Howe`s That - Howe Enterprise

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Serving the community of Howe since 1963
Volume #53, Edition #49
Howe's That
Spring has the best way of
making young boys do
some pretty dumb things to
get out of school. Four high
school boys afflicted with
spring fever skipped
morning classes. After
lunch they reported to the
teacher that they had a flat
tire. Much to their relief she
smiled and said, "Well, you
missed a test today so take
seats apart from one another
and take out a piece of
paper." Still smiling, she
waited for them to sit down.
Then she said: "First
Question: Which tire was
flat?"
Nobody predicts weather in
Texas but fools and
newcomers.
Monday, April 25, 2016
Wilson, Harvey receive Norman Dickey Award
The Howe High School athletic
program held their annual awards
night and Nick Wilson and Riley
Harvey came away as the coveted
Norman Dickey Award winners for
best male athlete and female athlete
of the year.
Riley Harvey and Nick Wilson with Norman Dickey on Sunday night
after being named recipients of the Norman Dickey Award.
New bleachers and pressbox at
Bulldog Stadium this fall
There are three kinds of
people: The ones that learn
by reading, the few who
learn by observation, and
the rest of them who have to
touch the fire to see for
themselves if it's really hot.
Students in a psychology
class at a local college were
attending their first class on
emotional extremes.
"In order to establish some
parameters," the professor
said to a student from
Sherman, "What is the
opposite of joy?"
"Sadness," replied the
student.
"And what is the opposite of
depression?", the professor
asked a young lady from
Denison.
"Elation," she answered.
"And you, young man," he
said to a student from
Howe. "What about the
opposite of woe?"
"Well, sir, I believe that'd
be 'giddy-up'."
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Wilson, the son of superintendent
Kevin Wilson played in every sport
offered and was the starting
cornerback in football, starting
forward in basketball, starting
outfielder in baseball and excelled at
track was well as capturing the
award for the best male golfer.
Harvey, a four-time basketball alldistrict MVP led her team to multiple
deep playoff runs and is considered
to be unquestionably the best female
basketball player to ever play for
Howe. She also took home the
female basketball MVP award.
The fall awards went to Tyler
Grisham for Football MVP and
Hailey Hopper for Volleyball MVP.
Boys Cross Country MVP was Justin
Duerr while Darci Foster was named
the MVP for Girls Cross Country.
Fans and coaches will have more room this fall at Bulldog Stadium with
upgrades planned at the oldest active stadium in North Texas.
As mentioned, Harvey was named
the Girls Basketball MVP and
Griffin Underwood took the honor
on the boys side.
Bulldog Stadium will look a little bit
different when Howe fans start
making their way back to the oldest
active stadium in North Texas. Howe
ISD Board of Trustees approved an
addition to the home bleachers and
also approved construction for a new
press box to go on the east (visitors)
side of the field. The bleacher
contract went to Southern Bleacher
Company for $97,800.
At the meeting, High School
Principal Michael Smiley
recognized Mrs. Katie Wilson as the
teacher of the month, the One-Act
Play cast and academic UIL
participants.
Superintendent Kevin Wilson
reviewed the March enrollment
numbers with the board and reported
that enrollment was 1022.5 students.
Triston "Stump" Matthews who was
featured in last week's edition for his
scholarship with Austin College
received the Boys Powerlifting
MVP. Dreanna McAdams was
awarded the Girls Powerlifting MVP.
The high school will also get some
upgrades with a new hog barn and
cattle barn to be on the east side of the
property that sits at the corner of
Ponderosa and Denny Streets. Metal
Masters received the bid to construct
the facilities with a total of $368,104.
The ISD is prepared with election
officials as early voting begins April
25 and runs to May 3. Election Day
is May 7 and will be held at the
Howe ISD main office on Tutt
Street.
Wilson was the MVP of Boys Golf
and the Girls MVP was not
announced due to the team still
playing and in the state tournament
this week.
The school board approved a
refinance of $6.5 million of the bond
debt. The savings will be $881,998
over the next 12 years.
Superintendent Wilson also reported
to the board that he had received a
letter of resignation from Terisa
O’Dowd announcing her retirement.
Chris Blaszak was the MVP of Boys
Tennis and the Girls Tennis MVP
was shared by Sofia Roberts and
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Hopper.
Whitney Kirby was named the
Cheerleading MVP.
purchased new shooting shirts for
the boys basketball team and
shoulder pad bags and travel shirts
for the football team as well as
footballs. The booster club also
paid for the Hudl Software for boys
and girls athletics.
The Girls Track MVP was
freshman Bethany Masters who is
competing in regional competition.
Dawson McDonald was named
Over $2,000 in scholarships were
Boyd Track MVP.
awarded by the booster club to
athletes.
Each year Leon Thornhill
announces two athletes to receive For her contributions to the Howe
the Dickey Thornhill Memorial
Athletic Booster Club, Sharon
Scholarship. This year's recipients Carroll was given the Bulldogs #1
were Stratton Carroll and Darci
Fan award.
Foster.
the Howe Athletic Booser Club is
The Howe Athletic Booster Club
an independent organization
has raised over $20,000 each of the designed to support, promote,
past two years under the leadership encourage and assist in financing
of President Ken Honaker. Some of extra-curricular athletic activities.
their accomplishments were
producing a full color football
Membership in HABC is open to
program with over 70 pages. They parents, family members,
had a funnel cake booth at the Fall businesses and community
Festival and had raffle baskets at
members who desire to support
football and basketball games.
HHS boys and girls athletic
They provided hospitality rooms for programs.
several events and hosted the
annual powerlifting meet. The
HABC meets the second Monday
booster club also purchased a cargo of each month in the HHS Lecture
trailer for the athletic department. Hall. Officer elections for vice
They added bullpens for softball
president and secretary will be held
and baseball and purchased new
at the May meeting.
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hurdles, discus nets for track. They
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Booster Club Schoarship recipients: L-R: Stratton Carroll, Sam
Akins, Holly Hawkins and Darci Foster.
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Bulldogs beat Ponder,
Whitesboro and clinch playoffs
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Photo by Michelle Carney
The Howe Bulldogs took the last
of five lead changes in a back-andforth affair against Ponder ,
securing a 4-3 victory on Tuesday
at Bowie, Tx.
Underwood also was the winning
pitcher for the Bulldogs even
though he allowed five runs over
six innings. He struck out two,
walked five and gave up five hits.
Howe finally managed to grab the
lead after a strong seventh inning.
by taking the pushing across the
winning run with an RBI single by
Matt Griffin, scoring Griffin
Underwood.
Howe closer Matt Griffin put away
the final three outs to record the
save.
Howe didn't relinquish the lead
after scoring seven runs in the
fourth inning when they scored on
It was a good day at the plate for
a two-run homer by Underwood
Howe's Triston "Stump" Matthews and two singles.
as he went 2 for 3 and scored one
run. He singled in the second and
This will be the first playoff trip for
fourth innings.
Howe since 2014 when the 'Dogs
were led by Garrett Fulenchek.
Stratton Carroll got the win for the Howe finishes with a district record
Bulldogs by allowing three runs
of 8-5.
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Whitesboro in the fourth inning
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the district, however, they are a
game out of second place and a lot
could change on Tuesday's games.
Howe will travel to Gunter on
Griffin Underwood racked up three Tuesday to close out the regular
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Hargrove throws no-hitter for
Lady Bulldogs
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Madisyn Hargrove deals to Ponder in her no-hitter on Tuesday.
Photo by Michelle Carney
Wednesday was a day Madisyn
Hargrove will remember forever as
she threw a no-hitter in the Lady
Bulldogs' 14-1 victory over Ponder
.
No Ponder batter was able to locate
Hargrove's pitches during the
game. She struck out seven batters
and walked none while recording
her momentous feat.
Eleven runs in the first three
innings helped the Lady Bulldogs
blow out Ponder . A passed ball, an
RBI single by Kayla Anderson, and
a two-run home run by Payton
Griffin during the first inning and
and a sacrifice fly by Hargrove in
the second inning helped the Lady
Bulldogs put some runs on the
board early.
Peyton Streetman boosted her
batting average thanks to a perfect
2 for 2 day at the plate to pace the
Lady Bulldogs. She doubled in the
first inning and singled in the
fourth inning.
with such outcome. Hargrove,
who was nearly perfect on Tuesday
felt the effects of the "Tom Grieve
Equalization Theory" as she gave
up six runs in six innings, walked
three and struck out six.
Peyton Streetman collected three
hits in the loss at Whitesboro but
the team as a total struck out 12
times.
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Whitesboro was sparked by Power
and Autry, who teamed up for four
hits and three RBIs.
The bottom of the first saw
Whitesboro take an early lead, 1-0.
Case singled to ignite Whitesboro's
offense. A groundout by Lang then
moved Case from first to second.
The Lady Bulldogs matched their
two-run fourth inning with two
more in the fifth. In the fourth,
howe scored on an error, plating
Anderson.
The lead stayed with Whitesboro
The Lady Bulldogs easily handled after the fifth, when they scored
five runs on three singles and a
Ponder pitching as six hitters
combined for eight hits, eight RBIs two-run triple by Power.
and 10 runs scored.
After pushing across one run in the
top of the seventh, the Lady
A rare occurrence happened on
Bulldogs faced just a 6-5 deficit. A
Friday night - the Lady Bulldogs
lost a game. Granted, it was only a solo home run by Hargrove gave
the Lady Bulldogs life. Finally,
one-run loss, 6-5 to Whitesboro,
Power got Emily Sanders to to end
but it was only the third time this
year that the girls left the diamond the game.
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Schedule
of Events
1PM – VENDOR SETUP
2PM – HORSESHOE
TOURNAMENT
2PM – CAR SHOW
2PM – HOWE LIONS CLUB
42 DOMINO TOURNAMENT
2PM – TOUCH A TRUCK
EVENT STARTS ON W.
DAVIS STREET
3PM – CITY LIGHTS BAND
LIVE MUSIC
4PM – ATHLETIC CHEER
FORCE PERFORMANCE
a
5PM – LIVE PIE AUCTION
5:15PM – FIERCE MOTIONS
DANCE PERFORMANCE
5:30 PM – LAWNMOWER
RACES IN DOWNTOWN
6PM – TOUCH A TRUCK
EVENT ENDS
6PM – DUANE PETERS AND
SIMPLY BLESSED LIVE
MUSIC BEGINS
7PM – ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF WINNERS OF ALL
EVENTS
8PM – FOUNDERS DAY
OFFICIALLY ENDS
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Masters, Akins headed to regionals
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Bethany Masters
Sam Akins
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Howe High School's Bethany Masters and Sam
Akins will advance to regional track
competition after finishing well in the area
meet.
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and tied for third in the high jump with a
leap of 5-10.
The Region II Conference 3A regional track
and field meet will take place at Wildcat
Masters finished first in the 300 meter hurdles
Stadium in Whitehouse, Texas on April 29with a time of 47.41. She also finished third in 30. Akins is scheduled to compete at 9 am
the long jump and will advance in that category on Friday for high jump and Saturday
as well after jumping 15-08.
morning at 9 am for long jump. Masters will
compete at 2:30 on Friday for the 300 meter
Akins finished second in the long jump at 20-09 hurdles and 11 am Saturday for long jump.
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Local Church Calendar
Feed My Sheep
May 7 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
First United Methodist Church,
810 N. Denny, Howe, TX
30th Annual Howe Founders Day
May 7 @ 2:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Downtown Howe, Texas, 100 E.
Howe Lions Club Potluck Dinner Haning, St., Howe, TX
and Mixer
April 26 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Keep Howe Beautiful Meeting
New Beginning Fellowship, 910 May 9 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Denny St., Howe, TX
Howe Development Alliance, 101
E. Haning St., Howe, TX
Howe Bulldogs at Gunter Tigers
April 26 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Howe Athletic Booster Club
Gunter High School, 1102 N 8th meeting
St., Gunter, TX
May 9 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Howe High School Lecture Hall,
Howe Chamber of Commerce
200 E. Ponderosa Rd., Howe, TX
board meeting
May 2 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Peggy’s Porch
Howe Development Alliance, 101 May 14 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am
Peggy’s Porch, behind City Hall
Howe, TX
2nd Annual Howe Hall of Honor
and Awards Ceremony
Howe City Council Meeting
May 6 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
May 17 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Howe Development Alliance, 101 Howe Community Center, 700 W.
Haning St., Howe, TX
Howe City Council and ISD
Board of Trustees Elections
May 7 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Howe I.S.D. Administration
Office, 105 W. Tutt, Howe, TX
Howe ISD Board of Trustees
Meeting
May 19 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Howe I.S.D. Administration
Office, 105 W. Tutt, Howe, TX
First United Methodist Church of Howe
Tuesday
8:15 - 1:00 Wee Care Learning Center
9:30 am Women's Bible Study
6:00 pm Boy Scouts
7:00 pm Men's Group
Wednesday
9:00 am - Wednesday Workers
6:00 pm - Wed Night Meal & Family Night
6:30 pm - Women's Bible Study
6:30 pm - Jr.High and Sr. High Youth
6:30 pm - Chidren's Program - "Encounter"
6:30 pm - Pastor's Program
Thursday
8:15 - 1:15 Wee Care Preschool
Sunday
8:40 am - Coffee and Donuts
9:00 am - Sunday School
10:00 am - Worship service
3:00 pm - Cub Scouts
Howe Church of Christ
Tuesday
10:00 am - Terrific Tuesday Bible Class
Wednesday
7:00 pm - Bible Classes (all ages)
Friday
7:00 pm - Friday Bible Study Group
Sunday
9:00 am - Bible Classes (all ages)
10:00 am - Worship Service
5:00 pm - Worship Service
First Baptist Church Howe
Tuesday
7:00 pm - Bible Study
Wednesday
6:30 pm - Fuel
6:45 pm - Adult Bible Study
7:00 pm - Youth Bible Study
7:30 pm - Choir
Sunday
8:30 am - Traditional Worship service
9:45 am - Bible Fellowship
11:00 am - Contemporary Worship service
A Christian Fellowship, Luella
Wednesday
6:30 pm – Potluck Meal
7:00 pm – Worship Service
7:00 pm – Jr & Sr High Youth
Sunday
9:30 am – Sunday School (all ages)
10:30 am – Worship Service
10:30 am – KidZone Children’s Service
(5yr – 12 yr)
First Baptist Church Dorchester
Wednesday
6:00 pm - Meal (Donations for adults and
kids eat free)
6:30 pm - Praise service
7:00 pm - Youth Bible Study
7:00 pm - RA's/GA's/children's group
Sunday
9:00 am - Men's Prayer Time
9:45 am - Sunday School
10:45 am - A.M.Worship Service
5:00 pm - Adult Chior Practice
6:00 pm - Evening Worship
New Beginning Fellowship
Wednesday
7:00 pm - Kids Church
7:00 pm - Radiate Youth
Sunday
10:00 am - Kids Church
10:00 am - Morning Service
Community Bible Fellowship
Monday
7:00 pm - Luella home group Bible Study
Wednesday
6:30 pm - Food and Fellowship
7:00 pm - Childrens's Ministry
7:00 pm - Youth and Adult Bible Study
Sunday
10:30 am - Worship Service
7:00 pm - Howe home group Bible Study
Times are subject to change.
Please check with each
church for any possible
changes
Howe plans for big couple of weeks
In the next couple of weeks there
will be lots of things to do in
Howe, Texas. Between the Howe
Chamber of Commerce, the Howe
Fire Department and the Howe
Lions Club, the city will have an
Howe
influx of people in town through
May 7.
chartered Howe Lions Club will kick
off their first event with a Potluck
Dinner and Mixer. The event will
take place in the Fellowship Hall of
New Beginning Fellowship at 910
N. Denny St. in Howe.
Commerce’s Awards Ceremony
which they will be naming the
Norma J. Wallace Citizen of the
Year, Business of the Year, New
Business of the Year, Volunteer
Organization of the Year as well as
inducting the three newest
Founders Day Weekend will kick off members to the Howe Hall of
on Friday night, May 6 at 6:30 pm
Honor. Inductees are Jimmy
Starting April 26 at 6:30, the newly with the Howe Area Chamber of
Bearden, Norman Dickey and
Steve Simmons. Dickey, Simmons
and the family of Bearden will
each speak at the event. Facebook
event located here.
The following day is the 30th
Annual Founders Day which looks
to have more festivities and
vendors than in many years. The
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Founders Day
Faith
by Debbie Wallis
of who He is. It can only be
found when you have an intimate
relationship with Jesus, “that in
Me you my have peace”. Peace
doesn’t happen instantly when
you are saved; you choose it by
an obedient life; “you may have
peace.” His peace comes from
you living out His Word through
your obedience. In this world
you will face trials, sadness, fears
and disappointments but your
courage will come by knowing in
your heart that Jesus has already
overcome the world at Calvary.
Nothing will take you away from
Him. There is nothing that takes
Him by surprise. Nothing can
“Peace I leave you, My peace I give undo His plan for you, no matter
to you; not as the world gives to you. your past. His plan for you
Let not your heart be troubled,
remains the same.
neither let it be afraid,” John 14:27.
You were not given eternal life
Every morning while eating his
for your sake alone. If you are
cereal, my husband reads the
living for your own pleasure you
internet news. The world is filled
will not have peace, it will be
with conflict. I can’t imagine
impossible. That is not the plan
anyone who doesn’t want peace, but for your life. In other words, if
few really have it. There can be
you wake up only to do what you
moments that people find calmness, want to do and when you want to
but a single circumstance can fill
do it….you will never have true
hearts with fear. There is no peace peace. You will live in fear,
this world can offer through
anxiousness, depression and
companionship, education or
doubt of your own self worth.
financial security. If you look for
Jesus was sent to this world to do
this universe to give you peace you the will of His Father and just as
will have more anxiety. There is no Jesus had a mission, you have
bond with the values of this world one also. All Christians are
that you can not loose. People go
called to unite with other
away, jobs change and money can be Christians to do the will of God
lost in a moment. We each will have on earth for as long as we live.
circumstances that cause us stress
Yes, we have jobs and families to
and to loose our peace because our support and it’s perfectly fine
peace will not sustain.
with God for us to do things that
are fun with no purpose other
“These things I have spoken to you, than to enjoy ourselves. But you
that in Me you may have peace. In also have a unique calling by
the world you will have tribulation; God to do for others as you
but be of good cheer, I have
represent Christ. That’s the
overcome the world,” John 16:33.
purpose of talents and skills; they
Sometimes no mater how much you are a gift from God to be given to
try you still struggle with anxiety
His people. It can be used as
and fear. The peace that Jesus is
your livelihood and also your
speaking of is not from knowledge way to help others. We bring
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glory to Him when we help each
other.
We have an opportunity to be a
witness of the peace of God each
and every day. Our dispositions, our
words and our actions can either
draw others to Christ or push them
away. You have things to do that
will point others to Christ. This
can’t be done without the peace of
God working in your life. His peace
is the only way that you will
maintain through adversity and hard
times. It’s only in His peace that
you can accomplish what He has sit
aside for you to do. My Aunt Peggy
is an example of good health. She
had a health food store in Lewisville
for years and before that she read,
researched and lived her knowledge
of what to and not to do to stay
healthy. She is approaching 80 and
hasn’t gone to the doctor in over
forty years. She is logical and
brings it all back to God, still
physically strong and I look to her
wisdom when I need advice. Her
health is a testament that I can trust.
What she says works is working in
her own life. I’m not going to ask
someone who is always sick how to
stay well. I’m not going to ask
someone who is always anxious
how to have peace. As you remain
in the peace of Christ, your love for
others will amaze the world. Jesus
will shine bright through you and
people will be drawn to the light of
Christ in your life. This is the peace
that those who don’t know Jesus
cannot relate to.
“But even more blessed are all who
hear the word of God and put it into
practice,” Luke 11:28. If you don’t
have a Bible please contact me at
sfadebbie@yahoo.com and I will
provide you one.
Howe Chamber of Commerce has
moved the time of the event to 2pm
-8pm for more of a festive
atmosphere to go more in line with
the highly successful Fall Festival.
The location will be in Downtown
Howe and will feature bounce
houses, bubble machines, pizza,
kettle corn, sliders, fries,
homemade ice cream, horseshoe
tournament, 42 tournament,
lawnmower race, shaved ice and
much more. There will be live
music throughout the day as well as
dance performances and cheer
performances. The chamber is also
hosting a “Touch A Truck” event
which will allow kids and adults
(for a small fee) to be able to climb
inside large machinery and have
their pictures made. Police cars,
fire trucks, county machinery, farm
machinery and new trucks will be
in the event. All of the money
raised from the Touch A Truck will
go to upgrade local parks.
Facebook event located here.
In conjunction with the Founders
Day celebration, the Howe Fire
Department has completely
reorganized the Classic Car Show
with help from local classic car
experts. Over 40 cars have already
entered the show. Judges will be
Rob Hunt from AAAA Automotive
in Luella and Kevin Barnett from
Star Auto Body in Howe. Awards
will be given on-site in the
following divisions: Best Ford,
Best Chevy, Best MoPAR, Best of
the Rest, Best Original Car, Best
Original Truck, Best Modified Car,
Best Modified Truck, Mayor’s
Choice, Best of Show Car, Best of
Show Truck. Entries are $15 preshow and $20 at the event.
Registrations are located at Howe
City Hall or over phone at 903-5325571.
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Learn about antiques and collectibles
with Dr. Georgia Caraway
The gear and accessories
associated with cowboys and
vaqueros, cattle trails and cow
towns; old forts and ranches are
desirable to collectors today.
Stirrups, bits and spurs are
fascinating fragments of early
Western days and ways and
deserve more recognition than is
given them. Much has been
written about trail driving,
cowboys and western towns, but
one important segment of the open
range has been neglected—the
vaquero and the gear he used.
images included horseheads,
eagles, and the diamonds, hearts,
clubs and spades from a deck of
playing cards.
The boxcar or box stirrup looks
cumbersome in appearance, but
they were particularly suitable to
the vaquero’s riding style. They
are an adaptation of the older
Spanish one-piece wooden stirrup
called “doghouse” and the tread on
some of these stirrups is quite
wide—six inches or so. The
vaqueros of the borderlands were
tradition-bound and they clung to
A great many of the early
some old world principles in the
southwestern cattle spreads were
handling of range ponies that were
staffed with a larger complement of at great variance with the
Mexican vaqueros than their white American cowboy. Vaqueros
counterparts. Vaqueros brought
favored boxcars long after
from across the border the
cowboys had adopted stirrups of
traditional equipment of the
more practical size, shape, and
Spanish horseman--some of the
weight. Stirrups were purely
most ornate and stylized trappings functional and rarely decorated.
in the entire realm of horse gear.
The oxbow stirrup is much
narrower than the boxcar.
The Chihuahua spur has a hefty
solidness that we see in traditional The Chihuahua spur, spade and
Spanish furniture. These spurs are ring bits, and the boxcar stirrup
highly decorated in their silver
were the earliest of the gear. So, if
inlay and the large spur wheels
collecting westerniana appeals to
(rowels) that can be a much as
you, gitalong to your favorite
three inches in diameter. They
western store or antique shop and
were designed to wrangle some
rustle up some cowboy gear.
degree of compliance from the
half-wild mustangs that the
Special note: MANY MANY
vaqueros rode. The same is true of thanks to our friends in the Howe
ring and spade bits. They are also area who have supported our
of strong Spanish influence
business this past year. We are so
designed to control mounts not
happy to be a part of this
always compatible with their
wonderful community.
riders’ intention.
Dr. Georgia Caraway, former
Leading American spur makers
director of the Denton County
were Crockett, Kelly Brothers,
Museums for 14 years, and her
Garcia, Bass, Boone, Hunt,
friends opened the Howe
Branche, McChesney, Main &
Mercantile at 107 East Haning.
Winchester, and Parker. Spurs
Store hours are Thursday through
were made of a variety of materials Saturday noon until 8 p.m. She has
such as wrought and cast iron,
written four Denton history books
stainless steel, monel steel, nickel and has finished a 5th history
silver, brass, copper, and
about the North Texas State Fair
combinations of these—often with and Rodeo that will be published
inlay in sterling silver and rowels in August. She hopes her next
cut from U.S. half-dollars. Shanks book will be the history of
might take the form of a woman’s Howe. PLEASE SHOP
leg (the popular “gal-leg type), a
LOCALLY. We can show you
bird’s head, or a rattlesnake.
Howe!
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Thank you
Words cannot express how
thankful my family and I are for
the help and support everyone
showed us during the loss of “Our
Hero”. We want to thank everyone
for the visits, special prayers,
cards, flowers, the ladies who
prepared the food and served our
large family, all the delicious food
delivered to my house, First
Baptist Church for their support,
the Police department and city
employees who escorted M.E. to
the cemetery, Scoggins funeral
home for taking such good care of
us.
Thou Art” for M.E., and of course
Jim Smith, Gene Needham, and
Lynn Owens who shared memories
of M.E., and Joshua Brewington for
the picture and song presentation.
M.E. loved life, his family, and the
Howe community and I will always
be grateful to people that shared
their love and fun things about M.E.
that made their lives better. And to
Monte Walker for kind words about
M.E. and making the Hardware
Store a nice place and fulfilling one
of his bucket list.
We are so thankful God gave us 3
years more than the doctors
estimated.
A special thanks to Kevin Bouse
for conducting the service
celebrating M.E.’s life, T.C.
Thank you all so very much,
Carroll for such comforting words, Marie, Paris, Allison and the
our beautiful niece LiAnn
family.
Armitage who sang “How Great
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Texas History Minute:
Apollo 11 landings in 1969 and
the family watched on TV, she
sat in another room taking care
of her father as he lay dying of
cancer.
In the 1970s and 1980s, the
debate over women in the
workplace and wives working
outside the home perplexed her.
“We all worked,” she would say.
In 1984, she married Jeff Seay, a
respected rancher and gentleman
Dr. Ken Bridges
from Archer City. The two had
Veron Seay was not a woman people many happy times together.
will read about in the history books. While living on the ranch, she
She was not famous, but she was the once helped birth a calf, the first
time she ever saw anything being
kind of person that the world was
born. As Jeff Seay’s health
better for having around.
declined, she cared for him day
and night. She later recalled that
She was born Lois Veron Harris in
as he passed away, he saw
1927 in Ragtown, Texas, a small
someone above him and reached
community of farmers just outside
out. She would tell the story
Paris. She had an older brother,
Gaylon, who died when he was five, often that whoever Jeff Seay saw
in his dying moments, he was
and a younger sister, LaFay.
glad to see them.
The family later moved further west
to Wichita Falls when she was young Well into retirement, she
continued to work. She
in hopes of better work. The Great
Depression, however, hit the family volunteered for many years with
several organizations, always
hard. Her mother would have to
helping others and always
make dresses for her and her sister
out of old potato sacks. For a time in treating each volunteer job as she
the 1930s, her parents were only able would any other job.
to support the family through Works Her faith was always there, and
she read the Bible and religious
Progress Administration work
books voraciously, always
projects, her father digging ditches
asking questions about it all.
or helping pave highways and her
Even pushing 80, she still
mother working in WPA sewing
walked the ten blocks to and
rooms or canning rooms. At one
point, all they had to eat in the house from church on Sunday
mornings and Wednesday nights.
was one can of Spanish rice. But
they worked hard, endured, and
For Veron Seay, kindness was
gradually overcame their poverty.
never a weakness. Self-respect
and hard work were always a
When she was growing up, their
given. If someone ever took
denomination would be whatever
church was within walking distance. advantage of her generous
nature, she would just shrug it
She would go on to teach Sunday
off and move on. She would
School and Vacation Bible School
never allow someone else’s lack
for nearly six decades.
of character to diminish her
In 1940, she had to quit school in the own. Being good to others was
an expectation.
eighth grade to go to work. She
mentioned in her job as a waitress
When her sister became ill, she
that she made $6 per week for a
seven-day week and thought she was cared for her day and night,
refusing to leave her side. As
getting rich.
they had been all their lives, they
She married W. T. Nichols in 1947, were inseparable. Not long after
her sister passed away, her exa marriage that later ended in
divorce. When she gave birth to her husband became ill, and she took
care of him, too, staying at this
only daughter in 1948, the bill was
side the whole time with all
only $50, including the ambulance
forgiven. Losing so much in the
ride to the hospital and back home.
Family was always important. When span of just a few months took
its toll and her, and her health
men walked on the Moon with the
declined.
One life touches another. Perhaps
the ultimate legacy anyone can
She was tired, but she still wanted leave is the example they lead,
to take care of everybody. In
how they touch the lives of others,
March, she suffered a serious
and how they made them feel.
stroke that briefly paralyzed her.
And sometimes we find a special
With modern medicine and a
person in our lives who makes us
strong spirit, she was up walking
want to be better people. That was
the next day. Her luck ran out, and the special legacy of Veron Seay,
she suffered a second stroke a
my grandmother.
month later, much more serious
Dr. Bridges is a Texas native,
and one she would not be able to
recover from. She died April 16 at writer, and history professor. He
the age of 88.
can be reached at
drkenbridges@gmail.com.
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Hall of Honor tickets on sale
a
Howe Hall of Honor will be held on May 6 at 6:30 pm in the Howe Chamber building. This year's inductees are Norman Dickey, Jimmy
Bearden and Steve Simmons. The Howe Chamber will also present the annual community awards. Tickets are now on sale for $15 and
can be purchased at Independent Bank, City Hall and the Chamber.
Mame Roberts' beautification efforts live on
On Friday, the Texas beautification
icon and Howe’s own Miss Mame
Roberts’ photo went up on the wall
that faces the highway she once
planted crepe myrtles along back in
the 1930s and 40s. Ironically, her
photo is lifted up on Earth Day as her
efforts to beautify Howe now live on
nearly 40 years after her death. The
sign is an awareness effort by the
volunteer organization, Keep Howe
Beautiful, which is a local affiliate
Howe PTA
Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week is May 2-6. The Howe PTA is
gearing up to provide the teachers and staff an amazing lunch. It will be
Mexican food themed. If you would like to help please sign up for a dish
to bring, volunteer or bring a gift or all the above.
To bring Appreciation Gifts: www.volunteersignup.org/3T8FX
To volunteer time: www.volunteersignup.org/L9BDF
To Bring Food: www.SignUpGenius.com/go/20F0A44A8AD23A3FA7 teacherstaff
under the program Keep Texas
Beautiful.
Her campaign to make Howe the
"Prettiest Little Town in Texas"
motivated other small Texas towns to
take similar action. She received
attention from Life Magazine,
Reader's Digest and was named
"Woman of the Day" on May 14,
1949, on Eleanor and Anna
Roosevelt's National Radio Program.
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DOWNTOWN HOWE
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2PM - 8PM
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Howe Elementary six-weeks awards
A Honor Roll
5th Six Weeks
A-B Honor Roll
5th Six Weeks
Kindergarten:
Sophie Castellanos, Isabella
Fleming, Michael Gonzalez,
Triston Isenhower, Gavin Snapp,
Autumn Stephens, Addison
Donoho, Tatum Lindly, Jaden
Strunc, Noah Fox, Javier
Gutierrez-Ramirez, Hannah
Ingram, Dylan Mayhue, Ethan
Potter, Alex Reed, Malachi
Simpson, Rylee Valles, Kalynne
Wilson, Brinley Zolfaghari,
Adaline Carter, Kennedy Garner,
Caris Riley
Kindergarten:
Hunter Grant, Emilee Nelson,
Salome Uriostegui, Tabitha Bjorn,
Casey Bowles, Carson Chandler,
Vivian Davis, Sophia Eitelman,
Samantha Fuhr, Isabel Henley, Luke
Jobes, Carson Allen, Aydan
Chantaca, Noah Fox, Raley
Freeman, Robert Wilson, Taylor
Brunner, Rylie Marr, Ella Owens,
Keelan Pointer, Noah Pugh, Cooper
Shadden, Sophie Sutton, Claudia
Valadez
First Grade:
Eric Dailey, Keelan Davis, Rowan
Fair, James Johnson, Leyton
Murphy, Logan Nitchman,
Kendall O’Brien, Brenyn Oswalt,
Bryce Pieper, Javier Torres, Macie
Bryant, Kaitlynn McKnight, Kenzi
Perry, Seanna Roper, Chrys
Simpson, Braxton Buttery, Peyton
Duncan, Brooklyn Farmer, Gage
Owens, Taryn Ray, Calie White,
Giselle Alejos-Cacho, Charles
Fuhr, Mason Sutherland
Second Grade:
Jalyn Devore, Vincent Molina,
Amarise Morris, Elias Roberts,
Brooklyn Upton, Sage Weatherly,
Lauren Catching, Andronica
Morris, Abigail Buttery, Noah
Christman, Kyler Heilman,
Addelyn Leakey, Zaiden Woods,
Remington Barker, Addison Bond,
Vincent Castellanos, Malyssa
Hawkins, Gavyn Matthews,
Bowen McAdams, Eli Stoner,
Haley White, Eisley Zolfaghari
Third Grade:
Talan Haley, Kai Hudson,
Maddison Wade, Allie Armstrong,
Kason Bader, Christian Bates,
Bergen Bjorn, Nathan Hernandez,
Lucas Reese, Kamry Snapp, Mia
Wilson, Logan Duty, William
Fuhr, Jackson Malta, Annastasia
McAdams, Brynn Riley, Hunter
Shaw, Presley Shockey
Fourth Grade:
Caden Garner, Noah Riley,
Kendall Griffin, Zeb Montgomery,
Sandra Nitchman, Riley Troxtell,
Jacob Campbell
Elizabeth Word, Stephanie Bastida,
Rodey Fincher, Kenzlee Jones,
Dylan Owen, Thomas Roberson,
Hannah Thompkins, Charles Vera,
Claire Wilkins
Henry Delavan, Noah Fox, Raley
Freeman, Javier Gutierrez-Ramirez,
Hannah Ingram, Dylan Mayhue,
Ethan Potter, Alex Reed, Malachi
Simpson, Kalynne Wilson, Robert
Wilson, Greggory Bradford, Taylor
Brunner, Adaline Carter, Allison
Frazier, Santiago Garcia-Posada,
Kennedy Garner, Kash Mace, Rylie
Marr, Noah Montgomery, Ella
Owens, Noah Pugh, Caris Riley,
Cooper Shadden, Sophie Sutton,
Claudia Valadez, Kaidynce Withrow
Fourth Grade:
Catelyn Armstrong, Dax Foster,
Jaycie Grisham, Kayley Laubhan,
Lucas Mitchell, Cameron Pugh,
Jenna Roper, Payton Stapleton,
Courtney White, Rowdy
Kuykendall, Jonathan Smith,
Ainsley Denham, Ryleigh Jenkins,
Alex Jones, Mason Klarsfeld, Evan First Grade:
Leakey, Autumn Owens, Kynlee
Kimberlee Arteaga, Eric Dailey,
Ray, Jake Snodgrass, Gage Troxtell, Keelan Davis, Rowan Fair, Shaelyn
First Grade:
Mahlon Walker, Clayton Duree,
Fiel, Elias Foust, Nathan Garibay,
Kimberlee Arteaga, Shaelyn Fiel,
Madalyn Helpenstell, Emma
James Johnson, Leyton Murphy,
Nathan Garibay, Ava Herbert-Muse, Hitesman, Colton Little, Kolin
Logan Nitchman, Kendall O’Brien,
Jackson Teel, Alexis Woods,
Murphy, Haley Richardson, Logan Brenyn Oswalt, Bryce Pieper,
Macie Bryant, Jordan Burton,
Smith
Colten Smiley, Jackson Teel, Javier
Austin Chandler, Jayden Lukash,
Torres, Alexis Woods, Jordan
Elizabeth McLaughlin, Samaire
Burton, Sheyanne Campbell, Jayden
Accelerated Reader TOP TEN
Moss, Abigail Petty, Caden Allen, 5th six weeks
Lukash, Kaitlynn McKnight,
Elizabeth Alsobrook, Andrew
Boatright, Lilly Fincher, Jacson
Second Grade:
Moss, Abigail Petty, Seanna Roper,
Hightower, Carsen Hix, Jaileigh
Bowen McAdams, Kiefer Phillips, Chrys Simpson,
Murphy, Lucas Murphy, Zoey
Noah Christman, Katy Davis,
Andrew Boatright, Braxton Buttery,
Reynolds, Benjamin Taylor, Dana Remington Barker, Melia Gilmore, Peyton Duncan, Brooklyn Farmer,
Vera, Mya Vines,
Eisley Zolfaghari, Ridley Carter,
Jacson Hightower, Carsen Hix,
Braylen Johnson, Riken Tilley,
Zoie Kemp, Jackson Moreau
Jaileigh Murphy, Lucas Murphy,
Chris Torres, Sicileigh Weinmann,
Gage Owens, Hadlee Phillips, Taryn
Kason Windon
Third Grade:
Ray, Zoey Reynolds, Benjamin
Brynn Riley, Nathan Hernandez,
Taylor, Dana Vera, Mya Vines,
Second Grade:
Noah Fowler, Ben Garibay,
Calie White, Charles Fuhr, Isaiah
Ridley Carter, Makenzie Edgett,
Stephanie Bastida, Marcos Tapia, Higgins, Braylen Johnson, Mason
Anthony Mendoza, Preston Miller, Maddison Wade, Hunter Roberson, Sutherland, Riken Tilley, Chris
Jackson Moreau, Dillon Patterson, Annalys Turci, Roman Garbrandt Torres, Sicileigh Weinmann, Kason
Tori Williams, Cordillia Wilson, Iris
Windon
Burton, Gage Carr, Katy Davis,
Fourth Grade:
Faridy Gonzalez, David Grant, AJ Noah Riley, Caden Garner, JJ
Second Grade:
Johnson, Kylie Johnson, Kayla
Richards, Cameron Pugh, Jenifer
Ridley Carter, Sophie Cherry,
Klarsfeld, Baylie Marr, Garrett
Ferreyra, Sandra Nitchman, Logan Kelton Denham, Jalyn Devore,
Rodgers, Gavin Rodgers, Logan
Smith, Jake Snodgrass, Mary Burris, Makenzie Edgett, Marisa Kehrer,
Smith, Brian White, Dakota
Makayla Smith
Jaydon Kindle, Brevin Mayo,
Wilkinson, Brianna Graham,
Anthony Mendoza, Vincent Molina,
William Ingram, Zoie Kemp,
Jackson Moreau, Amarise Morris,
Accelerated Reader Goal
Beaudy Kuykendall, Nowlin
Dillon Patterson, Alyssa Pesano,
5th 6 weeks
Langford, Maelee McBride, Kiefer
Elias Roberts, Brooklyn Upton,
Phillips, Aubri Pittman, Gradin
Kindergarten:
Sage Weatherly, Tori Williams,
Weinmann, Christian Beisel, Xavier Sophie Castellanos, Grant Davidson, Cordillia Wilson,
Foust, Aris Fox, Melia Gilmore,
Isabella Fleming, Collin Goldston, Gage Carr, Lauren Catching, Katy
Ayla Jones, Riley McCollum,
Michael Gonzalez, Hunter Grant,
Davis, David Grant, James Reese,
Harper Park, Kamryn Powless,
Brianna Henderson, Triston
Garrett Rodgers, Logan Smith,
Savannah Smith, Clayton Stallings, Isenhower, Chloe Jacoby, Emilee Haelie Atkinson, Hayden Brunner,
Yaira Tovar
Nelson, Gavin Snapp, Autumn
Abigail Buttery, Brandon Caballero,
Stephens, Salome Uriostegui, Dylan Noah Christman, Brianna Graham,
Third Grade:
Villagomez-Cuevas, Olyvia
Kyler Heilman, William Ingram,
Parker Daniels, Garren Lankford,
Atkinson, Casey Bowles, Carson
Zoie Kemp, Nowlin Langford,
Seth Lea, Jaedyn Nance, Grace
Chandler, Quentin Cole, Caden
Addelyn Leakey, Maelee McBride,
Randall, Emaleigh Sweeden, Colton Crosson, Vivian Davis, Addison
Gracey Mem, Kiefer Phillips, Aubri
Tinker, Rian Cox, Roman
Donoho, Sophia Eitelman,
Pittman, April Salazar, Zoe
Garbrandt, Hunter Roberson,
Samantha Fuhr, Isabel Henley, Luke Thompson, Gradin Weinmann,
Charlie Turner, Hayden Adkins,
Jobes, Tatum Lindly, Logan
Zaiden Woods,
Benjamin Garibay, Braden Ulmer, Robinson, Chloe Self, Jaden Strunc, Remington Barker, Christian Beisel,
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Triston Williams, Kasen Wilson,
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Eric Dailey, Keelan Davis, Rowan
Fair, Elias Foust, Nathan Garibay,
Ava Herbert-Muse, James Johnson,
Leyton Murphy, Logan Nitchman,
Kendall O’Brien, Brenyn Oswalt,
Bryce Pieper, Colten Smiley,
Jackson Teel, Javier Torres, Alexis
Third Grade:
Woods, Macie Bryant, Jordan
Dakota Campbell, Noah Fowler,
Burton, Sheyanne Campbell, Austin
Roman Garbrandt, Kai Hudson,
Anthony Lowder, Hunter Roberson, Chandler, Braylon Franklin,
Berenice Gonzalez, Jayden Lukash,
Marcos Tapia, Annalys Turci,
Maddison Wade, Elizabeth Walker, Kaitlynn McKnight, Elizabeth
McLaughlin, Samaire Moss, Kenzi
Hayden Adkins, Christian Bates,
Perry, Abigail Petty, Brooklyn
Bergen Bjorn, Benjamin Garibay,
Nathan Hernandez, Kamry Snapp, Price, Seanna Roper, Chrys
Simpson, Rylan Strong, Kaiden
Kasen Wilson, Mia Wilson,
Thomas, Caden Allen, Elizabeth
Stephanie Bastida, Logan Duty,
Alsobrook, Andrew Boatright,
Rodey Fincher, William Fuhr,
Braxton Buttery, Peyton Duncan,
Jackson Malta, Annastasia
Brooklyn Farmer, Lilly Fincher,
McAdams, Wyatt Renfro, Brynn
Carsen Hix, Jaileigh Murphy, Lucas
Riley, Thomas Roberson, Hunter
Murphy, Gage Owens, Hadlee
Shaw, Presley Shockey, Claire
Phillips, Taryn Ray, Zoey Reynolds,
Wilkins
Benjamin Taylor, Dana Vera, Mya
Vines, Calie White, Giselle AlejosFourth Grade:
Dax Foster, Caden Garner, Kayley Cacho, Ethan Barnes, Sofeea
Laubhan, Kade Murphy, Cameron Brown, Charles Fuhr, Isaiah
Higgins, Addisson Isenhower,
Pugh, JJ Richards, Noah Riley,
Courtney White, Jennifer Ferreyra, Braylen Johnson, Mason Sutherland,
Kendall Griffin, Sandra Nitchman, Riken Tilley, Chris Torres, Sicileigh
Weinmann, Kason Windon
Camryn Boatman, Mary Burris,
Jacob Campbell, Alex Jones, Evan
Leakey, Autumn Owens, Makayla Second Grade:
Brooklyn Upton, Sage Weatherly,
Smith, Jake Snodgrass, Jayde
Harris, Colton Little, Kolin Murphy, Gage Carr, David Grant, Abigail
Buttery, Noah Christman, Kyler
Logan Smith
Heilman, Addelyn Leakey, Christian
Beisel, Addison Bond, Vincent
Math Blast Goal
Castellanos, Malyssa Hawkins,
5th Six Weeks
Gavyn Matthews, Bowen
McAdams, Quinn Owens, Clayton
Kindergarten:
Stallings, Eisley Zolfaghari
Sophie Castellanos, Isabella
Fleming, Michael Gonzalez, Hunter
Third Grade:
Grant, Alexis Horner, Triston
Isenhower, Emilee Nelson, Gavin Braden Burns-Price, Parker Daniels,
Snapp, Autumn Stephens, Salome Olivia Dimayuga, Nicole Garcia,
Eduardo Gonzalez, Antonio
Uriostegui, Olyvia Atkinson,
Hernandez, Garren Lankford,
Tabitha Bjorn, Casey Bowles,
Jaedyn Nance, Grace Randall,
Carson Chandler, Quentin Cole,
Harlee Shue, Emaleigh Sweeden,
Vivian Davis, Addison Donoho,
Colton Tinker, Tristan Trivette,
Carson Duree, Sophia Eitelman,
Samantha Fuhr, Isabel Henley, Luke Ariel Uriostegui, Travis Watson,
Dakota Campbell, Rian Cox,
Jobes, Tatum Lindly, Chloe Self,
Malachi Dailey, Noah Fowler,
Jaden Strunc, Aydan Chantaca,
Roman Garbrandt, Talan Haley, Kai
Noah Fox, Raley Freeman, Javier
Gutierrez-Ramirez, Dylan Mayhue, Hudson, Lacy Hymel, Anthony
Lowder, Sarah Lowrance, Slayden
Dominic Newlun, Ethan Potter,
Martin, Hunter Roberson, Annalys
Yahir Rangel, Malachi Simpson,
Turci, Charlie Turner, Maddison
Kalynne Wilson, Robert Wilson,
Taylor Brunner, Emanuel Cabrera, Wade, Elizabeth Walker, Hayden
Adkins, Allie Armstrong, Kason
Adaline Carter, Santiago GarciaBader, Kennadi Barrett, Christian
Posada, Kennedy Garner, Kash
Bates, Bergen Bjorn, Benjamin
Mace, Noah Montgomery, Ella
Owens, Keelan Pointer, Noah Pugh, Garibay, Nathan Hernandez, Lucas
Reese, Kamry Snapp, Braden
Caris Riley, Claudia Valadez
Ulmer, Michael Weimer, Triston
First Grade:
Addison Bond, Vincent Castellanos,
Aris Fox, Melia Gilmore, Malyssa
Hawkins, Bowen McAdams, Riley
McCollum, Marely Meneses,
Clayton Stallings, Eisley Zolfaghari
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Williams, Kasen Wilson, Mia
Wilson, Elizabeth Word, Stephanie
Bastida, Logan Duty, Rodey
Fincher, William Fuhr, Hali
Howard, Jackson Malta, Annastasia
McAdams, Dylan Owen, Zachary
Reese, Brynn Riley, Thomas
Roberson, Hunter Shaw, Presley
Shockey, Hannah Thompkins,
Charles Vera, Claire Wilkins
Catelyn Armstrong, Caden Garner,
Kayley Laubhan, Payton Stapleton,
Kendall Griffin, Zeb Montgomery,
Zadrian Morris, Sandra Nitchman,
Alexis Troxtell, Riley Troxtell,
Ainsley Denham, Alex Jones, Haven
Sturgess, Gage Troxtell, Mahlon
Walker, Jonna Chapin, Madalyn
Helpenstell, Colton Little, Bryton
Starr
Fourth Grade:
Exceptional Behavior
Dax Foster, Caden Garner, Kayley 5th Six Weeks
Laubhan, Gracie Max, Lucas
Mitchell, Trase Mouton, Cameron Kindergarten:
Pugh, Noah Riley, Courtney White, Sophie Castellanos, Grant Davidson,
Kaden Dunn, Kendall Griffin,
Isabella Fleming, Collin Goldston,
Rowdy Kuykendall, Zeb
Michael Gonzalez, Hunter Grant,
Montgomery, Sandra Nitchman,
Alexis Horner, Triston Isenhower,
Jacob Ortega, Jonathan Smith, Riley Chloe Jacoby, Gavin Snapp,
Troxtell, Mary Burris, Jacob
Autumn Stephens, Salome
Campbell, Ainsley Denham, Alex Uriostegui, Dylan VillagomezJones, Cooper Jones, Marshal
Cuevas, Olyvia Atkinson, Tabitha
Larsen, Dyllon Matthews, Ethan
Bjorn, Vivian Davis, Carson Duree,
Mayo, Mahlon Walker, Emery
Samantha Fuhr, Isabel Henley,
Snapp, Bryton Starr
Tatum Lindly, Logan Robinson,
Jaden Strunc, Carson Allen, Javier
Gutierrez-Ramirez, Yahir Rangel,
Perfect Attendance
Alex Reed, Taylor Brunner, Adaline
5th Six Weeks
Carter, Santiago Garcia-Posada,
Kindergarten:
Kennedy Garner, Rylie Marr, Ella
Triston Isenhower, Chloe Jacoby, Owens, Keelan Pointer, Noah Pugh,
Gavin Snapp, Casey Bowles, Carson Caris Riley, Sophie Sutton, Claudia
Chandler, Quentin Cole, Logan
Valadez, Kaidynce Withrow
Robinson, Noah Fox, Raley
Freeman, Javier Gutierrez, Malachi First Grade:
Simpson, Kennedy Garner, Claudia Drew Amaro, Kimberlee Arteaga,
Valadez
Keelan Davis, Rowan Fair, Shaelyn
Fiel, Elias Foust, Nathan Garibay,
First Grade:
Ava Herbert-Muse, Leyton Murphy,
Keelan Davis, Leyton Murphy,
Logan Nitchman, Brenyn Oswalt,
Kendall O’Brien, Colten Smiley,
Bryce Pieper, Jackson Teel, Javier
Jackson Teel, Macie Bryant, Chrys Torres, Macie Bryant, Jordan
Simpson, Peyton Duncan, Brooklyn Burton, Valeria Gomez, Berenice
Farmer, Jacson Hightower, Carsen Gonzalez, Kaitlynn McKnight,
Hix, Lucas Murphy, Mya Vines,
Kason Windon
Moss, Kenzi Perry, Abigail Petty,
Brooklyn Price, Seanna Roper,
Second Grade:
Chrys Simpson,
Makenzie Edgett, Preston Miller,
Caden Allen, Elizabeth Alsobrook,
Amarise Morris, Katy Davis,
Andrew Boatright, Braxton Buttery,
Emmaleigh Fields, Andronica
Peyton Duncan, Brooklyn Farmer,
Morris, Kiefer Phillips, Preston
Lilly Fincher, Jaileigh Murphy,
Reeves, Addison Bond, Xavier
Lucas Murphy, Taryn Ray,
Foust, Aris Fox
Benjamin Taylor, Dana Vera, Mya
Vines, Calie White, Giselle AlejosThird Grade:
Cacho, Ethan Barnes, Avery Barton,
Parker Daniels, Grace Randall,
Charles Fuhr, Emily Lopez, Mason
Travis Watson, Dakota Campbell, Sutherland, Riken Tilley, Chris
Noah Fowler, Roman Garbrandt,
Torres, Sicileigh Weinmann, Kason
Kai Hudson, Lacy Hymel, Kason
Windon
Bader, Mia Wilson, Stephanie
Bastida, Zachary Reese, Hunter
Second Grade:
Shaw, Hannah Thompkins
Ridley Carter, Sophie Cherry,
Kelton Denham, Jalyn Devore,
Fourth Grade:
Makenzie Edgett, Marisa Kehrer,
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Top Dogs
Anthony Mendoza, Preston Miller, Riley, Jenna Roper, Payton
Vincent Molina, Jackson Moreau, Stapleton, Courtney White, Zoey
Amarise Morris, Dillon Patterson, Bolen, Kaden Dunn, Jennifer
Alyssa Pesano, Elias Roberts,
Ferreyra, Jesus Garcia, Kimberly
Brooklyn Upton, Devon Wallace,
Gonzalez, Kendall Griffin, Mikaylah
Sage Weatherly, Tori Williams,
Komorowski, Rowdy Kuykendall,
Cordillia Wilson,
Zeb Montgomery, Zadrian Morris,
Iris Burton, Gage Carr, Lauren
Sandra Nitchman, Jacob Ortega,
Catching, Faridy Gonzalez, David Jonathan Smith, Alexis Troxtell,
Grant, AJ Johnson, Kylie Johnson, Riley Troxtell,
Baylie Marr, Andronica Morris,
Camryn Boatman, Mary Burris,
Rhyin Navidad, Garrett Rodgers,
Jacob Campbell, Ainsley Denham,
Gavin Rodgers, Logan Smith, Brian Ryleigh Jenkins, Alex Jones, Cooper
White, Dakota Wilkinson, Haelie
Jones, Marshal Larsen, Autumn
Atkinson, Hayden Brunner, Abigail Owens, Kynlee Ray, Makayla
Buttery, Brandon Caballero, Noah Smith, Jake Snodgrass, Haven
Christman, Conner Coffman,
Sturgess, Gage Troxtell, Mahlon
Fourth grade: Juanita Olivares, Jenifer Ferreyra, Emily Foster,
Brianna Graham, Kyler Heilman,
Walker, Angie Burris, Jesika Capps,
Ryleigh Jenkins
William Ingram, Zoie Kemp,
Jonna Chapin, Clayton Duree,
Beaudy Kuykendall, Nowlin
Dakota Fetzer, Emily Foster, Trinity Third grade: Colton Tinker, Triston Williams, Rian Coxm, Charlie
Vera
Langford, Addelyn Leakey, Maelee Griffin, Jayde Harris, Madalyn
McBride, Gracey Mem, Aubri
Helpenstell, Emma Hitesman,
Second grade: Kamryn Powless, Conner Coffman, Dakota
Wilkinson
Pittman, Preston Reeves, April
Colton Little, Kolin Murphy, Haley
Salazar, Zoe Thompson, Gradin
Richardson, Logan Smith, Emery
First grade: Leyton Murphy, Chrys Simpson, Caden Allen, Avery
Weinmann, Remington Barker,
Snapp, Ashton Trevino
Barton
Addison Bond, Xavier Foust, Melia
Kindergarten: Brianna Henderson, Noah Fox, Noah Montgomery
Gilmore, Malyssa Hawkins, Ayla
Jones, Bowen McAdams, Riley
McCollum, Marely Meneses, Harper
Park, Kamryn Powless, Savannah
Smith, Clayton Stallings, Eli Stoner,
Yaira Tovar, Haley White, Eisley
Zolfaghari
Third Grade:
Aviana Acevedo, Braden BurnsPrice, Parker Daniels, Olivia
Dimayuga, Nicole Garcia, Eduardo
Gonzalez, Antonio Hernandez,
Garren Lankford, Seth Lea, Luke
Miller, Jaedyn Nance, Grace
Randall, Harlee Shue, Emaleigh
Sweeden, Colton Tinker, Ariel
Uriostegui, Dakota Campbell, Talan
Haley, Kai Hudson, Lacy Hymel,
Anthony Lowder, Hunter Roberson,
Hayden Adkins, Allie Armstrong,
Kennadi Barrett, Bergen Bjorn,
Nathan Hernandez, Kamry Snapp,
Braden Ulmer, Kasen Wilson, Mia
Wilson, Elizabeth Word,
Stephanie Bastida, Logan Duty, Hali
Howard, Kenzlee Jones, Jackson
Malta, Annastasia McAdams, Dylan
Owen, Wyatt Renfro, Brynn Riley,
Thomas Roberson, Hunter Shaw,
Presley Shockey, Charles Vera,
Claire Wilkins
Fourth Grade:
Catelyn Armstrong, Dax Foster,
Caden Garner, Jaycie Grisham,
Jaeden Howard, Kayley Laubhan,
Lucas Mitchell, Trase Mouton, Kade
Murphy, Railyn Murphy, Juanita
Olivarez, Cameron Pugh, Noah
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Whitney Kirby
Cheerleading MVP
Hailey Hopper
Volleyball MVP
Tyler Grisham
Football MVP
Bethan Master
Girls Track MVP
Darci Foster
Cross Country MVP
Riley Harvey
Girls Basketball MVP
Dreanna McAdams
Girls Powerlifting MVP
Hailey Hopper and Sofia Roberts
Girls Tennis MVP
Griffin Underwood
Boys Basketball MVP
Triston Stump Matthews
Boys Powerlifting MVP
Chris Blaszak
Boys Tennis MVP
Justin Duerr
Cross Country MVP
Nick Wilson
Boys Golf MVP
Stratton Carroll and Darci Foster
Dickie Thornhill Scholarship
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