The Port Lavaca Fighting Sandcrabs
If we have additional information about any of our classmates, in the years since 1957, you’ll find it here!
This information was taken from the obituary: Danny passed away September 29, 2016. He had two daughters. He was an I.E. Technician for Alcoa and served in the Army Reserves for 6 years. Danny was known to have called himself a “Jack of all trades and master of none”. He worked as a Dredgehand, Tankerman, […]
This information was taken from the questionnaire for the 55th Reunion: Shirley and her husband, Don, are both retired. She has three children, four grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Shirley enjoys bowling, reading, shooting pool, travel, cards, and old movies. Her favorite high school memories are band trips (especially Austin), the Point Comfort girls, and Sharon’s
February 2018: Port Lavaca native & proud of it. Graduated with the greatest Sandcrab class of all time. Went to college 4 years and got 3 1/2 years of credits. Had more fun than most though. Spent two years in the US Army mostly at Fort Benning, Ga. Married Sandra Sanders, another Sandcrab while in
After graduation from Durham Business College I went to work for King Fisher Marine Service Inc. and worked there for 40 years. I retired from there as Human Resources Director. I loved working for the Fishers and became very fond of them as well as many people who worked for this company. We became like
Information provided by Mary Jane: After graduation from High School, Carol Ann attended and graduated from the University of Corpus Christi with a degree in Elementary Education. She taught school in Calhoun County for all her career. Carol Ann married Ronnie Young and together they had one daughter, Shalene. She also adopted Ronni’s son from
This information was taken from the questionnaire for the 55th Reunion: Robert was Managing Director of Center Point Energy. His wife Dori is a Gerontologist. Robert enjoys being a community volunteer, music, travel, and golf. Back To Yearbook
Information provided by Barbara’s sister: Barbara was the daughter of Edward and Jane Munsch. She was born in Seadrift, Texas. Barbara was raised in Port O’Connor with her siblings, Clarence (Bubba) Munsch and Judy Nunley O’Briant, pictured above. After graduation from High School Barbara worked at Jamison’s theater, then moved to Santa Barbara, California, where
This information was taken from the questionnaire for the 55th Reunion: Carol Jean is retired and enjoys playing bridge, dominos, gardening, and traveling. Her favorite high school memories are band trips, going to Austin for a marching contest, and the bus broke down. They were the last band to march down Congress Avenue, but won
