Booker T. Washington Hornets Hat.  Embroidery Black Hat with Orange Trimmed Hornet
BTW,  B.T.W.   High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma

  1. Description:

    • Booker T. Washington Hornets Hat
    • Embroidery Black Hat with Orange Trimmed Hornet

  2. Abbreviations:

    • BTW (Booker T. Washington)
    • B.T.W.

  3. Location:

    • High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma

  4. Color Combination:

    • Black Hat with Orange Trim

  5. Logo:

    • Hornets Embroidery

  6. Specifics:

    • Tulsa, Oklahoma High School Hat

  7. Institution:

    • Booker T. Washington High School Hat

  8. Design:

    • Orange-Accented Hornet Embroidery Hat

Famous Alumni Include: Booker T. Washington has won 53 state championships.[9] Several former Booker T. athletes have gone on to the NFL and NBA, such as Wayman Tisdale and Robert Meachem. Booker T. plays home football games at S.E. Williams Stadium.

In 2011, Booker T. Washington's 2010-2011 repeat 5A State Championship Basketball team was ranked No. 20 in the RivalsHigh100 top basketball teams in the nation.

For sale is an exclusive Booker T. Washington Hornets Hat, a must-have accessory for fans and alumni of B.T.W. High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This premium-quality hat features a sleek black design with vibrant orange trim, beautifully embroidered with the iconic Hornet emblem.

Crafted with attention to detail, this hat offers both style and comfort. The sturdy construction ensures durability, making it perfect for everyday wear or showing off your school spirit at sports events and alumni gatherings. The black color provides a timeless appeal, while the striking orange trim adds a pop of energy.

Wear this hat proudly to showcase your connection to B.T.W. High School and its esteemed heritage. Whether you're a current student, an alumnus, or simply a fan of the Hornets, this hat is a fantastic way to demonstrate your support and loyalty.

Don't miss out on this unique and limited-edition Booker T. Washington Hornets Hat. It's an excellent addition to your hat collection and a fantastic gift for fellow Hornets enthusiasts. Grab yours today and proudly display your love for B.T.W. High School and the Hornet community!


Athletics

    Wayman Tisdale – NBA - 1985 2nd overall draft pick (Indiana Pacers), forward, 1985–1997, multiple teams; 1983, 1984 and 1985 first-team All-America, University of Oklahoma; 1984 Olympic gold medalist; jazz bassist and recording artist
    Etan Thomas – NBA - 2000 12th overall draft pick (Dallas Mavericks), forward/center, Washington Wizards, 2000–09; 2000 Big East Conference Defensive Player of the Year, Syracuse University
    Mark Anderson – NFL - 2006 159th overall draft pick, defensive end, Chicago Bears, Houston Texans, New England Patriots University of Alabama
    Roy Foster – MLB - outfielder, Cleveland Indians, 1970–1972
    Reuben Gant – NFL - 1974 18th overall draft pick, tight end (Buffalo Bills)
    Justice Hill – NFL - 2019 113th overall draft pick, running back, Baltimore Ravens
    Daxton Hill – NFL - 2022 31st overall draft pick, defensive back, Cincinnati Bengals
    R. W. McQuarters – NFL - 1998 28th overall draft pick (San Francisco 49ers), cornerback, New York Giants, 2006–08, 2008 Super Bowl winner with Giants
    Robert Meachem – NFL - 2007 27th overall draft pick, wide receiver, New Orleans Saints, 2010 Super Bowl winner with Saints; 2006 All-America, University of Tennessee
    Kenny Monday – 3-time Olympic wrestler - 1988 welterweight gold medalist and 1992 welterweight silver medalist; 2x NCAA champion
    Ryan Humphrey – NBA - 2002 19th overall draft pick (Utah Jazz), forward, 2002–2005, multiple teams
    Felix Jones – NFL - 2008 22nd overall draft pick, running back, Dallas Cowboys, 2008–12; 2006 and 2007 All-America (as kick returner), University of Arkansas
    Tommy Manning – runner and member of 2010 U.S. Mountain Running Team
    J. W. Lockett – NFL - fullback, Dallas Cowboys and Montreal Alouettes
    Tyler Lockett – NFL - 2015 69th overall draft pick, wide receiver and returner, Seattle Seahawks, 2011 and 2014 All-American at Kansas State University; father Kevin Lockett and uncle Aaron Lockett also went to Booker T. Washington and both played in the NFL
    Garrick McGee – offensive coordinator, University of Illinois
    Michael Nsien – MLS - Defender, Los Angeles Galaxy, 2005; USL Championship Head Coach, Tulsa Roughnecks

Other notable alumni


    Johnny Afro - Hip Hop Artist aka Jonathan Brown the worlds' best rapper ever.
    John Hope Franklin — historian and recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom
    Allan Heinberg — film scriptwriter, wrote scripts for Grey's Anatomy, writer for Marvel Comic, screenwriter of Wonder Woman (2017)
    Brennan Brown - actor, Chicago Med and The Man in the High Castle
    Judy Eason McIntyre — State Senator for District 11 in Oklahoma
    Denver Nicks — journalist and author[12]
    Dan Piraro — syndicated cartoonist: Bizarro
    Thaddeus Strassberger — opera director
    Amber Valletta — model and actress[citation needed]
    Charlie Wilson (1971) and Ronnie Wilson (1966) — R&B singer-songwriter-producer and the former lead vocalist for The Gap Band. Collaborator of Kanye West, Snoop Dogg, R. Kelly, Justin Timberlake, and will.i.am
    Daniel H. Wilson — columnist for Popular Mechanics and author of How to Survive a Robot Uprising: Tips on Defending Yourself Against the Coming Rebellion
    Jennifer Loren —filmmaker, director, and host of Osiyo, Voices of the Cherokee People[13][14]

Notable faculty

    Tom Adelson - State Senator, teaches Political Philosophy
    Shea Seals - head basketball coach, former NBA Player[15]
    John Waldron - Social studies teacher, elected State Representative, 2018.