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Gloria Izaguirre
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Name Gloria Izaguirre Birth 23 Jul 1918 Rio Grande City, Texas
[1] Gender Female Death 7 Jul 2001 Austin, Texas
[1] Burial Eagle Lake, Texas
[1] Person ID I23765 Scudder Last Modified 6 Feb 2006
Father Lauro Izaguirre, b. 18 May 1893, Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico
d. 1965/6, McAllen, Texas
(Age 72 years) Mother Leslie Virginia Skidmore, b. 11 Jun 1899, Laredo, Webb, Texas
d. 1972 (Age 72 years) Marriage 1917 [1] Family ID F8293 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family J.E. Stephen Children 1. V.L. Stephen 2. L.K. Stephen Family ID F8310 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 3 Mar 2024
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Notes - Gloria was educated at private schools in Brownsville and Los Angeles and was a graduate of the Little Flower Academy in Vancouver, British Columbia, where she learned French in addition to her native Spanish and English. She graduated from McAllen High School, where she was class salutatorian and a regional debating champion. Gloria was an honor graduate of the University of Texas, where she was among the University's first Plan II majors and a member of Omega Chapter of Alpha Phi International Fraternity. Her honors and awards there included receiving her sorority's 1939 Scholarship Award, being one of four students selected for an anthropological expedition to the Orinoco and Amazon Rivers, and playing championship intramural badminton.
Gloria met her future husband, John Erle Stephen, in her first year at the University. After graduation in 1939, she taught Spanish at Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Consolidated High School in the Rio Grande Valley while he completed his law degree at the University of Texas.
- Gloria was educated at private schools in Brownsville and Los Angeles and was a graduate of the Little Flower Academy in Vancouver, British Columbia, where she learned French in addition to her native Spanish and English. She graduated from McAllen High School, where she was class salutatorian and a regional debating champion. Gloria was an honor graduate of the University of Texas, where she was among the University's first Plan II majors and a member of Omega Chapter of Alpha Phi International Fraternity. Her honors and awards there included receiving her sorority's 1939 Scholarship Award, being one of four students selected for an anthropological expedition to the Orinoco and Amazon Rivers, and playing championship intramural badminton.
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Sources - [S741] RE: Scudder Family.
- [S741] RE: Scudder Family.
