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Squadron Information Display

Houston Sail & Power Squadron



District-21    Initials-HN    State-TX
Name-Houston Sail & Power Squadron    Show Squadrons in this district.

America's Boating Club Name:
Houston
Chartered: 1949
Last COW: 02/04/2024 for Watch Year 2024

Commander for 2024: Cdr Roger H. Runnels, AP    View Information E307814
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Website: www.americasboatingclubhouston.org    View WebGate Display
Face Book Address: https://www.facebook.com/ https://www.facebook.com/HoustonPowerSquadron   
News Letter Name: The Bay Neigh
External Picture Library: None
Public Contact: Lt/C Scott D. McDonald, SN   View Information E182730
IT Contact: 1st/Lt Steve Sheward, S   View Information E255806
Area Covered/Time Zone: "Houston" / Central
Location Information:
ZIP 77074  HOUSTON, TX   "Harris" County   View Zip Code Details
29.689601° (41.3') N LAT    95.510588° (30.6') W LON Show on a Map

Squadron Membership:
202 Current Members. View Member List
0 Associate Members. View Associate Member List
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Record Last Modified: 04/08/24 by: JOBSLD

Squadron Burgee:
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Squadron Burgee Heraldry:
The charter for the Houston Sail and Power Squadron was granted in February 1949 as part of District 15. It became one of the founding squadrons of District 21 in October of 1956. As the first squadron in Texas, our burgee draws on the proud history of our great state. The white star in the field of blue is derived from our state flag. It is symbolic of the fact that Texas is the only state that has been an independent country, and today is known as “The Lone Star State”. The cowboy on the seahorse combines our western heritage, our love of the sea, and our sense of adventure. The slogan “Where the Cowboys Ride the Sea” appears in the masthead of the “Bay Neigh”, our monthly newsletter. This cowboy is a unique symbol that is prominent in our publications, apparel, and in our home port decorations. The name of this character is Randolph, after the famous actor Randolph Scott. Scott was a complete gentleman, combining a rugged “can do” attitude with a sense of decency and fair play. Those are qualities we all aspire to possess. The seahorse that Randolph is riding is named “Stardust”, after Scott’s favorite mount. The gold trim on the burgee recognizes the celebration of our 50th anniversary in 1999. Our Houston Burgee has flown proudly from vessels that have traveled many lakes, rivers, and oceans. It has also circled the globe on a NASA mission.