• Joseph W. Young

    Joseph W. Young

    Joseph W. Young was born March 4, 1942 in Rayne, Louisiana to Whitney and Louanna Young. The family moved to Houston and resided in Fifth Ward area, later moving to the Fifth Ward area of Hardy St. Joe attended primary school at Our Mother of Mercy Catholic School and E.O. Smith Junior High. At  Smith,

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  • Jonathan Rochon

    Jonathan Rochon

    I, Jonathan Rochon, attended Kashmere Senior High School from 1975-1977. During that time I played football under the leadership of Coach Johnny B. Felder and ran track for Coach Thomas Hendricks. As a member of the football team, I was acknowledged as “Player of the Week” numerous times throughout my tenure as a player.  As

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  • Jesse Lamb, Jr.

    Jesse Lamb, Jr.

    Jesse Lamb Jr, a 1970 graduate of Kashmere High School was a multi-talented student-athlete participating and lettering in football, track, and basketball, also was a member of swimming team when he was at Kashmere Gardens Jr. Sr. High School. In football he was one of Shelton Zenon primary target in route to a 12-1 record

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  • Jason Thomas Berryman

    Jason Thomas Berryman

    Jason Thomas Berryman; a native Houstonian, father, athlete, and physical trainer; was the 7th Child born to Bambi Dawn Bey and Jewel Thomas Berryman. Jason attended Thompson Elementary, Francis Scott Key Jr. High, and Kashmere High School. Jason found refuge in sports at a young age. During his high school years you could not keep

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  • Herbert Harris Jr.

    Herbert Harris Jr.

    My name is Herbert Harris Jr. I lived across the street from Kashmere High School and was named their mascot at some point. I attended all the practices and went to all the games first with coach Billie Matthews and then with Coach Johnny B. Felder. I learned a lot over the years watching practice

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  • Gerry Foreman

    Gerry Foreman

    Gerry Foreman, a student-athlete and 1973 graduate of Kashmere High School was a member of the football team and offensive center under the guidance of Head Coach Johnny B. Felder and line coach Thomas Hendricks. Upon graduation from high school, I began my employment career in the petrochemical industry at Shell in 1977, retiring in

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  • Fred N. Hill

    Fred N. Hill

    Fred N. Hill born Feb. 23, 1948; the son of the late Charles and Georgia Hill moved from Beaumont, Texas to Houston at the age of four. I began my education at Atherton Elementary then moved to Nat Q Henderson Elementary when it was built. While attending 6th grade at Dogan Elementary I fractures my

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  • Frank Thierry

    Frank Thierry

    Frank Thierry was a 1971 Kashmere High School honor graduate and standout student-athlete. His football career started at I. M. Terrell Junior High where he was selected to the All City Football Team as a linebacker. After entering Kashmere in 1969, he became a 3 year letterman, two years under the tutorship of Coach Billie

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  • Ernest K. Scales

    Ernest K. Scales

    Ernest K. Scales, the son of Astor and Mabel Scales, was born on August 30, 1952 in Houston, Texas. Ernest became a member of the Kashmere Garden Community, at age three, when his parents moved into the area. Ernest began his education at Emmett J. Scott Elementary. During his time at Kashmere Garden Junior and

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  • David Glenn

    David Glenn

    David Glenn was a 1975 graduate of Kashmere High School, where he was a two year letterman in track and field and football. David was a two way player in football. As a wide receiver David was on the receiving end of an 89 yard touchdown pass from quarterback James Morgan, which at the time

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KFAA’S mission is to connect, support and advocate the true spirit of Kashmere High, engaging former student-athletes/cheerleader to build lifelong friendships that support and encourage the future of Kashmere High Athletes


Individually, we as former student-athletes and cheerleaders personify Kashmere traditions and are an integral part of the ongoing success of our current program. As former students we’re a part of this legacy and KFAA greatly value your contribution to our history. It is KFAA hope to preserve and celebrate the athletic heritage and tradition of this great school. KFAA will develop partnerships and apply our energies and resources toward a better athletic program.

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