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Clyde, TX High School 1953 Girls Basketball Team
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On the team (and probably in the photograph): Shirley Shipman, Carolyn Johnson, Nita Black, Kathleen Crane, Marilyn McKelvy, Della Collins, Jeannie Riley, Betty Wright
The names of the coach, the manager and the other four players are unknown.
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El Campo, TX High School 1968 Ricebirds Football Team
On the team and in the photograph: Coach Hays, Kenny Springs, Jimmy Triska, Alan Olson, Herman Mauch, Charles Mader, Billy Humphrey, Glenn Mount, Dan Dipple, James Lee, Mark Wright, Coach Kieth, Coach Kana, Bob Roye, John Rocha, Tom Krenek, Steve Franklin, Charles Christensen, Jack Swanson, Bob Roy, Phillip Miller, Donnie Kainer, Dan Ellwood, Lowell Howard, Jackie Heard, Dan Kyle, David Veselka, John Fothergill, Leo Baylor, Larry Bullock, Lawrence Roddy, Robert Bubela, C. J. Kulcak, Lawrence Robertson, Bill Smolensky, Joe Roye
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The Texas Historical Commission (THC) recently designated Katy Community Cemetery (also known as Antioch Community Cemetery) as a Historic Texas Cemetery. The distinction means the cemetery has been legally recorded through the THC’s Historic Texas Cemetery Program, an important step ensuring its preservation.
This designation is reserved for cemeteries that are at least 50 years old and documented through the Historic Texas Cemeteries process to record their historic association and significance.
Katy Community Cemetery aka Antioch Community Cemetery belongs to the Antioch Baptist Church and is located near the intersection of I-10 and FM1463. In 1929 the church purchased this acre of land from Adam Stockdick for $37.50 for use as the Katy Community Cemetery. It has been in constant use since 1929 and is responsible for the location of I-10 west, which was slated to be constructed north of the present highway. The highway was moved south because of the Katy Community Cemetery.
The City of Katy plans a special recognition at the June 27 meeting of City Council and will install a historic marker at the site in the near future.