Gardere’s – pending
> “ Athletes learn and earn the valuable life skills taught by playing sports. These skills are ingrained in the players heart by coaches who teach that success requires a teammate mentality, a work ethic in tow, and self-reliance as the goal.Coach Dana LeDuc taught those lessons well. ”— Billy Dale When the 2005 team…
TLSN oral history is sponsored by the Austin-based law firm of MBFC. Contact John Carsey at jcarsey@mbfc.com Author and Professor Larry Carlson thinks that Billy Schott should supplant the present most interesting man in the world. But that I ain’t going to happen! Still, Billy has had a fascinating Longhorn life, and he deserves to…
06/03/1941 – 08/13/2025 Jack Kamrath passed away on August 13, 2025 surrounded by his loving family and loving wife of forty-four (44) years, Sandra Lee. Born on June 3, 1941 at Houston’s St. Joseph Hospital, Jack attended River Oaks Elementary, Lanier Junior High, Lamar High School (1959) and The University of Texas with a BBA…
As a Longhorn T-Ring reciepent , businessman, and athlete, Gene Powell is a Team-oriented and goal-oriented professional, combining wisdom, heart, spirit, and passion to complete a mission. Gene PowellPresident Billy, “Jim Hudson, Pete Lammons, and John Elliot were teammates in 1965, and all were tough as nails. George Sauer had already graduated and…
TLSN Chairwoman Beth Coblenz is a high school pioneer, a national champion in volleyball, and a proven winner in leadership roles in business. Beth’s Oral history is below, with text and photos added to tell her story. https://texas-lsn.squarespace.com/beth-coblentz-oralhistory-volleyball Sponsored by MBFC. Contact John Carsey at jcarsey@mbfc.com Beth’s oral history captures the formative years of Title…
Tyres Dickson shares his story in an oral history podcast. Tyres Dickson Story My name is Tyres Dickson, a proud member of the T-Association, via the football class of 1997. On 3/22/1998, my life shifted. As I slept in the back seat on my way back to the University of Texas for spring…