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Sammie Bacon Baker
I worked as an officer manager for 18 years for a large garden style apartment builder. Loved the work, but the Owner died and I stayed until all the assets were sold. I then found my way into the commercial property management business. I've been managing various types of property for nearly 15 years now. I'm currently managing Frost Bank Tower in downtown Austin. I've been with this property for over 4 years. I've achieved my professional credentials as CPM, Certified Property Manager and RPA, Real Property Manager and in the process of obtaining a LEED associate designation and hopefully an AP after that. I am the immediate Past-President of IREM, Institute of Real Estate Management, Austin Chapter. I also teach fitness classes in the evenings and weekends with Golds Gym in Austin. I teach BodyPump (weight training) and RPM (indoor cycling). I have two birds, Gizmo and Lucy. No kids and currently not married. I collect wine, love to travel and make jewelry in my spare time. I also love to garden.
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HISTORY OF LANIER HIGH SCHOOL
AUSTIN, TEXAS
Fall 1966: Current facility opens
1969: Randy Peschel caught perhaps the most famous pass in Texas Longhorn history. Number-one ranked UT was down 14-8 to number-two Arkansas Razorbacks in Fayetteville. With minutes left and UT faced with a fourth and three, Coach Darrell Royal sent in the call to quarterback James Street, who lofted a perfect pass to a well-covered Peschel down the left sideline. Randy somehow came down with the ball, fell out of bounds, and Texas scored two plays later to take a 15-14 victory in what is still the apex of the storied Longhorn football tradition.
1974: Tommy Boggs’ fastball made him the number-one draft choice of the Texas Rangers. He went on to a major league career with the Rangers and Atlanta where in 1980 he went 12-9 for the Braves.
Spring 1976: Longtime principal Fred Matthys’ retirement is marked by the dedication of a fountain and Viking statue in the middle of the courtyard. The $500 project was one of the biggest in the school’s history to date. “Sidney,” as the statue was fondly named, was often kidnapped and became the center of many senior pranks. Pictures would appear of Sidney at the capitol, Zilker Park, and other Austin landmarks. One year Sidney did not return to his place in the courtyard, and legend has it that he was given a Viking burial in the Gulf of Mexico.
Summer 1983: Teacher Nancy Lehmann-Carssow receives a six-week Fulbright Scholarship to Israel.
1984: Jack Porter is named Outstanding Teacher for the State of Texas and also receives a Fulbright Scholarship to South Korea.
1986-1987: Lanier celebrates its silver anniversary all year long, culminating with a weeklong gala topped off with a barbecue dinner in the courtyard and the sealing of a time capsule, which is awaiting Lanier’s golden anniversary in a vault at the north end of the courtyard.
Winter 1987-1988: Lanier suffers a series of arson fires, the most serious of which guts the home economics area, necessitating the total reconstruction of that wing.
1988: Albert Burditt led Lanier to a district championship and went on to be named Southwest Conference Player of the Year as a Texas Longhorn in 1994 when the Horns won their first outright conference championship in 20 years.
1988: Major expansion and renovation of the campus, including a new gymnastics/wrestling facility, new agriculture and business wing, and new auditorium.
December 6, 1991: Lanier students Jennifer Harbison, Sarah Harbison, and Eliza Thomas, and Burnet Middle School students Amy Ayers are brutally murdered in a North Austin yogurt shop, sending the school and the entire Austin community into a state of outrage and shock. Three suspects were arrested in 1999. One was released, one was sentenced to life, and the other sentenced to death.
Fall 1992: New band hall dedicated.
1994: Sharon Iliadis and Englishman Jon Nicholls participate in the Fulbright Exchange Program. For one year Ms. Iliadis taught in Great Britain and Mr. Nicholls taught her classes at Lanier.
April 4, 1995: Teachers Jane Nethercut and Nancy Lehmann-Carssow celebrated the first International Day Without Violence which led to the yearly celebrated Week Without Violence and PeaceWorks Clubs established in the district.
1997: Principal Ruth Kane wins the Readers Digest American Hero in Education Award resulting in a $10,000 award to Lanier.
1997: Geography teacher Nancy Lehmann-Carssow is one of 10 in the state to receive the Texas Exes Award for Outstanding Teachers.
1997: Lanier High School becomes a nationally recognized Blue Ribbon School by the Department of Education.
2002: English teacher Cindy Hamlin recognized as one of 30 state finalists in the H-E-B Excellence in Teaching Award.
2002: Tabitha Ramsey is the first Central Texas female to win gold medal at the state meet by capturing the 110-pound division title. She was also voted Outstanding Girl Wrestler in the state by the coaches.
2002: World history teacher Terry Kubsch landscapes the center and south courtyards, creating beautiful gardens for all to enjoy.
2004: Lanier is the first high school to win the Partners in Education Campus Spirit Award for its relationships with community businesses.
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