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Colorado, July 4th -
Marjorie Watkins Black & Family
From left: son-in-law
Joel Irvin, Johnny Dog, granddaughters
Alice Irvin, Marilei Black, daughter-in-law
Sherri Black,
granddaughter Ashleigh Black, son
Buz Black, Marj, daughter
Leigh Irvin, and
Marj's husband Bruce Black
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Clem
& El Cid Mancini
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September 10, Rocklin
California Tea Party Rally
Clyde Hooten
and Miss Capital City
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AHS '56 grad
Jerry Porras was
honored at UTEP during the October Homecoming, chosen as
'University of Texas, El Paso, Distinguished Alumnus 2011'.
Jerry earned his
bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from UTEP in 1960.
His UTEP bio states: "Porras, the Lane Professor of
Organizational Behavior and Change, Emeritus, at Stanford
University, was born and raised in El Paso. He and his
three siblings ended up at UTEP because they 'couldn't afford to
go anywhere else'.
After completing his M.B.A.
at Cornell University in 1968, he went on to earn a Ph.D. in
management at the University of California, Los Angeles, and
started teaching at Stanford's Graduate School of Business in
1972. Porras has since written three books, including
Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies,
which has sold more than 1 million copies.
Since his retirement in
2001, Porras has served on advisory boards for three State Farm
insurance companies, a small startup business called
Translattice, and the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate
Athletics, among others. He is a recipient of the
Brillante Award presented by the National Society of Hispanic
MBAs and the 2007 Lifetime Achievement Award from Hispanic
Business magazine.
But it was at UTEP, where
he earned his first college degree, that he established the
foundation for his later success.
"I'm one of
thousands of Mexican-Americans who, if it had not been for UTEP,
would not have had the opportunity to get a university
education," Porras said at the UTEP Awards ceremony; "UTEP
serving that purpose in El Paso is really a significant
contribution to the Latino community nationwide."
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Here's Jerry with fellow AHS 56'er Hap Lamberth, who
attended the Awards ceremony.
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