of the Fiesta® Commission! Information on membership can be found at www. ÀHVWD VD RUJ The 2016 Fiesta® Poster contest will be open for entries April through June, 2015. Visit Fiesta’s® website for full contest rules and information.

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MISS FIESTA SAN ANTONIO 2014 ®

The Fiesta® San Antonio Commission would like to congratulate and thank Miss Fiesta San Antonio® 2014, Sophia Campos, for her dedication and commitment to the vital mission of the Fiesta® San Antonio Foundation. eginning in 2013, the Fiesta® Commission Charitable Corporation assumed responsibility for the long-standing Miss Fiesta San Antonio® program, when the selection process changed from a beauty pageant to an internship, during which Miss Fiesta San Antonio® executes a community service project for the Fiesta® San Antonio Commission.

Miss Fiesta San Antonio® 2014, Sophia Campos, for her dedication and commitment to the vital mission of the Charitable Corporation. Sophia centered her platform around environment, focusing RQ WKH EHDXWLÀFDWLRQ RI ORFDO SDUNV $V she passes her crown and reign to the 2015 Miss Fiesta San Antonio® , Sophia shares her gratitude and the opportunities she has been able to experience through this ambassadorship:

“It was an honor and a privilege to serve as Miss Fiesta San Antonio® 2014. The Miss Fiesta San Antonio® program has

Miss Fiesta San Antonio® selects one program area from the Fiesta® Commission Charitable Corporation to develop and implement a project plan around that area. Projects coincide with the program areas of the Charitable Corporation: Arts & Culture, Safety & Environment, History & Heritage, Education and Health & Wellness. Miss Fiesta San Antonio® serves as RQH RI QLQH RIÀFLDO UR\DOW\ ZKR UHLJQ over the city’s annual Fiesta® celebration. During Fiesta® , Miss Fiesta San Antonio® attends Fiesta® events as an ambassador, raising the public’s awareness of Fiesta® Commission Charitable Corporation, her project plan and volunteerism. The Fiesta® San Antonio Commission would like to congratulate and thank

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opened so many doors of opportunity, and I will forever hold and cherish the wonderful memories I have made over this past year. The school and nursing

Combining the efforts from FiestaÂŽ Verde with student contributions to the art component of the project will make for a lasting impact on MLK Park, as

well as the community of San Antonio. I hope to establish a wider appreciation for parks and spread awareness to keep San Antonio beautiful.

The Miss Fiesta San AntonioÂŽ program has opened so many doors of opportunity, and I will forever hold and cherish the wonderful memories I have made over this past year.

I am grateful to be able to make a positive impact in San Antonio through the Miss Fiesta San AntonioŽ program, and I can’t wait to see the ideas the future Miss FiestasŽ will bring.�

home visits, the parades, the food, the dancing and the San Antonio community I have interacted with throughout the year will always be held close to my heart. As Miss Fiesta San AntonioÂŽ , I wanted to implement a program that would directly involve the community and create a wider appreciation for local parks. This was accomplished through D %HDXWLĂ€FDWLRQ 'D\ DW 6DQ $QWRQLR¡V beloved MLK Park. More than 60 dedicated volunteers, comprised of children, teens and adults, joined forces to help install eight new park benches, mulched WUHHV UHPRYHG JUDIĂ€WL SLFNHG XS OLWter, cleared debris and more. Additionally, students from Sam Houston High School and the Eastside Boys and Girls Club created public art for the park. MLK-inspired murals were painted on all eight new park benches, provided by the FiestaÂŽ Commission; and MLK quotes were painted on 18 light pole bases throughout the park. By having students and the community directly involved with the cleanup DQG EHDXWLĂ€FDWLRQ RI WKH SDUN , KRSH to inspire people to want to contribute to their parks’ beauty and maintenance. I also want to reinforce FiestaÂŽ Verde, which is FiestaÂŽ Commission’s effort to invest in our environment to create sustainability reduce the environmental impact.

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Viva FiestaÂŽ ! Sophia Campos Miss Fiesta San AntonioÂŽ 2014


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King Antonio XCIII King Antonio XCIII, Mark M. Johnson, Jr., has been a member of the Texas Cavaliers since 1997 and is honored to serve the community and the Cavaliers as King Antonio this year. He has played an active role in the Texas Cavaliers organization for many years, most recently serving as Commander (President) in 2014 and has served on the Cavalier Board since 2009 including as River Parade Marshal in 2011. One aspect of the Cavaliers that is very meaningful to Mark is the Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation. Proceeds from the River Parade and other Texas Cavaliers fundraising activities support a large number of area children’s charities and organizations. A highlight of Mark’s reign as King Antonio XCIII will be delivering checks totaling more than $400,000 on behalf of the Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation to over 40 outstanding children’s organizations and local schools to help with their art programs. Since its founding in 1989, the Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation has distributed more than $3.5 million to the children of San Antonio! Raised in San Antonio as a third generation native, Mark graduated from Alamo Heights High School and received a bachelor’s of art degree in political science with a dual minor in economics & Spanish from Texas Tech University. He has worked in the investment advisory industry for over 20 years and is the Managing Director of South Texas RIÀFH RI /XWKHU .LQJ &DSLWDO 0DQDJHment, ST. Partners, Ltd. Mark is also

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involved with family investments and management of their private equity investments. He and his wife Jennifer have four children. In addition to his service to the Texas

Cavaliers, Mark is active as a member of many professional, civic and charitable organizations, and participated as a member of the Fiesta® Commission Executive Committee in 2013.


Rey Feo LXVII Jon Gary Herrera is known for his leadership, commitment and energy. His diverse professional background has brought varying degrees of success and acclaim. His affection and pride for San Antonio leads Jon Gary to actively engage in opportunities towards the improvement of the community. Growing up in San Antonio, Jon Gary was educated through the Catholic school system including graduating from Central Catholic High School which helped pave his way to the University of Texas at San Antonio where he graduated with a bachelor of arts degree. Jon Gary is President/CEO of Allied Advertising. Allied Advertising has been successfully providing its customers with advertising solutions since 1952. Throughout his career Jon Gary focused on the development of various business tools to enhance, grow and protect the business bottom line. Many of these tools have been recognized as innovative and effective. He has been recognized with various awards and accomplishments as a result of his business and community involvement. Recognizing the importance of engaging and investing in the community, Jon Gary has volunteered for various loFDO VWDWH DQG QDWLRQDO QRQSURĂ€W RUJDQL]DWLRQV LQFOXGLQJ the Rey Feo Consejo Educational Foundation, San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce to name a few. He is excited and honored to be Rey Feo LXVII. As a family man, he is blessed with an abundant family structure. As a son, husband, grandson, brother, cousin, uncle and friend‌. Jon Gary is most proud to be called “Daddyâ€? by his 3 daughters. He is married to Catherine and is proud to call San Antonio is his home.

Miss Fiesta San AntonioÂŽ

Sophia Campos is a junior at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas, studying Electronic Media at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. She is also minoring in Political Science and Spanish. At Texas State University, she is a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority, Order of Omega Honor Society, Rho Lambda Honor Society, Sigma Alpha Lambda Honor Society and President of the Panhellenic Council. She has been a writing tutor, Teacher’s Assistant and currently works as a Media Relations Assistant at Texas State’s Wittliff Collections. Sophia recently completed an intern-

ship with KSAT 12’s SA Live, a daytime variety show in San Antonio and next summer plans on studying abroad in Salamanca, Spain. After graduation in 2016, she hopes to pursue a career in journalism. Sophia Campos was born in Arizona but also lived in several areas across the United States and abroad, including New Orleans, LA; Washington, DC; Plano, TX and Rome, Italy. Having lived in such diverse places helped Sophia appreciate and identify with San Antonio’s diversity when she visited every summer with her parents, who grew up in San Antonio. Sophia, like her parents, has always considered the Alamo City home even when living away.

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Queen of the Order of the Alamo Mallory Sparr was born and raised in San Antonio and is a proud Canary Islander, a direct descendent of the original 15 families that founded San Antonio. After graduating from Alamo Heights High School, Mallory continued her education in Los Angeles at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts. There, she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Film & Television Production and a minor

Reina de la Feria de las Flores Gabrielle Hargrove is a native of San Antonio. She served in Girl Scouts for seven years, taking part in numerous community service events. At St. George Episcopal, Gabrielle was awarded “Best Artist” in drawing and her artwork was displayed in downtown San Antonio. Gabrielle was a competitive gymnast with Aerial Athletics, competing on state levels winning gold, silver and bronze medals. She also SODFHG ÀUVW DW KHU VFKRRO ELNH rodeo where she then competed at the city level. She was Feria de las Flores Princess for three years and Miss San Antonio Princess for two years. Gabrielle is a junior at Johnson High School where she is involved in many school activities, including playing basketball and being on the wrestling team her freshman year. She loves giving back to her church community by adopting a

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family that is in need during the holiday season. Gabrielle has a strong love for animals and she hopes to pursue a profession in which she can help animals daily. Gabrielle plans on attending the University of North Alabama. Gabrielle is the daughter of William Hargrove and Jennifer Gabriel Barbaro and step-daughter to Dr. Salvatore Barbaro III. Gabrielle’s family has been involved in the Rey Feo Scholarship, Inc. for several years beginning with her grandfather Johnny Gabriel, Rey Feo XLIII and Rey Feo XLVI, and her uncle Ronnie Gabriel, Rey Feo LVIII. The family legacy continues through Gabrielle as she now takes on her reign as La Reina de da Feria de las Flores 2015. Gabrielle loves meeting new individuals, inspiring them to be better beings, showing them the importance of education, and being a role model to young children everywhere.

in Engineering. During college, she worked on many prestigious productions and internships, including projects for Steve Carell, Usher, Honda, Rainn Wilson and America’s Got Talent. Upon graduating, Mallory accepted a position at DreamWorks Animation, where she currently works on the production team RI DQ DQLPDWHG ÀOP GXH RXW VRRQ 0DOlory enjoys being back in San Antonio, a city rich with culture and traditions and was honored to represent the Order of the Alamo as Queen.


Queen of Soul Sa’ Sha N. Jones is a 25 year old graduate of Grand Valley State University

FiestaŽ Teen Queen $VKOH\ 1LFROH /LWWOHÀHOG LV D \HDU ROG senior at Seguin High School where she enjoys playing the clarinet for the top band at her school, participating in student council, Z-Club, HOSA and FFA. She has raised award-winning rabbits IRU ÀYH \HDUV 6KH ZRUNV SDUW WLPH DW Bill Miller’s B-B-Q and during the summer she enjoyed an internship at Guadalupe Regional Medical Center. Ashley attends St. James Catholic Church in Seguin. In her spare time, she enjoys dancing, listening to music, swimming, going to the movies, volunteering and going to The Woman’s Club of San Antonio luncheons with her grandmother, past Woman’s Club President Kathy /LWWOHÀHOG $VKOH\ ORYHV WR KHOS ZLWK WKH Summer Luncheons, especially working in the Boutique. She is a member of Ingenues and participates in Christmas activities for The Woman’s Club and an annual party for the children at Respite Care. This is Ashley’s 12th year

with a Bachelor of Science in Science. She is currently enrolled at San Antonio College with plans to obtain a master’s

degree towards becoming a physician’s DVVLVWDQW ZRUNLQJ LQ WKH PHGLFDO Ă€HOG Sa’ Sha is involved in the Young Beautiful Black Women, the Cultural Programming Committee and Phi Theta Honor Society. Her honors and awards include the Young Black Leaders Award by Grand Valley State University, CerWLĂ€FDWH RI $FDGHPLF $FKLHYHPHQW E\ the Department of Natural Science at St. Philip’s College and Friendship BapWLVW &KXUFK &HUWLĂ€FDWH RI $FKLHYHPHQW She loves being given the honor and distinct privilege of becoming the 2014 4XHHQ RI 6RXO 6KH GHĂ€QHV D 4XHHQ DV an example of dignity, trust and respect. She is a role model and a leader that represents herself, community and faith with a desire to help others. As the 2014 WKHPH ZDV ´%XWWHUĂ \ Âľ 6D¡ 6KD FKRVH WKH 0RQDUFK EXWWHUĂ \ WR UHSUHVHQW KHU because of its bright colors, which reĂ HFWV KHU EULJKW RXWORRN RQ OLIH DQG KHU personality.

to participate in the FiestaŽ Teen Queen Coronation at The Woman’s Club. Ashley has ambitions to attend UTSA for a degree in accounting. She is the daughWHU RI 6LGQH\ DQG 0LFKHOH /LWWOHÀHOG RI Seguin, Texas and her grandparents are

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Charro Queen *DEULHOD 6RÀD *RQ]DOH] LV D life long resident of San Antonio, and is currently a Senior at Incarnate Word High School. She has traveled throughout the state making efforts to promote “Charreria,” the national sport of Mexico. She has been involved with the sport all of her life, tracing her family’s involvement with Charreria in the United States to 1951, DQG PDGH KHU ÀUVW SXEOLF DSpearance at a Fiesta® event at the age of eight months. She competes in the Charreria riding horses with her award-winning side-saddle equestrian drill team “Escaramuza las Tapatias.”

Miss San Antonio Miss San Antonio 2014 is Deidra Angulo, whose platform is S.W.A.G.Strength Through Wellness and Arts for our Generation. Deidra is a native San Antonian who attended Wagner High School and her ambition is to pursue a degree in mass media communication to one day become an anchorwoman. Deidra has been honored with the A-B Honor Roll, received the Youth Ambassadorship out thousands of candidates for the San Antonio Mayor’s Fitness Council and was a Student Ambassador for Wagner High School. Deidre is a passionate dancer and began her dance studies at 22 months and two months later she was on stage at KHU ÀUVW UHFLWDO 6KH EHFDPH DQ LQVWUXFtor for young children at age 12 and participates in numerous dance adju-

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dications by distinguished national and international artistic adjudicators. She was a member of the inaugural team of the San Antonio Spurs Junior Jammers Dance Troupe, the overall winner in the 2009 Sakai Family Fest Citywide Talent Show, the featured performer for Image Dance Company, a member of the La Imagen de San Antonio Junior Company at age 9, company member of La Imagen de San Antonio at age 12 and received the 2012 Top Model Award for American Mall Model Search. Deidra has also performed for the 2005 NBA Finals halftime show with Will Smith and was a dancer on Dance SATV, local television program highlighting teens in the community. She has collaborated with the NBA and participated with the San Antonio Baseline Bums as a volunteer for holiday food drives and fundraisers.

As Charro Queen, she represents an organization that is the oldest in the United States, promoting and preserving a Mexican custom and cultural art dealing with equestrian horsemanship that is rich in traditions that span over 200 years. Gabriela is a strong believer that while living in a global economy with diverse backgrounds, one must keep in touch with their own unique heritage. Gabriela is the daughter of Robert and Noemi. After graduating from high school she plans on attending college to pursue a degree in speech pathology.


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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS New Event

VIA Park & Ride Available

Tickets Sold Online and at The Fiesta Store

FREE Event

SATURDAY, MARCH 21ST

TUESDAY, APRIL 14TH

11am-2pm

7-10pm

Fit For A Princess Self Esteem Workshop & Coronation Carver Branch Library 3350 E. Commerce St. Lutheran Coronation Scottish Rite Auditorium 308 Ave. E San Antonio Queen of Soul Pageant Carver Community Cultural Center 226 N. Hackberry

7-9:30pm 8:01-10pm

SUNDAY, MARCH 22ND 3pm-5pm

Fit For A Princess Self Esteem Workshop & Coronation Carver Branch Library 3350 E. Commerce St.

SATURDAY, APRIL 4TH 11am-1pm

San Antonio NAACP Youth Image Awards Double Tree by Hilton Hotel 502 W. Cesar E. Chavez

FRIDAY, APRIL 10TH 8pm-1am

Fiesta® Masquerade Party Omni Colonnade Hotel 9821 Colonnade Blvd.

SATURDAY, APRIL 11TH 9am-2pm

Growing Up Female Workshop Davis Middle School 4702 E. Houston St. Mr. Teen San Antonio Scholarship & Mentoring Luncheon Continental Cafe and Event Center 6390 Fairdale Dr. Best of the West Our Lady of the Lake University 411 SW 24th St.

12-3pm 4-11pm

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The Cutting Edge Fiesta® Fashion Show Tobin Center for the Performing Arts 100 Auditorium Circle

THURSDAY, APRIL 16TH 10am-5pm

Jewels of the Court: A Journey Through Fiesta’s® Coronation Witte Museum 3801 Broadway 10:30am-3pm Fiesta® Hat Contest & Luncheon Omni Hotel 9821 Colonnade Blvd. 5-9pm Fiesta® Fiesta at the Alamo Alamo Plaza 5:30pm-1:30am Tejano Explosion TBA 6-11pm Fiesta® Carnival Alamodome Parking Lot C 100 Montana St.

FRIDAY, APRIL 17TH 8am-8pm

Fiesta® Women & Co-ed Soccer Tournament Star Soccer Complex 5103 David Edwards Dr. 9-10am JBSA-Lackland Fiesta® Military Parade JBSALackland Parade Grounds 1820 Bong Street 10am-5pm Jewels of the Court: A Journey Through Fiesta’s® Coronation Witte Museum 3801 Broadway 10am-11pm Fiesta® de los Reyes at Market Square Market Square 514 W. Commerce St. 11am-3pm Fiesta® UTSA UTSA Sombrilla Plaza One UTSA Circle 5-11pm Fiesta® Oyster Bake St. Mary’s University One Camino Santa Maria 5-11pm A Taste of New Orleans Sunken Garden Theater 3875 N. St. Mary’s St. 5pm-12am Fiesta® Carnival Alamodome Parking Lot C 100 Montana St. 5:30-6:30pm Crown the King! Public Crowning of Rey Feo San Fernando Cathedral 115 W. Main Plaza 5:30-11:30pm Alamo Heights Night® University of the Incarnate Word 4301 Broadway 5:30pm-1:30am Tejano Explosion TBA 6-9pm Texas Corvette Association Car Show Boerne Main Plaza Main Plaza


7-11pm 7pm-12am 7:30pm-12am 8pm

Chips N Salsa El Tropicano Riverwalk Hotel 110 Lexington Ave Rey Feo Crown Celebration! Lonesome Dove Room, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center WEBB Party Lambermont Estate & Events 915 E. Grayson St. Fiesta® POPS The Tobin Center for the Performing Arts 100 Auditorium Circle

SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH 7am-12pm

Any Baby Can’s Fiesta® AT&T Center 1 AT&T Center Parkway 8-11am Fiesta® Mission 10K Run Wheatly Heights Sports Complex 200 Noblewood Dr. 8-11am Caminada de Fiesta® Mitchell Lake Audubon Center 10750 Pleasanton Rd. 8am-12pm Fiesta Especial® 5K & Parade City of Windcrest City Hall 8601 Midcrown 8am-5pm Fiesta® Lacrosse Invitational St. Mary’s Hall 9401 Starcrest 8am-5pm Texas Corvette Association Car Show Boerne Main Plaza Main Plaza 8am-8pm Fiesta® Women & Co-ed Soccer Tournament Star Soccer Complex 5103 David Edwards Dr. 8:30am-2:30pm Southwest Olympic Fiesta® SWISD Spring Sports Complex 11914 Dragon Lane 9am-1pm Zeta Fiesta® Track Meet Sam Houston High School 4635 E. Houston St 9am-2pm Earth Day - Presented by City of San Antonio Woodlawn Lake 1303 Cincinnati 10-11am El Rey Fido Coronation Grand Hyatt 600 East Market St. 10am-12pm San Jacinto Victory Celebration Alamo Plaza 300 Alamo Plaza 10am-2pm Fiesta® Olé Oak Hills Country Club 5403 Fredericksburg Rd. 10am-2pm Viva Botánica San Antonio Botanical Garden 555 Funston Pl. 10am-2pm Feathered Friends of Fiesta® at Viva Botanica San Antonio Botanical Garden 555 Funston Pl. 10am-4pm Fiesta® Festival San Antonio State Supported Living Center 6711 S. New Braunfels, # 500 10am-4pm Celebrations of Traditions Pow Wow Woodlawn Gymnasium 1103 Cincinnati 10am-5pm Jewels of the Court: A Journey Through Fiesta’s® Coronation Witte Museum 3801 Broadway 10am-6pm Fiesta® Arts Fair Southwest School of Art Campus 300 Augusta 10am-6pm Fiesta® de los Ninos Port San Antonio 200 Donald Goodrich Rd. 10am-1am Fiesta® de los Reyes at Market Square Market Square 514 W. Commerce St.

Fiesta® De Los Veteranos Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital 7400 Merton Minter Blvd. 11am-11pm Fiesta® Oyster Bake St. Mary’s University One Camino Santa Maria 11am-11pm A Taste of New Orleans Sunken Garden Theater 3875 N. St. Mary’s St. 11-12am Fiesta® Carnival Alamodome Parking Lot C 100 Montana St. 12-10pm Piñatas in the Barrio Plaza Guadalupe 1-2:30pm This Hallowed Ground Alamo Plaza 1-4pm UTSA Football Fiesta® Spring Game Alamodome 100 Montana St. 1-4pm Miss Margaret’s Victorian House Tour Margaret Gething House 409 E. Guenther St. 5:30pm-1:30am Tejano Explosion TBA 7-8:30pm Investiture of King Antonio Alamo Plaza 7-11pm All American Canteen Sunset Station 1174 E. Commerce 7:15-11pm Patriotic and Historical Ball Granada River Plaza Room 111 Villita 7:30-11:45pm INCOGNITO: Fiesta’s® Masked Ball Whitley Conference Center 285 Oblate Dr. 8pm Fiesta® POPS The Tobin Center for the Performing Arts 100 Auditorium Circle 11am-5pm

SUNDAY, APRIL 19TH 8-9am 8am-8pm 10am-11pm 10:30am-2pm 10:30am-4pm 11am-5pm 11am-8pm 11am-10pm 11am-11pm 12-5pm 12-6pm 12-10:30pm 1-4pm

Fiesta® Mariachi Mass San Fernando Cathedral 115 W. Main Plaza Fiesta® Women & Co-ed Soccer Tournament Star Soccer Complex 5103 David Edwards Dr. Fiesta® de los Reyes at Market Square Market Square 514 W. Commerce St. Champagne & Diamonds Brunch Alzafar Shrine 901 North Loop 1604 W. Fiesta® Nueva St. John’s Lutheran Church 502 E. Nueva Fiesta® Arts Fair Southwest School of Art Campus 300 Augusta St. Gregory’s Fiesta® de la Familia St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church 700 Dewhurst A Taste of New Orleans Sunken Garden Theater 3875 N. St. Mary’s St. Fiesta® Carnival Alamodome Parking Lot C 100 Montana St. Jewels of the Court: A Journey Through Fiesta’s® Coronation Witte Museum 3801 Broadway A Day in Old Mexico & Charreada San Antonio Charro Ranch 6126 Padre Dr. Deco District Arts and Music Festival Deco District 1800 Fredericksburg Rd. Miss Margaret’s Victorian House Tour Margaret Gething House 409 E. Guenther St.

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Fort Sam Houston Fiesta® Ceremony & Fireworks Extravaganza MacArthur Parade Field Fort Sam Houston 3-6pm Healthy Choices Seminar St. Philip’s College Heritage Room 1801 Martin Luther King Dr. 3-8pm Chili Queens Chili Cook-Off The Bonham Exchange 411 Bonham 3-9pm Throwback Fiesta® Maverick Park 1000 Broadway 5:30pm-1:30am Tejano Explosion TBA 8pm Fiesta® POPS The Tobin Center for the Performing Arts 100 Auditorium Circle

MONDAY, APRIL 20TH 10am-5pm

Jewels of the Court: A Journey Through Fiesta’s® Coronation Witte Museum 3801 Broadway 10am-11pm Fiesta® de los Reyes at Market Square Market Square 514 W. Commerce St. 11am-12pm Air Force at the Alamo Alamo Plaza 1-4pm Miss Margaret’s Victorian House Tour Margaret Gething House 409 E. Guenther St. 4-5pm Pilgrimage to the Alamo Alamo Plaza 5:30pm-1:30am Tejano Explosion TBA 6-9pm SAC Multicultural Conference San Antonio College 1300 San Pedro Ave. 6-11pm Fiesta® Carnival Alamodome Parking Lot C 100 Montana St. 7-9:30pm Texas Cavaliers River Parade San Antonio River Walk Tune into KSAT 12 for Live Coverage!

10am-5pm

Jewels of the Court: A Journey Through Fiesta’s® Coronation Witte Museum 3801 Broadway 10am-11pm Fiesta® de los Reyes at Market Square Market Square 514 W. Commerce St. 11am-12pm Marines at the Alamo Alamo Plaza 12pm-12am Fiesta® San Fernando San Fernando Cathedral 115 W. Main Plaza 1-4pm Miss Margaret’s Victorian House Tour Margaret Gething House 409 E. Guenther St. 5pm-12am Fiesta® Carnival Alamodome Parking Lot C 100 Montana St. 5pm-12am Fiesta® Gartenfest Beethoven Halle and Garten 422 Pereida St. 5:30-10:30pm A Night in Old San Antonio® (NIOSA®) La Villita 418 Villita St. 5:30-10:30pm Taste of the Northside Club at Sonterra 901 Sonterra Boulevard 5:30pm-1:30am Tejano Explosion TBA 6-9pm SAC Multicultural Conference San Antonio College 1300 San Pedro Ave. 7-10pm Mariachi Festival Presented by Ford San Antonio River Walk 421 E. Commerce St. 7:30 & 10pm Fiesta® Cornyation Charline McCombs Empire Theatre 224 E. Houston St. 8-10pm Coronation of the Queen of the Order of the Alamo The Majestic Theater 226 E. Houston St.

THURSDAY, APRIL 23RD

TUESDAY, APRIL 21ST

9am-1pm

10am-8pm

9am-5pm

Jewels of the Court: A Journey Through Fiesta’s® Coronation Witte Museum 3801 Broadway 10am-11pm Fiesta® de los Reyes at Market Square Market Square 514 W. Commerce St. 11am-1pm Army at the Alamo Alamo Plaza 1-4pm Miss Margaret’s Victorian House Tour Margaret Gething House 409 E. Guenther St. 2-4pm Fiesta® Flower Show The Woman’s Club of San Antonio 1717 San Pedro Ave. 5:30-10:30pm A Night in Old San Antonio® (NIOSA®) La Villita 418 Villita St. 5:30pm-1:30am Tejano Explosion TBA 6-9pm SAC Multicultural Conference San Antonio College 1300 San Pedro Ave. 6-11pm Fiesta® Carnival Alamodome Parking Lot C 100 Montana St. 7-8:30pm Fiesta® in Blue Laurie Auditorium Trinity University 7-10pm Mariachi Festival Presented by Ford San Antonio River Walk 421 E. Commerce St. 7:30 & 10pm Fiesta® Cornyation Charline McCombs Empire Theatre 224 E. Houston St.

10am-3pm 10am-5pm 10am-6pm 10am-11pm 11am-1pm 12-10pm 12pm-12am 12pm-12am 1-4pm 5-9pm

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22ND

5pm-12am

9am-12pm 10am-4pm

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Senior Fiesta® Wonderland Mall of theamericas 4522 Fredericksburg Rd. San Antonio Cactus & Xerophyte Show & Sale San Antonio Garden Center 3310 North New Braunfels Ave. Fiesta Especial® Celebration Day Alamodome Parking Lot C 100 Montana St. Jewels of the Court: A Journey Through Fiesta’s® Coronation Witte Museum 3801 Broadway St. Philip’s College Culture Fest & Rib Cook Off St. Philip’s College 1801 Martin Luther King Dr. Fiesta® de los Reyes at Market Square Market Square 514 W. Commerce St. Navy Day at the Alamo Alamo Plaza PACfest Palo Alto College 1400 W. Villaret Blvd. Tenth Street River Festival VFW Post 76 10th St. Fiesta® San Fernando San Fernando Cathedral 115 W. Main Plaza Miss Margaret’s Victorian House Tour Margaret Gething House 409 E. Guenther St. Family Fiesta® Colonial Hills United Methodist Church 5247 Vance Jackson Rd. Fiesta® Carnival Alamodome Parking Lot C 100 Montana St. Fiesta® Gartenfest Beethoven Halle and Garten 422 Pereida St.


5:30-10:30pm

A Night in Old San Antonio® (NIOSA®) La Villita 418 Villita St. 5:30pm-1:30am Tejano Explosion TBA 6-9pm SAC Multicultural Conference San Antonio College 1300 San Pedro Ave. 6:30-9pm Battle of Flowers® Band Festival SAISD’s Alamo Stadium 110 Tuleta St. 7-9pm Fiesta® Comedy Explosion Tobin Center for the Performing Arts 100 Auditorium Circle 7-10pm Mariachi Festival Presented by Ford San Antonio River Walk 421 E. Commerce St. 7:30 & 10pm Fiesta® Cornyation Charline McCombs Empire Theatre 224 E. Houston St.

FRIDAY, APRIL 24TH 9am-5pm

San Antonio Cactus & Xerophyte Show & Sale San Antonio Garden Center 3310 North New Braunfels Ave. 10am-5pm Jewels of the Court: A Journey Through Fiesta’s® Coronation Witte Museum 3801 Broadway 10am-11pm Fiesta® de los Reyes at Market Square Market Square 514 W. Commerce St. 11-12am Fiesta® Carnival Alamodome Parking Lot C 100 Montana St. 11:30-4pm Battle of Flowers® Parade Parade Route Tune into KSAT 12 for Live Coverage! 12pm-12am Tenth Street River Festival VFW Post 76 10th St. 12pm-12am Fiesta® San Fernando San Fernando Cathedral 115 W. Main Plaza 1-10pm Fiesta® World Class Jazz Concert St. Mary’s University One Camino Santa Maria 5pm-12am Fiesta® Gartenfest Beethoven Halle and Garten 422 Pereida St. 5:30-10:30pm A Night in Old San Antonio® (NIOSA®) La Villita 418 Villita St. 5:30pm-1:30am Tejano Explosion TBA 7-10pm Fiesta® Square and Round Dance TriPoint Facility - Grantham Center 3233 N. St. Mary’s St. 7-10pm Mariachi Festival Presented by Ford San Antonio River Walk 421 E. Commerce St.

SATURDAY, APRIL 25TH 8-10:30am 8am-6pm 8:15-11am 9am-2pm 9am-5pm 9am-5pm

LUNG FORCE 5K Run/Walk SeaWorld San Antonio 10500 Sea World Dr. Fiesta® Jazz Band Festival St. Mary’s University One Camino Santa Maria Fiesta® Pooch Parade Alamo Heights Pool 250 Viesca The Circle for Life Motor Rally Javelina Harley-Davidson 29078 IH 10 W. San Antonio Cactus & Xerophyte Show & Sale San Antonio Garden Center 3310 North New Braunfels Ave. Alamo City Fiesta® Rugby Tournament Brooks Park 3605 Goliad Rd.

9am-6pm 10am-5pm 10am- 1am 11am-3pm 11-12am 12pm-12am 12pm-1am 5:30-1:30pm 6:30-7:30pm 7:30-10pm

King William Fair King William Neighborhood 100 King William Jewels of the Court: A Journey Through Fiesta’s® Coronation Witte Museum 3801 Broadway Fiesta® de los Reyes at Market Square Market Square 514 W. Commerce St. United Way Kids Festival Lockwood Park 801 North Olive Fiesta® Carnival Alamodome Parking Lot C 100 Montana St. Tenth Street River Festival VFW Post 76 10th St. Fiesta® San Fernando San Fernando Cathedral 115 W. Main Plaza Tejano Explosion TBA Fiesta® Fandango Run Parade Route Fiesta Flambeau® Parade Parade Route Tune into KSAT 12 for Live Coverage!

SUNDAY, APRIL 26TH 8am-5pm

Fiesta® Wildfower Bike Ride Morgan’s Wonderland 5223 David Edwards Dr. 10am-11pm Fiesta® de los Reyes at Market Square Market Square 514 W. Commerce St. 11am-11pm Fiesta® Carnival Alamodome Parking Lot C 100 Montana St. 11am-11pm San Jose Missionfest Mission San Jose Church 701 E. Pyron Ave. 12-5pm Jewels of the Court: A Journey Through Fiesta’s® Coronation Witte Museum 3801 Broadway 12-6pm A Day in Old Mexico & Charreada San Antonio Charro Ranch 6126 Padre Dr. 1-2pm All Veterans Memorial Service Vietnam Veteran Memorial E. Martin @ Jefferson St. 1-5pm Funday Sunday Tom C. Clark High School 5150 De Zavala 1-9pm Festival de Cascarónes Texas A&M-San Antonio One University Way 3-4:30pm 7th Annual Fiesta® Symphonic Band Concert Concordia Lutheran Church 16801 Huebner Rd. 4-6pm Praise Dance Celebration Carver Cultural Center 226 Hackberry St. 4-7pm Reina de la Feria de las Flores Reception Witte Museum 3801 Broadway 5-6pm Music from St. Mark’s Saint Mark’s Episcopal Church 315 E Pecan St. 5:30pm-1:30am Tejano Explosion TBA

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FIESTA® SAN ANTONIO Thru June 21 April 3-29

All the Rage in Paris: Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes, 1909-1929 McNay Art Museum 6000 N. New Braunfels Fiesta® Medal Mania III UTSA’s Institute of Texan Cultures 801 E. Cesar Chavez Blvd.

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he $18 million renovation of the Freeman Coliseum is almost complete. The home of countless community events, and entertainment memories for 65 years will continue to serve Bexar County and South Texas as a regional gathering place.

Plus, the grounds have two brand new buildings – a 200,000 square foot Cattle Barn and 46,000 square foot Expo Hall 2.

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San Antonio residents and visitors enjoy three premier parades during the 11 days of FiestaÂŽ. The Texas Cavaliers River Parade

VIA Park & Ride

April 20

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The Fiesta FlambeauŽ Parade April 25 In 1948 FiestaŽ legend Reynolds Andricks created the Fiesta FlambeauŽ Parade to attract more visitors to San Antonio. He scheduled it as a night parade and encouraged organizations to OLJKW XS WKHLU à RDWV *URXSV RI PHQ FDUU\LQJ WRUFKHV RU à DPbeaus, helped brighten the way along the parade route. Today JDLO\ OLW à RDWV GDQFHUV DQG EDQGV PDNH WKH )ODPEHDXŽ Parade the nation’s largest illuminated night parade.

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Designated No Smoking/No Alcohol Sections In 2012, the San Antonio City Council approved an amendment to its non-smoking ordinance. Smoking will be prohibited within the public right of way or on city property along the three major FiestaÂŽ parades (Texas Cavaliers River Parade, Battle of FlowersÂŽ Parade and Fiesta FlambeauÂŽ Parade). Alcohol is also prohibited in the areas designated on the Parade Route map. The goal is to create a cleaner, healthier environment for the hundreds of thousands spectators who come to enjoy these wonderful FiestaÂŽ events.


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Long known by many as “Military City USA,� San Antonio has rich military traditions that date all the way back to our city’s origin. With three large military installations, and units from each branch of service in town, it is fitting that the military plays a royal role in FiestaŽ, but it wasn’t always that way. or more than 50 years the military was little-involved in the cultural celebration. Things changed in the early 1950’s when Reynolds Andricks, the president and founder of The FiestaŽ FlambeauŽ Association, noticed the lack of military presence throughout the various events celebrated throughout San Antonio. Andricks met with each of the base commanders in San Antonio and established the creation of military royalty for the FlambeauŽ Parade. Each military installation voted for one military “Queen� to represent the base during the FlambeauŽ Parade. In the late 1980s, the royalty tag shifted to involve a male and female representative from each base and today’s annual tradition of military ambassadors was born.

Each year the military ambassadors become the face of their branch of military service during FiestaŽ. Representing the importance of the city’s military roots, the ambassadors attend numerous events. They are a strong representation of the royalty of San Antonio’s largest, and longest standing event.

Military Ambassadors and the Military/Civilian Club The Military/Civilian Club’s began working with the Military Ambassador program in 1963. The program that is in place today became The Military Ambassadors Program sponsored by The Military/Civilian Club in 1985, making this year the 30th anniversary.

The Military/Civilian Club is proud and honored to escort and care for the Military Ambassadors each year. They enjoy getting all ten distinguished individuals to all of the FiestaŽ events that can be packed into 11 days! From early morning to late at night, their team of volunteers provide for the needs of these heroes as they meet the citizens and guests of San Antonio during FiestaŽ. Today’s Military Ambassador Program is sponsored by the Military/Civilian Club and coordinated by Army and Air )RUFH 3XEOLF $IIDLUV 2IÀFHV HQVXULQJ the greatest exposure of our Military Ambassadors through this community outreach and celebration called FiestaŽ!

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U.S. Air Force Ambassadors

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Stephanie L. Hall

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“I am thrilled to have this opportunity to strengthen the bond between our military and the community of San Antonio. I cannot wait to reach out, meet new people and hear their stories!�

“I am excited to represent the Coast Guard at FiestaŽ San Antonio. I feel honored to be a part of celebrating San Antonio’s unique and diverse cultural heritage. This is a great opportunity for the Coast Guard to show our appreciation for all the support San Antonio shows the military. Thank you, San Antonio!�

Juan A. Flores III 7HFKQLFDO 6HUJHDQW ( ): )66 5& +RPHWRZQ 6DQ $QWRQLR 7; 7;$1* 3URGXFWLRQ 5HFUXLWHU “I take great honor in serving as the 2015 Ambassador not only because I get to represent the Air Force for JBSA but also because I’m born and raised her in San Antonio. As a result, I have a special tie to this city and this position which holds a special place in my heart. I can remember coming to Fiesta events throughout my life and seeing the military ambassadors professionally representing their respected services. I always thought what an honor it would be to do that and now I’ve been privileged to do so.�

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Shawn McCann 3HWW\ 2IĂ€FHU VW FODVV &RDVW *XDUG 5HFUXLWLQJ 2IĂ€FH 6DQ $QWRQLR Hometown: Philipsburg, Montana “It is a real honor to be selected as the Coast Guard Ambassador for FiestaÂŽ 2015 especially with an event that holds as much history and honor as FiestaÂŽ.â€?


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“I am truly honored and humbled to represent the Marine Corps during FiestaÂŽ and to utilize this platform to showcase why we are “The Few, The Proud.â€? Everyone has a part to play in their community and the Marines of Marine Corps Recruiting Station San Antonio are no different. We are committed to playing a major UROH LQ RXU FRPPXQLW\ DQG VHUYLQJ RXU QDWLRQ E\ Ă€QGLQJ KLJKO\ TXDOLĂ€HG young men and women from our communities to earn the title - Marine. This also gives provides the opportunity to inspire women and show a positive representation for the females of the Corps.â€?

Benjamin W. Jones ( &RUSRUDO WK 5HFRQQDLVVDQFH %Q + 6 &RPSDQ\ Hometown: Des Moines, Iowa “I feel very grateful and appreciative to be selected as this years’ Ambassador for FiestaŽ 2015. It is a great pleasure to represent the military and is something I hold with high respect. I am sure it will bring with it many emotions and memories for years to come.�

“When I was selected as the 2015 FiestaÂŽ Ambassador, I was excited. I am honored to be given the opportunity to serve as the 2015 Military Ambassador, representing the Army. I believe this is a great opportunity for the military and the San Antonio community to come together. This is also a great opportunity for me, as I have DQ RXWJRLQJ SHUVRQDOLW\ ZKLFK , EHOLHYH Ă€WV WKH ELOO Âľ

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U.S. Navy Ambassadors Shantal K. Zavala +0 3HWW\ 2IĂ€FHU QG &ODVV 1DY\ 0HGLFLQH 7UDLQLQJ 6XSSRUW &HQWHU +RPHWRZQ 3OD\DV GH 5RVDULWR %DMD &DOLIRUQLD 0H[LFR “I am honored to be selected as the representative for the United States Navy. It is a pleasure to be part of keeping alive the culture, spirit and heritage of San Antonio, Texas, in which year after year the citizens of San Antonio not only render honor and gratitude to the heroes of the Alamo and of the Battle of San Jacinto, but also come together as a community to raise funds for many valued organizations.â€?

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In 2013-14, the FiestaÂŽ Commission provided almost $1.1 million to nonprofits and the San Antonio community. $270,000 in cash grants/ allocations to various official events $240,000 in cash and services to both street parades $500,000 in street chair value to local nonprofit organization (chairs sold below value to these organizations) $78,000 in pins and medal proceeds to nonprofits from sales at The Fiesta StoreÂŽ

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events of the organization that demonstrates the universal motto of their activity: “Square Dancing is Friendship Set to Music.” The event is of special interest to Fiesta® Royalty. In recent years, King Antonio, El Rey Feo, Miss Fiesta San Antonio® and all of their courts have always been afforded basic instruction in square dancing to allow them to participate with us to enjoy the fun of listening and dancing. All who attend will experience the lively music and friendship that is in square dancing. The Alamo Area Square and Round Dance Association was established in 1951 with 22 dance clubs in the San Antonio area. The Association promotes fellowship through square and round dancing, clogging and contra dancing. The organization coordinates special dance exhibitions and informs the non-dancing public through promotional materials, dance lessons and clinics.

Presented by the St. Mary’s University Music Department. Admission is free. 210-436-3421 | jrankin@stmarytx.edu www.stmarytx.edu

LUNG FORCE 5K Run/Walk American Lung Association in Texas PMO President: Angie McClure PMO Commissioner: Neale Parker April 25, 8-10:30 am SeaWorld San Antonio, 10500 Sea World Dr. Celebrating its 22nd year in San Antonio, the LUNG FORCE 5K Run or Walk is like no other charity walk and it’s free. With an inspiring signature song and music, celebrate the collective power of our breath.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 25 Fiesta® Jazz Band Festival St. Mary’s University Department of Music PMO President: Thomas Mengler PMO Commissioner: John Rankin April 25, 8 am-6 pm St. Mary’s University, One Camino Santa Maria The Fiesta® Jazz Band Festival offers a unique educational and music performance experience for over 500 middle school, high school and college jazz student performers from across the state. At the same time it gives the Fiesta® audience and San Antonio community a unique and admission free family event. The Fiesta® Jazz Band Festival LV RQH RI 7H[DV· ROGHVW DQG LV GHGLFDWHG WR SUHVHQWLQJ WKH ÀQHVW jazz, America’s national treasure.

The American Lung Association has been dedicated for 110 years to save lives by improving lung health and preventing lung disease. Mission goals include to eliminate tobacco use and tobacco-related lung disease, improve the air we breathe so it will not cause or worsen lung disease and reduce the burden of lung disease on patients and their families.The American Lung Association also raises funds for research, advocacy, education and awareness. The more raised, the faster scientists can develop early detection methods and protocols to save women’s lives. Admission is free. Free parking before 8 a.m. 210-308-8978 | sawalk@lungs.org http://action.lung.org/site/TR?fr_id=11082&pg=entry

Fiesta® Pooch Parade Therapy Animals of San Antonio PMO President: Kathy Meade PMO Commissioner: Carlynn Ricks April 25, 8:15-11 am Alamo Heights Pool, 250 Viesca Calling all pooches! Come to a howling good time…walking,

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VQLIĂ€QJ DQG FDYRUWLQJ ZLWK IHOORZ pooches. Bring your humans too! Therapy Animals of San Antonio proudly presents its 17th annual FiestaÂŽ Pooch Parade! Wind your way through a 2.6 mile tail-wagging route on lovely tree-lined streets in Alamo Heights. Come early for demos and fun with your furry friend. Does your pooch like to “dress up?â€? Enter the “Canine Costume Contest,â€? all registered dogs can enter. 7KHUDS\ $QLPDOV RI 6DQ $QWRQLR LV D QRQSURĂ€W DOO YROXQWHHU organization. Their mission statement, “bringing people and DQLPDOV WRJHWKHU IRU KHDOLQJ Âľ LV H[HPSOLĂ€HG WKURXJK 7KHUDS\ Teams volunteering over 3,000 hours visiting all types of health care facilities, local agencies and schools--touching the lives of children, teenagers, adults and seniors. Pre-registration is $20 per human and pooch or $25 per family and family dogs, must be postmarked by April 18. Registration day of event is $25 and $30. Gates open at 8 a.m. Register in advance online. 210-614-6734 | animal@TherapyAnimalsSa.org www.therapyanimalssa.org

The Circle for Life Motor Rally The Circle for Life PMO President: Laurence Kurth PMO Commissioner: Abby Kurth April 25, 9 am-2 pm Javelina Harley-Davidson, 29078 IH 10 W. Let the confetti blow out of your hair and join a motorcycle ride and FiestaŽ celebration dedicated to organ and tissue donor awareness. Riders begin at Javelina HarleyDavidson on IH-10 and ride around Loop 410 in what has been dubbed as “The Fastest Parade of FiestaŽ.� A celebration of food, music and FiestaŽ Royalty follows the ride. Come join the fun and while you are there register as a donor and give “The Gift That Keeps on Living.� The Circle for Life was founded by a group of motorcycle and FiestaŽ enthusiasts to bring awareness to the need for organ and tissue donors in South Texas. Approximately 18 people die every

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day waiting for organs, and one person can save 8 lives through organ donation and enhance many others through tissue donation. Entry fee is $30 and includes the ride, t-shirt, medal and lunch. Lunch only is available for $15. 210-491-9003 | kurthlink@sbcglobal.net www.TheCircleForLife.com

Alamo City FiestaÂŽ Rugby Tournament Alamo City Rugby Football Club, Inc. PMO President: Kris Newman PMO Commissioner: Dr. William Harmon April 25, 9 am-5 pm Brooks Park, 3605 Goliad Rd. Rugby teams from across Texas compete for the FiestaÂŽ Trophy. In past years participating teams have included British Caledonia, Twickingham of England, Arklow Ireland and the Old Hirelings from France. Many years the U.S. military academies have attended and competed for the “Commandant’s 15s Cup.â€? This year the tournament features an “Old Boysâ€? division with players ranging from 35 to 62 years old; a college division featuring both the University of Texas at San Antonio and St. Mary’s University; and a division for high school teams with players under 19. The Alamo City Rugby Football Club (ACRFC) was founded in the spring of 1983 by a small group of players interested in promoting the sport of rugby for athletic enjoyment and to serve as a fundraiser for local charities. Since then the club has grown to include high school, college, old boy and men’s senior teams. 7KH $&5)& KDV DIĂ€OLDWHG ZLWK WKH &\VWLF )LEURVLV )RXQGDWLRQ the San Antonio Food Bank and other charitable organizations. Admission is free. 210-521-7158 | sligorfc@aol.com www.alamocityrfc.org


King William Fair King William Association PMO President: Harry Shafer PMO Commissioner: Jeremy Nelson April 25, 9 am-6 pm King William Neighborhood, 100 King William The 48th King William Fair is a family fair with art and craft vendors, live music and dance on four stages, food and beverage booths, a Kids Kingdom play area and a small but quirky parade-all on the streets of the historic district with its stately homes and gracious gardens. The King William Association, established in 1967, celebrates WKH KLVWRU\ DQG GLYHUVLW\ RI 7H[DV¡ Ă€UVW KLVWRULF QHLJKERUKRRG Proceeds provide educational scholarships for inner-city students, art programs for elementary through high school and revitalization for historic preservation of the King William Neighborhood. It may be the only neighborhood association in the entire state with four historic districts within its boundaries, including the state’s oldest district created by city ordinance and

three districts recognized by the National Register of Historic Places. No coolers allowed. Admission: $10 for adults. Children 12 and under free. 210-271-3247 | info@kwfair.org www.kwfair.org

United Way Kids Festival United Way of San Antonio & Bexar County PMO President: Lyndon Herridge PMO Commissioner: Kasi Cox April 25, 11 am-3 pm Lockwood Park, 801 North Olive United Way Kids Festival is a free, community event for families LQ 6DQ $QWRQLR DQG %H[DU &RXQW\ 2YHU ERRWKV QRQ SURĂ€WV school districts and city services) will provide information, activities, and entertainment focusing on the celebration and promotion of early childhood development. There will be a large variety of activities being offered for children of all ages. Kids Festival will have a Showmobile stage hosting numerous enter

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tainment acts along with mascot characters. City RIĂ€FLDOV ZLOO ZHOFRPH participants and attendants throughout the day. United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County is dedicated to helping people LIVE UNITED by investing in 65 partner agencies and 133 programs that improve and save lives. For over seventy years, United Way has funded agencies and programs that reach out to individuals, families and children throughout San Antonio and Bexar County. Admission is free. 210.352.7147 | kcox@unitedwaysatx.org www.unitedwaysatx.org

FiestaŽ Fandango Run San Antonio RoadRunners PMO President: Jerry Negrete PMO Commissioner: Joan Bobrukiewiez April 25, 6:30-7:30 pm Parade Route, Come run in costume at the San Antonio Roadrunners’ 32nd Annual FiestaŽ Fandango run! This 2.6 mile fun run takes place just before the FiestaŽ FlambeauŽ Night Parade, along the parade route. This is a chance to race in front of the thousands of people who line the streets of the entire course. Participants are encouraged to wear costumes or run in groups with a theme. Music and refreshments are available after the race for all participants. 7KH 6DQ $QWRQLR 5RDG5XQQHUV 6$55 SURPRWH KHDOWK DQG ÀWness in San Antonio by putting on races, training opportunities and fun runs and walks throughout the year. With over 1,400 members, they are still growing and excited to help you get in shape along with them! Registration for adults is $35 in advance and $40 on race day; registration is $25 for ages 14 and under. _ ÀHVWD IDQGDQJR#DWW QHW www.saroadrunners.com

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Fiesta FlambeauŽ Parade Fiesta FlambeauŽ Parade Association, Inc. PMO President: G. Salvador Gutierrez PMO Commissioner: Robert Cuellar April 25, 7:30-10 pm Parade Route 7KH ÀUVW )LHVWD )ODPbeauŽ Parade rolled down the streets of San Antonio in 1948. Since its inception, it has grown to rival other national parades. This illuminated parade lights up the streets of downtown San Antonio on a 2.6 mile route. As the evening turns to night, WKH SDUDGH ÀOOV ZLWK VSHFWDFXODU OLJKWV DQG VRXQGV IURP DQ DYHUage of 150 parade entries. Many entries include local bands, GDQFH JURXSV DQG à RDWV LQ DGGLWLRQ WR LQWHUQDWLRQDO PDUFKLQJ groups. Moreover, parade entries from across the United States have trekked to San Antonio to participate in this annual parade. The Fiesta FlambeauŽ Parade Association is comprised of a dedicated group of volunteer members from all walks of life. Through the Executive Board, sponsors are secured to assist in IXQGLQJ WKH SDUDGH 3DUDGH HQWULHV DQG à RDWV DUH FORVHO\ VFUHHQHG to assure a spectacular family entertainment venue. 6WUHHW FKDLU WLFNHWV DUH RQ VDOH RQOLQH DW ZZZ ÀHVWD VD RUJ Bleacher seat tickets are available at The FiestaŽ StoreŽ beJLQQLQJ 0DUFK 7R SXUFKDVH DGYDQFH WLFNHWV YLVLW ZZZ ÀHVWDà DPEHDXSDUDGH RUJ _ à DPEHDXSDUDGH#ÀHVWD VD RUJ ZZZ ÀHVWDà DPEHDXSDUDGH RUJ Tune into KSAT for live television coverage!

FiestaŽ Wildfower Bike Ride SOAR DBA Morgan’s Wonderland PMO President: Ron Morander PMO Commissioner: Lauren Gordon April 26, 8 am-5 pm Morgan’s Wonderland, 5223 David Edwards Dr. Join 1,500 of your healthiest friends for a safe bicycle ride with rest stops and route support along the way. Distances range from 15 miles-100


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San JosĂŠ Missionfest Mission San JosĂŠ Parish PMO President: Jean Pacheco PMO Commissioner: Fr. Tony Posadas, O.F.M. Pastor April 26, 11 am-11 pm Mission San JosĂŠ Church, 701 E. Pyron Ave.

brave men and women who have served and those who are serving in the U.S. military to protect American freedom. Veterans and their spouses and survivors, veterans groups and the general public are invited to attend and participate. 3DUWLFLSDQWV DUH HQFRXUDJHG WR EULQJ D Ă RUDO WULEXWH WR EH SODFHG at the Monument for the Battle of Hill 881 South, a prominent part of Auditorium Circle. Alamo Chapter 366 was chartered in 1988 and it is the only chartered chapter in San Antonio. Their current membership is over 142 members comprised of Soldiers, Marines, Sailors and Airmen who served in the US military between 1961 and 1975 during the Vietnam era. Admission is free. 210.887.7582 | 210.722.0417 | jfenimore@satx.rr.com

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Funday Sunday Clark High School Band Boosters PMO President: Christi Zuber PMO Commissioner: Irma Trevino April 26, 1-5 pm Tom C. Clark High School, 5150 De Zavala Young and old alike will delight in the fun and frolic of this family oriented celebration. Hosted by Tom C. Clark band boosters, this event kicks off with the shortest parade lead by the mighty Clark Cougar band. After the parade enjoy food and fun in the schools courtyard while listening to the smooth sounds of the Clark Cougar band. Finally, place your silent bids on a wide selection of auction items IURP JLIW FHUWLĂ€FDWHV WR FUDIWV WR PXFK PRUH

Alamo Chapter 366, Vietnam Veterans of America PMO President: Thomas Ballinger PMO Commissioner: James Fenimore April 26, 1-2 pm Vietnam Veteran Memorial, E. Martin @ Jefferson St.

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Festival de CascarĂłnes Texas A&M-San Antonio PMO President: Dr. Maria Ferrier PMO Commissioner: Marilu Reyna April 26, 1-9 pm Texas A&M-San Antonio, One University Way Festival de Cascarones is Texas A&M-San Antonio’s celebration during FiestaÂŽ. The annual HYHQW EHQHĂ€WV 7$08 SA Alumni Relations. Students, alumni, their friends and family enjoy an afternoon of food trucks, music, dancing and the family-friendly activities at the Texas A&M-San Antonio Main Campus. 7H[DV $ 0 8QLYHUVLW\ 6DQ $QWRQLR LV WKH Ă€UVW XSSHU GLYLVLRQ institution of high education located in the heart of South San Antonio. The University offers a variety of upper-division undergraduate and graduate degree programs, including a graduate DOWHUQDWLYH WHDFKHU¡V FHUWLĂ€FDWLRQ SURJUDP DQG ERDVWV WKH ORZHVW tuition rates among universities in the city. Admission is free. 210-784-1100 | melissa.gonzales@tamusa.tamus.edu www.tamusa.tamus.edu

7th Annual FiestaÂŽ Symphonic Band Concert San Antonio Symphonic Band PMO President: Shirley Gauthier PMO Commissioner: Alfred Tapia April 26, 3-4:30 pm Concordia Lutheran Church, 16801 Huebner Rd. The San Antonio Symphonic Band takes their music to different parts of the community so that everyone will have the opportunity to hear a Fiesta Concert at no cost to the public and to show support to the many military members of our community. The San Antonio Symphonic Band, the “All America City Band,â€? ZDV GHVLJQDWHG E\ WKH 6DQ $QWRQLR &LW\ &RXQFLO DV WKH RIĂ€FLDO band of the Alamo City Sept. 4, 1986. The Band brings the joys

of music through performance to a wide audience; provides a concert setting for performing the works of new composers; and provides the opportunity for adult musicians in the community to express their musical talents through performance of challenging musical compositions. Admission is free. _ V\PSKRQLFFRQFHUW#Ă€HVWD VD RUJ sanantoniosymphonicband@gmail.com

Praise Dance Celebration Alpha Tau Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. PMO President: Linda H. Conley PMO Commissioner: Cynthia White April 26, 4-6 pm Carver Cultural Center, 226 Hackberry St. The Alpha Tau Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. hosts the 13th Annual Praise Dance Celebration, showcasing praise dance groups, diverse in age and gender, from local schools, churches and other community organizations. These groups grace the VWDJH LQ RUQDWH IUHH Ă RZLQJ FRVWXPHV GHSLFWLQJ VSHFLĂ€F VWRULHV of triumph through music. Since 1930, Alpha Tau Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. has been serving the San Antonio community. In support of the goals and ideals of the sorority founders of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Alpha Tau Omega Chapter works continuously to cultivate high academic achievement, ethical standards and civic responsibility. Admission is free. 210-207-7211 | atoakasa@gmail.com www.atoaka.net

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PMO Commissioner: Dolores Tamez April 26, 4-7 pm Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway

celebrating its sesquicentennial in 2008 and reaching new heights as members minister to each other, their community, the nation and the world.

Celebrate la Reina de la Feria de las Flores 2015, Gabrielle Hargrove, on WKH ODVW RIĂ€FLDO GD\ RI FiestaÂŽ. LULAC Council No. 2 will publicly recognize and honor the 2015 Queen and all those who made her reign possible. This title is bestowed on the candidate who raises the most money for the Tom Morton Sandoval Parent/Child Scholarship Program of LULAC Council No. 2. The program seeks to ensure the educational success of two generations by encouraging their educational objective at any Alamo College.

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Music from St. Mark’s St. Mark’s Episcopal Church PMO President: Joseph Causby PMO Commissioner: Terri Shaw April 26, 5-6 pm Saint Mark’s Episcopal Church, 315 E Pecan St. Celebrate the 23rd anniversary season of Music from St. Mark’s. Enjoy an afternoon of superb music in this historic treasure of downtown San Antonio. Featuring the music of J. S. Bach: 0DJQLĂ€FDW DQG %UDQGHQburg Concerto No 2 with orchestra and St. Mark’s Choir. )RXQGHG LQ WKH Ă€UVW PHPEHUV RI 6W 0DUN¡V VRXJKW WKH highest standards as they sought to complete a house of worship designed, improbably, by the nation’s top church architect. By the time of its centennial, St. Mark’s was recognized as “one of America’s great parishes.â€? St. Mark’s has continued onward,

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In Partnership with FiestaÂŽ San Antonio All the Rage in Paris: Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes, 1909–1929 McNay Art Museum 6000 N. New Braunfels Through June 21 This exhibition focuses on Serge Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes, the company that brought theatre— and theatre design—to the center of artistic life in Europe from 1909 to 1929. Conceived as a showcase for Russian art and artists, the Paris-based company also embraced the latest trends in literature, music, dance and visual art, revolutionizing dance and captivating audiences in London, New York and beyond. Thanks to the foresight of Robert L. B. Tobin, the McNay’s theatre arts collection features artists at the heart of Diaghilev’s company: Alexandre Benois, LĂŠon Bakst, Natalia Gontcharova and Mikhail Larionov. Costumes from the McNay’s Tobin Collection of Theatre Arts and the Museum of Performance and Design in San Francisco, bring the artists’ scene and costume drawings to life. Along with photographs of ballets in performance, the costumes suggest the explosion of color and movement that dazzled theatre-goers DQG LQĂ XHQFHG GHVLJQ ZHOO EH\RQG WKH VWDJH Built by artist and educator Marion Koogler McNay in the 1920s, her Spanish Colonial Revival residence became the site RI 7H[DV¡V Ă€UVW PXVHXP RI PRGHUQ DUW ZKHQ WKH 0F1D\ RSHQHG in 1954. Today more than 150,000 visitors a year enjoy works by modern masters including Paul Gauguin, Vincent van Gogh, Edward Hopper, Georgia O’Keeffe, Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock and Pierre-Auguste Renoir.


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year as possible. Along with an array of 2015’s medals, the display also includes 2013 and 2014 medals, and a database of medals from other past Fiesta celebrations.

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Fiesta® Medal Mania III UTSA’s Institute of Texan Cultures April 3-29, 2015 801 E. Cesar Chavez Blvd.

Admission is $8 for adults (12-64); $7 for seniors (65+); $6 for children (3 - 11), military with ID and college students with ID; and free for children 2 and younger, museum members, and UTSA & Alamo Colleges students, faculty and staff with ID. 210-458-2300 | www.TexanCultures.com

Fiesta® Medal Mania III showcases the diverse and creative medals of this year’s annual Fiesta ® San Antonio. Used as giveaways, for trading and fundraising, nearly every Fiesta® organization designs a new medal each year. Creating imaginative medals is also popular with individuals as a way to show Fiesta® spirit, and participate in Fiesta® Medal Mania, the collecting of as many different medals each

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THE GIFT OF TIME

Simply put: Fiesta® San Antonio could not exist without the dedicated individuals who donate their time and talents volunteering throughout the year to stage the biggest festival in the Alamo City! etween the Fiesta® San Antonio Commission and the more WKDQ QRQSURÀW 3DUWLFLSDWing Member Organizations who creDWH WKH RIÀFLDO HYHQWV RI )LHVWD®, some 75,000 men, women and children from all areas of our community contribute a tremendous amount of time and effort volunteering for Fiesta® San Antonio.

Fiesta®. She is an accomplished vocalist, songwriter and performer--and contributes an enormous amount of time and effort promoting Fiesta® San Antonio. She performs at numerous events for Participating Member Organizations and has assisted the Fiesta® Flambeau® Parade in securing volunteers to work ÀUVW DLG VWDWLRQV DORQJ WKH SDUDGH URXWH

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Of the 75,000 volunteers who assist in Fiesta® activities, some volunteers go above and beyond the usual duties of any Fiesta® position. In 1992, the “Order of the Cascarón” was established to recognize the extended efforts of these “Super Volunteers” who have made singularly outstanding contributions to Fiesta®.

missioner; is an Elected Commissioner; helps lead This Hallowed Ground, coauthored the copyrighted script and handouts given to spectators and has designed their Fiesta® medal for 28 years. He also judges the Texas History Poster/Essay contest that the Alamo Chapter awards prizes to during Fiesta®. He also spent 33 years coordinating the annual River Parade party for the Feista® Commission. Additionally, Jauer has designed the Fiesta® medal for the Beethoven’s Society for many years.

Members of the Order of the Cascarón have made contributions which clearly reflect extraordinary achievements and have made a positive long lasting effect on Fiesta®. Congratulations to the 2014 inductees, Erica Gonzaba and David Jauer! Erica Gonzaba has uniquely committed herself as an at-large ambassador of

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ABOVE: Order of the Cascaron Erika Gonzaba and David Jauer


Faces of Fiesta® Volunteer Award The Faces of Fiesta® Volunteer Award is a citywide award designed to celebrate and recognize outstanding individuals throughout the community who give their time directly to the more than 100 Participating Member Organizations. Each year after Fiesta®, Participating Member Organizations have the opportunity to nominate an individual for the Faces of Fiesta® Volunteer Award. Congratulations to the 2014 winners, Calvin Osife and Luis Hernandez! Calvin Osife began his association and involvement with United San Antonio Pow Wow, Inc. in 2007. He has provided leadership and direction to the organization and was selected to serve as the Vice President of the organization and to the Board of Directors in 2012. He not only participates as a Traditional Dancer at the pow wow with his

family, but also coordinates the logistics for the pow wow. On pow wow days, Calvin provides leadership, guidance and assistance in setting up the circle, the sound system and other items and is an important key to having a successful event each year. At the end of the pow wow he ensures all items are taken care of and that the facility is left clean. He participates at various events and activities throughout the year including at the Institute of Texas Cultures, Briscoe Museum Western Art Museum, pow wows at St. Mary’s University and Fort Sam Houston and various school and church functions. His leadership at the pow wow during Fiesta® San Antonio and other activities provides for a positive image of American Indian People. He goes beyond what is expected and is greatly appreciated. Luis Hernandez has been a member of the Alamo City Rugby Football Club

for 34 years. He has been an active volunteer every year and has been responsible for many duties at each Fiesta® Rugby Tournament. In 2014 he once again agreed to help locate and communicate with all participating clubs and referees. He also set up the necessary equipment on the day of the event and coordinated the preparation and sale of food and beverages. Most importantly, Luis accepted the responsibility of preSDULQJ WKH SOD\LQJ ÀHOGV IRU WKH WRXUQDment which is very time consuming and directly relates to the safety of all participants. Luis worked on turf for weeks, FXW WKH JUDVV RQ ÀYH DFUHV RI ODQG DQG OLQHG WKH ÀHOGV³D SDUWLFXODUO\ FKDOOHQJing task as the irrigation system attracts a variety of critters and the drought FRQGLWLRQV PDNH LW GLIÀFXOW WR NHHS WKH grass green and ground safe. Luis was able to deal with all of these challenges DQG KDYH WKH ÀHOGV LQ YHU\ JRRG FRQGLtion for the tournament. He has always earned the complete respect of his fellow club members for his diligence, KDUG ZRUN DQG FKHHUIXO ´ÀHVWDµ DWWLWXGH

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FiestaŽ San Antonio Commission Volunteer of the Year In addition to the thousands of volunteers who give their time to the more than 100 Participating Member Organizations, the FiestaŽ San Antonio Commission works with volunteers year-round that contribute to the overall success of FiestaŽ San Antonio. The Commission works year-round to coordinate the thousands of details and day-to-day tasks essential to the planning and execution of the huge citywide FHOHEUDWLRQ WKDW WKH ORFDO QRQSURÀW RUganizations present. It also acts as the liaison between Participating Member Organizations, local military activities taking part in FiestaŽ and the departments of the City of San Antonio that provide key services absolutely essential to conduct FiestaŽ San Antonio. Each year, the FiestaŽ San Antonio Commission chooses one outstanding individual as the Volunteer of the Year. In 201314, the FiestaŽ Commission had the most number of volunteers involved WKDQ RYHU WKH SDVW ÀYH \HDUV

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Jesse Sanchez gives countless hours of his time working at the FiestaÂŽ Commission all year long, in any area he is needed. Congratulations to the 2014 winner, Jesse Sanchez!

mission all year long, in any area he is needed. Jesse is always more than willing

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FIESTA SAN ANTONIO FOUNDATION ®

Preserve the traditions…and build new ones. Fiesta® has celebrated San Antonio’s vibrant and diverse culture for 124 years. The larger it grows, the more event proceeds help our community. We need to keep the foundation of this great event strong by funding its operating expenses and outreach efforts. Support the Fiesta® San Antonio Foundation and help preserve the traditions—while building new ones! The Fiesta® San Antonio Foundation works to create a safe, healthy and educational Fiesta® through a series of projects.

From educational outreach for school children to honoring achievement among our armed forces, the Fiesta® San Antonio Foundation invests in our future leaders. All donations to the Fiesta® San Antonio Foundation support our community in the areas of Arts & Culture, Safety & Environment, History & Heritage, Education and Military, through these vital developing programs:

125th Anniversary

Fiesta® Fit Investing in healthy lifestyles, Fiesta® Fit creates health and wellness programs for our annual celebration. We want to build this initiative to support the goals of SA2020, making our community a healthier place to live and celebrate.

2016 is the 125th Anniversary of Fiesta® and our chance to showcase Fiesta® to the nation. Fiesta® is a unique fusion of traditions, arts and culture. As one of the few city-wide cultural festivals in the United States, we have something special to celebrate. Let’s plan to make a big splash!

Fiesta Safe Rides® Help the Fiesta® San Antonio Foundation promote a safe and responsible Fiesta®. The Safe Rides program provides free cab rides and promotes designated drivers or the use of public transportation during Fiesta®. We’re glad to report that there have been no alcohol related deaths during Fiesta® from 2010-2014. We all want to have fun. If that involves alcohol–be safe.

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Fiesta® Verde Investing in our environment, Fiesta® Verde creates a sustainability program for the various Fiesta® events. Through mindful choices in how events are planned, we can have a real impact on San Antonio’s health and cleanliness. The Fiesta® San Antonio Foundation helps organizations reduce the environmental impact of their events through developing ecofriendly plans and initiatives.

Education

Miss Fiesta San Antonio® The Miss Fiesta San Antonio® program teaches young women business and project management skills. As an intern for the Fiesta® Commission, Miss Fiesta creates and LPSOHPHQWV D SURMHFW WR EHQHÀW WKH 6DQ $QWRQLR FRPPXnity.

The Fiesta® San Antonio Foundation educates our younger generation about the history of Texas and the traditions of Fiesta®. We want to expand these efforts by updating the historical curriculum that was started during the 100th anniversary and create excitement about learning through a new arts curriculum that includes a competition of the shoeER[ ÁRDWV FUHDWHG E\ 6DQ $QWRQLR VFKRROFKLOGUHQ

Military Ambassadors San Antonio is known as Military City, USA. The Military Ambassador program of Fiesta® celebrates our armed forces. Military Ambassadors are the top achievers in their class and serve as representatives for each branch of service. The Ambassadors are an honored and proud tradition of Fiesta®. They showcase our history and the heritage of our country. SURJUDP QRW DIÀOLDWHG ZLWK WKH GHSDUWment of defense)

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FIESTAÂŽ SAN ANTONIO FOUNDATION DONORS The FiestaÂŽ San Antonio Foundation is the charitable side of FiestaÂŽ 7KH Ă€UVW SXEOLF VROLFLWDWLRQ RI FKDULWDEOH JLIWV ZDV VWDUWHG LQ -DQXDU\ RI 7KH GRQRUV EHORZ KDYH GRQDWHG GXULQJ WKLV Ă€UVW VROLFLWDWLRQ SHULRG IURP -DQXDU\ ² 'HFHPEHU ,Q IXWXUH \HDUV WKH GRQRU OLVW ZLOO UHFRJQL]H GRQRUV EDVHG RQ WKH Ă€VFDO \HDU RI $XJXVW ² -XO\ We thank the donors below for showing faith and for helping build the FiestaÂŽ San Antonio Foundation and its charitable programs that make FiestaÂŽ San Antonio special.

Founders Society ($25,000 - $49,999)

Valero Energy Corporation

1891 Society ($10,000 - $24,999)

The Gorman Foundation

Royal Class ($5,000 - $9,999)

Kaliff Insurance San Antonio Police Department Silver Eagle Distributors

Community Mentor ($2,500 - $4,999) Gulf States Toyota Julian Gold

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($1,000– 41,499) Judith Morton

Festival Friend ($250.00 - $999.99) $QQ *ULIĂ€WK $VK Anne and Steve Ballantyne Sean and Margaret Gunn Ray and Marcie Ince Innov8 Management Group LLC Kathleen and Byron L. LeFlore, Jr. Carol and Jack C. Hebdon, Jr. John R. Melleky, CFRE, CFEE Jackie and John Meyer Fernando and Norma Reyes

San Antonio Queen of Soul, Inc. Pete and The Honorable Leticia Van de Putte The Watson Foundation Wendy and Thomas Wirth Barbara B. Wood

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Thomas G. Allison American Signal Equipment Co. Debra Bolling Patricia E. Brannon Molly Porter Burke Richard W. Calvert Oscar A. Cook Gerald W. Cooper Phyllis Cooper Erwin J. and Rose Mary De Luna Daniel J. Deguire Donnell Interests Alberto and Marie Duran Marilyn and Huard Eldridge Jean and Jack French Lou Celia and Don Frost Cristina Gonzalez Nancy and Joe Green Fernando Guerra G. Salvador Gutierrez Margaret A. Hayes Art and Di Ann Herrera Vonzetta Hickman Bruce Hicks Shannon Houghtaling Valerie Humphreys Mary Lou Hunt Clyde J. Johnson Nick Kaylor

Patrick Klar Rosemary Kowalski Eileen Kret Abby and Laurence Kurth Janet Lancaster Marline and Clint Lawson Penny McCutchen-Gardner and John Gardner Margaret and William Mitchell Mrs. Melvin Mitchell (Yeola) Mari Morales Kathleen Moss Barbara Vander and Ronnie Nipper Sue Ann Pemberton Perry Gething Foundation Jeannie Prado Michael and Lisa Ramos Hank Reyes Rita Richardson Ava and William G. Robichaux Steve and Lea Rosenauer Louis Sanchez Rollette and Clive Smith Kris Stanzione Victoria Stendebach Anita Stewart Darrell G. Stewart The Fair Oaks Ranch Womens Club Vivian Thurman Holly and Alan Tounsand Jeanie Travis Triple “D� Pump Co. Virginia and Bill Van Cleave Barbara and Ronnie Vander Brian and Tina Weiner Thalia Williams Louis H. Zbinden Lynn and Thad W. Ziegler

Miss Fiesta San AntonioÂŽ Event Sponsors

Part of the FiestaŽ San Antonio Foundation’s charitable efforts is the Miss Fiesta San Antonio Ž Selection Event. In order for the event to be successful, there were several sponsors and partners who helped make that evening possible that are separate from the charitable donors above. We wanted to recognize their efforts and thank them for their support.

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Anne Ballantyne Eva Davila Jonathan Fristoe Marcie Ince Sandra O. Medina Melissa Salazar

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GIVE A GIFT TODAY! Give a gift today to help the Fiesta® San Antonio Commission preserve and promote the culture, history, heritage and traditions of this great city, through the largest, city-wide celebration in San Antonio. The Fiesta® San Antonio Foundation is a 501-c(3) organization and donations are tax deductible.

Donation Form YES, I support the Fiesta® San Antonio Foundation. I am enclosing my generous gift of: $5,000

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I would like for my gift to be used: Where it is most needed Fiesta Safe Rides®

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All designated gifts will include a 15% donation to the Fiesta® Annual Fund to cover administrative costs.

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I would like to supplement my donation with my Employer’s Matching Gift program. My form is enclosed. I am interested in making a planned gift. Please contact me. Fiscal year ends July 31. Gifts are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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FORMER PRESIDENTS The selfless devotion of these past presidents has made possible the outstanding success of the Fiesta® San Antonio Commission. We thank these dedicated volunteer leaders and their families for the donation of their time, energy and creativity.

JACK C. HEBDON JR. 2013

MARILYN ELDRIDGE 2013

EVANGELINA FLORES 2012

SAM BELL STEVES II 2011

MARY BEGIA 2010

CHARLES BARRETT 2009

JOHN STEEN JR. 2008

JORGE GONZALEZ 2007

MARY WEST TRAYLOR 2006

LARRY KURTH 2005

EDWARD STEVES 2004

IRMA FLORES 2003

ROBERT D. REED 2002 (DECEASED)

GLORIA L. RAY 2001

MARSHALL T. CLEGG 2000

CARLOS R. MONTEMAYOR 1999 (DECEASED)

THAD W. ZIEGLER 1998

NICK GARZA 1997

DON MOYÉ 1996

NAOMI RUSSELLWOLFMAN 1995 (DECEASED)

JACK SAUNDERS 1994 (DECEASED)

PETE R. MARTINEZ 1993

ROBERT W. CARLSON 1992 (DECEASED)

BARBARA WENGER 1991

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INELL SCHOOLER 1990

ROGER FLORES 1989 (DECEASED)

CAROL CANTY 1988

BRYON L. LEFLORE 1987

AGNES B. HARWOOD 1986

WILLIAM F. GRINNAN JR. 1985

JOANNA PARRISH 1984

LOUIS J. SANCHEZ 1983

WILBUR F. LITTLETON JR. 1982 (DECEASED)

LOUISE THOMAS 1981

THAD M. ZIEGLER 1980

JOE B. MARTINEZ JR. 1979 (DECEASED)

WEIR LABATT III 1978

JEROME K. HARRIS JR. 1977 (DECEASED)

AMANDA OCHSE 1976

JAMES W. GORMAN 1975

ROBERT H. SEAL 1974 (DECEASED)

CHARLES G. ORSINGER 1973 (DECEASED)

JOHN T. STEEN 1972 (DECEASED)

RALPH E. LEHR 1971

STEWART JOHNSON 1970 (DECEASED)

DONALD W. GARRETT 1969 (DECEASED)

PETER J. HENNESSEY JR. 1968

HALLIE SPICE 1967 (DECEASED)

JOHN H. MORSE 1966 (DECEASED)

ORVAL A. SLATER 1965 (DECEASED)

JEROME K. HARRIS SR. 1964 (DECEASED)

AMES GILL SR. 1963 (DECEASED)

HARRY D. JERSIG 1962 (DECEASED)

TOM POWELL SR. 1961 (DECEASED)

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OFFICIAL FIESTA EVENTS CELEBRATING COMMEMORATIVE DATES IN 2015 ®

Fiesta® has taken place for more than century, we congratulate those who celebrate commemorative dates this year Pilgrimage to the Alamo 7KH ÀUVW 3LOJULPDJH WR WKH $ODPR FDPH about during WW I in 1918 when the Battle of Flowers® Parade was cancelled due to the War. A new tradition began that year, a solemn Pilgrimage to honor the heroes of the Alamo. In those days, the Pilgrimage was held at twilight. Newspaper reports more than 5,000 participants, led by area military commands, walking from Municipal AuGLWRULXP WR WKH $ODPR WR SUHVHQW ÁRUDO offerings — gravely, ceremoniously — before the Texas shrine. It was founded by Col. Ralph Durkee, President of the Fiesta® San Jacinto Association (later to become the Fiesta® San Antonio Commission). ) The bound,,

11” x 18” elaborate invitations were hand delivered, featuring original paintings depicting the events of the Battle and biographies of Alamo Heroes such as Travis, Bowie, Crockett, Dr. Pollard and Deaf Smith.

April 20 • 4 pm Alamo Plaza Alamo Mission Chapter, Daughters of the Republic of Texas, began participating in the Pilgrimage in 1925 and later assumed full responsibility of the event that has been held every year since inception. They are now in their 90th year RI LQYROYHPHQW 7KH ÀYH PLOLWDU\ VHUvices and major j commands participate p p

in the Pilgrimage as well as City, State DQG )HGHUDO RIÀFLDOV )LHVWD® Royalty; historical, lineage and patriotic organizations; schools and churches join together to walk in silent reverence to commemorate the battle of San Jacinto, remember the Alamo heroes and honor the heroes of today’s armed services. Today’s Pilgrimage is based on the tradition of a reverent walk from Vietnam Veterans Memorial to the Alamo to SUHVHQW ÁRUDO WULEXWHV 'XULQJ WKH SURcession, a roll call of the dead of the Alamo Battle is read aloud in litany until WKH ODVW ÁRZHU LV ODLG $ EULHI NH\QRWH address from the Military Liaison to Fiesta® is the highlight of the ceremony ending with Taps on bugle and Amazing Grace on bagpipes.

Fiesta® Cornyation

Cornyation can be traced back to as early as 1951. It was originally staged by SALT (San Antonio Little Theater) at the Arneson River Theater as part of A Night in Old San Antonio®. The show’s irreverent pokes at politicians, the prominent and the not-so-prominent, caused its demise as part of NIOSA® in 1964. It was moved and performed once more in 1965. The show was revived in 1979 for one year as part of NIOSA® and then in 1982, Bob Jolly and Ray Chavez revived the current version which has remained uninterrupted since!

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garments and by spring break the judging process begins. There are two panels of judges made up of local industry professionals; one for construction and one for design. The garments and collections with the judges’ highest scores win prizes for design, construction, and best collection.

April 14 • 7 pm Tobin Center for the Performing Arts Student designers featured in the Cutting Edge Fashion Show have gone on to have successful national fashion careers, including a past winner appearing on Project Runway.

A Taste of New Orleans

The San Antonio Zulu Association was formally organized and chartered by the State of Texas in 1976 as a social, civic, QRQSURĂ€W DQG EHQHYROHQW RUJDQL]DWLRQ In 1979, the organization began what eventually became an annual family-style picnic celebrating “Juneteenthâ€? (Texas’ announcement of the Emancipation Proclamation on June 19, 1865). The organization held these annual picnics at Carmargo Park and gained a faithful following. For entertainment, DJs and live music along with amusement and novelty vendors for the children were included in the celebration.

April 17 • 5-11 pm April 18 • 11 am-11 pm April 19 • 11 am-10 pm Sunken Garden Theater As the number of groups hosting Juneteenth activities increased, the organization decided to discontinue their annual event, and in 1982, joined the FiestaÂŽ San Antonio Commission as a Participating Member Organization (PMO). What began as “FiestaÂŽ Westâ€? at RoseGDOH 3DUN LQ RIĂ€FLDOO\ WXUQHG LQWR “A Taste of New Orleansâ€? in 1985, when the event was relocated to St. Paul Square, near downtown San Antonio.

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Since that time, this event has risen to become one of the true jewels of FiestaŽ San Antonio, and is now held at the Sunken Gardens Theater in Brackenridge Park as a three-day fest, alive and kickin’ with the tastes and sounds of ‘Nawlins.

Family FiestaÂŽ

Colonial Hills United Methodist Church is over 50 years old and has an active growing congregation plus a school and day care center. In 1990 they started WKHLU RIĂ€FLDO )LHVWDÂŽ event, Family FiestaÂŽ. This family friendly fest features food booths and trucks, entertainment, face painting, a petting zoo, rides, inĂ DWDEOHV JDPHV SUL]HV VKRSSLQJ DQG more.

April 23 • 5-9 pm Colonial Hills United Methodist Church This smoke-free and alcohol-free event has been providing laughter, excitement and happiness for all ages for 25 years. Their annual FiestaŽ event provides crucial funds for the church’s multi-generational activities, ministries and outreach programs--including Child, Youth and Senior programs, Habitat for Humanity, Meals on Wheels and more.

Culture Fest & Rib Cook-Off

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April 23 • 10 am-6 pm St. Philip’s College St. Philip’s College has participated in other FiestaŽ events since the 1960s including the Battle of FlowersŽ Parade and military functions.


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FIESTA SAN ANTONIO EARNS STATEWIDE AND INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION ®

Each year, the Texas Festivals & Events Association (TFEA) and the International Festivals & Events Association (IFEA) honor the top festivals and events for a variety of efforts ranging from marketing, public relations and fundraising to merchandising, design and community outreach. n July, Fiesta® San Antonio was honored by TFEA during their annual conference held in Austin, TX, where Fiesta® San Antonio was presented with an unprecedented 36 prestigious TFEA Marketing Awards. Entries are submitted by festivals and events across the entire state of Texas and are judged by a panel of industry experts and awarded in over 62 categories. Of the 36 awards received, Fiesta® earned a record-breaking 24 First Place in categories including: • Best Full-length TV Program • Best Event Video • Best Radio Promotion • Best Miscellaneous Multimedia • Best Event Mobile App • Best Event Program • Best Newspaper Insert/Supplement • Best Promotional Brochure • Best Promotional Poster • Best Commemorative Poster • Best Cover Design • Best Single Newspaper Display Ad • Best Ad Series • Best Event Photograph • Best Billboard (opening ceremonies) • Best New Fundraising Program • Best Community Outreach Program • Best Media/Press Kit • Best Media Relations Campaign • Best T-shirt Design • Best Hat • Best Other Merchandise • Best Miscellaneous Clothing • Best New Merchandise

Additionally, the Fiesta® San Antonio Commission won 10 Second Place awards in categories including: Best Organization Website, Best E-newsletter, Best Newsletter, Best Miscellaneous Printed Material – Multipage, Best Single Magazine Display Ad, Best Miscellaneous Printed Material - Single Page, Best Billboard (Fiesta® overall), Best Event Invitation, Best Street Banner, Best Sponsorship Solicitation Package; and two Third Place awards in categories including: Best TV Promotion and Best Pin or Button. Fiesta® Commission Participating Member Organizations were also winners in the statewide competition. The San Antonio Conservation Society brought home one award for A Night in Old San Antonio® (NIOSA®), St. Mary’s University Alumni Association received four awards for Fiesta® Oyster Bake and the Fiesta Flambeau® Parade Association won a total of 17 awards.

Being honored on such a global scale puts San Antonio, Fiesta® and our Participating Member Organizations on an international map. Vonzetta Hickman, President-Elect of the Fiesta® San Antonio Commission In September, IFEA paid tribute to Fiesta® San Antonio during their annual conference held in Kansas City, MO. The IFEA’s professional competition draws entries by the world’s top festivals and events from countries including the United States, Australia, Canada, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, Neth-

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erlands, Poland and more; and from cities across the United States including San Antonio, TX; Seattle, WA; Denver, CO; Philadelphia, PA; Washington, DC, Louisville, KY and more.

Best Volunteer Program, Best Community Outreach Program (Miss Fiesta San Antonio® Program), Best Press/Media Kit and Best Media Relations Campaign.

Among this prestigious group of top festivals and events in the world, Fiesta® San Antonio was honored with a total of 22 IFEA/Haas & Wilkerson Pinnacle Awards. Of the 22 awards won, Fiesta® HDUQHG ÀYH *ROG )LUVW 3ODFH LQ WKH IROORZLQJ FDWegories:

Fiesta® Commission Participating Member Organizations were also winners in the international competition. The San Antonio Conservation Society brought home two Gold Awards for A Night in Old San Antonio® (NIOSA®) in the Best Pin or Button and Best Other Merchandise categories; and the United San Antonio Pow Wow Inc. brought home a Gold Award for Celebration of Traditions Pow Wow in the Best Pin or Button category and a Silver Award for Best T-Shirt Design.

• Best Newspaper Insert/Supplement (Fiesta® San Antonio-Charitable Impact Insert) • Best Single Newspaper Display Ad (Fiesta Fiesta® at the Alamo) • Best Single Newspaper Display Ad (The Fiesta Store®) • Best Outdoor Billboard (Fiesta Fiesta® at the Alamo) • Best Outdoor Billboard (Fiesta® San Antonio) Additionally, the Fiesta® San Antonio Commission won seven Silver/Second Place awards in categories including: Best Event/Organization Newsletter, Best Outdoor Billboard (Fiesta® Carnival), Best Pin or Button (Fiesta Fiesta® at the Alamo), Best Pin or Button (Fiesta® San Antonio), Best Single New Sponsorship Opportunity, Best Money-Making Idea and Best Overall Merchandising Program; and 10 Bronze/Third Place awards in categories including: Best Full Length TV Program, Best Radio Promotion (Fiesta® San Antonio), Best Radio Promotion (Fiesta® Carnival), Best Promotional Poster, Best Event Promotional Photograph, Best Overall Sponsorship Program,

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The IFEA/Haas & Wilkerson Pinnacle Awards Competition recognizes the outstanding accomplishments and top quality creative, promotional, operational and community outreach programs and materials produced by festivals and events around the world. Awards were handed out in 68 different categories. “Being honored on such a global scale puts San Antonio, Fiesta® and our Participating Member Organizations on an international map,” said Vonzetta Hickman, President Elect of the Fiesta® San Antonio Commission. “We are proud of our community for creating a city-wide festival that rivals some of the top festivals around the world. We share this accomplishment with all of the events, attendees, supporters and sponsors of Fiesta®,” she added.


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ADDITIONAL PARTICIPATING MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations are current Participating Member Organizations who do not have an event this year, but are still important contributors to the celebration: ALS Association President: Tanner Hockensmith; Commissioner: Bonnie Walsh

San Antonio German Club President and Commissioner: Paul Rohlfs

Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce President: Richard Perez; Commissioner: Linda Corkill

San Antonio Hermann Sons Presidents Council President: Mary Beam; Commissioner: Leroy Muehlstein

Monticello Park Historic District President and Commissioner: Roberto Hinkson

San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President: Ramiro Cavazos; Commissioner: Luis Rodriguez

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San Antonio Museum of Art President: Dr. Katie Luber; Commissioner: Tatiana HerreraSchneider

President: Syl Shoemake; Commissioner: Roxanne Markline

River Art Group, Inc. President: Jill Becquet; Commissioner: Zeina Cook

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BE A PART OF THE PARTY‌ YEAR-ROUND! Become a member of the FiestaŽ San Antonio Commission When you become a member of the FiestaŽ San Antonio Commission, you become part of a proud 124-year-old tradition celebrating San Antonio’s culture and diversity‌and reFHLYH EHQHÀWV DOO \HDU ORQJ ‡ %H DPRQJ WKH ÀUVW WR VHH WKH RIÀFLDO )LHVWDŽ poster unveiled • Sport the exclusive annual FiestaŽ member medal • Receive 15% off purchases at The Fiesta StoreŽ year-round ‌and more! 2YHU QRQSURÀW RUJDQL]DWLRQV ZRUN DOO \HDU WR SXW RQ WKH events of FiestaŽ. Many of them are able to raise their operating or programming budgets for the entire year through these events. Your membership gives you greater access to all the fun while helping our community. There’s a level for everyone! Whether you want to join the SDUW\ DV DQ LQGLYLGXDO IDPLO\ FRXSOH VPDOO EXVLQHVV QRQSURÀW volunteer group or a large corporation—the FiestaŽ CommisVLRQ KDV WDLORUHG PHPEHUVKLS OHYHO EHQHÀWV WR PHHW \RXU QHHGV

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INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS ,Q DGGLWLRQ WR WKH EHQHĂ€WV DERYH EDVHG RQ \RXU OHYHO LQGLYLGXDO members receive: Individual Lifetime President’s Circle ($2,000+) • Lifetime membership in the FiestaÂŽ Commission • Lifetime invitation for 2 to the fall Poster Unveiling, winter “Members Onlyâ€? holiday social, spring Annual Membership meeting and other social opportunities • Lifetime invitation for 4 to the Texas Cavaliers River Parade Viewing Party • 1 exclusive, limited-edition FiestaÂŽ member medal and 1 single year bar for life Couple President’s Circle ($400) • Invitation for 2 to the fall Poster Unveiling, winter “Members Onlyâ€? holiday social, spring Annual Membership meeting and other social opportunities • Invitation for 2 to the Texas Cavaliers River Parade Viewing Party •2 exclusive FiestaÂŽ member medals, pins and single year bars Individual President’s Circle ($250) • Invitation for 2 to the fall Poster Unveiling, winter “Members Onlyâ€? holiday social, spring Annual Membership meeting and other social opportunities • Invitation for 2 to the Texas Cavaliers River Parade Viewing Party • 1 exclusive FiestaÂŽ member medal, pin and single year bar Couple ($100) • Invitation for 2 to the fall Poster Unveiling, winter “Members Onlyâ€? holiday social, spring Annual Membership meeting and other social opportunities • 2 FiestaÂŽ member medals, pins and single year bars

Active Military Couple ($75) • Invitation for 2 to the fall Poster Unveiling, winter “Members Onlyâ€? holiday social, spring Annual Membership meeting and other social opportunities • 2 FiestaÂŽ member medals, pins and single year bars Individual ($55) • Invitation for 1 to the fall Poster Unveiling, winter “Members Onlyâ€? holiday social, spring Annual Membership meeting and other social opportunities • 1 FiestaÂŽ member medal, pin and single year bar $FWLYH 0LOLWDU\ ZLWK YDOLG LGHQWLĂ€FDWLRQ

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Ambassador Business Supporter ($1,000 and above) • 1/8 page, four-color ad in the FiestaÂŽ Commission award-winning magazine – upgrade allowed for additional cost (if received by December 1) • Invitation for 4 to the fall Poster Unveiling, winter “Members Onlyâ€? holiday social, spring Annual Membership meeting and other social opportunities • Invitation for 4 to the Texas Cavaliers River Parade Viewing Party • 4 FiestaÂŽ member medals, pins, business bars and single year bars ‡ DUWLVW VLJQHG DQG QXPEHUHG RIĂ€FLDO )LHVWDÂŽ posters Diplomat Business Supporter ($500) • Invitation for 3 to the fall Poster Unveiling, winter “Members Onlyâ€? holiday social, spring Annual Membership meeting and other social opportunities • 3 FiestaÂŽ member medals, pins, business bars and single year bars ‡ DUWLVW VLJQHG DQG QXPEHUHG RIĂ€FLDO )LHVWDÂŽ poster

BUSINESS AND NONPROFIT MEMBERS All FiestaŽ 6DQ $QWRQLR &RPPLVVLRQ %XVLQHVV DQG 1RQSURÀW members also receive: • Opportunities to promote your business to members and offer discounts or specials • Official FiestaŽ Commission display window decal for your business • Official Fiesta Ž magazine in quantity (priority distribution upon request) • Opportunity to sell your organization’s FiestaŽ medals in The Fiesta Store Ž and at Pin Pandemonium during opening ceremonies, FiestaŽ Fiesta at the Alamo ,Q DGGLWLRQ WR WKH EHQHÀWV DERYH EDVHG RQ \RXU OHYHO %XVLQHVV DQG 1RQSURÀW PHPEHUV UHFHLYH

Envoy Business Supporter ($250) • Invitation for 2 to the fall Poster Unveiling, winter “Members Onlyâ€? holiday social, spring Annual Membership meeting and other social opportunities • 2 FiestaÂŽ member medals, pins, business bars and single year bars ‡ RIĂ€FLDO )LHVWDÂŽ posters Basic Business Supporter ($150) • Invitation for 1 to the fall Poster Unveiling, winter “Members Onlyâ€? holiday social, spring Annual Membership meeting and other social opportunities • 1 FiestaÂŽ member medal, pin, business bar and single year bar ‡ RIĂ€FLDO )LHVWDÂŽ poster 1RQSURĂ€W F RUJDQL]DWLRQV RQO\ • Invitation for 1 to the fall Poster Unveiling, winter “Members Onlyâ€? holiday social, spring Annual Membership meeting and other social opportunities • 1 FiestaÂŽ member medal, pin, business bar and single year bar

Membership dues may be deducted as an ordinary business expense, but are not deductible as charitable contributions. Memberships run concurrently with the FiestaÂŽ Commission Fiscal Year, August 1 through July 31 of each year.

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Visit www.fiesta-sa.org to join online today or fill out the form below! Yes, I want to become a member of the Fiesta® San Antonio Commission!

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2014-15 FIESTA SAN ANTONIO COMMISSION MEMBERS ®

The Fiesta® San Antonio Commission thanks the following businesses, individuals and nonprofits for becoming a part of Fiesta® through our membership program. Members receive a variety of benefits, including invitations to members-only events, event ticket presales and medals. Memberships are based on our fiscal year of August 1- July 31. Members are listed as of January 14, 2015.

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS Lifetime President’s Circle Dr. Gary W. Cox Tim and Karen Hixon Byron L. LeFlore, Jr. Linda Child Nairn Fernando Reyes Norma Reyes Nancy Tom Daniel Weis Wendy S. Wirth

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President’s Circle Couple Anne and Steve Ballantyne Marilyn and Huard Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kardys Lisa Pierce and Irene Sandate Christine and Tom E. Turner, IV

President’s Circle Individual Patricia E. Brannon Col. (Ret.) Betty Brice Butch Brown Martha Fleming Cristina Gonzalez Jon Gary Herrera Sandee Mewhinney Johns Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kardys Marvinette Smith and Ira Smith Julie and Dennis Stacy

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Rosemary Sundeen Louise B. Thomas Ann Brennand Watson

Darlene and Donald Aird James and Valarie Albert Mr. and Mrs. James E. Altgelt Greg and Janet Anderson Thomas and Julie Ball Eduardo C. and Jeanna Balreira Roel and Diana Barrera Willie and Connie Barrera Charles and Melissa Barrett Mike and Mary Benedum Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Biedenharn Debora F. Bittner and Jo Ann Aguilar Mary Pat and Michael Bolner Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowman Jim and Molly Branton Robert and Nicole Calvillo Genny and Nick Campbell Pablo and Vangie Campos Carol and John Canty Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carmack Marion L. Catacalos and D. Justin Preyor-Johnson Anna and Dan Catalani Peggy and Freddie Cervera Dr. and Mrs. Alfonso Chiscano

David and Alpha Cobarruvias Thomas and Julie Coffey Brenda and Johnny Conner Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Robert Cotton Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Critchley Arthur and Jerri Cruz Nancy and Travis Davidson Gloria and Jose De Hoyos Oralia and Jesse De La Garza Erwin J. and Rose Mary De Luna Jennifer and Jonathan Delmer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Dietel Fernando and Gina Dominguez Tina and Bill Drain Wayne and B. J. Duncan Alberto and Marie Duran Santiago and Mary Esther Escobedo Yolanda Estrada and Yolanda G. Quadiana Sharon and Donald Fajkus Mike and Brenda Fernandez Evangelina Flores and David Reta Don and Lou Celia Frost Kelley and Pat Frost Cindy and Mike Gabel Frank and Karla Galindo Israel Galvan and Carmen Ruiz J. A. Garcia and Sue Ann Garcia James and Lisamarie Garcia Jesse and Patricia Garza Mr. and Ms. Fred Gibbons


Jimmie and Dolores Gonzalez Debbie and Jorge Gonzalez Suzanne and Jim Goudge Tammy Griswold and Cate Weber Barbara and Charles Hagen-Elia Kay and Randy Harig Dale and Miriam Harris Michelle and Jack Hayes Jim and Roxane Hayne Jack and Carol Hebdon Claus and Jean Heide Chris and Susan Heinemeyer Jan and Chris Heinrichs Vernon and Jackie Helmke Peter and Lynne Hennessey Delia and Henry Hernandez Art and Di Ann Herrera Gretchen Hill and Patrick Ward Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Hill, Jr. Jan and Roger Hill Joann and Bill Hinchey Lauren Holt and Peter Murawski Nick and Sandee Holt James and Karen Hawkins Ray and Marcie Ince Danny and Cyndie Ingle Alice and George Irving, III Liz and David Jauer Eleanor Keidel-Thompson and Woodie Thompson Sharalyn King-Johnson and Durkee Johnson Olive Ann and Tres Kleberg Al and Georgann Kucher Abby and Larry Kurth Byron and Kathryn LeFlore, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Pete R. Martinez Tommy and Gretchen Mayes Penny McCutchen-Gardner and John Gardner Barbara and Elkin McGaughy Rachel and Daniel Medrano Ceclia and Jose A. Mendendez John and Carolyn Meyer John and Jackie Meyer Bill and Margaret Mitchell Renee and Curtis Montgomery Trudy and Ed Moore Elizabeth and Gilbert Morales Erin and Jaay Neal Mr. and Mrs. Conrad J. Netting, IV Julia Norton-Keidel Cynthia and Daniel O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Oliver, Sr. George and Margo Olson

Kathi Oppenheimer Walter and Gwendolyn Oquendo Melissa and Jerry Ozuniga Jean and Jesse Pacheco Mrs. Janice Ricks and Mr. Les Paulick Joseph and Jacqueline Peltier Ruben and Gloria Perez Gini and P.E. Perez Garcia Kris and Bruce Petersen Olan and Kathy Phillips Charlie and Eileen Potts Col. Barbara J. Price and Cricket Price Celia and Frank Ramirez Danell and Ricardo Ramirez Lisa and Michael Ramos Melizanda and Richard Rendon Catarino and Consuelo Reyes Joe Montaldi and Eric Reyes Carol and Fred Reyes Cindy Guzman-Reyes and Jason Reyes Susan and Dennis Riedesel Richard and Anna Rodriguez Karen and Steve Rogers Sylvia S. Romo and Marco D. Fernandez Steve and Lea Rosenauer Richard and Rosemary Ruiz Alan Runge and Robert Dubray Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Rush Charles Ryburn and Tommy Phillips Rick and Lorraine Sarabia Stuart and Sharon Seal Rollette and Clive Smith Gregory and Gloria Shean Becky and Joel Smith Carolynn Snyder and Mark Kuhlmann Gilbert Stanley-Medford and Mary Fruge-Medford Robin and William Templeton Lee and Ann Swain Thad Ziegler Glass, Ltd. Dr. and Mrs. J. Sid Trawick Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Traylor Larry and Judy Trick Kathryn and Paul Valdez Virginia and Bill Van Cleave Pete and The Honorable Leticia Van De Putte Murray H. Van Eman and Jeremiah Birmingham Barbara and Ronnie Vander Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Vela, Jr. Dora E. Villanueva and Leonard Alonzo Jeanie and Bob Wehmeyer Brian and Tina Weiner

Craig and Pagie Wilson Victoria and Dale Wood Mollie and Bartell Zachry Nancy and Jim Zachry Milton and Beverly Zaiontz

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Col. Jonathan C. Fristoe and Karrie Fristoe Col. Ron Fryar and Deborah K. Fryar Rebecca and William Schiek LTG Perry L. Wiggins and Annette Wiggins

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JoAnn Acosta Clayton Adams Marilyn Alefsen E.W. Allen Gloria Almaraz Blue Alvarez Jo Ann Andera Fay L. Armstrong Brian Arriaga Duane Ayres Felicia Baldwin Jimmie Balling Thomas G. Ballinger Elizabeth Barnes Mary Rogers Barrett Eileen Barrientos Martha Bastian Barbara D. Beal Susan Beavin Stanton P. Bell, Jr. Nel Belt Warren Bierra Patricia Biggs Jasper P. Blake Alison Boone Patricia G. Bose Steve Bourdeau Jerry Bragg Sharon Kennedy Bray Dori L. Brown Dr. Janet M. Burge Molly Porter Burke William O. Butler Rhonda Calvert Salvador A. Campos, Jr. Jeffrey Capelle Karen Carew Teresa Carmon

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Terry A. Carmona Rose Carpinteyro-Reyes Linda Carranza Bonnie Carrisal Ann Carter Cynthia L. Caruso Melanie R. Cawthon Linda Champagne Melissa Baird Chapman Yvonne Horne Clemons Margaret Ballenger Cluck Janice G. Clyborne Ann T. Coiner Bennie Cole Rudolph Coleman Cindy Comfort Anthony C. Contreras Deniece Cook Oscar A. Cook Sara Spears Cook Dr. Della M. Corales, D.D.S. Diane Cox Christena Crawford Gail Crawley Christina Cruz Robert Cuellar Sylvia Cutler Mae Davidson Geraldine M. Davis Olive Davis Mrs. Thomas G. Day, Jr. Mary Deffenbaugh Gaye E. DeFosset Theresa Dougherty Joane Drought Wilma Drury *OHQGD 'XIĂ€Q Celeste A. Dullnig Elaine P. Dunlap Douglas F. Dupre David Dupuy Shirley Dyer Mrs. Doris Horne Ellison Anna Maria Enriquez Wendy Lee Erickson Kevin Esparza Francisco Estrada Karen Evans Richard Farias Katie Farrimond Maxine Farrimond Norma J. Faz Fern Lee Finck Jeanette Flores Michael Flores

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Jane McFarlane Jennifer McGaughy Janice McGraw Karen McQueen Robert Meade Jo Lynne Meador Delbert Meadors, Jr. Sandra O. Medina Ernest Menchaca Kenneth Miles Byron Miller Mrs. Melvin Mitchell (Yeola) Virginia Mitzelman Elvis Moore Ethel Moore Jeffrey Moore Martha Moore Yolanda Moralez Barbara Moravits Becky Moreno Ronald Morgan Judith Morton Don. Moye Bettye Jean Murphy Terrie E. Musselman Vicki Neeb Elizabeth Neely Billy Neuls Mrs. Jeffrey Bradford Noe, Sr. Eleanor O’Gorman Stella Orona Kate Park Joanna Parrish Jean Parsons Bernice Payne Harriet W. Peavy Sue Ann Pemberton Mary H. Penaloza Blair B. Perry Danny Peters Ginger Pope Denise Poppe Isabel Pruneda Janet Putman Carolyn Putnam Minnue Quintero Susan Quintero Linda Ramirez Lynda Ramirez Patricia Ramirez Roland A. Ramirez Lucy Rasco Harold T. Ray Susan D. Reed Travis Reed

Judy W. Renick Allison Kara Reyes Jim Rhodes Mrs Mark C. Rittenhouse Kenneth Robinson Alvaro “Al” Rodriguez, Jr. Beckie Rodriguez Clemente Rodriguez Consuelo Rodriguez Donovon Rodriguez Gilberto Rodriguez Jesse Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Dinah Rogers Meredith Rogers Lawrence G. Romo Paul R. Rossbach Eric Ruggs James Ruggs Michael Ruggs Clay C. Rutherford Kerry Rutledge Leroy Sance Amy Sanchez Johnny Sanchez, Jr. Louis Sanchez Theresa C. Sanchez Vicky Sanchez Mari Sandoval Marguerite Sapp Rita Schimpff Inell Schooler Myrtle Shaw Allen Sidney Armandina G. Sifuentes Jerry Sifuentes Mrs. Willard Simpson Vira Siordia Linda Skop Mrs. Madison Smith S. Chris Smith Tookie Spoor Rochelle Staten Katy Stephens Patricia G. Steves Sam B. Steves II Pat Stuart Gay Swanson Holly Denton Swanson Patrick H. Swearingen, Jr. Bob Szczepanski Lt. Col (RET) Elaine Talarski Alfred G. Tapia Ann Taylor Larry Taylor

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Alamo City Community Marching Band Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Texas Boy Scouts of America, Alamo Area Council City of Windcrest Harp & Shamrock Society of Texas McNay Art Museum Royal Sovereign & Imperial Court of the Alamo Empire San Antonio Food Bank San Antonio Zoological Society Sisters of San Antonio, Abbey of the Alamo, Inc. St. Peter-St. Joseph Children’s Home University Co-operative Society Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation, Inc

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By 1890, San Antonio, Texas, was a thriving trade center with a population of 38,000. In 1891 a group of citizens decided to honor the heroes of the Alamo and Battle of San Jacinto with a Battle of Flowers速.

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FROM TOP: A Night in Old San Antonio, 1985; Battle of Flowers Parade, 1955; NEXT PAGE FROM TOP: Spring Jam, 1990; Queen of Soul at the Battle of Flowers Parade, 1976; Texas Cavaliers River Parade, 1951 ment of Roses Parade and is the only parade in the country planned and directed completely by women. The Battle of Flowers® was an immediate success. Within a few years, more events were taking place on or near April 21—a carnival, balls and coronations of “royalty.” The Fiesta® tradition had been born. Other early events included street dancing, children’s fetes, a Trades Display Parade and an orphan’s party. Fiesta® has taken place every year except for 1918 during World War I and 1942 through 1945, during World War II. In 1909 John Carrington founded the Order of the Alamo, one of the oldest Fiesta® organizations. The members meet once a year to choose the next year’s queen and her court. The queen’s court includes a princess, 12 in-town duchesses and 12 out-of-town duchesses. This royalty is featured in the major Fiesta® parades. In 1925, The Daughters of the Republic of Texas began the Pilgrimage to the Alamo. The pilgrimage is a memorial tribute to the Alamo heroes and the heritage of Texas. A solemn, wreathbearing procession of historic, civic, patriotic, military and school groups walks silently to the Alamo. At the same time, an announcer intones the names of the Alamo defenders from within the Alamo walls. The ceremony concludes with a brief memorial service.

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During the early years, Fiesta® royalty included King Cotton, King Selamat (tamales spelled backwards) and King Omala (Alamo spelled backwards). In 1926, John Carrington formed the Texas Cavaliers and one of the purposes of the organization was to select King $QWRQLR 7KH ÀUVW &DYDOLHUV NLQJ ZDV Sterling Burke, crowned King Antonio IX in 1927. For years King Antonio had


NIOSAŽ, joined FiestaŽ, sponsored by the San Antonio Conservation Society. The society works to save San Antonio buildings and maintain the city’s cultural heritage. It takes about 16,000 volunteers each year to stage NIOSAŽ.

FiestaÂŽ has grown over the years to a citywide celebration boasting more than 100 events that feature music, food, sports, pageantry, military and patriotic observances, exhibits, parades and nine RIĂ€FLDO )LHVWDÂŽ Royalty, all sponsored by QRQSURĂ€WV

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In 1959, the FiestaŽ San Antonio Commission was formed as an indepenGHQW QRQSURÀW RUJDQL]DWLRQ ZRUNLQJ year-round to manage the thousands of details and day-to-day tasks essential to planning and executing the huge citywide celebration. The Commission also acts as the liaison between its nonSURÀW PHPEHUV ORFDO PLOLWDU\ DFWLYLWLHV and City departments. The Commission provides funds for FiestaŽ events that DUH QRW ÀQDQFLDOO\ VHOI VXSSRUWLQJ 7KH organization itself is funded entirely by the private sector and receives no direct City or other public funding, relying heavily on membership dues, corporate partnerships, carnival income and licensed merchandise sales.

Today, FiestaÂŽ draws 3.5 million visitors, is a top 10 event in the United States, a top three event in Texas and the largest event in San Antonio. In 2016 FiestaÂŽ San Antonio will celebrate its milestone 125th anniversary.

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The Fiesta® San Antonio Commission would like to thank all of our advertisers. You help make Fiesta® possible! A.U.E.D.A. Allied Electric American Lung Association Amtrak Any Baby Can Arugula Catering Association de Charros de San Antonio Bank of San Antonio Battle of Flowers Association Bear Audio Visual Bibisi Black Tie Catering Bud Light/Silver Eagle C.H. Guenther & Son Capital One Fiesta® Carnival Catholic Charities Circle for Life Clear Channel Outdoor Consulate General of Israel Cox Media Group Dante Klar Dennis Gutzman Dixie Flag Emily Morgan Hotel Fiesta® Fiesta FiestaMedals.com Fiesta® Store Focus Texas Freeman Coliseum Frost Bank Ft. Worth CVB Gabriel’s Wine & Spirits Grande Communications HJD Capital Electric

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