Ranger Roundup - Kilgore College
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HOMECOMING2007
Charline Dauphin is Ex-Student of the Year<br />
Charline Dauphin attended <strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong> from 1948-1950 and<br />
was a member of the 10th line of the <strong>Ranger</strong>ettes. While at <strong>Kilgore</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong> she met and eventually married Sidney “Chief” Dauphin, a<br />
football player at neighboring Tyler Junior <strong>College</strong>. She continued her<br />
education at East Texas State University. Charline was a stay at home<br />
mom to daughter Robin until 1969, when she and her husband opened<br />
Texas Home Health in Silsbee. By taking healthcare to the homes of<br />
patients and their families, she reinvented the way the healthcare system<br />
worked. Her dedication and success led to her appointment as the<br />
CEO of Texas Home Health, Inc.<br />
In 2000, Charline began a new adventure as a community activist<br />
and philanthropist. Because her family had experienced the devastating<br />
effects of cancer, she quickly turned her expertise to battle this<br />
disease.<br />
Dauphin established the Sidney “Chief” Dauphin Memorial Postdoctoral<br />
Fellowship Fund in 2002. The fund currently supports two<br />
postdoctoral fellows in epidemiology and clinical cancer prevention at<br />
the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. For her tireless work, M.D. Anderson in Houston dedicated<br />
and named its molecular epidemiology genotyping facility for Charline and Sidney “Chief” Dauphin. She<br />
still serves as a member of the board of directors at M.D. Anderson.<br />
She became involved in the Julie Rogers “Gift of Life” program that focuses on cancer screening and<br />
prevention. In May 2006, thanks to her generosity the dream became a reality with the grand opening of the<br />
Charline and Sidney “Chief” Dauphin Cancer Screening and Prevention Center. This “center of excellence” offers<br />
women throughout Southeast Texas access to the finest technology with the introduction of the area’s first<br />
and only digital mammography system. Providing state-of-the-art imaging that reduces mammogram time while<br />
increasing earlier detection of breast cancer, the Dauphin Center is designed with women in mind. The Center<br />
also offers tobacco cessation programs and genetic counseling, as well as a resource library to keep the public<br />
informed on the latest medical research and treatment options to assist in health care decisions.<br />
Additional honors include Hallsville High School Outstanding Alumni in 2004 and Silsbee Outstanding<br />
Citizen of the Year in 2007. <strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong> is honored to name Charline Dauphin as our 2007 Ex-Student of<br />
the Year.<br />
Previous recipients:<br />
1975 John Hill*<br />
1976 Caleb Pirtle<br />
1977 Nina Miller Mata<br />
1978 Marita Chanler Ater*<br />
1979 Mary Bess Mercer*<br />
1980 Dr. Paul E. Geers*<br />
1981 Chere Graham<br />
1982 Dr. Peggy C. Coghlan<br />
1983 Reginald Robinson<br />
1984 William E. Gipson, Jerry Buchmeyer,<br />
A.J. Tatum, Jonny E. Ferguson, Donald G.<br />
Russell, Harry P. Hutchens, Jr., Dr. Peggy<br />
Whalley, Gen. William G. Moore, Jr., Rear<br />
Admiral Cecil J. Kempf, Col. J. Gayle Garner,<br />
Joe I. Tompkins, Howell L. Walker, Jr.<br />
<strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong> Ex-Students of the Year<br />
1985 Rosemary Whitten<br />
1986 John W. Turk, Jr.<br />
1987 Lynn Williams Holt<br />
1988 Evelyn Blalock<br />
1989 Michael Miller<br />
1990 Dr. Dralves Edwards<br />
1991 Lt. Col. Charles H. Hale<br />
1992 Judge Sandra Hodges<br />
Dr. Thomas E. Young<br />
1993 Dr. William J. Mangold, Jr.<br />
1994 Jim Evans<br />
1995 Gary D. Ford<br />
1996 1946 Junior Rose Bowl<br />
<strong>Ranger</strong>s, Cheerleaders,<br />
<strong>Ranger</strong> Band, <strong>Ranger</strong>ettes<br />
1997 Gean and Judy Lyle Hale<br />
1998 Adrian Burk*<br />
John Hickman*<br />
1999 <strong>Ranger</strong>ettes Forever<br />
2000 Justice Donald Ross<br />
2001 Virginia Long<br />
2002 Coach Clyde Lee Players Association:<br />
Hershell Curtis, Gean Hale, Victor<br />
Jordan, Charlie Jungmichel,<br />
Joe Bob Locker, Phillip Crow<br />
2003 C.G. Mata<br />
2004 John Paul Tallent<br />
2005 Pam Mercer McWilliams<br />
2006 Representative Tony Goolsby<br />
* Deceased
Ex-Teachers<br />
of the Year<br />
Previous recipients:<br />
1972 Martha Pfaff Ivan*<br />
1973 Addie Mae Lloyd*<br />
1974 H.L. (Major) Walker*<br />
1975 Margaret P. Griffin*<br />
1976 Ruth Parks*<br />
1977 Bonnie Porter O’Hagan*<br />
1978 Annie Lou Winton<br />
Ballard<br />
1979 Gussie Nell Davis*<br />
1980 Hyman Laufer*<br />
Clyde V. Lee*<br />
1981 Jimmy Parks*<br />
1982 Dr. Randolph Watson*<br />
1983 Doris Busby Bolt<br />
1984 Earl Wray*<br />
1985 Mays Kenneth Whitten*<br />
1986 Martha O’Hagan*<br />
1987 Ruth Wright Green*<br />
1988 Anne Dean Turk<br />
1989 Jeanne D. Hale<br />
1990 J.D. Betts*<br />
Frank Zatopek*<br />
1991 Austin S. Kay*<br />
1992 Elwyn Bone<br />
1993 Louise Jeter*<br />
1994 Mary Bumgarner*<br />
1995 Dr. Opal A. Stewart<br />
Hubert J. Pollick<br />
1996 Charline H. Beane<br />
1997 Wallace Read<br />
1998 Bert E. Woodruff<br />
1999 Deana Bolton Covin<br />
2000 Charles Richardson<br />
2001 Joyce Odom<br />
2002 Dr. Charles Whiteside<br />
2003 Jim Miller<br />
2004 Ed Thieman<br />
Evelyn Blalock<br />
E. P. “Pop” Christensen*<br />
2005 Richard and Cathy<br />
Fothergill<br />
2006 Melvin Marshall<br />
* Deceased<br />
Former Accounting & Economics Instructor<br />
Sarah Woolsey is <strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong>’s<br />
Ex-Teacher of the Year for 2007<br />
“Mrs. Woolsey was a<br />
professional in every<br />
sense of the definition.<br />
From her attire to bringing<br />
world experiences<br />
to the classroom, Mrs.<br />
Woolsey motivated and<br />
encouraged her students<br />
to pursue their dreams.”<br />
Scott Lewis, CPA, from<br />
his nomination letter to the<br />
Ex-Student Officers.<br />
Sarah Woolsey grew up on<br />
a ranch near Paris, Texas, the<br />
third of seven children. She<br />
graduated as salutatorian from<br />
Central High School.<br />
She moved to Longview<br />
in 1969 and began classes at<br />
<strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong>. She graduated<br />
with honors from KC. Then<br />
she transferred to Stephen F. Austin<br />
State University where she earned<br />
her BBA and MBA in Accounting,<br />
again graduating with highest<br />
honors. She was a member of Alphi<br />
Chi Honor Society and Omicron<br />
Delta Epsilon.<br />
In 1977 Sarah joined <strong>Kilgore</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong> as an Accounting and Economics<br />
instructor. She developed<br />
and taught the Oil and Gas Tax accounting<br />
course. There was no text<br />
book available so Sarah reserached<br />
the resources available to best teach<br />
the students in this class. She also<br />
introduced computers in the Income<br />
Tax Course.<br />
She received her Certified Public<br />
Accounting certificate shortly<br />
after starting her teaching career.<br />
While at <strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong> she cosponsored<br />
the Business Club and<br />
served on numerous committees,<br />
including two self-study committees<br />
and the Committee on the<br />
Economic Impact of <strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
on the local community. She<br />
received the Outstanding Teacher<br />
Award in 1989. She has completed<br />
additional educational courses at<br />
the University of Texas at Tyler,<br />
East Texas State University at<br />
Commerce and North Texas University<br />
in Denton.<br />
In 1997 Sarah retired from<br />
<strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong> after twenty years.<br />
Sarah and her husband live in<br />
Longview. They have two sons, one<br />
daughter-in law, and one grandson.<br />
Some of her hobbies include traveling,<br />
reading, and oil painting.
2007 HOMECOMING<br />
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS<br />
Saturday, September 29<br />
H <strong>Ranger</strong>ette Showcase, open, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.<br />
H East Texas Oil Museum, open, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.<br />
H Parks Fitness Center open 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.<br />
H <strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong> Bookstore open 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.<br />
H <strong>Ranger</strong>ettes Forever Homecoming Brunch 10:30 a.m.<br />
H Demonstration by 2006-2007 Twirlers and Cheerleaders<br />
for Once...Always KC Twirlers and Ever and Always<br />
KC Rahs, 11 a.m., Masters Gym. Once. . .Always KCT’s<br />
and Ever and Always KC Rahs will meet following the<br />
demonstration for lunch with their alumni groups.<br />
H Eternal Flares Alumni Pizza Lunch, Flare Lab, noon<br />
H KC Ex-Student Association Lunch, presentation of the<br />
Ex-Student and Ex-Teachers of the Year. 1 p.m., Faculty<br />
Lounge, McLaurin Administration. No admission charge.<br />
Sponsored by the Hershell Curtis Lineman Award.<br />
H Homecoming Game -- <strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong> <strong>Ranger</strong>s vs. Arkansas<br />
Baptist <strong>College</strong> at 3 p.m., R.E. St. John Memorial Stadium<br />
RANGER ROUNDUP<br />
A KILGORE COLLEGE<br />
ALUMNI NEWSLETTER<br />
Editor: Paula Jamerson<br />
Cover Design: Lee Littlefield<br />
Printing: <strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
<strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong> Board<br />
of Trustees<br />
Bob Heath, President<br />
Carolyn Johnston, Vice President<br />
Larry Woodfin, Secretary<br />
Randall Brint<br />
Fred Parsons<br />
William E. Roberson<br />
R.E. Spradlin<br />
Marion Turner<br />
James Walker<br />
Institutional Advancement<br />
<strong>Kilgore</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
1100 Broadway<br />
<strong>Kilgore</strong>, Texas 75662<br />
903-983-8182<br />
FAX 903-983-8255<br />
Development<br />
dwylie@kilgore.edu<br />
Alumni<br />
pjamerson@kilgore.edu<br />
An affirmative action<br />
equal opportunity employer<br />
The Hall of Fame activities will be<br />
October 19-20, 2007. For information<br />
call Cecelia Sanders at 903/983-8189.<br />
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