• James Jackson

    James Jackson

      James interest in sports began at an early age with the “Ryon Sports Baseball Organization”, under the leadership of Mr. Herman “Coach Boola” Smith and would continue to grow with the tutorship of Billie Matthews (football) and Henry Stevenson (baseball), his high school coaches. James was a two-sport star for the Rams football and

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  • Inez Tates-Varner

    Inez Tates-Varner

      Who would’ve thought that two tennis rackets as a gift from her Uncle would produce one of the most celebrated female athletes in Kashmere’s history? She was the 1966 Tennis Single State Champion and a member of three consecutive Volleyball City Championship 1964, 1965 and 1966  to name just a few of her accolades.

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  • Delvin Williams

    Delvin Williams

      NFL All Pro Running Back—1976 & 1978 1974-1977 (San Francisco 49’ers) 1978-1981 (Miami Dolphins) Delvin Williams is a Houston native. He’s a graduate of Kashmere High School and made Parade Magazine’s 1970 high school All-American football team. He led Kashmere High to a 12-1 season in which he gained 1805 rushing yards in only

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  • Charles J. Allen Sr.

    Charles J. Allen Sr.

      Charles J. Allen Sr. attended Kashmere Gardens Jr. /Sr. High School.  He was mentored by his cousin, “Mighty” Joe Young. He played basketball under Coach Major Abram and Coach Weldon Drew and was named to the following: All-District, All-City, All Zone, and All Jay Cee Tournament Teams. After graduating from Kashmere in 1968, he

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  • Bert H. Askson

    Bert H. Askson

    Bert H. Askson, the son of the late Ava and E.C. Driver was born December 16, 1945, in Houston, Texas. As a very young child, he lived with his Aunt and Uncle, the late Tom and Emiley Bailey in Butler, Texas where he began his education at Butler Elementary. Bert relocated to Houston to live

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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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