| Club Presidents | |||
| Year | President | Year | President |
| 1961 | Mrs. W. R. Cate | 1988-89 | Rich Rosen |
| 1962 | Lillian Peek | 1990-91 | Mrs. Warren Dickerson |
| 1963-64 | Mrs. Jack Fisher | 1992-93 | Carolyn Mersiovsky |
| 1965-67 | Mrs. William Bohn | 1994 | Mrs. Walter James |
| 1968-71 | Mary Anne Ater | 1995-96 | Bob Hughes |
| 1972-75 | Harold Kilpatrick | 1997 | Mary Anne Ater |
| 1976-78 | Bill Ater | 1998 | Ms. K. C. Dignan |
| 1979 | Elizabeth Krebs | 1999-2000 | Velia Sanchez-Ruiz |
| 1980 | Mary Anne Ater & Mrs. Jack Fisher | 2001-03 | Suzanne Adair |
| 1981 | Harold Kilpatrick | 2004-05 | Bill Ater |
| 1982-83 | Bill Ater | 2006-07 | Jeff Goldman |
| 1984-85 | Beth Zimpelman | 2008-10 | Art Petley |
| 1986-87 | Betty Randig | ||
(Reprinted from the Summer 1961 Region 6
Newsletter)
by Annie T. Giles
The Hemerocallis Study Group (we had been calling ourselves the Austin Hemerocallis Study Group) disassociated from the Violet Crown Garden Club and have established ourselves as a full flown plant Society.
We had decided to run our Society year with the National Society, thus hoping to get more members into the AHS. Our organization will be quite simple in structure but will now draw more men, since they will no longer have to first join Violet Crown to be able to join us. We have not lost any of our group, but expect to pick up several when the full publicity is released. We meet mostly at night for the men members, and our rural members (all ladies) felt that they wanted a daytime meeting group so they organized that and some of them are still members of each. However, the two groups are in no other way joined. That group meets in the morning and does lots of garden visiting. They are drawing a number of members not available to us. All feel that we have made advantageous stops for our local Societies and certainly we will draw more interest in AHS. They call themselves the Sunrise Hemerocallis Society.
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