Waxahachie Alumni Association

11/19/2025

We have a few more items left that would make great stocking stuffers!

💚1 Green Hachie Hat • $20
💚3 Pink W Hats • $20
💚1 Large ONE TRIBE Comfort Colors Shirt - $19
💚3 ONE TRIBE Bellas Canvas Shirts (Lg, XL, 2X) $16/$19

10/23/2025

10/20/2025

Congrats Ronald!
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Ronald Matthews graduated from WHS in 1965, finishing at the top of his class. He was a member of the National Honor Society for three years and served as its president in 1965. Ronald was also a three-year letterman in football and served as captain in his final year. His leadership extended to the student council and junior Rotarians, and he was honored with the Larkin Packer Scholarship. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Baylor University in 1969, followed by an MBA in 1973. He served in the Navy from 1970 to 1972 as a Weapons Officer and Assistant Boat Group Commander, transitioning to inactive reserve status from 1972 to 1976 before being honorably discharged. Following his military service, Ronald embarked on a successful career in the banking industry, working from 1974 until his retirement in 2000. Throughout his tenure, he held various positions, including Vice President and Director of Treasury Operations at Coastal Corporation in Houston, Texas. Ronald is a permanent member of the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo, contributing to the Communications Committee and serving as an ambassador in the press box. He was elected to the Board of Trustees for the Houston Symphony, where he volunteered as Development Director to support the organization. His philanthropic efforts extend to volunteering with CASA, a local soup kitchen, and the Good Hope Clinic. After semi-retiring, he was recruited to serve as the Executive Director of the Good Samaritan Foundation for Nursing Students, a role he held until his permanent retirement in 2006. Ronald currently resides in Dallas

10/16/2025

Congrats TJ!
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Toliver Jordan (TJ) Hutchinson graduated from WHS in 1970. He developed a passion for football from a young age, excelling in p*e wee and junior high leagues. In addition to football, he competed in multiple sports, including basketball, baseball, and track & field. His achievements are notable: he was an All District Football player for two years, earned All District and All Tournament honors in basketball for two years, and was recognized as an All District Baseball player. He was also named the Best All-Around Athlete as well as 1st team for DFW All Metro. TJ was awarded a full football scholarship to Southern Methodist University, though his promising career was unfortunately cut short by injury.
Known for his class in every situation, he was a devoted family man who made a significant impact on those around him. His passing in 2022 left behind cherished memories for his loved ones. He treated everyone with respect and genuine friendship, embodying unconditional love for his wife Elvia, his daughters, Kimberly and Shaniqua, his grandchildren Kemahr, Korneilus and Kourtney & his brother Jimmy, as well as a vast circle of friends.

10/14/2025

We have a few more pink W hats for sale! $20 - Just send us a quick private message!

10/14/2025

Congrats to Coach Phillips!
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Scott Phillips built a remarkable coaching career at Waxahachie High School, where he served from 1990 to 1993. During his tenure, he led the team to the state finals multiple times throughout the 1990s and celebrated a state championship victory in 1992 with an outstanding 16-0 record. His educational background includes graduating from high school in Junction in 1970, followed by earning a degree from Southwest Texas State College in 1975 and a Masters from Lamar University in 1984. Scott’s remarkable contributions to the sport were honored with his induction into the Texas Hall of Fame in 2019. Prior to his tenure in Waxahachie, he secured a state championship in Groveton with another impressive undefeated record of 16-0. Just a few years after departing from the Indians, he gained notoriety for his leadership during what is celebrated as the greatest comeback in high school football history. If you’re unfamiliar with the 1994 semifinals featuring Plano East and John Tyler, treat yourself to a viewing of Coach Phillips and his team as they score 27 unanswered points in the final two minutes of the game. It’s no surprise that he is often regarded as the greatest of all time in Waxahachie football, renowned for his unwavering consistency, positivity, and profound knowledge of the game.
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Know someone deserving of recognition? During your honor years you can nominate those in your class who have had an impact & made a contribution to be considered for induction.

10/13/2025

Class of 1969 Baseball Team Photo Board • We would like to find a new home for this print! DM us if you would like this piece! 💚

10/12/2025

💚 Reunion Class of 1990 💚

10/11/2025

💚 Reunion Class of 1995 💚

10/11/2025

💚 2005 Reunion Class 💚

09/08/2025

CONGRATULATIONS! SEND US A DIRECT MESSAGE ON HOW TO CLAIM YOUR ITEMS!
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Thank you everyone!
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WINNERS:
🏈 CARRIE LEWIS - Set of 2 Season Tickets - 50 Yard Line - to 2025 Football Home Games - Reserved Seating Lower Section 103 + VIP Parking Pass

🏈 DEBBIE GISH - Set of 4 Season Tickets to 2025 Football Home Games - Reserved Seating Upper Section 204

🏈 JAMI HOGAN - VIP Lumpkins Stadium Parking Pass to 2025 Football Home Games

🏈 SARAH LINDSEY- Waxahachie Alumni Association Prize Pack