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Table Sponsors Platinum

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Ben & Janice Meador / ] &0 k3 Þ$ k 09 1 Gulf Coast Educators Federal Credit Union

Terry & Karen Brotherton CommunityBank of Texas / Spectrum Metal Recycling Dr. O’Dell O. Marshall Texas Citizens Bank

Silver

Bronze

Bob & Janis Allen Capital Bank Arthur Gallagher / Barmore Insurance John & Ken Phelps Insurance Sagemont Church

Jack & Kathy Bailey Liz Olivarez / State Farm Insurance Calvin Powitzky / Bay-IBI Group Architects Bryan & Donna Willingham

Friends Kenny Fernandez / Candidate for Pasadena ISD Board Pos. 5 Marie Flickinger / South Belt-Ellington Leader Cecil Ghormley Marshall Kendrick / Incumbent Candidate for Pasadena ISD Board Pos. 6 Charles Maricle / Candidate for Pasadena ISD Board Pos. 7 Randy & Jenna McEachern Vickie Morgan / Incumbent Candidate for Pasadena ISD Board Pos. 7 Erica Davis Rouse / Candidate for Pasadena ISD Board Pos. 7 Larry Savala / Incumbent Candidate for Pasadena ISD Board Pos. 5 Herman and Judy Williams

Hall of Fame Committee Terry Brotherton President

Ben Meador

Herman Williams

Roneka Lee

Jana Williams

Robert Avery Jack Bailey Bill Barmore Donna Branch

John Bryan Al Carter Rodney Chant Greg Clary

Bob Fawcett Marie Flickinger Rev. Emory Gadd Bob Gebhard

Charlie Goehring Travis Jaggers Hal Lundgren Cindy Parmer

Vice President

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Treasurer

Secretary

Coordinator

Hall of Fame Scholarship Recipients JACOB MINTER Memorial High School

Football / Two letters l0 ! Õ s 3" Ù3 $ College: Baylor

BREANNA AARON Pasadena Memorial High School

Volleyball / Two letters All-District College: Texas A&M

Athletic Trainer Scholarship Recipients

KATIA MOSLEY Memorial High School

College: Navarro Junior College

JEFFREY TYER Dobie High School

College: Texas A&M

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Tonight’s Program Fight Song Medley Presentation of Colors

Bob Fawcett / Hall of Fame Committee Member Memorial High School NJROTC

The National Anthem Joe Horton / Dobie High School

Invocation Rev. Emory Gadd

Introduction of Emcee Terry Brotherton / Hall of Fame Committee Chairman

Emcee’s Welcome David McWilliams

Superintendent’s Welcome Dr. Kirk Lewis, Pasadena ISD Superintendent of Schools

Scholarship Presentations

Roneka Lee / Representing the Memorial Hermann Hospital System Dr. Kirk Lewis David McWilliams Roneka Lee / Hall of Fame Scholarship Committee Chairman

Hall of Fame Induction David McWilliams Bob Fawcett

Order of Induction

David Webb / Pasadena HS / Class of 1959 Steve Oxley / Sam Rayburn HS / Class of 1969 Randy McEachern / J. Frank Dobie HS / Class of 1974 Z ê s<" ¥ g 1 $ Tk ¥ I" 11 & ´¼»º Kyla Hall Holas / South Houston HS / Class of 1990 Scott Talton / Boys Basketball Coach / J. Frank Dobie HS

Address Rodney Chant / Pasadena ISD Director of Athletics

Inductees’ Response Randy McEachern / J. Frank Dobie HS / Class of 1974

Closing Terry Brotherton David McWilliams

Autograph and Photo Session / Hall of Fame Museum

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Leadership Our Track Record

Teamwork Our Field of Experience

Congratulations to the

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Pasadena ISD Athletics Hall of Fame 2906 Dabney Pasadena, TX 77502

Once again, a basketball arena has magically turned into a beautiful venue to honor Pasadena ISD sports stars of the past. Welcome to the Fourth Annual Pasadena ISD Athletics Hall of Fame Induction Banquet. Tonight, we honor a legendary basketball coach, a world-class high jumper, an all-state lineman, a Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame member, a classy quarterback from the days of the old Southwest Conference and a four-sport letterman who not only starred in college but came back to coach his old high school to the state championship game in baseball.

We are excited to have former University of Texas Head Coach, David McWilliams as our guest emcee. Not only a successful coach at UT, Coach McWilliams was a gritty two-way star for the Longhorns’ 1963 national championship team as a 190-pound center and defensive end.

Thanks go out to the Athletics Hall of Fame Committee, our table sponsors, Founding Donors and a select group of tireless Pasadena ISD employees for making this event possible.

The Athletics Hall of Fame Museum will be available for you to tour. Maybe you will think of an item you have that can be displayed in the Museum.

Thanks again to Ernie and Susan Zardeneta for providing their catering services. Not only does their delicious food and streamlined serving make for a pleasant dining experience, it also creates a great opportunity for catching up with old friends. There will be plenty of Pasadena ISD students to help you and entertain you throughout the evening.

If you know or meet one of the Hall of Fame sponsors, please thank them for their generous contributions that make this event possible. Also, the fact that we have a long list of Hall of Fame candidates to consider in future years will continue to make this banquet the special community event it is. Tonight is a special night for our inductees and their families, but it’s also a special night for you, the Pasadena sports fan. Enjoy.

Sincerely,

Terry Brotherton Committee Chairman Pasadena ISD Athletics Hall of Fame Pasadena ISD Hall of Fame | 4

Pasadena Independent School District 1515 Cherrybrook Lane Pasadena, TX 77502

No school district bases its success solely on the number of student-athletes it produces, or on the numbers who make it to the next level in their chosen sports. In the Pasadena ISD, our ultimate goal is to give our students the knowledge and skills they need to be successful in any chosen endeavor. We are proud of the career accomplishments of our students. However, it :&4" :0&$ &0 41 3& $&0 3 1 $ $3 &#-" 1 # $31 of those who have excelled in sports. Participation in athletics hones so many of those positive skills that carry over into 14 11 $ &3 0 " 1 So how do you pay tribute to athletics excellence? Words seldom provide our true sense of appreciation for the accomplishments of others. Truthfully, most people who strive for excellence every day do not expend the energy for external rewards or public praise. They push themselves to be the best because it is simply who they are. Their character – their heart – will accept nothing less than the best from themselves and those around them.

The rest of us, however, can marvel at their dedication, their drive and their determination, and we can take the time to give them a place of honor in our community. We can hold them up as role models for a new generation of students. It is our pleasure tonight to recognize another group of men and women who, by their example in the arena of competition, demonstrated all those wonderful character traits we desire for today’s student-athletes.

The decision years ago to establish our Pasadena ISD Athletics Hall of Fame grew out of a district and community desire to honor the past and encourage the future. We welcome you to tonight’s event. Join us expressing our admiration and appreciation to a new group of outstanding student-athletes who played for Pasadena ISD schools. Help us welcome the Class of 2015 into the Pasadena ISD Athletics Hall of Fame.

Sincerely,

Dr. Kirk Lewis Superintendent of Schools Pasadena Independent School District Pasadena ISD Hall of Fame | 5

Pasadena Independent School District 1515 Cherrybrook Lane Pasadena, TX 77502

The Pasadena ISD Athletic Department would like to welcome you to the Fourth Annual Pasadena ISD Athletics Hall of Fame Banquet. We are excited about you joining us again this year for this outstanding event in honoring those athletes who 9 # 1 $ $3 &$30 43 &$ 3& 3 " 3 1 $ 3 g 1 dena ISD, the Pasadena community and in the world.

Thank you to our sponsors who have contributed to making this night a success and a special thank you to our Hall of Fame committee members who have spent countless hours in preparing for this special night.

Once again congratulations to the 2015 inductees and the legacy that they have established in the realm of athletics not only in our community but throughout the world. Thank you for attending tonight’s banquet and we hope that you have a great time.

Sincerely,

Rodney Chant Director of Athletics Pasadena Independent School District

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tonight’s guest emcee

DAVID McWILLIAMS

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With one exception, no one has been more closely associated with the success of football at the University of Texas over the past six decades than has David McWilliams. The only exception is the man for whom McWilliams played and then worked – the legendary Darrell Royal.

A s a UT senior in 1963, McWilliams played on

3 l ; 1 \&$ &0$1 013 $ 3 &$ " #- &$ship football team. A long-time assistant coach under Royal, McWilliams later took the head coaching reins at Texas Tech before returning to his alma mater as head football coach.

U$ ´¼»¹ 1 &$"< 1 1&$ 3 l ] s "" #1 " the Red Raiders to a 7-4 record and a berth in the H"4 &$$ 3 H&:" U$ 1 9 1 1&$1 3 3 ml helm, McWilliams guided the Longhorns to two &:" 03 1 3 H"4 &$$ 3 $ ´¼»º $ : the Longhorns defeated the University of Pittsburgh, and the Cotton Bowl in 1990, when UT 03 : 3 $&3 0 $ 3 &$ " 3 3" The Longhorns that year won the Southwest I&$ 0 $ 3 3" : 3 $ »ª³ 0 &0 $ 3&&!

10-1 mark – along with a No. 3 national ranking – into a Cotton Bowl showdown with No. 4 Miami.

Needing a victory to make a pitch for the national 3 3" ml "" 3& 3 T400 $ 1 3& $ 1 ´³ªµ ] s "" #1 13 -- &:$ Ù3 0 3 ´¼¼´ 1 1&$ and was replaced by John Mackovic. McWilliams has remained with the UT athletic department ever since, most of that period in the role of associate athletics director. He now heads up the Longhorn’s T-Association letterman’s group.

A native of Abilene, McWilliams started for the Longhorns from 1961 to 1963, a three-year stretch in which UT won the SWC title each season while compiling a 30-2-1 record.

Although weighing just over 190 pounds, he played center and defensive end – and served as a tri-captain – in 1963 when the Longhorns rolled to an unbeaten season and the national title. UT

3&-- &ê 3 ´¼¹¶ #- $ : 3 µ»ª¹ Cotton Bowl victory over a Navy team led by Heisman Trophy winner Roger Staubach.

McWilliams played in the game despite the death of his mother just two days earlier.

Two of tonight’s inductees – Steve Oxley and Randy McEachern – were members of Longhorn squads for which McWilliams serves as an assistant coach.

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DAVID WEBB Pasadena High School Class of 1959

Athletics at Pasadena High School reached a pinnacle in the late 1950s, and Webb was at the hub of most all of it. He earned nearly a dozen letters in football, basketball, baseball and track, played on some of the Pasadena ISD most illustrious teams and earned a football scholarship in the process.

On the gridiron for the Eagles, Webb started three seasons as a running back and defensive back, earning all-district as a junior and again as a senior for the Pasadena squad that 0 3 ´¼¸» 13 3 3 3" # T 0$ three more letters in basketball and was a member of the Eagles’ district championship 3 # $ ´¼¸» l: " 33 0 $ 1 "" $ earned all-district recognition both seasons.

In track, he contributed to Pasadena’s state title run in 1957. Webb played freshman football at Rice before transferring to Lamar, where he twice led the Lone Star Conference in interceptions. In 1961, he led the entire NAIA in interceptions and helped lead Lamar to the Tangerine Bowl and a victory over Middle Tennessee. He also coached at Pasadena High for 14 years, taking the Eagle baseball team to 3 13 3 $ "1 $ ´¼¹» T 1 &&3 "" & $ career also included 12 years at Tomball High $ 13 $3 &$ 3 13 ê 3 \ # 0

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STEVE OXLEY Sam Rayburn High School | Class of 1969

No stranger to championships, Oxley paved the way in the late 1960s for j < 40$ 1 013 130 3 #- &$1 - before moving on to a college career in which he contributed to three consecutive Southwest Conference titles for the Darrell Royal – coached Texas Longhorns. As a senior at Rayburn, he helped make school history, earning 013ª3 # ""ª 130 3 &$&01 1 &3 $ &ê $1 9 $ $1 9 " $ # $ &0 a Texans squad that won district for the 013 3 # j < 40$ 3 g 1 $ ¶·ªº $ 130 3 1 &: &:$ &$3 13 @Ù3 0 the season Oxley was named all-state, again on both sides of the ball. Before $ &ê 3& l ; 1 « : 3 3:& " 33 01 in both football and basketball on his jacket – he played in the Texas High School Coaches Association All-Star Game. Oxley lettered three seasons

1 \&$ &0$ &ê $1 9 lineman, contributing to UT’s national title run in 1970 as a sophomore. He emerged as one of the team’s premier talents in 1972. He broke into the starting lineup alongside All-American Jerry Sizemore and formed part of the front wall that blocked for All-American Roosevelt Leaks.

Following the Longhorns’ loss to Oklahoma, Oxley was moved from guard to tackle in a line shakeup. UT won its next six games and then beat Alabama in the Cotton Bowl. Oxley : 1 $ # 1 &$ ª3 # @""ªksI Ù3 0 3 season. An outstanding student, he was also named a Football Academic All-American by the College Sports Information Directors of America.

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RANDY McEACHERN J. Frank Dobie High School | Class of 1974

The Texas Longhorns have produced numerous football legends over the years, but none more unlikely than McEachern, who went from the - 1 &:1 3& ml 0" $ $ &$ 4$ &0 33 " Ù3 0$&&$ U$ ´¼ºº 3 Longhorns faced Oklahoma – and very long odds. Of the schools’ six -0 9 &41 # 3 $ 1 3 k&&$ 01 :&$ 9 $ " 3 \&$ &0$1 to a tie in the other. Add to that, UT was desperately thin in the quarterback ranks. One quarterback was injured going into the game. A second one was hurt early in the contest and a third one was lost a few minutes later. In came QB No. 4 – Randy McEachern – a spindly-built junior from Dobie, a relatively new high school known to few outside of Pasadena. McEachern promptly led UT to a stunning 13-6 upset victory.

With McEachern doggedly holding on to the starting job, UT rolled to an unbeaten regular-season record and a Southwest Conference title. ] M 0$ 1 ! " # 3 M 0" I #- "" :&$ 3 T 1# $ l0&- < McEachern’s contributions that season included 906 yards passing and eight touchdowns. Although the Longhorns lost their national title bid in a Cotton Bowl loss to Notre Dame, McEachern returned his senior season and helped lead UT to a 9-3 record and a Sun Bowl victory over Maryland. He still holds several UT passing records, including co-ownership of the school mark for TD passes in a game – four – a record orig $ ""< 1 3 < I"< \ 33" " ¹µ < 01 0" 0 T : 1 " 3 0 $ 4 3 $3& Longhorn Hall of Honor. In high school, McEachern was instrumental in bringing Dobie out of obscurity. In 1973, he guided the Longhorns to 3 0 013 130 3 3 3" $ 413 3 0 Ù3 < 0 & 9 01 3< &#- 3 3 &$ T : 1 $ # 3 130 3 1 &ê $1 9 ]rg $ :0 -- 4- 1 ª1 &&" career as captain of the golf team.

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JEFF WYLIE Pasadena High School | Class of 1987

It’s safe to say that few athletes in Pasadena ISD history have reached heights comparable to the 9 # $31 & Z ê s<" 3 1& 0 $ M " 0&# Pasadena High. An outstanding basketball player, Wylie gained even greater fame in track, where he earned high-school All-American honors and made the state meet his own four-year homestead as one of the nation’s top high jumpers. His high-school success made an easy leap to Baylor, where he still holds school records in the high jump. Four times he won Southwest Conference championships, three times in indoor competition and once (in 1991) at the SWC outdoor meet. His top indoor mark of 7-2 still reigns supreme in the Baylor record book as does his top outdoor mark of 7-4 ½. Wylie competed on three U.S. national teams, recording a career-best jump of 7-6 while earning a spot at the 1996 Olympic trials. @3 g 1 $ 0$ 1 013 13 3 # 3 03 1 a freshman and made annual return trips, winning four district championships and setting region and 13 3 0 &0 1 "&$ 3 : < U## 3 "< Ù3 0 0 uation, he won the World Junior Championship in the high jump. In basketball, he was named dis30 3 ]rg 1 1 $ &0 Ù3 0 "- $ " 3 M " 1 3& &$1 43 9 130 3 3 3" 1 @Ù3 0 1 ª 4#- $

career ended in 1996, he played pro basketball in Argentina and Brazil and then went into high school coaching. He now teaches at Montgomery High School.

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KYLA HALL South Houston High School | Class of 1990

H< 3 3 # 1&Ù3 "" 00 9 1 m$ 9 01 3< U$3 01 &" 13 \ 4 1-&03 $ 1993, Kyla Hall was long gone as a high-school athlete, well on her way to 1&Ù3 "" # 1 - 3 0 $ " 3 0 1 &"" & $ 0 3 3 & 3 University of Houston program. As a Lady Trojan, Hall lettered three years $ 1! 3 "" $ 3:& $ 9&"" < "" « 43 - 03 - 3 $ 1&Ù3 "" 413 &$ season, when the sport was still at club status. Her pitching skills earned her a scholarship to Southwestern Louisiana (now Louisiana-Lafayette), : 0 1 1 3 0 &0 1 $ 0$ @""ª@# 0 &$&01 & 0 $ " 3 0 1 1&$1 T 0 »¶ ¼ : $$ $ - 0 $3 13 "" 13 $ 1 1 3 1 &&" 0 cord and ranks No. 15 on the all-time NCAA list. As a colle $ 1 40" ´º $&ª 33 01 $ 9 - 0 3 # 1 : " winning 104 of her 124 career decisions. Her jersey No. 11 1 $ 0 3 0 < 3 1 &&" T 0 &ê 3 m$ 9 01 3< & R"&0 & $ 13 ê $ ´¼¼¼ 3& " 4$ 3 mT -0& 0 # she quickly turned the Cougars into a competitive force with seven NCAA berths and two NCAA Super Regional appearances over the past 14 seasons. In 2011, she became the 013 1&Ù3 "" -" < 0 9 0 $ducted into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame.

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SCOTT TALTON

J. Frank Dobie High School | Boys Basketball Coach

Talton may rank as the most consistently successful coach – in any sport – in Pasadena ISD history.

The head basketball coach at Dobie

0&# ´¼»´ 3& µ³³» & 3 \&$ &0$1 3& ´¸ -" <&ê -- 0 $ 1 $ 1 µº < 01 3 3 "# Talton’s teams captured four district champions, six bi-district titles, four area titles and two region tournament berths. In 1995, his Longhorns reached the Region III title game, falling a victory short of a state tournament berth. His 500-391 record represents the most victories by any Pasadena ISD coach in any sport. Twice he was named Greater Houston Coach of the Year by the Houston Chronicle. A 1967 graduate of Pasadena High, where he played basketball, Talton was a driving force behind the creation of the McDonald’s Invitational Basketball Tournament a dozen years ago. The tournament’s most valuable player award is named in his honor, as is the basketball court at Dobie High School. Talton retired from coaching in µ³³» $ 3 &""&: $ < 0 14 $"< 3 3 age of 59. His dedication to the sport lives on in a legion of former players now in the high-school basketball coaching ranks.

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Bob Allen

Bob Barfield

Class of 1965

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John Bryan

Amanda Buffalo

George Cheshire

Carl Choate

Track Coach

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Class of 1959

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J. Frank Dobie HS

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Fritz Connally

David Freisleben

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Class of 1971

Pasadena HS

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Gawain Guy

Bert Coan

Pasadena HS

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Bill Henry

John Holmes I" 11 & ´¼»¹

Sam Rayburn HS

J. Frank Dobie HS

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Jimmy Johnson

Randall Kerbow

Mike Kirkland

Gene McCarley

Mickey McCarty

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Class of 1972

Sam Rayburn HS

Alicia Mills J. Frank Dobie HS

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Weldon Phillips

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Trevor Cobb

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Dan McIhany

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South Houston HS

E.W. Thompson

Christa Williams

Lanny White

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Platinum Bob & Janis Allen Board of Directors, Texas Citizens Bank Terry & Karen Brotherton The Brotherton Family George & Connie Cheshire Family

CommunityBank of Texas Mel Cowart Randall & Linda Dorsett Gulf Coast Educators FCU Ben & Janice Meador

Pasadena High School Class of 1957 The Phelps Family Texas Citizens Bank

Gold Jack & Kathy Bailey The Barmore Family Barmore Insurance Agency, Inc. Bay-IBI Group Architects Capital Bank-Pasadena/Deer Park Carl H. Choate

Mel & Steve Cowart Bill & Betty Lou Henry Marshall & Denie Kendrick The Odell Marshall Family Bobby & Nancy (Plummer) Mitchell Calvin & Patricia Powitzky

The Rotary Club of Pasadena Sagemont Church W.I. “Levi” Smallwood & Family Texas Bay Area Credit Union

Silver Wayne & Pat Adams Greg Glary Bob & Paulette Fawcett Rene’ & Steven Fleming 1957 Eagle Baseball / Jim Fritsch Bob & Diane Gebhard Gawain & Kristin Guy Don Harrison & Family

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Ken & Billye Smith St. Luke’s Health System Cindy Stang Texas First Bank/Michael Wycough Darrel, Deborah & Clint Williams

Bronze Mary Beth Alsdorf The Bezdek Family The Wayne Bowman Family John & Sandra Bryan /PHS Class of 1959 Al Campo Al & Mary Carter Cartridge World Pasadena Rodney Chant & Family Marie & David Flickinger Funeraria Del Angel Funeral Home Gloria Gallegos & Family Cecil Ghormley Todd, Simona & Adison Giambrone

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Wayne Adams Rudy Ayles Ed Barlow Randy Drake Jess Fields Rev. Emory Gadd Elizabeth Harris-Lindberg Thane Harrison Daniel J. Hickey Ben Meador Liz Olivarez Mariselle Quijano-Lerma Tom Watson Holly Williamson

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Associate Superintendent, Campus Development

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Associate Superintendent, Campus Development

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Pasadena ISD Board of Trustees President

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Associate Superintendent, Campus Development

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Associate Superintendent, Human Resources

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