Bobo Family Papers 1957-2002
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Bobo, Carolyn, (1948-.)
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The collection documents the Bobo family of Austin, Texas: Carolyn Bobo (b. 1948) and her parents Mary and Ormond Bobo. Carolyn is a graduate of the University of Texas with a Bachelors degree in Journalism and English (1971). Involvement in student organizations includes the Longhorn Band (1967-1971), a member of Tau Beta Sigma (1968-1971), Delta Zeta Sorority (1967-1971), The Daily Texan, and The Cactus (1971 Cactus Goodfellow ). Carolyn graduated from Sidney Lanier High School (1...
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