1992

Dean Woodard was president in 1992. During his term we had a great year singing Valentines and then doing what was probably our best show ever, Grandpa's Attic". This show featured our three generations of Lipscombs: Harry, his son David, and David's son Josh. It was our first time with chorus speaking parts, movement and action and was well received by the audience. They especially liked seeing young Josh as the lookout on Mr. Columbus' ship as we sang Please, Mr. Columbus, Thrna da Ship Around.
Members of the chorus working especially hard were: show chairman - Joe Massey, production director - Brent Hairston, stage presence director -Danny Marks, script adaption - Bob Marcotte and Bob Miess, music coordination - Scott Norris.
Featured quartets were International Seniors Champion, Bayou City Music Committee (John Hammond, M.D. Griffith, Dave Ewing, Ken Pacetti) and Backstage Revival (Don Hackett, Jim Casey, V.
L. Hooper, Earl Hagn). Certainly, this was one of our better shows but low ticket sales kept it from being a financial success.
It seemed the chapter was kind of worn out and tired from the hard work for the show and when summer came on, 

1993

Scott Norris was the president for 1993. We did our normal singing Valentine bit in February and decided to enter the small chorus contest in Dallas on April 3. Dennis Driscoll was unable to direct that contest so Bo Allen took over in his absence. The chorus came in fourth. That summer Dennis Driscoll took a sabbatical through the end of the year. Additionally, our president got transferred and we had to elect a new president. Norman Homburg filled in for Scott Norris. Those six months were probably not our best times except for the Christmas performances which were extremely good and much fun. They made up for a bad summer and a bad fall.

1994

Bo Allen was our president for the year. Installation group was entertained by International Gold Medal Seniors quartet, the Bayou City Music Committee from the Tidelanders. Ken Pacetti was the installing officer.
In February we delivered 51 singing Valentines. It was a tremendous year for us, largely due to the untiring efforts of Bob Marcotte and Don Bray. This program was well organized, well promoted and well performed. There were three quartets delivering Valentines. Participating were: Bo Allen, Dennis Driscoll, Merrill Green, Brent Hairston, Norman Homburg, Harry Jones, Don I'ewis, David Lipscomb,