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IN YOUNGER YEARS—This classic picture from the southeast corner of what was Hereford High School in 1926 and would in latter years become Stanton Junior High. On the east side, mid-building of the second floor, was the location of Carolyn Waters’ History classroom during the Stanton Junior High years.
HIGH SCHOOL MIGRATION—This photo from December of 1954 shows Hereford students moving their things to the new digs of Hereford High School from what had previously been HHS and was to become Stanton Junior High. Note the classic car, and the apparel of the students, a scene right out of “Back to the Future.”
Teager belongs to Sharon Bodner. To enter your pet in the Hereford BRAND’s Pet Pic of the Week contest visit us on Facebook and submit your picture there. Winners receive a free one year online subscription to the Hereford BRAND or some Hereford BRAND merchandise. Winners need to come by 205 E. Park Avenue to the Brand office to claim their prize.
MORE FROM THE FOURTH
Several Deaf Smith County 4-Hers took firsts in District 1 4-H Record Book competition recently. Max Hedrick – 1st Place, Consumer Education; Sam Detten was first in Public Speaking and Macy Betzen had the first place Rabbit record book; Colin Matthews – and Andrew Matthews took second place in Shooting Sports. Lillian Baird and Jace Niño competed in Swine record books. Macy Betzen won the drawing to receive a $500 Senior Record Book Scholarship sponsored by the District 1 4-H Friends and Alumni.
L’Allegra Study Club recently gathered for a summer poolside meeting at the home of Mike and Eva Mullins. Members enjoyed an afternoon of fellowship while celebrating the success of the club’s recent spring fundraiser, with proceeds benefiting Meals on Wheels. The club also welcomed new member Karron Smith. L’Allegra will reconvene in September, when newly elected officers will assume their Leadership roles for the coming year.
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