Houston Gay Pride Week 1979 These
photos were borrowed from the Botts Collection, and then digitized, Also
GPW Clippings
but
first, getting ready... 2B
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6 7 Guy Amadee, Parade co-chair (on right); John Schillinger on left
8 9 owners of Venture N
10 10 (left) Steve Sigmon 12 15 16 16 & 17 Fred Paez (in light colored shirt) 18 18 Kent Naazz 20 22 22 Carol Fennema & Larry Bagneris, Parade Chairs 24 26 26 Larry Bagneris on left; 27 Carol Fennema, Jenny Willingter 29 30 Carol Fennema 31 32 (left to right) Annette Beall, Judy Applin, Maggie Atkins; 33 MJ Harris the parade begins... 34 35 36 38 38 Fanny Farmer, of Mary's 38A 38A, Debra Jones 38C 40 The
Montrose Activity Center (MAC) Marching Band, 42 43 44 with symbols, Michael Keith Bird 45 46A 46C 46E
46 48 49 Emery Lingwood (symbols) 50 52 53 55 58 59B Disco
Grandma, Grand Marshal 60 61 63 65 65 and 66, with Carol Fennema, 66 with Kent Naazz Midge
Constanza 67 69 Above, to the right of Midge, striped shirt, is Jeff Bradley 70 Jean O'Leary, Co-Executive Director of NGTF 71 72 72
Jean O'Leary in center, then (second from left) Jean "Mac"
McMahon; (just behind Jean's shoulder), 73 (between these two photos she changed shirts in front of the crowd) 75 77 Parade Chairs, Guy Amadee and Larry Bagneris 79 80 Steve
Shiflett and Harry Britt 82 83 85 Montrose Counseling Center 88 89 89 Bill Scott (shirtless) 90 92 Montrose Sports Association 94 95 97 99 100 maybe John Robinson 101 101 Mark Firner 101B 103 upper right, Rita Wanstrom, unknown, Dennis Milam 105 106 107 Phyllis Frye Ray Hill brought a bus advertizing the 1979 March on Washington 108 109 Ray Hill (Disco Grandma and Carol Fennema in background) 110 112 114 115 116 117 118 119 121 122 123 Richard Burckhardt 125 125 Richard Burckhardt (partner of Carl Hays); 126 & 127, Numbers entry 127 130 130 Jay Muckey 133 133B 134 136 139 140 142 144 146 149 150B 151 152 (center, in surplice and stole) John Kirkland, MCCR music director 153 Houston Data Professionals 155 157 158 in brown suit, Charles Botts, who left to the community the Botts Collection and Library 158B KRLY Radio 159
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