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Texas Delegation to the
1972
Democratic National Convention
Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Marog
Abrego, San Antonio
- Joseph
L. Albritton, Houston
- Ronald
Aldis, Houston
- Mattie
Allen, Kingsbury
- Ovanah
Anderson, Wichita Falls
- Morris
Atlas, McAllen
- Merry
Baker, San Antonio
- Francisco
A. Balmaseda, San Antonio
- Frank
Barron, Fort Worth
- Myretta
J. Bell, Bonham
- Joe
J. Bernal, San Antonio
- Jane
Blumberg
- Dolph
Briscoe, Jr., Uvalde
- Janie
Briscoe, Uvalde
- Claude
Broussard, Jr., Rosharon
- Claude
W. Brown, McCamey
- Sidney
Brown, Rosenberg
- Barry
Bryant, Waco
- Carl
P. Burney, Pasadena
- James
S. Bynum, Amarillo
- Billie
Carr, Houston
- A.
J. Carubbi, Jr., Bellaire
- Alicia
Chacon, El Paso
- V.
A. 'Bill' Clements, Jr., Longview
- Dreabon
Copeland, Houston
- Charles
T. Court, Texarkana
- Julia
Ann Cowden, Alvarado
- Lucille
Crawford
- Jim
Crouch, Hamilton
- Lynn
Darden, Wichita Falls
- James
Day, Brookshire
- A.
F. Edwards, Wichita Falls
- William
Elizondo, San Antonio
- Sadie
Elmore, Houston
- Sue
Estes, Arlington
- Abbie
Evans, Houston
- Frances
Farenthold, Corpus Christi
- E.
K. Franklin, Mesquite
- W.
O. Frazier, Wharton
- Jeffrey
Friedman, Austin
- Margaret
Furse, Bay City
- Stanley
Gaines, Dallas
- Hector
Garcia, Corpus Christi
- R.
H. 'Bob' Gibbons, Fort Worth
- Donald
H. Glover, Port Arthur
- Margaret
Gomez
- Ramiro
Guerra, Edinburg
- Anthony
Hall
- L.
Jewel Hammond, Bryan
- William
Harlow, San Antonio
- Jess
Hayes
- Harmon
Hoot, Brazoria
- Jim
Hughes, Fort Worth
- Mary
Ann Hughes, El Paso
- John
Hunter, Dallas
- Danny
Hurd, Killeen
- Barbara
Jackson, Nederland
- Durward
E. Johnson, Houston
- J.
T. Johnson, Austin
- Mrs.
Jere Johnson, Dallas
- Mrs.
Wayne Johnson, Houston
- G. A.
Jones, Jacksonville
- Joseph
J. Jones, El Paso
- Ruth
Jones, San Antonio
- Charles
Jordan, Tyler
- Felix
Jordan, Hurst
- Jo
Jordan, Tyler
- Gilbert
Kessling, San Antonio
- Mickey
Leland, Houston
- Emma
Long, Austin
- Virgina
Long, Kilgore
- David
T. Lopez
- Jerry
Lumpkin, Lufkin
- J.
C. Martin, Jr., Laredo
- Martin
Matthews, Jr., Dallas
- Sam
McDonnell, Dallas
- Myrtle
McKinzie, Houston
- Dorothy
McLarty, Lubbock
- F.
Pancho Medrano, Dallas
- Paul
Montemayor, Corpus Christi
- Alfredo
Montoya, El Paso
- Carlos
Moore, Fort Worth
- W. K.
Morgan, Taft
- C. T.
Morrow, San Angelo
- Richard
Moya, Austin
- Eileen
Murphy
- Bill
Nelson, Dallas
- Charlie
Nichols, Corpus Christi
- Earl
Nunnley, Nocona
- Ruth
Osborne, Pampa
- Carrin
Patman, Ganado
- Kathleen
Pebley, Houston
- Albert
Pena, Jr., San Antonio
- Nancy
Perkins, Abilene
- Fernando
Pinon, Laredo
- David
Plylar, San Antonio
- George
J. Polk, Houston
- Saul
Pullman, Eastland
- Joe
Rankin, Ralls
- Delbert
Ray, Midlothian
- Charles
Reed, Grand Prairie
- Don
Rez, Stephenville
- Marguerite
Rogers, Palestine
- J.
L. 'Pete' Runnels, Orange
- Charles
Scarbrough, Abilene
- Richard
Scott, Austin
- Max
Sherman, Amarillo
- James
C. Shores, Fort Worth
- David
Simpson, Marshall
- Jack
Skaggs, Harlingen
- E.
Carlyle Smith, Jr., Grand Prairie
- Gerald
E. Smith, Corpus Christi
- Preston
Smith, Austin
- Jerry
S. Spencer, Irving
- Clarence
Stevenson, Victoria
- D.
F. Swindell, Vernon
- Robert
E. Talton, Pasadena
- Paul
Teague, Texas City
- Byron
Terry, Hughes Springs
- Hall
E. Timanus, Houston
- Karen
Uribe
- Dmitri
Vail, Dallas
- Sherri
Valentine, Austin
- Pat
Villareal, San Antonio
- Kent
Wagonseller, Lubbock
- Johnie
H. Watson, Irving
- Marva
White, Houston
- Scott
Wysong, McKinney
Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Joe
Batson, Amarillo
- Sally
Baumgardner, Houston
- Raleith
E. Bishop, Pasadena
- Helen
Bledsoe, Texarkana
- Lloyd
Brown, Centerville
- Steve
Busby, Springlake
- Nancy
Cain, Fort Worth
- Gloria
Cardenas, San Antonio
- Champ
Clark, El Paso
- Sam
Houston Clinton, Jr., Austin
- Robert
H. Coquat, Encinal
- Juanita
Croft, Dallas
- Sherry
Cross, Houston
- Vann
Culp, Midland
- Carroll
C. Curry, Itasca
- Rudy
Day, Dallas
- Mrs.
Jack Edwards, Dallas
- Bill
Elliott, Houston
- Olivia
Elmore, Houston
- Lilly
Gimbel
- Rosa
Gonzales, Corpus Christi
- Farrell
Gray, Fort Worth
- Andrea
Green, Canyon
- Robert
Hauge, Houston
- Peggy
Head, Dallas
- Johnny
Henderson, Texas City
- A. M.
Hill, Palestine
- Thomas
Hoffman, San Antonio
- Jack
Hooper, San Angelo
- Wayne
Johnson, Houston
- Wayne
Johnson, La Marque
- Margaret
Kistlen, Killeen
- Howard
L. Kusnetz, Houston
- Art
Lapham, Victoria
- Criselda
Ortez Lightfoot, Lubbock
- Anita
Mayer, Wallis
- W.
E. McDuffie, Cleveland
- Carl
McMillan, Lancaster
- Mary
Louise McMullen, Fort Worth
- Fredrica
McSwane, Dale
- Honey
F. Meackeus, Fort Worth
- James
Middleton
- Lilliam
Miller, Denton
- Phyllis
Moore
- Vaughn
Nowlin, Childress
- Loretta
Oliver, Beaumont
- Travis
Pair, Winnie
- Margo
Pena, Abilene
- Joyce
Peters, San Antonio
- John
W. Petry, Carrizo Springs
- Ernest
Purfurst, Houston
- Charles
Purnell, Dallas
- Pye
Quintana, Brownsville
- Humberto
L. Quintanilla, San Antonio
- Sulema
Reyna
- Douglas
Risinger, San Diego
- Cynthia
Simien
- Mrs.
Morris M. Smith, Waco
- Clay
Smothers
- Charles
W. Stenholm, Stamford
- Robert
C. Strong, Jr., Joaquin
- Billy
Tomlinson, Saratoga
- Chris
Trevino
- O.
L. Underwood, Murchison
- Rosa
Walker, Austin
- Mrs.
John White, Austin
- W. K.
White, Jr., Sherman
- H.
W. Wickershan, Kingsville
- George
Yezan, Bremond
- Fay
Zimmerman, Odessa
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