Bridge City High School
Litton Scholarship
H.N. Litton received numerous awards, honors and accolades throughout his career. But what meant the most to him was one of his “kids” saying to him, “Thanks, Coach!”
About The Scholarship
The H.N. Litton Scholarship is given each year to one or more deserving graduates of Bridge City High School. It is awarded to one or more students who meet the criteria of the Scholarship:
- A student with a minimum 3.0 GPA
- A student of good character who works well with teachers and students
- A student who participates in at least two school activities
- A student who has been a good ambassador for BCHS and promotes school spirit
- A student who has a need for the Scholarship
- A student who will attend college on a full-time basis
Applications must include letters of recommendation from:
- A BCHS teacher
- A member of the community
- A BCHS administrator
Bridge City High School Students interested in applying for the H,N. Litton Scholarship should contact the High School Counselor and/ or Principal.
Applications are submitted to the Litton Family for review and selection.
This scholarship is awarded in loving memory of H.N. “Moe” Litton to continue his legacy of dedication to the field of education and to the students of Bridge City High School.
Coach Litton
Bio
H.N.”Moe” Litton was a lifelong, dedicated teacher, coach and athletic trainer. His devotion to
his students, players and community, made a positive impact on the many lives he touched.
Moe, as he was known by most, grew up in Gladewater, Texas. As one of the greatest of the
“Greatest Generation,” at the age of 17 he joined the Navy and fought in World War II. After the
War, he completed his education earning a Master’s Degree from Stephen F. Austin University.
From there, he spent his professional life teaching Biology, coaching high school sports and was
one of the first certified High School Athletic Trainers in Texas and the first certified Athletic
Trainer in South East Texas. Never losing sight of his own educational opportunities, he
inspired and encouraged his students to pursue their own higher education.
After his retirement from Bridge City High School in 1988, he went on to serve on the Bridge
City ISD School Board, City Council and served as Municipal Judge for the City of Bridge City
and worked as Consulting Athletic Trainer for many high schools in the South East Texas area.
Past Recipients
2017 Jace Boudreaux
2018 Caleb DuBois and Hunter Weigreffe
2019 Abbie Anderson and Rylee Oceguera
2020 Jackson Tims and Jaxon Luna
2021 Tuyen Le and Kian Perry
2022 Briana Zuniga and Mattie Hoffman
2023 William Walpole and Arleigh Watt
Join our Golf Tournament
April 27th at Babe Zaharias Golf Course
All proceeds go to the scholarship fund.
Click the buttons below to download the forms you need to sign up to be a sponsor or to enter the tournament. Fill the form out and email back to mickeygisclair@gmail.com
