• Luster Goodwin

    Luster Goodwin

    Luster Goodwin is currently an Assistant Principal at Sugar Land Middle School in Fort Bend ISD. He has always been a driven person, and his road to success started when he would play basketball consistently everyday to enhance his skills.  Luster’s dedication to the sport helped him make the Kashmere High School basketball team, on

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  • Louis Blount III.

    Louis Blount III.

    On August 16, 1948, a baby boy was born to Louis and Lucille Blount.  He was named Louis Blount III.  He joined his older sister, Carol Joyce, in the Blount household in Kelly Courts, Fifth Ward in Houston, Texas. In 1954 the Blount’s moved to Kashmere Gardens, where he was destined to attend Kashmere Junior/Senior

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  • Linda Richard-Haskett

    Linda Richard-Haskett

    Linda Richard-Haskett, a 1971 Kashmere High School graduate. She was a three year letterman as a volleyball player for Coach Ozell Harris. Her senior season the Rams advanced to the playoff from district 19 4A. She was a member of the Future Homemakers of America under the sponsorship of Mrs Ruth Polan. After graduation Linda

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  • Leveller Johnson-Reynolds

    Leveller Johnson-Reynolds

    Leveller Johnson-Reynolds, during my senior year of 1972-73 at Kashmere senior high school I was an active cheerleader under the supervision of Mrs. Maiden, she was also my Health teacher.  While at Kashmere I was a B average student and was also a member of the (FHA) Future Homemakers of America which included classes in

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  • Kevinn Robinson

    Kevinn Robinson

    Embracing the unwavering footsteps of his parents, uncles and aunts, who came before him, Kevinn Robinson enrolled at Kashmere in 1988-89 as a sophomore.  He quickly adjusted to the competitive athletic landscape, earning starting positions on the varsity basketball and baseball teams.  Kevinn quickly displayed willingness to succeed within each field of competitiveness, with the

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  • Keith Downey

    Keith Downey

    Keith Downey was a Baseball Player for Kashmere High School who made the varsity baseball team in his sophomore year. He played under Coach Henry going on to play for Coach Warren and Rainbird by his senior year.Keith Downey attended Prairie View A & M University Majoring in Architecture and went on to the University

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  • Karl Godine, Sr.

    Karl Godine, Sr.

    Phase One, Karl Godine, Sr early years of playing basketball began with pick-up games in the neighborhood in the backyard of Shelton Zenon’s because he had a “real basketball goal”. Karl grew up in The Kashmere Gardens Community on Cavalcade St. He and his family are members of Union Memorial United Methodist Church also on Cavalcade St.

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  • 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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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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