Texas 2023 88th 3rd C.S.

Texas House Bill HR93 Introduced / Bill

Filed 10/25/2023

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                    88S31089 CW-D
 By: Price H.R. No. 93


 R E S O L U T I O N
 WHEREAS, The Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo is
 celebrating its 90th anniversary in 2024; and
 WHEREAS, The organization traces its origins to 1934, when
 Chanslor E. Weymouth, Cal Farley, and Roy Pool established the
 Maverick Boys Club at a building donated by Mary E. Bivins; from
 1934 through 1982, the facility was supervised by director Ralph
 Dykeman, and in 1983, it opened its doors to girls for the first
 time; today the club serves more than 1,000 young people every year,
 equipping at-risk youth with the tools they need to reach their full
 potential and to become engaged and productive members of society;
 and
 WHEREAS, Since 1952, the club has operated from the Maverick
 building on South Lincoln Street; working in partnership with the
 United Way of Amarillo & Canyon and other organizations, it
 provides programs in the areas of character and leadership,
 education and career, health and life skills, the arts, and sports,
 fitness, and recreation; the club's offerings also include computer
 science, peer support, scouting, and 4-H initiatives; and
 WHEREAS, Throughout its rich history, the Maverick Boys &
 Girls Club of Amarillo has remained faithful to its mission of
 providing young Texans with a safe and nurturing environment in
 which to build healthy relationships, confidence, and self-esteem,
 and it is a pleasure to join in recognizing the organization on this
 notable milestone; now, therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 88th Texas
 Legislature, 3rd Called Session, hereby commemorate the 90th
 anniversary of the Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo and extend
 to all those associated with the organization sincere best wishes
 for continued success with their important work; and, be it further
 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
 prepared for the club as an expression of high regard by the Texas
 House of Representatives.