THE INSTITUTE OF TEXAN
CULTURES IS ...
The Texas Experience
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
People from all over the world have come to settle in
Texas, bringing with them elements of their own heri­tage.
Today the state brims with the culture, traditions
and folklore of these people. They have given Texas an
exciting story to tell, and The Institute of Texan Cultures
brings this story to life. The Institute and its activities
portray and interpret the adventures, hardships and
accomplishments of the people who developed the
state - from the legendary figures and dauntless settlers
of yesteryear to modern-day pioneers. Through its
exhibits, events, programs and products The Institute
blends education and entertainment into an enjoyable
learning experience - The Texas Experience.
· Highlights
Texans and visitors to the state continued to show great
interest in Institute products and services during the
year. Tours of adults and children increased, as did visits
by the general public, despite major construction in the
area which disrupted access to HemisFair Plaza. Educa­tional
programs staff members and volunteers expanded
their outreach audience by more than 50 percent with
visits to classrooms, nursing homes and miscellaneous
gatherings. New pamphIets, books, audiovisuals and
exhibits were developed, rental of traveling exhibits in­creased,
and more than 12,000 publications and 2,000
audiovisual products were sold.
Contents
To Our Membership:
From the Executive Director ......................... 4
We Reach the People.................. . ........ . .. .... .... 6
We Research ......... ..... .. ............ . . .... ... . ........ .. 7
We Teach .. ... .... ... .. .................. .... ............ . ... 8
We Exhibit and Travel .. ............... .. .. ... .... . ...... . l0
We Conduct Special Events and
Produce Educational Material .................. .. ... 13
Our Membership Programs .................. .. .... .... . 15
Financial Data ............................ .. .... ............ 17
Board of Regents ...... . ... . . .... .. ......... .... ...... ...... 20
Development Board .. .. ... ... ... . .. ... ...... .... ...... ..... 21
Advisory Board ............................................. 22
Senior Staff ............. .. . .... . ............................. 23
Ambassadors ... .. .................. .. ........... . .......... . 24
Founding Members ..... .. ......... ... .. ... .. ... ... .. ...... 28
Patrons .................. ..... ... ................. . ... ...... .. 29
Benefactors .. ... .... .............. . .............. . ........... 29
Sustaining Associates ...... ..... . .. ...... ... .... .. . ... . .... 30
Family Associates .......................................... 33
Individual Associates ... .......... ........... .. ... . ....... . 36
Alliance Members -Volunteer Staff .................... 43
Junior Docents ............................................. 47
Corporate Members, Gifts and Grants ............... 47
To Our Membership:
From the Executive Director
The year brought alignment with The University of
Texas at San Antonio and new opportunities for both
organizations. Several administrative functions were
combined, reducing costs and offering the prospect of
new initiatives and achievements.
Perhaps the most ambitious undertaking in The Insti­tute's
history was the development and presentation of
our Sesquicentennial exhibit, Reach for the Sky: Aviation
in Texas, made possible by a grant from Southwest Air­lines.
Nearly three years of research and production went
into the project, and virtually every department and
hundreds of volunteers contributed to the effort. The
exhibit opened October 27, 1985, and was a popular at­traction
throughout the seven months' showing. A variety
of educational programs was featured monthly in con­junction
with Reach for the Sky, and small exhibits were
placed in airport terminals throughout Texas. A traveling
version was completed and made available for display
in schools, libraries and other locations as requested.
A second new traveling exhibit, The Greeks in Texas: A
Proud Heritage, was produced, and Mexican Folk Toys was
redesigned and rebuilt. On the main exhibit floor the
Filipino Texans Area was permanently installed, and the
new Introductory Area neared completion at year-end.
The special exhibits program continued with the presen­tation
of four excellent shows in our small galleries.
During the summer, as part of our expanding educa­tional
role, the Educational Programs department con­ducted
its second annual workshop for fourth and
seventh grade teachers, the Institute on Texas History
and Culture, with almost double the students of the
previous year. On-site teacher-training sessions contin­ued
during the school year when requested by schools
and districts. In addition, a new teacher-training pro­gram
was begun which utilized a statewide interactive
television/telephone network. A new Teacher's Guide to The
Institute of Texan Cultures was developed and published to
help teachers correlate their Institute visits with curric­ulum
requirements. Our expanding role in higher edu­cation
will continue during the coming year, with
Institute staff and UTSA faculty cooperating in a new
course for senior undergraduate student teachers.
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These 1986 activities stretched the capability of our
educational staff and Alliance volunteers, who handled
more than 74,000 visiting schoolchildren on the exhibit
floor, an increase of 14 percent. They also reached out
to 46,537 other children in their classrooms with Tex­Kit
presentations, an increase of 32 percent! This latter
statistic indicates a phenomenal achievement by a hand­ful
of staff members and volunteers. Most of these chil­dren
were within 50 miles of San Antonio, but as more
Ambassadors were trained, more Tex-Kits developed and
more classes presented on the interactive video network,
the reach ofInstitute programs expanded to more school­rooms
in diverse areas of the state.
Of course, other volunteers continued to assist our
administrative, library, research, Store and curatorial
staffs with careful, consistent and talented efforts. I am
vastly proud of the dedicated work of all our wonderful
volunteers. They are vital to our operations, and without
them our programs would falter and die.
The 15th Annual Texas Folklife Festival was certainly
one of the best ever with 90,000 visitors, although for
the first time in many years it was not a financial success.
It was very hot (over 100 degrees every day), the economy
was faltering, and there was extensive construction in
the area which made it difficult to get to the gates. The
participants were in great form and humor, however, and
I was pleased to see large numbers offamilies with chil­dren
enjoying the activities. The Festival staff is working
hard to trim future costs and increase revenues, and I
am confident that financial viability will return in 1987.
These accomplishments are impressive and generate
pride in the hundreds of volunteers and staff members
who worked long and hard to make them happen. Our
people give freely of themselves and demand little in
return, working behind the scenes without fanfare or
public recognition. Their tremendous personal contribu­tion
represents a unique and valuable gift for the people
of Texas.
John R. McGiffert
Interim Executive Director
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1985-1986 in revzew
We Reach the People
And They Listen,
Experience and Learn
This year 392,963 people visited The Institute to study
Texas's multicultural heritage. On the exhibit floor and
during Folklife Festival interpreters explained various
aspects of life in early Texas. Visitors touched and
handled artifacts in interpretive areas and learned about
the lives and contributions of the many ethnic and
cultural groups that make up Texas today.
School Tours . . . . ..... . . . . . .. ... . .. ... .. ... . .. . .... 65,004
Scout and Youth Tours......... . .... . .. .... . . .. 7,039
Adult Tours .................. ... .... .. .. ....... .. . 22,687
General Public, Special Events ....... . .. . ..... 192,204
Disabled (adults and children) .... . . .. .... .. .. 1,125
Day-Care Centers....... ... .......... .. ....... . ... 1,164
Folklife Festival (including participants) .... 103,740
TDTAL Institute Visitors 392,963
Since most students and citizens of Texas are unable to
visit The Institute, outreach programs are available so
that more people may share in the rich and fascinating
history of the state. Our active Alliance volunteer force
of nearly 400 individuals and our statewide Ambassadors
helped staff members take educational programs and
exhibits to 58,276 persons in schools and community
groups throughout Texas.
Outreach to Communities (adult groups) .. . 7,739
Outreach to Schools . ... .. .. . .. ... .... ... .... .... . 46,537
Special Sesquicentennial Events . . .. . ... .. .. .. . . 4,000
TDTAL Outreach Contacts 58,276
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We Research
The Institute is a valuable resource center for authors,
scholars, students and teachers alike. Our research staff
conducts archival and field research, and stays in touch
with a wide network of scholars in other university
components. Nationally known scholars from a variety
of disciplines contract to perform additional Institute
research. An expanding Oral History Program has
developed a collection of taped and transcribed inter­views
with a wide-ranging variety of Texans. Under our
summer internship program, graduate students make
forays across the state in search of community folklife
to be featured in Institute programs. Research ultimately
serves as the foundation for all of our programming­publications,
exhibits, special events, educational pro­grams
and audiovisuals.
Completed research in 1985-1986 resulted in two new
major exhibits, one on aviation and another on Filipino
Texans; a traveling exhibit on Greek Texans, and a
publication and Folklife Festival presentation concerning
Afro-American communities in Houston.
To facilitate scholarly research in Texas history and folk
culture, our noncirculating reference library serves the
research needs of the Institute staff, Associates, Alliance,
Ambassadors, students, teachers and the general public.
The library contains a large historic photograph collec­tion
as well as books, periodicals, vertical files and
audiovisual materials. Many photographs in the collec­tion
are copies of the earliest-known images of Texas.
More than 500 photos were added during the year, 300
of these covering the early history of Japanese Texans.
Copies of most of our historic photographs, paintings,
engravings and maps can be purchased.
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We Teach
At The Institute we help students see Texas history as
something that is alive and meaningful by having them
take an active role in learning. To do this we use the
inquiry approach. Instead of simply providing data, we
encourage students to ask and answer their own ques­tions.
We also gain their participation in interpretive
areas which are interwoven with our exhibits and focus
on various aspects of life in Texas. For example, young­sters
can sit down at our chuck wagon to experience
firsthand how cowboys worked and lived. Interpreters
at this and other interpretive areas share their knowledge
while the kids handle artifacts, ask questions and, in
some small way, develop a feeling of having "lived" a
memorable personal experience. It's fun and educational
too. Before they realize it, students have learned some­thing
about Texas history.
This year more than ever before Texas educators recog­nized
the benefits of our teaching methods and incorpo­rated
them into their history curricula.
In 1985-1986 we conducted two sessions of our Institute
on Texas History and Culture for teachers. These two-week
workshops provided fourth and seventh grade teachers
with new and innovative strategies for teaching Texas
history. Teachers learned more about the people who
settled Texas, and they used our instructional techniques
to develop new lesson plans. Library resources and many
of our products were also utilized. Lesson plans were
shared with other workshop members and then taken
back to schools across Texas for use in many classrooms.
Similar teacher-training workshops were also presented
to hundreds of teachers through TI-IN, a statewide
interactive television network, and to several in-service
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teachers' seminars through which we reached more than
160 teachers. Another 270 history teachers saw our
presentations at workshops and conferences such as the
Texas State Historical Association's History Awareness
Workshop and the Texas State Council for the Social
Studies Conference.
More than 90 University of Texas at San Antonio
education students enrolled in social studies methods
courses visited the exhibit floor to observe our teaching
techniques this year. Their experience proved so valuable
that UTSA incorporated mandatory exhibit floor teach­ing
experience into the 1986-1987 history methods cur­riculum.
An additional 258 education majors from
various Texas colleges and universities also received
extensive briefings and demonstrations prior to and
during their scheduled tours.
Thousands of educational tours to The Institute were
provided for preschool, elementary and middle school
groups during 1985-1986. Our outdoor "Back 40" educa­tional
activities dramatically increased this year because
of new tour-scheduling initiatives. Half of the students
in many tour groups now visit our exhibit floor while
the others visit the "Back 40." Schedules are then reversed
during the second half of the tour, allowing all students
. to experience both indoor and outdoor exhibit areas.
The outdoor area includes interpretive centers such as
a one-room schoolhouse, a barn and windmill, and a
cavalry fort headquarters. Students write on slates and
read from McGuffey's Readers in the schoolhouse, dis­cover
the importance to early settlers of water and wind­mills,
and learn what life was like at a frontier fort.
In our continuing effort to serve Texans with special
educational needs, we are currently training volunteers
to provide exhibit tours for the hearing-impaired.
Educational programs supporting this year's aviation
exhibit included activities such as kite and paper airplane
making and flying, storytelling on the exhibit floor, an
aviation-related contest for seventh grade students and
production of "in-flight games" for use by children
aboard Southwest Airlines' flights. Visitors also enjoyed
our aviation guest speakers, films, puppet shows and
special demonstrations by the Confederate Air Force and
the San Antonio Hot Air Balloon Club.
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We Exhibit
Institute visitors enjoyed a bonanza of new exhibits
during the year, beginning with our Sesquicentennial
production of Reach for the Sky: Aviation in Texas. In the
planning stages for three years, this exhibit required the
skills of virtually every department to produce the most
ambitious single effort in The Institute's history.
Reach for the Sky: Aviation in Texas (October 27,
1985, through June 8, 1986) was made possible through
a grant from Southwest Airlines. Tracing Texas's role in
the history of aviation from Jacob Brodbeck to the
announcement that "the Eagle has landed;' this exhibit
brought together all aspects of The Institute in public
presentations. It was highlighted by artifacts such as a
World War I Curtiss IN-4 'Jenny" biplane borrowed
from the San Antonio Museum Association and a series
of Institute-produced audiovisual presentations. The
exhibit was developed by the Research, Exhibits, Art and
Fabrication departments, with assistance from two
prominent aviation historians and many other organiza­tions
and institutions.
In addition, a select group of other special exhibits was
presented to our visitors.
Black Wings: The American Black in Aviation (Feb­ruary
1 through March 11, 1986) was a production of
the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibits Services
brought to The Institute in celebration of Black History
Month. This was the second consecutive year that The
Institute presented special exhibits and activities during
Black History Month. Although early aviation was
generally the realm of white males, blacks also made
important contributions, including a Texas woman
aviator trained in France. This exhibit celebrated the
achievements of these people.
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Forgotten Dignity: A Photographic History 1880-1930
(February 4 through March 7, 1986) featured the rural
black community of Bonham, Texas. Striking and poig­nant
photographs brought turn-of-the-century Bonham
back to life again. Forgotten Dignity was produced in 1984
by East Texas State University and made its second
appearance at The Institute for Black History Month
in 1986.
The Spanish Colonization in Texas: Its Settlements
and Architecture (April 15 through June 15, 1986) was
a collaborative project between The Institute of Texan
Cultures and Texas A&M University. This production
was made possible by a grant from the government of
Spain and focused on Spanish Colonial architecture in
Texas. Stunning photo murals and interesting maps
highlighted this study of Spanish heritage in Texas.
Texas Lithographs (August 19 through October 5, 1986)
was a Sesquicentennial project of the Amon Carter
Museum. The exhibit included more than 60 19th cen­tury
lithographs, a medium which became vitally impor­tant
in the early part of that century. Mid-19th century
bird's-eye views of Texas cities and dramatic renderings
of events such as the 1900 Galveston tidal wave high­lighted
the exhibit. The Institute assisted in exhibit
development and was one of only three display locations.
The Filipino Area was reinstalled on the main exhibit
floor. It tells the story of this relatively small group of
immigrants. Although a Filipino cabin boy named Fran­cisco
Flores established a fishing business at Port Isabel
in 1822, major Filipino immigration did not occur until
after World War II. The achievements and contributions
of Flores and other Filipinos to the growth and develop­ment
of the state are highlighted in the new exhibit amid
colorful and intriguing objects of Filipino culture.
By the end of the fiscal year we were preparing to install
a new Introductory Area made possible by gifts from Mr.
and Mrs. 0. Scott Petty and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Petty
Jr. and family. Highlighted by a six-foot geophysical
globe, the area introduces the visitor to The Institute.
This exhibit asks visitors to think about how past cultures
may affect their lives today.
Research and design for the Indian Area was well under
way by year-end. The rich and diverse heritage of Indian
Texans will be presented through exciting new murals,
interpretive areas and audiovisuals.
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We Travel
The Institute reaches out to all Texans, We now have '
37 traveling exhibits and 18 traveling trunks on 23 sepa- II
rate subjects designed for use in schools, libraries, muse­ums,
banks, malls and other public spaces. These prod- ,
ucts are so popular that most are booked several months I
in advance. In 1985-1986 hundreds of thousands ofl
people saw our exhibits and used our traveling trunks '
through 206 bookings in 80 cities across Texas and in
Colorado. Five exhibits traveled to Norway.
Ten small exhibits incorporating material from the major
exhibit Reach for the Sky: Aviation in Texas were produced
for Southwest Airlines for display in ten Texas airport
terminals. A traveling exhibit version was then completed
and made available for display around the state.
Other traveling exhibits produced this year were The
Greeks in Texas: A Proud Heritage and a redesigned and
rebuilt Mexican Folk Toys in both wall-hanging and free­standing
formats. The Institute also fabricated special
exhibits for Texas Tech, Texas A&M University and
Randolph Air Force Base.
Teachers allover Texas use our traveling trunks to involve
their students in historic subjects. Traveling trunks are
hands-on teaching tools containing artifacts, games,
vocabulary cards, teacher's guides, books, filmstrips and
much more on various topics in Texas history. Our latest
traveling trunk, Cowboys and Cattle Drives, is designed to
teach about the life of the American cowboy during cattle
drives. Cowboys and Cattle Drives received the Museum
Service Award for most outstanding educational pro- .
gram in 1985 by the Texas Historical Commission.
Volunteers and staff members used our Tex-Kits to teach
Texas history to 58,276 persons in schools, clubs and
nursing homes throughout the state. Tex-Kits are smaller
than traveling trunks, address broader topics and are
presented by staff, docents or Ambassadors. The subject
of our latest Tex-Kit is Texas aviation.
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We Conduct Special Events ...
The 15th Annual Texas Folklife Festival, The Institute's
largest special event, brought together volunteer workers
and participants to demonstrate their pioneer crafts and
share ethnic traditions with 90,000 visitors. Despite
unusually intense heat and the presence of major con­struction
projects all around HemisFair Plaza, the Festi­val
attracted large numbers of families who enthusiasti­cally
participated in the many educational and enter­tainment
activities available.
Visitors were also attracted to The Institute to see per­formances
by the Macedonia Gospel Choir during Black
History Month and the U.S. Army's Old Guard Fife and
Drum Corps during San Antonids Fiesta Week. The
Institute also hosted the first annual Texas Folkloric
Dance Competition as well as naturalization ceremonies
for an average of 200 new U.S. citizens each month.
The Institute cosponsored one-day seminars on Staging
Successful Festivals and Events with Texas A&M in four cities
around the state. Institute staff addressed such topics
as effective marketing, volunteer management and finan­cial
controls to nearly 250 attendees.
Over 34,000 people from 52 convention groups visiting
San Antonio throughout the year scheduled evening
activities at The Institute, during which they were able
to tour the exhibit floor and learn about the cultural
heritage of Texans.
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· .. And Produce Educational
Material
The Institute communicates detailed information on the
heritage of the state and its people.
To disseminate this information we produce books,
exhibits, catalogs, pamphlets, slide shows, filmstrips,
videotapes, traveling exhibits and teacher's guides de­signed
for the general public, study groups, colleges,
schools, libraries and museums.
This fiscal year The Institute sold 12,149 copies of its
43 books and pamphlets, and 2,116 of its 26 audiovisual
programs. The newest addition to The Texians and the
Texans Series is The English Texans, published in both
hard- and soft-cover editions. In the ethnic pamphlet
series, The Norwegian Texans and The Mexican Texans were
printed in a new format. The rewritten and redesigned
Teacher's Guide to The Institute oj Texan Cultures describes
The Institute's exhibits and their historical significance.
The guide also suggests student activities which meet
new Texas curriculum requirements.
The recently released audiovisual program and study
guide, Symbols oj Texas, will meet curriculum guidelines
for social studies education set by the Texas Education
Agency and is aimed at kindergarten through fourth
grade. Texas's numerous official and unofficial symbols
are presented and explained. The text was completed
for our newest book, TheJapanese Texans, to be published
in 1987 in hard- and soft-cover editions.
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Our Membership Programs
The Alliance, The Institute's at-home volunteer organi­zation,
is the vital force without which most of our
programs could not succeed. This dedicated group of
almost 400 people contributed 47,487 hours during the
year, conservatively valued at $474,870. They brought
the history of Texas alive for thousands of schoolchildren
and visitors on the exhibit floor and in the community.
They assisted curators with artifacts, worked with library
and research staffs, managed information desks, manned
our Store and supported the staff in almost every depart­ment.
Their contribution of time and talent remains The
Institute's most valuable asset.
Associate members pay to belong to the Institute mem­bership
program for individuals and corporations
throughout Texas. The program consists of seven cate­gories
ranging in cost from $25 (for yearly individual
membership) to $5,000 for a lifetime membership. Par­ticipation
in this program affords Texans the opportunity
to become involved in the preservation of history and
culture. Membership funds are used to support the
Associates Program and to assist in underwriting other
Institute costs. Associate members receive invitations to
exhibit openings and a variety of special events; travel
opportunities with the Institute Heritage Tours program;
free or reduced admission to lectures, films and concerts;
subscription to Passages, our quarterly Institute newsletter
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and calendar; discounts at the Institute Store and on
Institute publications, audiovisuals and Texas Folklife
Festival tickets. Information on the Associates Program
can be obtained by contacting the Membership Coordi­nator,
The Institute of Texan Cultures, P.o. Box 1226,
San Antonio, Texas 78294-1226, (512) 226-7651.
Ambassadors are a statewide network of volunteers who
provide a vital link between The Institute and the many
communities of Texas. The program was reorganized
during the year to better coordinate The Institute's needs
with the interests and talents of the individual members.
The Institute staff embraced this program wholehearted­ly,
obtaining assistance from Ambassadors in a variety
of areas. Ambassadors have been asked to try to locate
needed artifacts for exhibits, coordinate the collecting
of oral histories in their communities and conduct Heri­tage
Tours. More than 200 individuals located in 115
communities provided many needed services. Several
Ambassadors have received training in the presentation
of Tex-Kits, and they are now demonstrating the kits
in schools, nursing homes and other community organi­zations.
Promotional materials for our Texas Folklife
Festival were distributed in more than 60 Texas commu­nities
by nearly 100 Ambassadors. Other Ambassadors
promoted Institute products and services by distributing
catalogs, brochures and educational materials to their
local schoolteachers, librarians and bookstore managers.
Many clipped articles of historical significance from their
local newspapers for The Institute's library research files.
The Ambassadors have responded enthusiastically to the
needs of The Institute, helping citizens in many com­munities
to become more aware of and to appreciate the
rich and diverse heritage of Texas and Texans.
The Heritage Tours program functioned as an Institute­wide
membership benefit. Rejuvenated this past year,
the program included trips to places of historical and
cultural significance in Texas and Mexico. Tours ranged
from one to nine days, taking participants to such loca­tions
as historic Victoria and Indianola, the vast desert
lands of Big Bend and Mexico's ancient world of the
Maya - the Yucatan.
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Financial Data
Report of Operations
September 1, 1985-August 31, 1986
REVENUE EXPENDED
State
Appropriations $1,967,308-44.65 % $2,253,713-50.14%
Local Income 117,995- 2.68%
Publications,
Audiovisuals,
Service
Departments 295,164- 6.70% 501,338-11.15%
Folklife Festival,
Store, Parking
Facilities 1,495,176-33.93% 1,440,120-32.04%
Public and
Private Voluntary
Giving 368,457- 8.36% 293,143- 6.52 %
Interest Income 122,236- 2.77%
Endowment
Income 40,132- .91% 6,100- .14%
Total Current
Revenues $4,406,468-100% $4,494,414-100%
Expenditures Greater than Revenue $87,946
Ratio of Local Funds to State Appropriations:
Local Funds $2,439,160
Ratio 1.24
State
Appropriations
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Once again The Institute of Texan Cultures earned more
than half of its total revenue from sources other than
state appropriations,
Volunteer hours: 47,487
Widespread public and private support of The Institute
and its purposes, projects and programs was evidenced
through grants, gifts and other donations. More funds
were received from these sources this year than ever
before. By August 31, 1986, more than $421,794 had
been received, $368,457 in money and $53,337 in gifts­in-
kind. These ranged from a 50-percent discount on
computer equipment to a large number of adobe bricks.
The Institute's first formal endowment fund, originated
in FY1985 by the Development and Advisory Boards,
continued to grow. At year-end the Pat and Jack Ma­guire
Outreach Endowment Fund amounted to nearly
$56,500. Interest from the endowment is used to support
outreach programs and services of The Institute.
Major projects supported by gifts and grants included:
- Composition and premier performance of a symphon­ic
concerto.
-Afro-American Communities in Houston, a special
project of the Texas Folklife Festival, supported by the
National Endowment of the Arts.
- Compilation of an index of names in the Bexar Ar­chives
which will facilitate research by historians and
genealogists.
- Institute on Texas History and Culture, workshops
which instructed teachers how best to teach those sub­jects,
using artifacts and inquiry teaching.
- Reach for the Sky: Aviation in Texas, a major exhibit;
smaller exhibits for airline terminals; a traveling
exhibit and a book entitled Aviation in Texas.
- Other traveling exhibits - How Texans Dressed and What
They Say About Texas (in research), The Greeks in Texas:
A Proud Heritage and additional copies of the popular
traveling trunk, Cowboys and Cattle Drives.
-Audiovisual programs; an adobe structure to be built
on the "Back 40"; a longhorn steer for the exhibit floor;
a 75-inch-diameter, rotating geophysical globe; and
restoration of Spanish Colonial gates.
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- Also a new van for staff use, police radios, Store display
cases and a forklift truck. Unrestricted gifts helped
pay for other operations, programs and projects.
The generosity of The Institute's constituents was felt
in virtually every area, and this help enabled the staff
to conduct many research, education, and communica­tions
projects and programs which would not otherwise
have been possible.
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Board of Regents
The Board of Regents of The University of Texas System:
seated, from left - Beryl Buckley Milburn, Austin;
Chairman Jess Hay, Dallas; Janey Slaughter Briscoe,
Uvalde; standing, from left-William F. Roden,
Midland; Tom B. Rhodes, Dallas; Vice-Chairman
Robert B. Baldwin III, Austin; Jack S. Blanton,
Houston; Mario Yzaguirre, Brownsville; Vice-Chairman
Shannon H. Ratliff, Austin.
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Development Board
Members of the Development Board review Institute
programs in need of funding to assist in identifying
sources of funds, gifts and in-kind services, and assist
in solicitation of funds from foundations, corporations
and individuals. Development Board members aid in
membership drives in local communities for The Insti­tute's
Associates Program.
Mr. David A. Witts, Chairman .. .. .. .. . ... . .. .. .. ........ Dallas
Mr. Thomas J. Billings, Vice-Chairman ..... Corpus Christi
Mr. Robert L. Bowers ... . ....... . ..... . . .. ......... . San Antonio
Mr. Bob Brinkerhoff .. .. . ..... . .. ..... . ... ..... . ....... . .. Houston
Mr. J .P. Bryan Jr . ..... . . ... .. .. .. ... .. . ... ..... . .. ... ... .. Houston
Mr. Robert A. Buschman ... .... . .. ... .. .... ... .. .. San Antonio
Mr. Charles C. Butt ........... . ... . .... ... ..... ..... Sin Antonio
Mr. Bob R . Dorsey . .. ... . . .. .... ............ .. ... .. . ........ Austin
Lt. Col. (ret.) George Ensley ... ... .... .. ... . .. .... San Antonio
Dr. Sterling H . Fly Jr .... . .. .... ......... .... .. . ..... ...... . Uvalde
Mr. Alex H . Halff .. ....... . .... .. ... .... ... ... ..... .. San Antonio
Mr. John Henderson ..... . ............ . .................. .. . Lufkin
Mr. Hal Hillman . ...... .. . .. .. . ... .. ..... .. ... .. ... .. ..... Houston
Mr. Reagan Houston III ............. ....... ..... .. San Antonio
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hutchinson .. .. . .. . .. Bethesda, Maryland,
and Palestine
Mr. Earl Jones . ...... . .... . ..... .................... .... . Brownfield
Mrs. Jean Kaspar .. .. .. . .... . ..... .... ... .. .. ... . .. .. ... . .. .. Shiner
Mrs. J anell Kleberg ........... ..... . ......... .. ......... Kingsville
Mr. Thomas H . Law ... .. .. ...... ........ . ...... . ....... Ft. Worth
Mr. Ballinger Mills .... . ... .. .... . .... ..... ... .... ... .... Galveston
Mr. Louis M. Pearce .. .. ... . .. . . .... ... ... ............... Houston
Dr. Dan C. Peavy Jr ............. ...... . .. . .. . ... .. .. San Antonio
Mr. 0. Scott Petty Sr . ............. ....... . .......... San Antonio
Mr. Herman P. Pressler Jr ... .. .. . ... .. . ... .... . .. .. . .. . Houston
Miss Josephine Sparks .......... . ........ . ...... .. Corpus Christi
Mrs. Ruth Sterling . .. .. ... ......... ..... : .... .. .. . ... .. . .. Houston
Mr. Sam Waldrop .......... .. ... .. .. . ...... ....... . .. ....... Abilene
Mr. Patrick H. Welder ... ... ... ... ..... .. .. ..... .. . .. .. ... Victoria
Mr. Paul J. Youngdale J r ... . .... .. .. .. .... ..... . . ... .. . .. .. Austin
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Advisory Board
Members of the Advisory Board assist and advise the
Executive Director concerning the overall functions and
operations of The Institute.
Mrs. Raye Virginia Allen .... Temple and Washington, D.C.
Ms. Barbara B. Benavides . .................. . .... .. San Antonio
Mr. Z.D. Bonner . .... .. ...... .. ... ...... .... .... .. ... San Antonio
Mrs. Ann Brinkerhoff ... .. .... .. ..... .. ...... . .......... . Houston
Mrs. Janey Briscoe ............. . ... . ........................ Uvalde
Mr. Jean Brown ... .. ........ ...... . .. ... ..... ...... ... .. ... Houston
Ms. Catherine N. Cooke .......... . ........ . ....... San Antonio
Mr. Malcolm Cooper ....... ... . ..... ... .. ... .. .... .. ....... . Austin
Mrs. Dorothy Doyle ..... .. .. . .. . ........... .... .. Fredericksburg
Mr. Gerry Doyle . .... ... .. ........... . .. . ... ..... . .. .. ... Beaumont
Mr. Howard Gutin .. ... .. ......... .. .......... .... ... San Antonio
Mr. Clyde Johnson Jr . . .... .. ... .... .. .. .... ... .. ... San Antonio
Mr. Stewart C. Johnson ................ . ............ San Antonio
Mrs. Judy Newton ............. . .. .... .. .. ..... . ......... .... Austin
Mr. Herbert Petry ..... .. ... . ....... ... .. ... ..... . Carrizo Springs
Mr. Scott Petty Jr ... ..... .. ... .... ..... ..... .. ........ San Antonio
Mr. Arthur A. Seeligson Jr ..... . ..... .......... .... San Antonio
Hon. Chris V. Semos .. .. .... ..... ... ..... .. . . ..... . ......... Dallas
Mrs. Rhoda Stefan . .... .. ... ............ ... . . ..... Fredericksburg
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Senior Staff
Dr. Hans Mark
Chancellor, The University of Texas System
Lt. Gen. (ret.) John R . McGiffert
Interim Executive Director
Ms. Jo Ann Andera
Director of Special Programs/Texas Folklife Festival
Mr. David P. Haynes
Director of Production
Dr. James C. McNutt
Director of Research
Col. (ret.) Hubert C. Moore
Director of Development
Mr. Leonard R. Scotty
Director of Business Affairs
Mr. Arthur Bernstein
Chief, Institute Police
Mr. Robert G. Brodeur
Business Manager/Budget Director
Ms. Mary Lee Copeland
Director of Audiovisual Productions
Mrs. Jocelyn M. Eckerman
Director of News and Information
Mr. Robert B. Fitts
Director of Fabrication
Mr. Thomas Guderjan
Director of Exhibits
Mr. Jerry P. Kusenberger
Director of Physical Plant
Ms. Deborah S. Large
Director of Library
Mrs. Marianne W. Malouf
Director of Marketing
Mrs. Bonnie Truax
Director of Educational Programs
Mrs. Cherryl J. Westerburg
Director of Personnel/Affirmative Action
Mrs. Sally Wiskemann
Director of JifJlunteer Programs
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Mrs. Paul Abat. ... ........ . ...... .. ....... .... ... .......... Houston
Mr. Stanley Addington .......... .. .... . ... . .. . .. .. Raymondville
Mrs. Lem Allen ....... .. .. . .. ......... .... ..... .. .......... .. Luling
Mr. Mike Andrews .. .......................... ..... .... ..... Pampa
Mrs. Sydna Arbuckle ............ ................... ........ .. Elgin
Mrs. Sol E. Arledge . . .... . .......... .... .......... .... .. Comstock
Mr. Brick Autry ..... ............. .. ......... . ... . .... ..... . Dimmitt
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Barbee .......... ......... ..... ... El Campo
Mrs. Yancy Barnhart. .......... ..... .................... ... Pearsall
Mr. John Barnhill Jr ........ .. .... .. ........ .... .. ... .... Brenham
Ms. Thelma Bartosh ....................... .. ... ... . . ...... . Temple
Mrs. Elizabeth Battle ..... ... . .... ..... ...... .. ...... ..... Houston
Mr. Doug Beich ................. .. . .. ... ... ... .... ....... Arlington
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Billings ....... .. ............ Corpus Christi
Mr. Jack Birkner . .... .... ............................... El Campo
Ms. Glenda M. Bittinger .. .. .. ........... .. ............ . Houston
Mrs. Delbert Brewster ... ... .... .. ........ . ............... Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brinkerhoff ................ .. ..... .. Houston
Mr. and Mrs. Jean W. Brown ............... . .......... Houston
Mrs. Randy Brown ..................................... Greenville
Mrs. Mattie Duckens Browne ................. .... ....... Temple
Mrs. Lawrence L. Bruhl ........... . . .. ..... ................ LIano
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Bryant ................. . ........ Texas City
Dr. Rita S. Bryant ................ ..................... . ....... Tyler
Mrs. Robert G. Campbell ......... . ........ South Padre Island
Mrs. Joseph A. Chambless ................. .............. Beeville
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R . Chapin .... . ........... ... Lampasas
Mr. Carlos Chavez .. ......... . .. .. . ... .. .. .... .. . ..... . ..... El Paso
Mr. Atlan M. Citzler . ... ................ ... . . .... ... .. La Grange
Mr. Bill Clark ... ........... ... .... .. ... .... ..... .... .. Nacogdoches
Mrs. Glenn Coates .... .. ....... .. .............. .. ....... Floresville
Mrs. Robert Cobb ......................... . ... . .... . ... Comanche
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Colley Jr ......... ...... ... ... .. Vernon
Mrs. Jim Copeland ............................. .. .. .. .... Ballinger
Ms. Rose M. Crowell ........... .. ........................ Bandera
Mr. John H. Cypher Jr ......... ..... . ......... ........ Kingsville
Mrs. Max Deike .. .. ....... . ... . .. . .... . ................... Kerrville
Mr. John de la Garza Jr . ...... .. ........ . .. ...... .. .. ...... Dallas
Hon. Wilhelmina R. Delco ... ............................. Austin
Mrs. Mattie Dellinger .......................... . ....... .... Center
I Mrs. Tom E. Dent ... ...... .. ......... ... .. .. .............. . El Paso
'I Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dietert ...... . .............. New Braunfels
Mr. and Mrs. Don Douglass ..... ........ ............. . Rockport
Mr. Gerry Doyle ....................................... .. Beaumont
Mr. Robert J. Duncan ... ... .... .... . ... .. .... ... ...... McKinney
Mrs. Jerry Esmond .... . ......... . .... ... . .. ... ... ...... Texas City
Ms. IvanneFarr-Alsup ....... . ................... Corpus Christi
Mrs. Hilde Faulkner ..... .. . ....... ... . . ........ .. ..... Coldspring
Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Felsted .................. ........ Wimberiey
Mr. John Fischer ............... , ..... ... .... ... ...... .... . McAllen
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fleming . ........ . .. .. ...... ...... Nederland
Dr. and Mrs. Sterling Fly Jr ........ ... ... . .... . .... ...... Uvalde
Mrs. H.M. Ford ..... ... ....... .. . .. ........ .... .. .. . ... .. .... Iredell
Mr. Drew Franklin ...... ..... .. . .. ....... ............. ... . Palestine
Mr. Kenneth Fuchs ................ .. ... .... .. .. ... .. .. ..... Temple
Mrs. Doris J. Gann ...... .... ... ..... . ... . ... ........... Smithville
Mrs. Ramon Garcia ....... . ....... ............ ...... .... .. Del Rio
Mr. Sam Gerald ...... .. ... .. ..... .. .... ... .... ........... Harlingen
Mr. Gibby H. Gerdes .... .. ...... .. ...................... Gonzales
Mrs. Alice K. Gerfers ... . .. ...... . .......... . ............ .. Boerne
Mrs. Jack E. Gingrich .. ........ . ........ ....... ..... .. .. ... Seguin
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray .. ....... .... .... .. ....... .. ..... . Alvin
Mrs. Frank Graydon ....... .. ....... .... ... ...... . .... ....... Austin
Mrs. Sarah L. Greene .... ... ..... ... ............... ..... ... Gilmer
Mr. Arnold Griffin .... .. ..................... .. ... .......... Devine
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Gunn ...... . ................... Austin
Mrs. James J. Haag Jr ........ . .... .... .. .......... .. ...... .. Llano
Mrs. Joe C. Hanna .................................. Breckenridge
Mrs. George H. Harmon .......... .. . ....... ............ Quinlan
Mr. Bomer Harris ................................... ..... Hamilton
Mr. David L. Hartman ......... .. ........... .... ...... Beaumont
Mrs. Jack Hedge ...................................... Lake Dallas
Mr. Clovis Heimsath . ................... .. .. .... .......... .. Austin
Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson .......... ... ........... ... Lufkin
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Herron Jr ..... .. . ......... Grand Prairie
Ms. Jean Hoard .. . ...... .. .... ..... . .. ............... Wichita Falls
Mrs. Franklin Hoerster .... . .. ... . .. ... ..................... Mason
Mr. Eddie Holland .... .............. .... ............. . . ... Kerrville
Mrs. Katherine Hornsby ..... ...... . ..... ... .... ........... Uvalde
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Jackson ......................... Marble Falls
Mr. James F. Jasek ...................... ... ....... ... ...... ... Waco
Mrs. John Jenkins ..... . .. ... ... .. ... .... ... ..... .. .. ....... . Austin
Mr. Mike Jentsch .......... . .... .. ....... .. .... .... ...... Arlington
Mrs. B.H. Jones ............................... ...... .... .... Odessa
Ms. Rosie Jones ........... ...... ..... ...................... Del Rio
Mr. Edward J. Kadlecek ............... ..... .... . New Braunfels
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kaspar. ...... .. .. ...................... Shiner
Mr. Rod Kennedy . ...................... . ................. Kerrville
Mrs. Carl D. Kirk .... ... .. ............ ...................... Hewitt
Mr. Guich Koock ............ .. ..... ...... ..... .... .......... Austin
Dr. James B. Kracht ................ ....... . ...... College Station
Mr. and Mrs. Ted LaCaff Jr .... ... .... ......... .... .... Midland
Ms. Burnis Lawrence ... . ................ ............... Crosbyton
Ms. Linda Lea ....... ....... ......... .... ...... . .. ............ Dallas
Mrs. Kenneth Lester ................................. Port Lavaca
Ms. Diane Lander Lewallen ...... .... .... .. ...... . San Antonio
Dr. William M. Logan ....................... .... .... San Marcos
Mr. Charles Loving ........................... .. ..... Round Rock
Mrs. Caroline McGuire ..... ... .. .. .... ... .. ........... Woodville
Dr. and Mrs. William G. Maddox Jr ...... . .. ........... Dallas
Mr. Sam A. Maglitto ..................................... Bay City
Mr. Jack Maguire ................................. Fredericksburg
Ms. Dodie Marshall ....................... .. ............ Ft. Worth
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maxey .... ... ........... . ..... Texas City
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Milstein ...... . ........... Longview
Ms. Kathy Morgan ... .......... . .. ........... . ... .... ....... Blanco
Mrs. Rhea Moxley .... .. ............... .... .... ..... ...... Lubbock
Dr. Kenneth Muckelroy ..... .... .. ... ..... ... . ....... .. ...... Tyler
Mrs. Kathy Munger ....... .................. . ...... ...... Houston
Mrs. W. Ben Munson IV .. .. . ............ .. ............. Denison
Mrs. Rebecca Narramore ..................... .......... Sherman
Mrs. B.K. Neel Sr .......... .. ....... .... ...... . .. ....... ... Menard
Mrs. Anne Nemeth . ....... ... .. .. . ...... ...... . ...... San Marcos
Ms. Kit Neumann ........... .. . .. ........ .................. . Austin
Mrs. Marj Nicholson . ..... . '" ..... ..... .. ........ .. .... . Kerrville
Ms. Nancy E. Olson ......... ........ .. . ................... Conroe
Mr. Ben L. Parker ......... ............ . .. . ...... ...... . Pleasanton
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Parks ...... . .......... .... ... .. Weimar
Mr. Paul Patterson .. .............. ......... ............... .... Crane
Mrs. Dorothy Patton ....... .......... ...... ............... Crockett
Mr. Herb Petry .... .. ........ .. ............ .. ..... Carrizo Springs
Mrs. H.M. Phillips . ........... .. ...................... San Angelo
Mrs. Mary Ann Philmon ................................. . Lufkin
Mrs. Jimmie R. Picquet ........ .......... ....... .. .... Kingsville
Mr. Cyrill Sid Pokladnik .................. ............. .... . Dallas
Mrs. M.W. Porter .. : .......... ................ .. ........... Menard
Dr. David F. Prindle . .... . .. ... .... . .... . ..... ....... ........ Austin
Mr. Tom Purdum .................................. New Braunfels
Mrs. R alph Randel .. ...... ............ ...... ......... .. Panhandle
Miss Rosemary Richey .............................. San Antonio
Mrs. John R. Rising .. .. ......... ... ........ . ................. Alice
Mrs. Becky Rivers ... .. ... . ..... .......... .. . ............. .. Bastrop
Ms. Claudia Robinson .... .. ................................. Dallas
Dr. Beverly Rodgers .... ...... ... . .... ........ ..... ..... Carrollton
Mrs. Bert Rossignol .......... .. .... ........ .............. ... Blanco
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sallee .............. .. ...... .... Grand Prairie
Ms. Gloria Sandova ........ ... .. .. ....... ..... .............. Zapata
Mr. Ruben M. Santos .. ..... .... .. . .... .. ....... .. ....... .... Waco
Mrs. Walter Sargeant. ...... ..... .. ........ ................. Schertz
Mrs. Charles Sebesta Jr ....... .. .. ........ .... .. ......... Caldwell
Hon. Chris Victor Semos .. .... ............................. Dallas
Mrs. Cindy Sherrell-Leo ........... ..... .... . ........ ...... Austin
Mr. Hal A. Siros ................................. .. . .. ...... El Paso
Mr. Calvin B. Smith ..... ......... ..... .. .......... .. .. ....... Waco
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Smith ......................... De Soto
Mr. H. Martin Soward III .......... .. .... ..... . Corpus Christi
Mr. Ernest Speck ................. .. ......... ... .. ........... . Alpine
Ms. Jenny Stanfield ...... ... ............ . .. ... .. . The Woodlands
Miss Carol Stazo ........... .. .. ..... .... ... .. ............. . Houston
Mr. James B. Stephen ..... .... . .......... .. ..... .... .. ..... SOnora
Ms. Terri Stewart ...... ....... ............................ .... Austin
Mrs. Jack Stovall .. . .... ........ ... ....... .... ......... San Marcos
Mrs. Ann Miller Strom ...................... ....... .. .. ...... Kyle
Mrs. Charles B. Suehs .................. .. .. .. .. ....... Castroville
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sueltenfuss .......................... Boerne
Mr. Fred Switzer ......... .. .... .. .... ........ . ............ .. .. Taylor
Mrs. Harold Talbot .... .... .. ........ . ........ .... ...... Big Spring
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Mrs. Mary M. Taylor .. .. .... ... .......... ... .. .... ... .... Beeville
Mr. Bob Thaxton ...... .. ............... . .... ... . .. .... ...... Seguin
Mrs. Norma June Thompson ............ .. .... . ..... ....... Elgin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Thonhoff ..... .. .. . . .......... Fashing
Mr. Manuel Torres .......... ......... ................. Brownsville
Mrs. Gary C. Treadwell . . .. ... . ... .. .... .. ..... .. Fort McKavett
Mrs. Tudor Ulhorn .... ......... . ..... . .................. Harlingen
Mrs. Ross Vick ..... .. .. ....... ..... .. ... ...... ..... .. ......... Dallas
Judge Henry H. Vollentine ... . .. . .... .. ... . .... .. .. . ... Gonzales
Dr. Patricia Wallace ...... ............... .. .... .. ........... ... Waco
Dr. and Mrs. James L. Ware ..... . ... .... . ... ... .... .. Galveston
Mr. Pat Warner . .............. .... .. . .. ...... ... .. .. .. ....... . Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watkins ..... .. ....... ... . .... . .... Comfort
Mr. John Wehby . ... . ... ... .. .. ..... .. ... .... ... . ............. Taylor
Mr. Erich Wendl ............. .......... .. .. ...... . Corpus Christi
Mr. Peck Westmoreland Jr .. ... . ..... .. ................. Lockhart
Mr. Josiah Wheat ... ... . .... .. ...... ... . .... .. .... . .... .. Woodville
Ms. Betty Wheeler .. .. . . .. ...... . ...... . .. .. .. ... .. . ..... . Lubbock
Mr. Kyle Wheelus Jr ...... . ....... .. . ........ . .... ...... Beaumont
Mrs. Melvin Wilhelm . ... . ..... .. ... ... . ........ .. .. .. .... Menard
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilkerson ...... ..... . .. ... .. ... ... Pleasanton
Mrs. v.T. Williams ..... . .... . ............ .. ......... ..... Navasota
Mrs. Jane Wilmer. ... .......... ....... San Antonio and Salado
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wofford ... .......... . ... . ........... Houston
Mrs. Mary Wofford ... ... ..... .... . .. ... ....... .. ......... Houston
Mr. E.W. "Woody" Woodrome ..... .. ...... .. . ....... Nederland
Mr. G. Preston Woodrome .... . ... . ..... .. .. .... . ....... Freeport
Mrs. Eugenia Wright .. . ................. .. ............... .. Seguin
Jack and Fay yarbro .. ...... . .. .. .... . ...... . .. ..... . ...... .. Alpine
Mrs. Larry Zschech ........................ ............... Caldwell
Mr. Mike Zwan .. ................ .. .. ...... .. .... .. ....... . ..... Tyler
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Judge and Mrs. T. Armour Ball
Mr. and Mrs. Tom A. Billings
Mr. Jack S. Blanton
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brinkerhoff
Mr. Charles C. Butt
Mr. and Mrs. Bob R. Dorsey
Lt. Col. (ret.) and Mrs. George H. Ensley
Mr. and Mrs. Alex H. Halff
Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Hillman
Mr. K.B. Holmes Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Reagan Houston III
Brig. Gen. (ret.) and Mrs. Robert F. McDermott
Mr. and Mrs. R.W. McKinney
Lt. Gen. (ret.) and Mrs. Sam Maddux Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Moran
Mrs. Vernon F. Neuhaus
Mr. and Mrs. O. Scott Petty Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Petty Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman P. Pressler Jr.
Mr. Tom Purdum
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Sluyter
Miss Josephine Sparks
Mrs. Walter G. Sterling
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Coulter R. Sublett
Mr. Richard L. Triska Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Welder
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley West
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Witts
Mrs. H.B. Zachry
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Mr. and Mrs. J .P. Bryan Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J ames T. Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hutchinson
Mr. Belton K. Johnson
Benefactors
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Buschman
Mrs. Jean W. Kaspar
MBank Corpus Christi
Dr. and Mrs. Dan C. Peavy Jr.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Carl W. Stapleton
Note: The members in the above three categories qualify
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Mr. and Mrs. H.K. Allen
Mrs. Claude B. Aniol
Mr. William H. Arlitt
Misses Dorothy and Pauline Barlow
Mrs. Peggy Bayne
Maj. Gen. J.M. Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward Beretta
Dr. and Mrs. Roland K. Blumberg
Mr. and Mrs. Hayden L. Boland
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton J. Bolner
Mr. and Mrs. 2.D. Bonner
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Breuer
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford R. Breuer
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Carvajal
Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Casey
Lt. Gen. (ret.) and Mrs. Patrick F. Cassidy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cheever Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett Cocke Sr.
Miss Betty Jean Collins
Convention Coordinators
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Taliaferro Cooper
Mr. William H. Crain
Mrs. J. Rorick Cravens
Mr. and Mrs. Jack R . Crosby
Mr. Albert B. Crowther
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Cunningham
Hon. and Mrs. Price Daniel
Ms. Blanche B. Davis
Mr. Michael Dietert
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Doyle
Mr. Burney W. Driscoll
Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Durham II
Mrs. Nancy P. Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. George T Fleet
Mr. and Mrs. TC. Frost
Miss Gloria Galt
Mr. and Mrs. Gibby H. Gerdes
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Goland
Grand Lodge of the Sons of Hermann
Ms. Carol B. Greenlee
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Groppe
Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Gunn Sr.
Mrs. C.G. Guthrie
Mr. William T Hammond
Mr. and Mrs. Roane Harwood
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hewitt
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Holtzman
Gen. and Mrs. John C. Horton
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Mr. and Mrs. M.M. Hughes Jr.
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart C. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. A. Earl Jones
Ms. Constance J. Jones
Mr. w.w. Jones II
Mrs. Floy Fontaine Jordan
Mr. Ike S. Kampmann
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Richard King III
Mr. W.A. Kirmse
Ms. Rosemary Kowalski
R. Lacy, Inc.
Mrs. Quincy Lee
Mr. Bernard Lifshutz
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Lilley
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Luhn Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kerry McCan
Mr. BJ. McCombs
Mr. and Mrs. Holland McCombs
Mr. and Mrs. G.S. McCreless
Lt. Gen. (ret.) and Mrs. JR. McGiffert
Mr. William McNeel
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Mandel
Mr. W.B. Matthews
Mr. and Mrs. JR. Meadows
Mr. Hilmar G. Moore
Ms. Mary K. Moore
Mrs. Clifford E. Morton
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J Moulder
Mr. and Mrs. Travis M. Moursund
Mrs. Amanda H. Ochse
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Russell 1. Oppenheim
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oppenheimer
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J . Oppenheimer
Ms. Ruth Peebles
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Price
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Pumphrey
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H . Reagan
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald C. Riba
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rips
Mrs. Nancy S. Ritch
Mr. and Mrs. Frates Seeligson
Mr. Orval A. Slater
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J . Smith
Dr. and Mrs. J Marvin Smith III
Mr. Billy R. Stephens
Mr. David J Straus
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Stumberg
Mr. and Mrs. Julian C. Tallichet Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Terrill
Dr. and Mrs. Alex Thomas
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Mrs. Philip K. Thomas
Mr. S.E. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Todd
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Vaughan Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Vives-Atsara
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Walthall
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R , Watkins
Mr. Lyman Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Wischer
Mrs. Margaret C. Wray
Jack and Fay Yarbro
Dr. and Mrs. J. Wells Young Jr.
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Lt. Col. (ret.) Robert A. Alger
Dr. and Mrs. Ardow Ameduri Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Arronge
Mr. and Mrs. Travis D. Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Rex G. Baker Jr.
Col. and Mrs. DJ. Baumgartner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Begeman
Maj. Gen. J.M. Bennett
Lt. Gen. and Mrs. A.W. Betts
Mrs. George M. Bevier
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Biedenharn Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Black
Neill and Margaret Boldrick
Ms. Nancy Bowen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bowers
Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Boyd
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Bracy Jr.
Ms. Olive N. Brewster
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Buffum
Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Burges
Mr. and Mrs. W. Pat Camp
Mr. and Mrs. George Carmack
Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Carnes
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Casillas
Dr. and Mrs. C.B. Chenault
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Coates
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Cohen
Ms. Catherine N. Cooke
Mrs. J. Rorick Cravens
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Crutsinger
Col. and Mrs. R. Jerald Culhane
Mr. and Mrs. Justin W. Dart Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Deborah
Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeCou
Mr. Franklin W. Denius
Mr. and Mrs. R.H . Denman
Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Dilworth III
Dr. and Mrs. E.D. Dumas
Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Middleton S. English
Dr. and Mrs. William M. Erwin
Mr. and Mrs. Kip M. Espy
Mr. and Mrs. H.H . Felsted
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Flaitz
Mr. and Mrs. Horst G. Fleck
Col. and Mrs. W.P. Francisco
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. A.L. Friedman
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Frost
Dr. and Mrs. James N. George
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gilchrist
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Mrs. Lanette H. Glasscock
Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Goggan
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton D. Goldman
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Groos
Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Gutin
Gen. (ret.) and Mrs. R.E. Haines Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. R.H. Hearn
Mr. and Mrs. T.B. Henderson Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Hitchcock
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hitz
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoelscher
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hogan
Col. and Mrs. Robert J. Hoss
Rabbi and Mrs. David Jacobson
Mr. Carl G. Jockusch
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Jockusch
Ms. Josephine S. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Roland T. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Kelleher
Dr. and Mrs. James 1. Kendall
Lt. Col. (ret.) and Mrs. Robert E. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. A.P. Kimbrough
Mrs. Stephen Kleberg
Mr. and Mrs. William Koehler
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kondelka
Dr. and Mrs. George Kozmetsky
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lacaff
Mrs. M.W. Lackland
Dr. Howard E. Lancaster Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Lecznar
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Legan
Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Lerner
Mr. and Mrs. Edmundo Avina Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Light
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Logan
Mrs. E.L. McElwain
Mr. and Mrs. C. David McGinnis
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Macina
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. McKee
Mr. and Mrs. Jean L. McPherson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Maloy
Mrs. Barbara B. Mansell
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Mr. James Patrick McGuire
Col. and Mrs. James H. Macia Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. McKinney
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Maclin
The Elizabeth Huth Maddux Foundation
Mr. Jack R. Maguire
Ms. Debra Jean Mann
Mr. and Mrs. J J. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Matthews
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis W. Meadows Jr.
Menger Hotel
Metro-Media Paging
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Minter
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mohle
Mr. Jack Mario Montgomery
Mr. Wallace C. Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. John Moran
Mr. John F. Morehead
Mr. Sigmond Moroh
Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Morris
Mrs. Kathy Munger
Mr. William J. Murray Jr.
National Bank of Commerce
National Endowment for the Arts
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Mr. and Mrs. James Nayfa
Norwegian Society of Texas
Mr. Thomas M. O'Brien
Katherine O'Connor Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Oppenheimer
Mrs. Edward Irwin Palmer II
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Pape
Mr. A. 1. Patton Jr.
Mrs. Dorothy Patton
Mr. Louis Pearce Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Dan C. Peavy Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Perry
Mr. and Mrs. O. Scott Petty Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Petty Jr. and Family
Mr. Van A. Petty Jr.
Mrs. George E. Phillips
Pioneer Flour Mills
Mrs. Mae Bell Pitman
Mr. Cyrill Sid Pokladnik
Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Posey
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H . Powell Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman P. Pressler Jr.
Mr. S.L Ragsdale Jr.
Rainbow Adobe
,:1' Dr. Sandra Clayton Richard
I, Mr. Statt Riddlebarger
Mrs. Lynda Johnson Robb
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson
Roegelein Provision Company
Mr. Armand Rouleau
Mrs. M. Gordon Rountree Sr.
Mr. W. Wayne Roye
Mr. Joel M. Rudd
Safari world Travel
St. Anthony Hotel
San Antonio Area Foundation
San Antonio Conservation Society
San Antonio Independent School District
San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Saunders
Mr. Benno C. Schmidt
Mrs. Katherine Schoenberger
Mr. Michael A. Schott
Mr. Carroll W. Schubert
Mrs. Alberta E. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Selway
Mrs. Dennis Steele Simons
Dr. J . Marvin Smith III
Judge Ernest F. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Smith Jr.
Southwest Airlines Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Southwest Forklife Trucks
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spence
Mrs. Peggy M. Stinnett
Sun Harvest Farm
Mrs. Howard T. Tellepsen
Texas Highway Department
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Thomas
Mr. Chaunce 0. Thompson Jr.
Mr. Joe C. Thompson Jr.
Mr. John Phillip Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Foard Townsend
Travis Wholesale Florists
The Trull Foundation
The University of Texas Chancellor's Council
USAA
Van de Walle Farms
Mrs. Juanita Veve
Mr. and Mrs. George ]. Vizard
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Von Rosenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watkins
Mr. William D. White
Mr. and Mrs. V.T. Williams
Mr. Scott Williams
Mr. James W. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Wischer
Women of All Saints
Dr. Martha Windham Wood
H.B. Zachry Company
Ms. Barbara Zehr
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Currently Scheduled Special Events jor 1987:
Institute on Texas History and Culture/4th grade
June 8-19
Institute on Texas History and Culturel7th grade
June 22:July 3
Texas Folklife Festival
August 6-9
Currently Scheduled Exhibits jor 1987:
Of Birds and Texas
March 3-April 5
Photo Heritage Days: Texas Families
April 7-26
A Russell Lee Portfolio: Early Texas Portraits
April 27:June 7
Texas Art on the Road
June 13-July 21