March 7 - 9, 2002
Omni Corpus Christi Hotel Bayfront

Contents

Welcome
Events and Tours
Program
Hotel Directory
Book Exhibitors
Participants

Welcome to Corpus Christi

Make your plans now to attend the 106th annual meeting of the TSHA on March 7-9, 2002, at the Omni Corpus Christi Hotel Bayfront. This will be our first meeting in Corpus Christi, and it coincides with the celebration of the city's sesquicentennial of incorporation. It was in 1839 that Henry Lawrence Kinney and his partner William P. Aubrey established a trading post on the west shore of Corpus Christi Bay, which had become a small village by the mid-1840s. General Zachary Taylor's army camped nearby in September 1845 as Texas prepared to join the union. (A beautiful new park has been designed for the site of the army's encampment and will soon be built.) The town became county seat of the newly formed Nueces County in 1846 and was first incorporated that year, but no public officials were elected and the incorporation was repealed. The city was finally reincorporated on February 16, 1852.

As you can see from a perusal of this program, chairman Bruce Glasrud of Sul Ross State University and the program committee have organized an excellent group of 35 sessions that cover the gamut of historical interest in Texas. Of special interest will be a session on the history of our host city, which is scheduled for 9:00 A.M. on Saturday. In addition, other sessions will include such areas as horsewomen in Texas and on the Spanish frontier, ranch life in the Panhandle, and the Victorian courthouses of Texas.

Two great tours are scheduled: the first is the Presidential Reception, which will be held onboard Captain Clark's Flagship as it cruises beautiful Corpus Christi Bay on Thursday evening; the second is a Saturday afternoon tour of Kingsville and the fabled King Ranch. The tour begins with a visit to the King Ranch Museum, includes a tour of downtown Kingsville and the ranch's saddle shop, and concludes with a barbeque dinner at the cowboy camphouse on the ranch.

We have four great banquet speakers scheduled: Caroline Castillo Crimm will speak on "Tempest in a Teacup: Petra Vela de Vidal Kenedy and the Sources" at the Women and Texas History Luncheon on Thursday. At the Awards Luncheon on Friday, David G. McComb will talk about his new biography of his former mentor and TSHA director Joe B. Frantz, "A Conversation with Joe B. Frantz." TSHA president Jerry Thompson has chosen the United States war with Mexico as the context for his Presidential Banquet talk on Friday evening, "Winfield Scott's Army of Occupation as Pioneer Alpinists: Epic Ascents of Popocatepetl and Citlaltepetl." At the recommendation of the ad hoc committee of the TSHA, we have changed the structure of the meeting on Saturday. Instead of a luncheon, there will be a breakfast, and Ronald L. Davis will present a lively discussion of "John Wayne and the Making of The Alamo" from his new biography of Wayne.

In addition to the sessions, speeches, and tours, there will be the usual live and silent auctions of Texas books, art, and artifacts; book signings; and displays by the leading publishers of Texas history. We hope you will plan to join us March 7-9 in Corpus Christi for what promises to be three rich days of history, stimulating conversation, and good fun.

Ron Tyler
Director

Events and Tours

Thursday, March 7

Women and Texas History Luncheon, 12:00 NOON, Nueces A
Tempest in a Teacup: Petra Vela de Vidal Kenedy and the Sources, Caroline Castillo Crimm, Sam Houston State University

Presidential Reception, 5:45 P.M., Captain Clark's Flagship
Tour of the Corpus Christi Bay
Light hors d'oeuvres and cash bar

Friday, March 8

Awards Luncheon, 12:00 NOON, Nueces A
A Conversation with Joe B. Frantz, David G. McComb, Colorado State University

Presidential Banquet, 7:00 P.M., Nueces A
Winfield Scott's Army of Occupation as Pioneer Alpinists: Epic Ascents of Popocatepetl and Citlaltepetl, Jerry Thompson, President, Texas State Historical Association

Saturday, March 9

Breakfast, 7:30 A.M., Nueces A
John Wayne and the Making of The Alamo, Ronald L. Davis, Southern Methodist University

Tour of the King Ranch, Board buses at 12:00 NOON
Bus tour of the historic King Ranch includes the King Ranch Museum, the King Ranch, the saddle shop and historic downtown Kingsville. The tour concludes with a barbeque at the cowboy camphouse. A box lunch will be served on the bus ride to Kingsville. A minimum of 35 must register. The tour will last approximately 7 hours including travel time to and from Kingsville.

Program

Thursday, March 7, 2002

Session 1
9:00 A.M.
Bayview

Joint Session with the Texas Baptist Historical Collection

Baptist Tornado Damage: The Impact of J. Frank Norris, Naomi J. Taplin presiding, Texas Baptist Historical Collection

No Love Lost: J. Frank Norris and the Baptist General Convention of Texas, C. Gwin Morris, University of Texas Houston Health Science Center

J. Frank Norris and W. A. Criswell: The Problem of Pastoral Succession, Barry Hankins, Baylor University

Commentator: Alan J. Lefever, Texas Baptist Historical Collection

Session 2
9:00 A.M.
Corpus Christi A

Agricultural Innovation in Texas, Dale Odom presiding, University of North Texas

The Development of the Sheep Industry in Texas: The Experiences of the Young and Foote Families, Coryell County 1850-1890, Watson Arnold, Texas Christian University

Common Roots: Origins and Development of Commercial Cotton Varieties in West Texas and New Mexico, Cameron L. Saffell, New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum

Session 3
9:00 A.M.
Nueces B

Images of Texas in Nineteenth-Century Art, John E. Powers presiding, Austin, Texas

Illustrating the Myth of Champ d'Asile, Betje Klier, Austin, Texas

Leon Trousset: Nineteenth-Century French Painter of Texas and Northern Mexico, Frederick Kluck, University of Texas at El Paso

Commentator: Francine Carraro, National Museum of Wildlife Art

10:00 A.M.
Corpus Christi BC

Silent Auction Viewing and Bidding
Silent auction items will be on display and available for bidding until 5:00 P.M.

Session 4
10:30 A.M.
Bayview

Joint Session With Texas Oral History Association

Texas Arts and Entertainment Through Oral History, Jo Ann Stiles presiding, Lamar University

Oral History As Music History: Joy and Tribulation in the Study of Western Swing, Jean Boyd, Baylor University

Documenting Texas Mass Media through Oral History: Early Texas Broadcasting and Picture Shows, Richard Schroeder, Greenville, Texas

The Significance of the Texas Frontier in Shaping the Visual Arts, Holle Humphries, University of Texas at Austin

Session 5
10:30 A.M.
Corpus Christi A

Tradition and Turmoil: Texas Party Politics, 1952-1972, Jack Hightower presiding, Austin, Texas

Dividing the Democrats: The Shivercrats and Beyond, D. Scott Barton, East Central University

Lessons and Legacies of the 1952 Presidential Campaign in Texas, Ricky Floyd Dobbs, Texas A&M University-Commerce

Commentator: Nancy Beck Young, McKendree College

Session 6
10:30 A.M.
Nueces B

Women's Conversations from the Borders, Cathy Zozakiewicz presiding, New Mexico State University

One Mestiza's Journey Home, Graciela Garcia, New Mexico State University

Mothers and Daughters in the Borderlands, Adela Licona-Villarreal, Indiana State University

Commentator: Nancy TaFoya, University of Texas at El Paso

10:30
Laguna Madre

Handbook of Texas Workshop
Meet with Handbook editors to view the latest additions to the Handbook of Texas Online, discuss ideas for articles, and learn about new projects. Doug Barnett, presiding, Texas State Historical Association.

12:00 noon
Nueces A

Janice Woods Windle presiding, Executive Council, Texas State Historical Association

Tempest in a Teacup: Petra Vela de Vidal Kenedy and the Sources, Caroline Castillo Crimm, Sam Houston State University

Presentation of the Liz Carpenter Award for Research in the History of Women

2:30 P.M.
Laguna Madre

Women's History Forum

Asian Women in Texas, Linda S. Hudson presiding, East Texas Baptist University

Asian Women in Texas Prior to World War II, Marilyn Dell Brady, Center for Big Bend Studies

Profiles of Contemporary Asian Women, Sarah Massey, Institute of Texan Cultures, University of Texas at San Antonio

Asian Women in New Leadership Roles of Texas, Amy Wong Mok, Asian American Cultural Center

Session 7
2:30 P.M.
Bayview

Joint Session with the Presbyterian Historical Society

Austin Presbyterian Seminary and the University of Texas: The Men Behind Their Relationship, David M. Evans presiding, Parkway Presbyterian Church

Thornton Rogers Sampson: Adventurer, Visionary, Pragmatist, Jerry R. Tompkins, Austin, Texas

Robert Ernest Vinson: Scholar, Teacher, President, James Angus McLeod, Houston, Texas

Commentator: Robert K. Peters, New Braunfels, Texas

Session 8
2:30 P.M.
Corpus Christi A

Dissent and Desertion: Texas Unionists and the Civil War, Judith M. Falls presiding, Cooper High School, Cooper, Texas

A Family Tradition: Origins of Unionism Among the Collinses of Texas, Victoria Bynum, Southwest Texas State University

Hiding in Plain Sight: German Texan Opposition During the U.S. Civil War, Judith Dykes-Hoffmann, Texas Lutheran University

Commentator: Richard Lowe, University of North Texas

Session 9
2:30 P.M.
Nueces B

Philanthropy and Community Building in Twentieth-Century Texas, John Crain presiding, The Summerlee Foundation

George W. Brackenridge of San Antonio: The First Modern Texas Philanthropist, Mary L. Kelley, University of Texas at San Antonio

Visions of Community in Houston, Texas: The Family Philanthropy of Will, Ima, and Mike Hogg, Kate S. Kirkland, Rice University

Culture in Cowtown: Fort Worth's Amon Carter Museum, Bart C. Pointer, Texas Christian University

2:30 P.M.
Aransas

Southwestern Historical Quarterly Workshop

Meet with the editors and discuss potential submissions and ideas for articles. George B. Ward and Holly Z. Taylor, Texas State Historical Association

Session 10
4:00 P.M.
Bayview

Twentieth-Century African-American History, Alwyn Barr presiding, Texas Tech University

Sublett versus Duke: An Early Victory Over the White Primary in Waco, Texas, 1919, Katherine Kuehter Walters, Austin Community College & Texas Lutheran University

Coming Through Hard Times: Black Females, the Great Depression, and the New Deal, Merline Pitre, Texas Southern University

Commentator: Marty Kuhlman, West Texas A&M University

Session 11
4:00 P.M.
Corpus Christi A

Texas Folk Medicine, Rebecca Sharpless presiding, Baylor University

Home Remedies and Medical Practices in Nineteenth-Century Texas, Dianne Brownlee, St. Edward's University

Immigrant Women as Family and Community Healers in Nineteenth-Century Texas, Paula Marks, St. Edward's University

The Milling Brothers, Texas's Outlaw Medicine Men, Gene Fowler, Austin, Texas

Session 12
4:00 P.M.
Nueces B

Illusions and Realities: The Texas Revolution from Bexar to Matamoros, Newton M. Warzecha presiding, Presidio La Bahía

The Author of All Our Misfortunes? Re-Visioning the Texas Revolution Through the Matamoros Expedition(s), 1835-1836, Craig Roell, Georgia Southern University

Men and Boys at War and Play: Herman Ehrenberg's Texas Revolution, James E. Crisp, North Carolina State University

Commentator: Kevin Young, Grady McWhinney Foundation

5:30 P.M.
Shoreline Blvd. Entrance

Buses load for the trip Captain Clark's Flagship

5:45 P.M.
Captain Clark's Flagship

Presidential Reception honoring incoming President Shirley Caldwell

Light hors d'oeuvres and cash bar.

Friday, March 8, 2002

8:00 A.M.
Aransas

Spanish Borderlands Meeting
An informal meeting for those persons interested in the history of the Spanish Borderlands and the northern frontier of New Spain.

Session 13
9:00 A.M.
Bayview

Joint Session With the Texas Catholic Historical Society

The Winds of Change: A Century of Clergy Training in Texas, José Roberto Juárez presiding, Laredo, Texas

Crossing Boundaries: Oblate School of Theology, 1903-2002, Robert Wright, O.M.I., Oblate School of Theology

St. Mary's Seminary: Its First 100 Years, James Vanderholt, Diocese of Beaumont

Commentator: Theresa Kurk McGinley, North Harris College

Session 14
9:00 A.M.
Corpus Christi A

Texans in Gray and Blue, Ralph A. Wooster presiding, Lamar University

Texas Union Cavalry Regiments and the Rio Grande Campaign, Jerry W. Jones, Tarleton State University-Central Texas

Ethnic Texans in the Civil War: A Study of Union and Confederate Recruitment, Christopher R. Mortenson, Texas A&M University

Commentator: Robert Wooster, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi

Session 15
9:00 A.M.
Laguna Madre

Indians of the San Antonio Missions, Dora Guerra presiding, Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library

Los Habitantes: The Enduring People of Mission San Juan Capistrano, Texas, Rosalind Z. Rock, San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

Contributions of Archaeology to the Study of Mission Indians, Anne Fox, University of Texas at San Antonio

Commentator: Gilberto M. Hinojosa, University of The Incarnate Word

Session 16
9:00 A.M.
Aransas

Museum Interpretation of the African-American Experience in Texas, Barry Hutcheson presiding, Austin, Texas

Lingering Voices: Stories of the Enslaved People of the Patton Plantation, Toni Y. Hill-Kennedy, University of Houston

From Slave Quarter to Tenant Farm: The Jordan Plantation, Ken Brown, University of Houston

The Yates House: A Touchstone to the Past, A Message for the Future, Wallace William Saage, The Heritage Society

Session 17
9:00 A.M.
Bayview

The Writing of Texas Indian History, Nancy P. Hickerson presiding, Texas Tech University

Persistence and Change in the Depiction of Karankawas and Tonkawas in Texas History, Kelly Frank Himmel, University of Texas-Pan American

Indian History Without the Indians: A Call for an Ethnohistorical Approach, David La Vere, University of North Carolina-Wilmington

Kiowa, Comanche and Apache: Anthropology and History Since 1975, William C. Meadows, Indiana State University

Session 18
10:30 A.M.
Corpus Christi A

Horsewomen in the West, James Coffey presiding, Region XV Educational Service Center

Texas Women A'horseback, Joyce Gibson Roach, Keller, Texas

Hispanic Women on Horseback, Bruce Shackelford, San Antonio, Texas

Commentator: Michaele Thurgood Haynes, Witte Museum

Session 19
10:30 A.M.
Laguna Madre

Black Community, White Justice, Barry A. Crouch presiding, Gallaudet University

Delicate Jeopardy: Blacks and the Freedmen's Bureau in Robertson County, Texas, Andrew J. Torget, University of Virginia

The Great Edna Manhunt of 1905, Marian J. Barber, University of Texas at Austin

Commentator: Cary D. Wintz, Texas Southern University

Session 20
10:30 A.M.
Aransas

How to Tell the Story of Texas: The Exhibits at the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, Ron Tyler presiding, Texas State Historical Association

The Story Behind the Story, Bonnie Campbell, Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum

The Story of Texas-What Story to Tell, Lynn Denton, Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum

Bringing the Story to Life, David Denney, Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum

Luncheon
12:00 NOON
Nueces A

Jerry Thompson presiding, President, Texas State Historical Association

A Conversation with Joe B. Frantz, David G. McComb, Colorado State University

Presentation of the:

H. Bailey Carroll Award

Kate Broocks Bates Award

Coral H. Tullis Memorial Award

Mary Jon and J. P. Bryan Leadership in Education Award

Cecilia Steinfeldt Fellowship for Research in the Arts and Material Culture

Fred White Jr. Research Fellowship in Texas History

John H. Jenkins Research Fellowship in Texas History

Lawrence T. Jones III Research Fellowship in Civil War Texas History

Mary M. Hughes Research Fellowship

Corpus Christi Sesquicentennial History Contest Prize

Induction of the new Fellows of the Texas State Historical Association

1:30 P.M.
Nueces A

Business Meeting of the Texas State Historical Association

Session 21
2:30 P.M.
Bayview

Soldiers and Settlers in Spanish and Mexican Texas, Jesús F. de la Teja presiding, Southwest Texas State University

Holding Back the Avalanche: Texas Presidios and the Defense of the Colonial Mexican Frontier, Robert Schumacher, Southwest Texas State University

La Bahía del Espíritu Santo: Spanish Settlement on the Coastal Plain, Scott A. Nelson, Southwest Texas State University

Commentator: Harriett Denise Joseph, University of Texas at Brownsville

Session 22
2:30 P.M.
Corpus Christi A

Joint Session with the Texas Historical Commission

La Salle's Expedition to Texas: Current Interpretations from Recent Archeological and Historical Research, James Edward Bruseth presiding, Texas Historical Commission

The Conservation Challenge: The Example of La Belle, Donny L. Hamilton, Texas A&M University

The Search for L'Aimable, Steve Hoyt, Texas Historical Commission

Archeological Excavations at La Salle's Fort St. Louis: New Clues from the Earth, Mike Davis, Texas Historical Commission

Session 23
2:30 P.M.
Aransas

Historical Associations and the Recording of Texas History, Donaly Brice presiding, Texas State Library

The History of the Texas State Historical Association, Richard B. McCaslin, High Point University

The History of the East Texas Historical Association, Archie P. McDonald, Stephen F. Austin State University

The History of the West Texas Historical Association, B. W. Aston, Hardin Simmons University

3:00 P.M.
Laguna Madre

Memorial Auction of Texana
J. P. Bryan Jr., Auctioneer
Pages provided by courtesy of the Lee College Walter Prescott Webb Historical Society

Session 24
4:00 P.M.
Bayview

Ethnohistory and the American Indian, Joseph A. Stout presiding, Oklahoma State University

Ethnohistory, Anthropology and the Comanches, Gary Clayton Anderson, University of Oklahoma

Reading Behind the Sources: Reconstructing Native American History, R. David Edmunds, University of Texas at Dallas

Commentator: Donald Fixico, University of Kansas

Session 25
4:00 P.M.
Corpus Christi A

Civil War in the Trans-Mississippi West, Charles Brooks presiding, Texas A&M University

Gano's Brigade at the Battle of Poison Spring, Charles Grear, Texas Christian University

The Break-up of the Confederate Trans-Mississippi Army, Brad Clampitt, University of North Texas

Commentator: David Paul Smith, Dallas ISD

Session 26
4:00 P.M.
Aransas

Webb Society Annual Meeting and Chapter Reports, Eddie Weller presiding, San Jacinto College-South

6:00 P.M.
Corpus Christi BC

Dinner
7:00 P.M.
Nueces A

Shirley Caldwell presiding, Vice President, Texas State Historical Association

Winfield Scott's Army of Occupation as Pioneer Alpinists: Epic Ascents of Popocatepetl and Citlaltepetl, Jerry Thompson, President, Texas State Historical Association

Saturday, March 9, 2002

Breakfast
7:30 A.M.
Nueces A

George Green presiding, Vice President, Texas State Historical Association

John Wayne and the Making of The Alamo, Ronald L. Davis, Southern Methodist University

Silent Auction Checkout
Checkout will close at 11:00 A.M.

Session 27
9:00 A.M.
Bayview

Joint Session with the Texas Folklore Society

Bad History: When the Legend Becomes the Fact, Henry Wolff Jr. presiding, Victoria, Texas

Narrative Performances of Bad History, Rhett Rushing, San Antonio, Texas

Stories and Stereotyping: Sex, Atrocity, and Prejudice on a Country Road, John L. Davis, University of Texas at San Antonio

Commentator: Kenneth W. Davis, Texas Tech University

Session 28
9:00 A.M.
Corpus Christi A

Corpus Christi at 150: The Emergence of a Modern City, Larry Knight presiding, Texas A&M University-Kingsville

The Harland Bartholomew Plans for Corpus Christi, Alan Lessoff, Illinois State University

The Hurricane of 1919: Nature Denied, Mary Jo O'Rear, Del Mar College

Commentator: Thomas H. Kreneck, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi

Session 29
9:00 A.M.
Nueces B

Texas Courthouses of the Victorian Era, Shirley Caldwell presiding, Albany, Texas

The Last Hurrah: James Riely Gordon and the McLennan County Courthouse, John C. Ferguson, Trinity University

Restoring James Riely Gordon's Ellis County Courthouse, Larry Irsik, Austin, Texas

Commentator: Donald Dyal, Texas A&M University

Session 30
9:00 A.M.
Laguna Madre

Gender, Class, Race, and Religion in Turn of the Century Texas, Carl Moneyhon presiding, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Gender, Medicine, and Entrepreneurship: Dr. Sofie Herzog of Brazoria, 1895-1925, Amanda J. Brand, Wharton County Junior College

A Grand Old Church Rose in the East: The Development of the Church of God in Christ in East Texas, Karen Kossie, Texas Southern University

Commentator: Barry A. Crouch, Gallaudet University

Session 31
9:00 A.M.
Aransas

History in Action: The College Classroom in 2002, Kathleen Rice presiding, Texas State Historical Association

The Year that Changed America and Texas: The Great Influenza Epidemic of 1918, Michelle Baxley, Lee College

The Personal Price of Eminent Domain, Sherena Holmes, University of Houston-Downtown

"Fallen Women" and Texas Rescue Workers: The Berachah Home as Case Study, Kathryne Tovo, University of Texas at Austin

10:30 A.M.
Aransas

Presentation of the Annual C. M. Caldwell Memorial Awards and General Business Meeting of the Walter Prescott Webb Historical Society, Clifton Caldwell presiding, Albany, Texas

Session 32
10:30 A.M.
Bayview

Officers and Chaplains in the Frontier Army, Frank Davis III presiding, Houston, Texas

Temperament and War: George A. Custer and Ranald S. Mackenzie, Michael D. Pierce, Tarleton State University

Texas and Arizona Post and Regimental Chaplains, 1866-1890s, Stacy Webb Reaves, Oklahoma State University

Commentator: Ty Cashion, Sam Houston State University

Session 33
10:30 A.M.
Corpus Christi A

Preserving Ranch History: The JA Case Study, Frederick W. Rathjen presiding, West Texas A&M University

Between Drought and Depression: The JA Ranch in the 1930s, B. Byron Price, University of Oklahoma

Historic American Building Survey Drawings of JA Ranch Buildings, John P. White, Texas Tech University

Graphic Images of the JA Ranch, Michael Grauer, Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum

Session 34
10:30 A.M.
Nueces B

Race on the Spanish Northern Frontier, Donald E. Chipman presiding, University of North Texas

Blacks and Mulattos in Colonial Texas, 1718-1821, Francis Xavier Galán, Southern Methodist University

Indian Slavery in Nuevo Santander (Tamaulipas), 1749-1830, Omar S. Valerio-Jiménez, Southern Methodist University

Commentator: Light T. Cummins, Austin College

Session 35
10:30 A.M.
Laguna Madre

Tejana Women in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Lupita Barrera presiding, Goliad State Historical Park

Finding and Writing Tejana History from Occasional Articles, Endnotes, Paragraphs and Stories, Teresa Palomo Acosta, University of Texas at Austin

Petra Vela de Vidal Kenedy: Woman of Two Cultures, Caroline Castillo Crimm, Sam Houston State University

Looking for Carrascolendas: A Memoir, Aida Barrera, University of Texas at Austin

12:00 NOON-7:00 P.M.
Shoreline Blvd. Entrance

Tour of the King Ranch
Bus tour of the historic King Ranch includes the King Ranch Museum, the King Ranch, the saddle shop and historic downtown Kingsville. The tour concludes with a barbeque at the cowboy camphouse. A box lunch will also be served. A minimum of 35 must register.

In Memoriam

Bruce Anderson
Lela Welder Cliburn
Seymour V. Connor
Daphne Garrett
Margaret S. Henson
Chester V. Kielman
Tom Lea
Robert Moore
Vernie A. Stembridge
Winifred Woods Vigness
Earle B. Young

Hotel Directory

Omni Corpus Christi Hotel Bayfront
900 North Shoreline Boulevard
Corpus Christi, Texas 78401
361-887-1600

Registration: Foyer

Thursday 8:00 A.M.
Friday 8:00 A.M.
Saturday 8:00 A.M.

Book Exhibitors: Corpus Christi BC

Thursday 10:00-5:00
Friday 8:00-5:30
Saturday 8:00-12:00

Thursday Luncheon: Nueces A

Friday Luncheon and Banquet: Nueces A

Saturday Luncheon: Nueces A

Sessions:

Corpus Christi A
Nueces B
Bayview
Laguna Madre
Aransas

Auctions:

Silent Auction Display & Bidding: Corpus Christi BC

Thursday 10:00-5:00
Friday 8:00-6:00

Silent Auction Checkout: Corpus Christi BC

Saturday 9:00-11:00

Auction of Texana Display: Corpus Christi BC

Thursday 10:00-5:00
Friday 8:00-2:30

Auction of Texana: Laguna Madre

Friday 3:00

Annual Meeting Coordinator: Evelyn Stehling

The annual meeting is presented in cooperation with the Center for Studies in Texas History at the University of Texas at Austin.

Registration confirmation will NOT be mailed. Attendees will receive a receipt in their meeting packet.

Refund/Cancellation Policy

Requests for refunds must be made in writing and postmarked by February 20, 2002. No refunds will be made after February 20, 2002. A $10.00 service charge will be applied to all refunds.

Texas State Historical Association
2.306 Sid Richardson Hall
University of Texas at Austin
Austin, Texas 78712

BOOK EXHIBITORS

Baylor University Press
Book Club of Texas
Butler & Sons Books
Eakin Press
Harlan Davidson, Inc.
Judy Bond Interiors, Inc.
McLaren Books
McWhinney Foundation Press
Michael Heaston Rare Books
Roger Synnott
Southern Methodist University Press
Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library
Texas A&M University Press
Texas Almanac, Dallas Morning News
Texas Catholic Historical Society
Texas Christian University Press
Texas Oral History Association
Texas Review Press, Sam Houston State University
Texas State Historical Association
Texas Tech University Press
University of New Mexico Press
University of North Texas Press
University of Texas Press
West Texas Historical Association
Winedale Publishing

PARTICIPANTS

Number indicates session
*indicates workshop
**indicates Women's History Forum

1897--The Oldest Learned Society in Texas--1897

Jenkins Garrett, Honorary Life Council Member

John Crain, Honorary Life Council Member

OFFICERS
Jerry D. Thompson, President
Shirley Caldwell, First Vice President
George N. Green, Second Vice President

DIRECTOR

Ron Tyler

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
(In addition to the officers named above)

Al Lowman, Past President

Norman D. Brown, Past President

Don E. Carleton, 2002

Ben Z. Grant, 2002

Jack Hightower, 2002

Jesús F. De La Teja, 2003

David J. Weber, 2003

Raye Virginia Allen, 2004

Robert A. Wooster, 2004

William P. Wright, 2004

Gilberto Quezada, 2005

Fred W. Rathjen, 2005

Janice Woods Windle, 2005

Program Committee: Bruce A. Glasrud Chair, Gerald E. Poyo, Kenneth Hafertepe, Neil Foley, George Wright, William Green, Joseph G. Dawson III, Gregg Cantrell, Walter L. Buenger, Sarah Massey, Char Miller