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