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incident at Hereford Community Center on Jan. 18 after the cancellation of a SJWA meeting, city and county law enforcement leaders have confirmed Hernandez’s claims have no legal validity because of prevailing Constitutional rights and state laws.

The lone official communication between the BRAND and SJWA since the story broke in mid-December occurred Wednesday when a letter was received that was ap-

SJWA muddies FOI process

By John Carson BRAND Managing Editor

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While law does not appear to have been obeyed, Deaf Smith County Fresh Water Supply District No. 1 may have been able to delay having to reveal an array of public documents it has been adamant about keeping hidden.

Locally known at the San Jose Water Authority (SJWA), the district has been openly hostile in blatant refusals to allow inspection and copying of legally mandated

In the Wednesday, Jan 23 edition of the Hereford BRAND in the story headlined “SJWA threatens First Amendment,” it was erroneously printed that SJWA director Mona Hernandez had legal basis to claims of harassment levied against the BRAND. Both Hereford City Manager Rick public records.

Efforts by the BRAND to secure from SJWA the same public documents that are readily accessible at every other governmental body in the

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county have been stonewalled by water district director and “employee” Mona Hernandez and members of the district’s board of supervisors.

In attempts to avoid an-

swering questions on the matter, Hernandez has levied criminal allegations and sought charges against the BRAND. In all instances, including the aftermath of an

A total of three seats on the Hereford City Commission are up for grabs this year after the official call for an election during Monday’s regular commission meeting.

The mayor’s chair, as well as seats in Places 1 and 3, will be on the line for municipal elections set for Saturday, May 4.

Qualifying for the races opened Jan. 16 and runs through Monday, Feb. 18.

There are reports that incumbent Mayor Tom Simons has already filed to seek a third term.

Although yet to qualify as last report, Place 1 incumbent Jose Garza and Place 3 incumbent and Mayor Pro Temp Charlie Kerr are expected to toss their hats back into the ring.

Hereford Assistant City Manager Steve Bartels said early voting for the city elections will run from Monday, April 22-Friday, May 3 at Deaf Smith County Courthouse.

Polls at Hereford Community Center on Election Day, May 4, will be from 7 a.m.-7 p.m.

Prior to calling the election, commissioners conducted the required second public hearing concerning a request for annexation.

The annexation effort began in December when commisPLEASE SEE CITY | 4

Herd on the hoof

By John Carson BRAND Managing Editor

Lady Herd’s Lori Arias (10) works a runner off a drive down the left side of the lane during Tuesday’s comeback win over Goddard.

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Youth, stock shine in show

By Jim Steiert Contributing Writer

Youngsters from local 4-H and FFA programs and their animals strutted their stuff before judges at the Hereford Livestock Show on Jan. 19.

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Appeal process very clear in law

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Hanna and Hereford Police Department Chief Brent Harrison had said Monday there was no legal basis for Hernandez’s charge of harassment surrounding a cancelled water district meeting Jan. 18 at Hereford Community Center.

The BRAND regrets the error.

Youngsters work at displaying the best attributes of their swine as judges ready to dole out ribbons during Jan. 19's annual Hereford Stock Show.

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The Texas Public Information Act sets down a very clear and precise legal process the people must use to make a request for public information valid.

The same law also sets down just as clear and precise a process for a government body to follow if seeking an attorney general opinion to keep that requested information secret.

In the case of five formal Freedom of Information requests presented by the BRAND to SJWA on Jan. 7, the district has apparently failed to abide by law in either adhering to mandated timelines on responding to the request, filing an appeal or appeals on the requests, or providing legally required notification and copies of that appeal to requestors.

As of Friday, no appeals from SJWA had been filed with the Texas Attorney General’s Office, according to officials with the AG’s Public Information Division (PID).

Section 552.301 of the Texas Public Information Act is clear on the process a government must undertake to make “Request for Attorney General Decision,” as the section is titled, pertaining to written request for records.

Section 552.301(e) specifically sets down what a government must submit to the AG no later than the 15th business day of receipt of a written request, which in SJWA’s case with the BRAND will be Monday, Jan. 28.

According to law, “written comments” stating why the records should be kept secret, copies of the written request(s) for information, evidence to establish date of receipt of requests, and copies of the information requested must all be submitted by the governmental body in its appeal.

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Those left to cherish his memories are his spouse, Diana Villalobos of Hereford; mother Diana Torres of Dimmitt; children Jose Javier Ortega, Areli Emma Ortega and Fabiola Yasmin Ortega, all of Hereford; brother Armando Ortega of Amarillo; sisters Gracie Ortega, Cynthia Rachel Gutierrez and Anaissa Daniela Avila, all of Dimmitt; grandparents Lorenzo and Ophelia Garcia of Odom; grandfather Tommy Torres of Dimmitt; grandmother Juanita Cervantez Ortega of Tijuana, Mexico; uncles Humberto Ortega of Sunnyside, and Efrian Ortega of Corpus Christi; and aunt Gracelia Ortega of Delicias, Mexico.

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The First Born in Dimmitt with Jesse Ramirez officiating. Burial followed in Castro Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Arrangements were under direction of Colonial Funeral Home.

Miguel Ortega was born on May 25, 1989 in Amarillo, to Jose De Jesus Ortega and Diana Torres.

Miguel grew up in Dimmitt and attended Dimmitt schools. Later, he became a resident of Hereford and attended Frio Baptist Church. He worked as a truck driver in the agriculture industry with Nutrien Ag Solutions. Miguel’s dream one day was to own his own trucking business.

He enjoyed outdoor grilling, travelling and working on cars, but most of all he loved his family and being able to spend quality time with them.

Jan. 22 Juvenile, name withheld, 17, arrested for possession, delivery or manufacturing marijuana in a drug-free zone, possession of a controlled substance, possession or delivery of drug paraphernalia and no driver’s license.

Jan. 23 Joel Gaytan Jr., 46, arrested for a second-ormore offense of driving while license suspended and failure to maintain proof of financial responsibility.

Dallas Michael Morrow, 19, arrested for possession of a controlled substance.

Juvenile, name and age withheld, arrested for theft.

bodily injury to a family member, minor in consumption of alcohol and possession of less than 2 ounces of marijuana.

Reports Hereford Police Department Jan. 22 An incident report was taken in the 200 block of Avenue H.

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Deaf Smith County Sheriff’s Office Jan. 22 Jacob Dominic Coronado, arrested for theft.

Jan. 23 Liana Elisa Hinojosa, arrested for assault and possession of less than 2 ounces of marijuana.

Whitney Lawrence Harris, arrested for assault by strangulation and assault on a family member with previous convictions.

Caleb David Carrillo, arrested for assault causing

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Sundays • NA meeting, 8 p.m., at Hereford Community Center, 100 Ave. C. For more information call 570-4648.

• Prairie Acres Activities: 10, Movie & Snacks; 11:30, Background music; 4, Tenth St. Church of Christ; 7:30, Dominoes Mondays • Food Pantry, Mon & Fri, 12 p.m. - 4 p.m., Betty DIckson, 806-346-0134 • Rotary Club, noon, Sugarland Mall Grill • Deaf Smith County Historical Museum. Monday thru Friday 10-12 and 1-5. Open the last Saturday 10-2 of each month unless its a holiday.

• Troop 50 Boy Scouts, 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Northwest Elementary. All boys ages 11-18 are invited to participate.

Call 289-5354 for information.

• Al-Anon Group, 7 p.m. at Fellowship of Believers Church, 245 Kingwood, for more information call 364-6045 or 676-7662.

• Hereford Retired School Employees Association meeting will be at 12 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center.

• Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Hall.

• Hereford Study Club meets at the Hereford Senior Citizens Center at 2 p.m.

• Hereford Senior Citizen Center Activities: 8 - noon, Quilting; 8 - 8:45, Pool Exercise Class (women); 9-9:45, P. Ex. class (women); 10-10:45, P. Ex. class (men); 11:11:45, P. Ex. class (women) 1-1:45, P. Ex. Class (men) • Prairie Acres Activities: 9:30, Discussion; 11:40, Background Music; 2, Bible Study/Spanish; 3, Caption This; 7:30, Bingo.

Tuesdays • The Rotary Club meets every Tuesday at noon at Hereford Senior Citizens • Deaf Smith County Crime Stoppers Board of Directors, 6 p.m., Hereford Police Department rec room • AA meeting, 8 p.m. Hereford Community Center, 100 Ave. C. For more information call 570-4648 • Support Group for TBI Caregivers meeting at 7 p.m. For information call 806-364-1892 or email: dgproctor@

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gmail.com • Order of the Eastern Star, 7 p.m.

Masonic Hall • Pilot Club 7 a.m. King’s Manor Lamar Room • American Legion Post 192 monthly meeting at 7 p.m.

• Alpha Alpha Preceptor chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meeting at 7 p.m.

•Xi Epsilon Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meeting at 7 p.m.

• Hereford Senior Citizen Center Activities: 8 - noon, Quilting; 8 - 8:45, Pool Exercise Class (women); 9-9:45, P. Ex. class (women); 10-10:30, Floor Exercise • Prairie Acres Activities: 8:30, Beauty Shop; 11:40, Background Music; 2, Manicures for our ladies & men; 7:30, Watercoloring • Deaf Smith County Library's - Toddler Story Time, 11 a.m.- noon Wednesdays • Crime Stoppers meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 5 p.m. at Happy State Bank • Lions Club, noon, Hereford Community Center

• Bippus Extension Education Club, 2 p.m.

• NA meeting, 8 p.m., at Hereford Community Center, 100 Ave. C. For more information call 570-4648 • Hereford Senior Citizen’s Association Board Meeting at 9 a.m.

• Hereford Senior Citizen Center Activities: 8 - noon, Quilting; 8 - 8:45, Pool Exercise Class (women); 9-9:45, P. Ex. class (women); 10-10:45, P. Ex. class (men); 11:11:45, P. Ex. class (women) 1-1:45, P. Ex. Class (men).

• Prairie Acres Activities: 9:15, Zumba Gold Chair; 10, Discussion; 11:30, Chicken Soup for the Soul; 3, Bible Study; 7:30, Movie Night.

Thursdays • Hereford Toastmasters, 6:30 a.m., Amarillo College.

• Kiwanis Club, noon, Hereford Community Center.

• Hereford Day Care Center Board of Directors, noon, Hereford Country Club.

• Merry Mixers Square Dance Club, 7 p.m., Hereford Community Center.

• AA meeting, 8 p.m., Hereford Com-

munity Center, 100 Ave. C. For more information call 570-4648.

• Los Ciboleros Chapter NSDAR, 2 p.m.

• Hereford Senior Citizen Center Activities: 8 - noon, Quilting; 8 - 8:45, Pool Exercise Class (women); 9-9:45, P. Ex. class (women); 10-10:30, Floor Exercise; 10:30-1:00 • Prairie Acres Activities: 9:15, Whoga; 10, Discussion; 11:30, Poems; 3, Bean Bag Toss; 7:30, Stained Glass Painting.

Fridays • Food Pantry, Mon & Fri, 12 p.m. - 4 p.m., Betty DIckson, 806-346-0134 • Hereford Senior Citizen Center Activities: 8 - noon, Quilting; 8 - 8:45, Pool Exercise Class (women); 9-9:45, P. Ex. class (women); 10-10:45, P. Ex class (men); 11-11:45, P. EX class (women); 1-1:45 P. Ex. class (men); 10-1, Hereford Nursing and Rehab Health Check • Prairie Acres Activities: 9:15 Zumba Gold Chair; 10, Discussion; 11:30 Guidepost; 3, Decorating Bottles; 7:30, Movie Night.

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SJWA:

SJWA

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letter to

Dear Hereford Brand and John Carson, parently in response to five Freedom of InformaWe are here writing to tion requests the BRAND inform you that we have had presented SJWA on sent your request to the Jan. 7.

Texas Attorney General.

“Dear Hereford Brand We will inform you of the and John Carson,” the decision made by the Texletter opened. “We are as Attorney general (sic) here writing to inform you that we have sent your request to the Texas the required 10 business Attorney General. We will days.

However, issue lies in inform you of the decision made by the Texas whether the Texas AtAttorney general (sic) torney General Office’s when we get it. Unfortu- Public Information Divinately now all we can do sion will deem the letter is wait. If you have any a valid appeal and file it.

As of Friday morning, questions please feel free to call the office at 806- officials with the AG’s 364-7220 from 4:00 p.m. Public Information Division said no apto 7:00 p.m.” peals from Deaf The letter – datSmith County ed Jan. 17 – noted Fresh Water Supit was from “Deaf ply District No. 1 Smith Fresh Wahad been officially ter” and closed filed with that ofwith those same fice. four words withThose same ofout individual ficials added that specifications of HERNANDEZ mailed appeals officials or signatake up to a week ture.

With SJWA required by to be processed and filed. the Texas Public Infor- Given that, with SJWA’s mation Act (PIA) to send letter postmarked Jan. a copy of a formal appeal 18, the final day any of a FOI request to the re- mailed appeal from the questor, it is not known district would be posted whether the letter serves will be Tuesday.

Also in play is the fact as that appeal or not.

Therein lies a potential that if the letter is deterlegal minefield for SJWA mined to be SJWA’s offiwhere there appears lit- cial appeal, then it is in clear violation of legal retle way out.

If the letter is intended quirements set forth for to serve as a formal ap- such appeals.

Section 552.301 of peal, then SJWA abided by legal mandates in the Texas Public Informaking its appeal within mation Act sets a clear

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submitted to the Attorney General as part of the appeals process – with the exception of the requested material, which can be redacted – must be forwarded to the requestor.

With those criteria met, according to AG PID officials, an appeal is deemed valid and formally filed.

Once an appeal to an FOI request is filed, the Attorney General has a maximum of 45 days to render a decision.

However, caveats in the Public Information Act could shorten that timeline considerably.

“If a governmental body does not request an attorney general decision as provided by Section 552.301 and provide the requestor with the information required by Section 552.301(d) and (e-1), the information requested in writing is presumed to be subject to required public disclosure and must be released unless there is a compelling reason to withhold the information,” Section 552.302 of the Public Information Act reads.

Based on how law reads, SJWA has apparently violated the conditions of Section 552.301 by not providing an appeal “as provided” by law and not

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when we get it. Unfortunately now all we can do is wait. If you have any questions please feel free to call the office at 806364-7220 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Thank you, Deaf Smith Fresh Water and precise process for governmental bodies to follow in appealing that requested public records be kept secret.

Section 552.302 of the law provides that if Section 552.301 is not followed, then the requested information is presumed public and must be disclosed.

If SJWA’s appeal is valid, the Attorney General has a maximum of 45 days to render a decision.

While law appears to read that if the appeal is invalid the requested information must be immediately disclosed, opinion on that is still pending from the Texas Attorney General’s Office.

SJWA has used a similar tactic in the past to delay the disclosure of public information.

Last year, Hernandez refused to release meeting agendas upon request under the invalid excuse she had to receive permission from the AG to release public information.

Involved in the identical FOI process, SJWA

providing copy of that to the requestor.

Such violations would presumably trigger Section 552.302, where the only “compelling reason” to withhold information listed in law is in Subchapter C of the PIA, which provides legal exceptions to public information laws.

Within that subchapter, 56 specific exceptions are listed – none of which are among the public records the BRAND requested from SJWA. If SJWA intends for its Jan. 17 letter to the BRAND – which said the FOI “request” had been turned over the Texas Attorney General for decision – to serve as its appeal, then it violates all requirements to be deemed a legal appeal and should therefore be invalid.

An invalid appeal and no other correspondence should trigger Section 552.302, which deems the requested information public and released “in a timely manner.”

Opinion from the Attorney General’s PID on a timeframe for disclosure of the information under Section 552.302 was pending as of press time Friday.

PID officials have confirmed that should SJWA appeal the FOI requests, then an appeal – as prescribed by law – must be filed on each of the BRAND’s five requests.

Municipal Court amnesty being offered Hereford Municipal Court will be conducting an amnesty program from Feb. 18-March 18.

During this time, police officers will not be actively serving warrants, but opportunity will be given for individuals to pay off any active warrants.

Plans are for the names

of those with outstanding municipal court warrants to be printed in either the Feb. 2 or Feb. 6 editions of the Hereford BRAND. Hereford Municipal Court Judge Jennifer Eggen said those with warrants who do not want their names published should immediately contact Hereford

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received opinion from Texas Assistant Attorney General Erin Groff that not only were the requested documents public record, but the AG had no choice except to find in favor of the requestor because SJWA had not complied with the proper appeals process.

In that case, agendas that are among those requested by the BRAND were ruled to be disclosed.

According to the Public Information Act, that ruling provides precedent that BRAND requests for, at least, meeting agendas is valid and SJWA appeal of the request is not permitted.

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These unwelcome guests include beetles, Indian meal moths and ants. To remedy this issue or prevent insects from becoming an issue, discard stale spices or dated baking items. Once such items have been removed from the cabinets and pantry and discarded, wipe down the interior of the spaces before installing fresh shelf paper. If the critters didn’t make their presence known in the cabinets, that doesn’t mean they haven’t made your kitchen home over the winter.

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DPS stop in Vega leads to cash seizure AMARILLO – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) seized more than $289,000 in cash Jan. 15, after a Texas Highway Patrol trooper stopped a vehicle in Oldham County.

At approximately 5:55 p.m., a DPS trooper stopped a 2005 Lexus GS300 traveling west on I-40 near Vega, for a traffic violation.

The trooper then discovered four black tapewrapped bundles of cash in an after-market

CITY: FROM PAGE 1

sioners approved a resolution to start the legal process toward adding requested land into the city limits.

The requested site is 11.73 acres on North 25 Mile Avenue/U.S. 385 along the west side of the road adjacent to the Hibbett’s Sports location.

The reported initial use of the site will be construction of an 84-unit apartment complex on the back part of the overall lot.

Hereford City Manager Rick Hanna said parts of the lot near the road frontage have planned commercial development in the future.

With the second of the required public hearings on the annexation in the books, commissioners are expected to approve a resolution for annexation, as well as an annexation ordinance, as part of the “stepby-step legal process.”

Hanna that should take place during the Feb. 18 regular commissioner meeting in time to

A traffic stop near Vega netted a DPS trooper more than a ticket when he discovered more than $289,000 in cash secreted within the vehicle.

TPS photo accommodate a desired March 1 date for official annexation.

With housing becoming a growing commodity in the community since Caviness Beef Packers announced it would be adding a shift and hiring 600 more workers, the decision to annex the land for the reasons cited were a veritable no-brainer for city officials.

“Annexation is all part of growth,” Hanna said.

“Plus, we need the housing. Our housing situation is weak. We have hundreds of people who commute to work here. We need somewhere for them to live here.

“The town’s nice. The schools are fine. We need places for people to live so they can work, live and play here.”

Hanna said the property will be annexed into the city with a multi-family residential zoning.

He was quick to add that any future commercial development on the site would require rezoning those portions of the property for commercial and/or business use.

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DPS special agents were contacted and assisted with the investigation.

The driver – Alvaro Ramirez, 32, of Newark, Del. – was arrested and charged with money laundering. Ramirez was transported and booked into Oldham County Jail.

The cash was allegedly being transported from Newark, Del., to Tucson, Ariz.

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Hereford Independent School District (HISD), in conjunction with Deaf Smith Hospital District (DSHD), will be sponsoring the 2019 Heart Health for Women luncheon on Friday, Feb. 1.

The luncheon will take place from noon-1 p.m., at HISD Administration Building.

Hereford Health Clinic medical director Dr. Trevor Rohm highlights the luncheon with a program on women’s heart health and the issues they face.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women worldwide that many do not consider a health risk. Subsequently, risk factors are addressed.

Rohm’s address will concern heart disease in women, the risk factors, and how they are different in women.

Tickets for the luncheon, which will feature combination fajitas, are $15 each and must be purchased no later than Thursday, Jan. 24.

Tickets are available at Hereford Health Clinic, Hereford Regional Medical Center and HISD Administration Building.

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Issues relating to the heart affect both men and women, and an estimated 15 million adults in the U.S. have coronary heart disease, the most common type of heart disease. And heart disease is not exclusive to the United States, as the Heart Research Institute says that every seven minutes in Canada someone dies from heart disease or stroke.

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disease can travel to the bloodstream and cause an elevation in C-reactive protein, a marker for blood vessel inflammation. Brush and floss twice daily, and be sure to schedule routine dental cleanings. · Get adequate shut-eye. Ensuring adequate sleep can improve heart health. One study found that young and middle-age adults who regularly slept seven hours a night had less calcium in their arteries (a sign of early heart disease) compared to those who slept five hours or less or those who slept nine hours or more. · Adopt healthy eating habits.

Changes to diet, including eating more fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein, can help you lose and maintain a healthy weight, improve cholesterol levels and reduce blood pressure - leading to a healthier heart.

· Eat healthy fats. When eating, choose polyunsaturated and unsaturated fats and avoid trans fats as much as possible. Trans fats increase one’s risk of developing heart disease by clogging arteries and raising LDL (bad) cholesterol levels. Read food labels before buying anything at the store.

· Embrace physical activity. Regular moderate exercise is great for the heart. It can occur at the gym, playing with the kids or even taking the stairs at work.

· Keep your mouth clean. Studies show that bacteria in the mouth involved in the development of gum

A healthy heart begins with daily habits that promote long-term heart health.

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Honor Roll - 3rd Six Weeks HEREFORD HIGH SCHOOL 12TH GRADE AJQUI, VICENTA ALEJANDRE, NEVAEH I. ALONSO, ROSA I. ALTMAN, CARSON B. ALVAREZ-DIAZ, JORJE ARAMBULA CORTES, JUDITH ARIAS, MARTHA L. AVILA TARANGO, GADDIELA Z. AVITIA, EDGARDO BACA, ERIK L. BALDERAZ, SENAIDA M. BANDA, ARLETTE BARBA, HALEIGH F. BARNES, CASSIDY C. BOX, BRIAN S. BRAVO, JENEVA C. BUSTAMANTE OVIEDO, MARIA F. CANTU, ROBERT J. CARABAJAL, DAVID A. CARRASCO, ERICK D. CARRILLO, KRISTIAN A. CERVANTES, MONSERRAT CHAVARRIA, KAYLEE I. CONTRERAS, OLEGARIO COOPER, ALEXANDRIA A. COTA, ANGELA D. CRUZ, DEJA U. CRUZ, MATTHEW J. CRUZ-LANDIS, AUBREY A. DAVILA, NUZI K. DAVIS, REIGHANA L. DEL VAL HERNANDEZ, DANIELA DELEON, MARANDA N. DELOZIER, DODGE H. DETTEN, JACK DIAZ, VANITY A. DIXON, CODY S. DURAN, ANAHI DURAN, BRITTNEY D. ESCAMILLA, SHAWN D. FLOOD, CARMEN FRISCHE, TANNER J. GALAN, NYAH A. GARCIA, ALYSSA Y. GARCIA, DEZZARAY L. GOMEZ, DESTINY A. GONCE, ALYSSA J. GONZALEZ, RAMON S. GRIFFITH, KASEY GUARDIOLA, MAKAILA C. GUERRERO, ALFREDO A. HARKINS, DEVON C. HARRISON, ALEXANDREA F. HERNANDEZ, ANNA M. HICKS, KAMILLE K. HUCKINS, CALEB P. HUERTA, DAVID JOHNSON, AALIYAH D. KELSO, JACOB P. LABRADOR, YEN LING LARA, CESAR LARA, ERNESTO LISCANO, KAITLYNN M. LOOKINGBILL, SAMANTHA D. MARQUEZ, NYAH E. MARTINEZ, LILIANNA R. MARTINEZ, MYA H. MENDEZ, BRIANNA E. MIMMS, MACIE C. MONTANO, ROBERTO JR. MONTES, CRUZITA MORALES, SAVANNAH R. NAVA, JESSICA J. PARRA, ZULEIMA A. PARSON, ASHLEY D. PENA, DANIELLE R. PENARAN-GARCIA, CITLALLI RAMIREZ, ANGELA RAMIREZ, JACOB RAMOS, ERIKA Y. REDWINE, CORDIE J. REYNA TORRES, AILEDH J. RINCON, DESTINY ROBISON, NOLAN G. RODRIGUEZ, CHRISTIAN G. RODRIGUEZ, DAZZARAE M. RODRIGUEZ, JESUS RODRIGUEZ, KEIHLEN A. RUBIO, ERIKA RUDD, BRYNNA S. SALINAS, JENNIFER SAVOINI, SLOANE T. SCHUELER, AUBREY E. SEBASTIAN GASPAR, ANABELLA R. STOVALL, KELEIGH M. TAYLOR, SABBATHA R. VALENZUELA, ANDREA VELASCO, ETHAN N. VESSEL, BRETT L. VILLALOBOS, MICHELLE G. VILLALOVOS, TOMAS H. WARLICK, JAXON S. WELLS, ROBBYN M. WILSON, MCKENZIE N. 11TH GRADE ALEMAN, CAIDEN T. APPLEGATE, DRAYKE K. ARIAS, STEPHANIE D. ARMENDARIZ, SUSANA B. BARRON, NAYELI BHAKTA, RAJ R. BHAKTA, SRUSHTI D. BRETHOUR, KATLYNN A. BRIBIESCA, HAYDEN E. BRUMLEY, JADEE W. BUENAVENTURA, JOHNNY V. BYRD, LUCAS M. CABALLERO, CHRISTIAN CANO, JADEN M. CARRILLO, LIZETTE R. CARRILLO, NAYELI CERVANTEZ, JANESSA C. COLLIER, BENJAMIN G. DAVIS, TYE G. DIAZ, BIANCA Y. DIAZ, CAMILLE A. DURANTE, ALAN E. ELLIS, SHYLEE M. FAVELA, JORGE L. JR. FRANCO, KELSEY L. GALLEGOS, KAYLA A. GARCIA, SAMARA D. GONCE, CANDACE P. GONZALEZ, CIELO GONZALEZ, JIATZ, ELIDA E. GRAJEDA, LLUVIA S. GRAMILLO, ESMERALDA C. GUERRERO, EMILY P. HERNANDEZ, GABRIELLA J. HILL, KLARISE C. LARA, OSCAR A. JR. MARQUEZ RUIZ, LESLIE G. MARTINEZ, JENNIFER F. MARTINEZ, JOSEPH A. MARTINEZ MARTINEZ, MARIAN A. MATA, ALEJANDRO MATA, DANIELA Q. MCCATHERN, KATELIN S. MCCRACKEN, SLADER T. MENA, MARVIN MENDEZ, MEGAN N. MONSEBAIS, MERCEDES NGUYEN, KEVIN K. OLIVAS, ALONDRA J. OROSCO, APRIL ORTEGA FRIAS, CESAR PAETZOLD, LOGAN A. PEREZ, ALISHA N. RIOJAS, ALEXIS A. RIOS, ROCIO RIVERA, HARLEY E. RODRIGUEZ, ABIGAIL N. RODRIGUEZ, AVERY G. RODRIGUEZ, MARIA G. RUIZ, ALEJANDRO M. RUIZ, LIZETH

SALAS RODRIGUEZ, KIMBERLY SANCHEZ, ASHLEY A. SANCHEZ, BETHANY P. STROWD, ZACHARY R. SUAREZ, ADEN X. TALAMANTES, CALEB L. TAYLOR, LUKE L. TIJERINA, ALYSSA R. TOVAR, ERIC M. VALLEJO, ALYSSA N. VALLEJO, KAELYNN M. VARGAS, NORMA WOMACK HANAH L. WOOD, HANNAH F. ZAMBRANO, CAITLIN M. 10TH GRADE ACOSTA, NAYELI N. ALANIZ, ANDREYA V. ALONZO, CHARISMA C. AVALOS INIGUEZ, YARED J. AVEN, RAINEY E. BACA, CHELSEY K. BALDERAZ, ANDREW J. BARNES, NATALIE M. BARTELS, BRADLY J. BARTELS, BROOKE L. BETZEN, VICTORIA R. CABRERA, ANTHONY CARRASCO, VIRGINIA CASEY, EMMA L. CASTRO, JULIAN CAVAZOS, HECTOR JR. CERVANTES, AALIYAH M. CERVANTES, CLAUDIA CHAVEZ, JASMINE N. CHAVIRA, SAVANNAH M. CLAUDIO, KEYANA B. CLIFTON, KARLEY E. CORONADO, AMAYA J. COUNCIL, DYLAN T. CRUZ, ZACHARY D. DAVIS, LACEY A. DELEON, ROMAN M. DETTEN, RACHAEL A. DIAZ, FAITH DIAZ, KAITLYN V. DOMINGUEZ, ELIZABETH ENRIQUEZ, GOKU J. ENRIQUEZ, JACOB I. FLICKINGER, KIDRON R. FLOOD, ELIZABETH A. FLORES, ANAHI A. FLORES, EBONY B. FLORES, KAREN M. FRIAS GOMEZ, BRIAN GARCIA, DULCE M. GARCIA-BARRY, HALYNN N. GARCIA-BARRY, OLIVIA K. GARZA, SERGIO A. JR. GODINEZ, DANIELLA A. GUERRA, OSCAR O. JR. HACKER, KAISON G. HAYES, NAHRYAH H. HERNANDEZ, ALEXIA L. HERRERA-RAMOS, FRANCISCO J. JOHNSON, JAYLAN T. JOHNSON, PARKER R. JOHNSON, PRESLEE S. KELLEY, AMBER M. KELLEY, SARA J. LARA, KALEB J. LISCANO, XANDRIA H. LOPEZ MEJIA, JUAN P. LUCERO, MARA O. MARTINEZ, JACOB MARTINEZ, MEGAN K. MARTINEZ-GUILLEN, NAYELI MCKAY, KATTIE M. MIMMS, MATLIN K. MIRELES, ALYSSA R. MORENO SOLORZANO, BRIAN MURILLO GARCIA, ASLI Y. NEVAREZ, NEFTALI NUNEZ, RUBEN JR. ORTEGA, GISEL A. ORTEGA, KIANA F. ORTEGA ORTIZ, JENNYFER H. PENA, JOSIAH M. PEREZ, NOEMI A. PEREZ, YADIRA RAMIREZ, ANDREW A. RAMIREZ, JARRETT D. RAMOS, ANDRES D. RODRIGUEZ, BRANDY M. RODRIGUEZ, GISELLE RODRIGUEZ-ORTIZ, CINTHIA G. ROHM, SIANNA G. RUIZ, KARLA SALAZAR, JAIME JR. SANCHEZ, KIMBERLY J. SCOTT, JESSE E. TIJERINA, MARISSA R. TREVINO, KRISTIAN J. VALENZUELA, ADRIANA VAN ADRICHEM, MEGAN VILLEDA, VANESSA WALKER, BLAKE A. WARLICK, MACY E. ZAMORA, JACOB A. 9TH GRADE ACOSTA, ENHELICA M. ACOSTA, MIRANDA N. AGUILLON, ANGEL D. ALAMOS, HECTORIA D. ALONZO, VERONICA ALVAREZ, CELESTE ARIAS, AIDEN M. ARTEAGA, KYARA E. AVILA, LUIS A. JR. BANDA, KARIME BARRERA, CHRISTIAN E. BAUTISTA, DANIEL BENCOMO, SAMUEL A. BERNAL, ABRAHAM A. BETZEN, RACHEL Y. BHAKTA, SIYA J. BLANKENSHIP, KAYE L. BROWN, NIKAYLA T. BROWN, NOAH D. BURKHALTER, KEELY J. CABRERA, LESLIEANN L. CANTU, BRIANNA L. CAPETILLO, BENINO III CARABAJAL, MAKAYLA G. CARBALLO, JESSE A. CERVANTES, DAVID CERVANTES, JOSE E. CHAVIRA, JOSE M. CORONADO, NEVAEH M. DELEON, KYLEE J. ENRIQUEZ, CINDY ENRIQUEZ, HAYLIE A. FAVELA, DAPHNE FERRIS, JOHN T. GABEL, SAMANTHA J. GARCIA, MICHAELA L. GIBSON, AUDREY M. GONIEZ, KORTNEE S. GONZALES, ASHTON R. GONZALEZ, TOMMY K. JR. GONZALEZ ALVAREZ, RACHEL L. GOODMAN, EVANY N. GUARDIOLA, CAELEN M. GUERERO RODRIGUEZ, ROLANDO GUTIERREZ, MEAGAN L. HARKINS, KIRSTEN R. HERNANDEZ, APRIL A. HERNANDEZ, JOSEPH E. HERZOG, ARIANA A. HOWELL, DEVIN D. HUERTA, EDGAR B. JOHNSON, AISSA D. JUAREZ, MARIZELDA M. LARA, ANADELA L. LARUE, JOHN S. LARUE, JOSEPH C. LIRA, YAZMIN A.

LOZOYA, OMAR JR. LUCAS, MARCO A. LUCERO, ADRIANA J. MARTINEZ, ANDREW M. MARTINEZ, DANIEL MARTINEZ, GABRIELLA A. MAYDON, MAKAYLA N. MEJIA, DEZAREE N. MENDOZA, ANASTASIA D. MERCADO, DAPHNE A. MIRANDA, RUBI MIRELES, VICTORIA D. MONTANO MARQUEZ, ADRIAN OLVERA, ADAYJA J. ORTIZ, JENIKA A. OZUNA, MIKAELA N. PADILLA, ALIZEY M. PALACIOS, MICAH N. PALMARES, KOBE K. PANTOJA RODRIGUEZ, STEPHANIE PARRA, LESLY PARSON, HAYDEN T. PAZ, CATHERINE A. PEREZ, ALEXA J. PEREZ, MONTSERRAT PRIETO, DANIEL A. RAMIREZ, AIDAN J. RAMIREZ, EDUARDO J. RAMIREZ, LIZBETH RAMIREZ, TYLAN T. RAMOS, JUAN J. RODRIGUEZ, ADRIANA RODRIGUEZ, ELDA G. RODRIGUEZ, GERARDO E. RODRIGUEZ, REGAN R. ROMERO, SAMIEL ROSAS, NATALIE R. SANTOS, DONTAY I. SEAY, BRYNDEN S. SOTELO, BRYNN C. SOTO, KATELIN S. STOW, TAYTUM S. TALAMANTES, NICOLE L. TENA MAGALLANES, AILYN TOL TZOC, ANIBAL VALDEZ, NICOLAS A. VALENZUELA MOLINA, FATIMA A. VALLEJO, BONNIE C. VARELA, BRIANA D. VARGAS, BRISEIDA VEGA BURGOS, BEATRIZ M. VILLALOVOS, NICOLAS A. VILLARREAL, DEVONEE A. WOOD, HUDSON WOOD, LEIGHTON YBARRA, SARA R. YSAGUIRRE, HAILEY N. ZAPATA, MARIANA I. HEREFORD PREPARATORY ACADEMY 8TH GRADE ACOSTA, ELYCIA ACOSTA, NATALY AGUILAR, MARCOS ALEMAN, XANDER ALMARAZ, MARIANA ALONZO, TAYLO ALVAREZ PEREZ, XIMENA ALVAREZ, JANELL ARCOS, SHYLEEN ARGUELLO, DEANDRA ASHLEY, RILEY BAEZA, MAYRA BARRERA, JEREMIAH BARRIENTOS, RUDY BENAVIDEZ, ISAHIAS BERNAL, CASEY BETZEN, PAUL BLAIR, CAMRYN CAMPOS, JACYELL CARBAJAL, LYNZEE CARDENAS, RICARDO CARRASCO, AIZAK CASIAS, MAKAYLA CASTANEDA, CHRISTIAN CEH, ITZEL CHAPOY, JORDYN CHAVEZ, ESMERALDA CHAVIRA, JESUS CISNEROS, VICENT CLAUDIO, JANAE CONTRERAS, JESUS COOPER, EMMA CORDOVA, ALEKSEY CORONADO, IVAN CORRALES, ANDREW CORREA, MARILYN CRUZ, DESTINY DANCE, ANDREW DAVALOS RODELA, YAKELINE DAVIDSON, MARTY DE LA CRUZ, JASMINE DELOZIER, DAYTON DEVIN, AUBREY DOMINGUEZ, KEAGAN DURAN, CARLOS ELKINS, WYATT ENRIQUEZ, JAYMEE ESQUIVEL, KALYSSA FLETCHER, JADYN FULLERTON, DESTINY GALLEGOS BORJON, DENNISE GARCIA, ANGEL GARCIA, LEONEL GARCIA, NAYDELI GARCIA, SEBASTIAN GARCIA, WILLIAM GENTRY, SCOTT GONZALES, HAYDEN GONZALES, ZEVAN GONZALEZ, ELIZABETH GONZALEZ-PENARAN, ANAHI GUERECA, JACQUELIN GUTIERREZ, ADRIAN GUZMAN PANTOJA, MIRANDA HALL, MADISON HERNANDEZ, DAVID HERNANDEZ, JEIGHDYN HERNANDEZ, PEDRO HERNANDEZ, RAIMIAH HEWITT, ASHTON HOLGUIN, LESLIE HUCKINS, JACOB HUERTA, ZAYBRIE IBARRA, CAMILLA JONES, EMMA KEITH, MIA LACOMB, NATHAN LARA, ANDRES LISCANO, NOAH LOOKINGBILL, JOLEE LUNA, AMARIAH MADRIGAL, JAETYN MARQUEZ, ANASTASIA MARQUEZ, AUBRIE MARRY, AARON MARTINEZ, FRANCISCO MARTINEZ, ISAIAH MASON, K’LINDA MATA, JAYMIE MEDINA, CHRISTIAN MONAREZ, DANIEL MONTANEZ MARTINEZ, LEONEL MORALES, MARCUS NOREZ, CAROLYN NUNEZ, SUSIE ORTIZ, RUBEN PALACIOS, CHRISTIAN PEREZ, DOLCE PEREZ, EMILIANO RAMIREZ, MIRIAM RAMOS, ALECXANDER REYES, LEONARDO RODRIGUEZ, NICHOLAS RUIZ, CHEYENNE RUIZ- PEREGRINO, ZAYLIN SALINAS, JACKLYN SANCHEZ, SARAHI SAUCEDA, GASTON

SIMS, CLARA SKILES, LILLIE SORENSEN, PEYTON SOSA, IVET SUAREZ, TOMMY TAPIA, DARREN TENA MAGALLANES, JOCELYN TORRES, YESENIA VALDEZ,MADISYN VAN ADRICHEM, ABBY VASQUEZ, ANNELIESE VASQUEZ, AMERICA VELA, MIRANDA WHATLEY, NICKILAH WILBURN, AUTUMN WITT, CORBIN ZAPATA, JASMIN HEREFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 7TH GRADE ALCALA, JUAN ALDAY FRANCO, SEVERINO ALMAGUER, JARED ALONZO, KEENA ALONZO, MIA ALVAREZ MORENO, FLOR ARCEO MEDINA, ARATH ARCEO, GENESEE ARRIAGA, EZRA ARROYO, AYLIN ARTHO, ALEX BLAIR, KYNDAL BUSHMAN, JAMON BUSTILLOS, SIERRA CARABAJAL, DARIUS CARRASCO, ALYSSA CARVER, MCKINZIE CASTILLO, DESTINY CASTILLO, SEVANNA CASTRO, ALESSANDRA CASTRO, ALEXA CHAVEZ, ERIKA CORDOVA RIOS, SHANIA CRUZ, ZEBEDIAH DETTEN, AVERY DIAZ, ARON ELIAS, KARINA ENRIQUEZ, ISABELLE ENRIQUEZ, SAUL ESCAMILLA, BRAYDEN FLOREZ, MIA FREEMAN, CAGNEY FUENTES, IZAYUS GARCIA, DIANA GARCIA, HAILY R GARZA, ANDREW GONZALEZ, JASMINE GONZALEZ-JIATZ, ESWIN GRAMILLO, EDUARDO GUARDIOLA, KADENCE GULLEY, SHANI GUTIERREZ, DENISS GUTIERREZ, URIEL HERNANDEZ MEDINA, JARET HERNANDEZ, DIONICA HERNANDEZ, JOCELYN HERNANDEZ, KRISTAL KELSO, PEYTON LEAL, CHRISTOPHER LEMON, JUDE LICANO, ABIGAIL LISCANO, JACOB LOPEZ, CAROLINA LOPEZ, JAVEN LOPEZ, SEBASTIAN LUIS, FLORECELDA LUNA, JADEN MADRIGAL, NATALIE MARTINEZ GARCIA, KARLA MARTINEZ, AUBREY MARTINEZ, MIA MAYDON, NAHDIA MCBRIDE, LYNZEE MCNEELY, ANIKA MENDOZA, NAZALIAH MOLINA GASPAR, JAHIR MORALES, JANETTE MUNOZ, CYNTHIA NIELSEN, BRAYLON OLIVO, JOSHUA ORTEGA, DANIEL PADILLA, ANGELINA PARRA, JOANNA PENA, NAKYA PURCELLA, ALLEE RAMIREZ, ASHLI RAMIREZ, GABRIEL RAMIREZ, ROCSANA RENTERIA, ASHLEY RIVERA, OLIVIA RODRIGUEZ, AIVEN RODRIGUEZ, ALIYHA RODRIGUEZ, KIMBERLY RODRIGUEZ, LAURA RODRIGUEZ, LICELLE RODRIGUEZ, NATALIA ROJAS, ALEJANDRO RUELAS ARCEO, DAISY SALAS, GERARDO SALAZAR, ARNULFO SALAZAR, YAHAIRA SALINAS STURGEON, AUBRIANA SALINAS, JULISSA SANCHEZ, JACOB SANCHEZ, MARISOL SATTERFIELD, HANNAH SAUCEDA, XAVIER SCIUMBATO, GIANNA SHELTON, DAKOTA SIERRA, JOSE SILVA, YADIER SKILES, CAITLYN TAMEZ, ABEL TAMEZ, GREG TINO, DIEGO TORRES, KIERA TORRES, NICHOLAS TREJO, GABRIELA URBANCZYK, COLTON VALLE, TRINIDAD VARELA, BRANDON VILLALOBOS, ADAN VILLALOVOS, MIRANDA VILLARREAL CELIS, ESTEFANY VILLARREAL, IVAN VOGEL, BENNETT ZAPATA, MIAH ZEPEDA, ABIGAIL

FULLERTON, NATHAN GASPAR, RUDY GODINEZ, KEIRA GONZALEZ, CARLOS GONZALEZ, JOSEPH GRADO VALERIO, VALERIA GUERRA, ABIGAIL GUERRERO, MARIBEL GUNTER, KELSIE HERNANDEZ GALLARDO, BRYANNA HERNANDEZ, ELISSIAH HERNANDEZ, KALEB HERZOG, KIANA JESKO, TREVOR KEITH, HAGEN LACOMB, BRADEN LAMM, KIELA LEDEZMA, JESUS LOPEZ CASTRO, YESICA LOPEZ, JEFFEREY LOPEZ, LUZEMA LORENZO LOPEZ, CATARINA MADRIGAL, MADILYN MARQUEZ, MERISSA MARTINEZ, ALYSSA MARTINEZ, ESTEFANIA MARTINEZ, TIMOTHY MEADOR, HARRISON MEJIA AYALA MIRELES, SEBASTIAN MOONEY, AVERY MORALES, ZEWDNISHE MORENO, BRENDA NAVA FLOREZ, HENRY MORRIS, ASHER-LELAND NUNEZ, ERICK OLIVARES, JARED OLIVAS, OSCAR ORTA SALDANA, NATALIA OTERO, MORGAN PADILLA, ANALI PANTOJA RODRIGUEZ, SOFIA PAYAN, ANA PENARAN, JADE RAMIREZ, HENRY REDWINE, SAMANTHA REYES, ANGELICA REYES JUANCARLOS RITTER, BAILEY RIVAS, KAREN RODRIGUEZ, GRACE RODRIGUEZ, IVONNE RODRIGUEZ, JAIME RODRIGUEZ, MITZEL RODRIGUEZ, SESZAR ROHM, ELLIANNA ROJAS, SERENITY SAUCEDO, ISIAY SEBASTIAN, NICOLAS SOLIS, SARAHI SOLORZANO, ESTEFANI TALAMANTES, ANGEL TAMEZ, SERENITY TAMEZ, ZIEHYMIAH TELLEZ, NALLELY TORRES, LORENZO TREVINO, ANGELES VALDEZ, NEVAEYA VARGAS, JULIAN VAZQUEZ, AYDEN VICENTE MENDEZ, FRANCISCO VILLARREAL CELIS, MAIRA YSAGUIRRE, BRANDON AIKMAN ELEMENTARY 5TH GRADE GARCIA, MARISSA IBARRA, VICTOR LOPEZ, HELEN MACIAS, JACQUELIN MARTINEZ, NATALIE S. NAPOLES, DIEGO PATEL, DAKSH H. PORRAS, ZAMIAH RODRIGUEZ, LESLIE SALAZAR, ADIX S. SANCHEZ, IVAN HERNANDEZ SOLIS, AGUSTO SUAREZ, ADDYSON VILLEDA, MARISSOL 4TH GRADE ARAMBULA, YAQUELIN AVINA, ALEXANDER BHAKTA, KABIR BIGGS, TATE CABEZULA, KOBE CAMPOS, CYANA CERVANTES, ABEL CERVANTES, KAYLA CERVANTES, NATALY CERVANTEZ, RAYLINN HERMOSILLO, LUIS JESKO, SEAN LARA, LESLIE LEMON, JACK MEDRANO, JEREMIAH MOORE, BOSTON MUNIZ, JUAN JR. RAMIREZ, ALEXANDER RAMIREZ, NAHYELI RAMIREZ, VIANEY RODRIGUEZ, ARIEL ROJAS, JOSEPH SANCHEZ ALVARADO, ANGEL SIFUENTES III, LUCIO SOLTERO, NUBIA SOTELO, JYNESSA VALLE, ARACELY BLAINE “CASH” VALDEZ VASQUEZ, HAILEY VITELA, AMRI URIBE, DIEGO BLUEBONNET ELEMENTARY 5TH GRADE ALVAREZ, EVELYN BROWN, MILEY CAUDILLO, YARETZI FLORES, LINDSAY JAQUEZ, FELIPE MARTINEZ, EDUARDO ONTIVEROS, AZLYNNE ORTIZ, ASHLEY SOUZA, LOGAN SUBEALDEA, ETHAN VITELA, VALERIE

6TH GRADE 4TH GRADE ALMARAZ, JOSE APARISIO, PERLA ARCEO, MONTSERRAT ARELLANO, LAURA ARREDONDO, ALIJAH BAEZA, LORENZO BARRIENTEZ, ALEXANDRA BERNAL, XZAIDEN BRAVO, AUBREY BROWN, SETH BURNETT, BRAYDEN CAMACHO, BRAYDEN CANTU, JONATHAN CARBALLA, MIRANDA CASTILLO, ZALEY CERVANTES, ABRAHAM CHARLES, LANEY CONTRERAS CEBALLOS, JOANNA CORDOVA, SEGAN CORTEZ, IRALLAS CRUZ, GYSELLE CRUZ, MARISKA-RAELYN DANCE, AVERY DE LA CRUZ VARGAS, BLANCA DEL VAL, YAILI ENRIQUEZ, ANDREW ESCOBEDO, MARCUS FLORES, HAYDEN FLOREZ, ZAYBREE

CRUZ, ZACHARIAH ENRIQUEZ, MALARIE ESPINOZA, KENNIA GARCIA, ANDREA HUCKINS, ADDISON JUAREZ, AARIJAH LUCERO, LIZBETH MORALES, ASHLEY OTERO, ELIJAH PESINA, KRAEGAN RAMIREZ-HAZLETT, ADDILYN SANCHEZ, MARCOS SILERIO, MARLISSE SOSA, ALEXIS SOUZA, MADISON VALDEZ, GEZEL

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Lady Herd out-rallies Goddard

By John Carson BRAND Managing Editor

Taytum Stow (12) scores the first basket of the game Tuesday on the way to a game-high 16 points in a 58-47 win.

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Answering a rally with a fourth-quarter comeback of their own, the Hereford Lady Whitefaces were able to get past the visiting Goddard Lady Rockets from Roswell, N.M., 58-47, in non-district hardwood play Tuesday.

In snapping a two-game skid, the Lady Herd won for the fifth time in the last seven games to improve to 13-14 overall on the season.

“There were mistakes made and good things we did,” Hereford coach Bryan Lintner said. “Just forget about it. This game meant nothing. The most important game is [Friday’s district game] at Estacado.

“The next four games need to be our best of the season. We some potential to make noise in the playoffs.”

In what Lintner dubbed a “trap game” for his team against an out-of-state opponent on a bye night of the district schedule, the Lady Whitefaces flexed their muscle in the post to avoid a tumble.

After Lori Arias put the Lady Herd up 32-24 with 5:09 to play in the third, the Lady Rockets flipped the switch on a half-court trap.

A flurry of Lady Whiteface turnovers fueled a 16-6 Lady Rocket spurt that turned the deficit into a 4036 lead with 7:12 to play when Bailey Beene hit pair of free throws.

With Andrea Valenzuela flexing her muscle in the

Lady Whiteface Miranda Acosta (42) came off the bench Tuesday to score 8 points that included a 6-for-6 night from the foul line.

BRAND/John Carson post, the Lady Herd snuffed the spurt and doused the

fire.

Valenzuela’s bucket with

COMING UP BETWEEN THE LINES Saturday, Jan. 26 Wrestling Girls varsity at Lady Falcon Classic, Bushland, 9 a.m.

Monday, Jan. 28 Basketball (Boys) 7th-grade A team vs. Dumas, 5 p.m.

8th-grade B team vs. Dumas, 5 p.m.

8th-grade A team vs. Dumas, 6:15 p.m.

7th-grade B team vs. Dumas, 6:15 p.m.

Tuesday, Jan. 29 Basketball (Boys) JV vs. Lamesa, 4:30 p.m.

Freshmen vs. Lamesa, 6 p.m.

Varsity vs. Lamesa, 7:30 p.m.

Basketball (Girls) JV vs. Lamesa, 4:30 p.m.

Varsity vs. Lemesa, 6 p.m.

Freshmen vs. Lamesa, 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, Jan. 31 Wrestling Boys, girls varsity at Caprock quad match, 5:30 p.m.

6:08 to go was the first of 8 points she would score in a 14-0 run that would give the Lady Whitefaces their biggest lead of the game at 52-40 with 2:13 remaining.

“That fourth quarter was big,” Lintner said. “To answer their run like that shows we’re maturing as a team. It was especially good because we did without our starting point guard.

“They were able to calm themselves and execute under pressure to do that they needed to win.”

Beene took game scoring honors with 21 points to lead the Lady Rockets.

Scoring 12 points in the first half, Taytum Stow paced the Lady Whitefaces with 16 points. Arias added 11 points with 8 coming in the second half.

Valenzuela finished with 9 points, while Miranda Acosta chipped in 8 that featured a 6-for-6 night from charity stripe – including 4-of-4 in the game’s final 1:08.

After a pair of cold nights from the floor, the Lady Herd connected on 51.3 percent of their total shots – including 56.7 percent on 2-pointers (17-of-30).

The Lady Herd advantage in the post was evident with them outscoring the Lady Rockets, 32-14, in the paint, and coming down with a 32-20 on the glass.

Nayeli Acosta led the Lady Whitefaces with a game-high 7 rebounds – all on the defensive end. Stow and Valenzuela added 6 PLEASE SEE GIRLS | 10

Friday, Feb. 1 Boys Basketball JV at Levelland, 4:30 p.m.

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Girls Basketball JV at Levelland, 4:30 p.m.

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Freshmen at Levelland, 7:30 p.m.

Softball Varsity at Bushland (scrimmage), TBA Tennis Varsity at Abilene Cooper quad match, TBA

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We are human, and one by-product of our frailty is that we are not always "up" or full of positive thoughts. This Sunday, Pastor Danny Mize will lead us in a lesson called: "Discouraged? Your Heavenly Father Has Something to Say." A "letter" full of Scriptures will help us find encouragement from God. With piano accompaniment by Cindy Cassels, Peggy Mize will lead us in singing: "Surely Goodness and Mercy" "Count Your Many Blessings" and "Great Is Thy Faithfulness." Additionally, Sherry Baldwin will sing for us: "He Knows My Name."

Our adult Bible study continues at 9:00 a.m. with Dennis Hicks leading us through a series called "Thriving in Babylon." Refreshments are available at 10:00 a.m. and our worship service begins at 10:30 a.m. Communion will be served to all who wish to partake. Fellowship of Believers is located at 245 N. Kingwood, and everyone is welcome.

If you have questions, leave a message at 364-0359.

Listen for the morning devotional minute heard on KNNK Radio, 100.5 FM, 7:25 a.m. Monday through Friday.

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Assembly Of God Calvary Family Church 137 Avenue G 806-364-5686

Victory Family Worship Center 606 E 15th St 806-364-0305 www.thevictory.tv

Iglesia Vida 603 E. Park Avenue 806-346-7054 All services in Español.

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Good News Church 621 E. 15th 806-364-5239

Iglesia Bautista Fundamental 100 South Ironwood 806-364-1844

Iglesia Bautista Nueva Vida

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130 N 25 Mile Ave. 806-364-1564

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Summerfield Baptist Isaiah 43:19 19 See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland.

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Catholic La Iglesia De San Jose 13th & Brevard 806-364-5053

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It’s exciting days at the Nazarene Family Church as we prepare for the Encounter, Feb. 3-5 with Dan Bohi and Craig Wrench. The encounter is a special time of renewal and infilling. The Encounter will start at 8 a.m. with breakfast and then service is at 8:30 a.m. There will be continual sessions until noon and then we will serve lunch.

After lunch, the Encounter will continue until 4 p.m.

The Encounter continues on into Monday and Tuesday nights. For information about the Encounter, call 3648303. You are invited to be a part of this year’s Encounter!

Our children are preparing for children’s talent with choir, puppets, and pinewood derby.

Teens begin Battle of the Sexes this Wednesday night.

This will be several weeks of fun games. Boys vs. girls and a series of lessons on dating relationships.

There are Bible studies, prayer meetings, volleyball, and worship, all for your family this week. It’s a great time to get your family involved in church. Our team of pastors are here to serve you, pray for you, and support you in any way we can.

Let’s make 2019 a great year for your family at the Nazarene Family Church. Pastor Ted welcomes you.

111 Avenue H 806-364-5763

Latter Day Saints Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 500 Country Club Drive 806-364-1288

Lutheran Immanuel Lutheran Church

Presbyterian First Presbyterian 610 Lee St. 806-364-2471

Seventh Day Adventist Iglesia Adventista Del 7 Dia

Seventh Day Adventist 711 W Park Ave. 806-364-6127

Trinity Fellowship Trinity Fellowship 401 W Park Ave. 806-364-0373

1204 Moreman St. 806-341-0315

100 Avenue B 806-346-2740 www.lcms.org

Methodist First United Methodist 501 N. Main St 806-364-0770 www.herefordmethodist.com

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Deuteronomy 31:6 6 Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the LORD your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you.”

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Jeremiah 29:11 11 For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.

Denominational Barn Church 3948 FM 1057 806-289-5706

Christian Assembly 1206 S Main St. 806-364-5882

Living Stones Church 802 Avenue K 806-282-1138

Son Rise 502 Mabel St.

Faith Mission Church of God in Christ 806-307-309

Without Walls Praise Center 802 Avenue K 806-360-2830 Spanish & Bi-langual Services

Pentecostal Iglesia De Cristo 103 Alamo 806-364-2906

Isaiah 41:10 10 So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.

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Cooper Marsh exhibited the Grand Champion steer, a Class Two Exotic weighing 1,195 pounds, that also took Breed Champion honors. The calf was tops in a field of 26 entries.

Reserve Grand Champion steer honors went to Addison Kahlich, who showed a 1,140-pound Class 1 Exotic that was Reserve Breed Champion.

In the nine-entry heifer show, Cutter Pohlman walked away with both the Grand and Reserve Grand Champion ribbons and banners.

The lamb show encompassed 30 entries.

Johan Grotegut won Grand Champion with his 151-pound Medium Wool that was Breed Champion.

Rachael Detten’s 113-pound Class 1 Southdown was Reserve Grand Champion and Breed Champion.

Goat show results in a field of 16 entries proved a sister act.

Matlin Mimms guided her 67-pound Class 1 goat to Grand Champion honors, while Macie Mimms showed her 82-pound Class 3 goat to Reserve Grand Champion.

The swine show went whole hog with one of the largest fields of entries at 104.

Jose Duque guided his 200-pound Class 4 Cross

to Grand Champion after taking Breed Champion with the animal.

Remington Meador saw his 206-pound Class 4 Cross take Reserve Grand Champion after winning Reserve Breed Champion.

Some of the best warm and fuzzies came in the rabbit show with a field of 72 entrants of varied ages.

Brad Turpen showed a Class 4 Fancy Senior rabbit that was named Grand Champion after earlier being named Breed Champion. Turpen doubled down, also taking Reserve Grand Champion honors with his Class 1 commercial junior rabbit that was also Breed Champion.

Junior Showmanship honors in the steer show went to Cooper Marsh, with Caitlyn Skiles named the Intermediate Showmanship winner.

Cutter Pohlman was the Senior Showmanship winner. Isaiah Alejandre won the First Year Cattle Showman award.

Johan Grotegut won the Junior Showmanship award in the lamb show with Avery Detten taking Intermediate Showmanship honors. Samantha Lookingbill was the Senior Lamb Showmanship winner. The First Year Sheep/ Goat Showman award went to Harmonie Vanderwig.

In goat showmanship, Bennett Vogel took Intermediate Showmanship, while Matlin Mimms garnered Senior Showmanship

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boards each.

In a miscue-filled game that saw 46 total turnovers, the Lady Herd committed 25, but were able to come up with 21.

Standing in third place at 2-2, the Lady Whitefaces started their second run through District 3-4A play after press time Friday when they visited Lubbock Estacado.

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honors.

The Junior Showmanship Award in the pig show went to Oliver Meador, with the Intermediate Showmanship Award going to Ashton Hewitt. Senior Pig Showmanship went to Hannah Barrett.

Showmanship awards in the rabbit division went to Macy Betzen for both Junior Showmanship and First Year Showman, Lili Cooper for Intermediate Showmanship, and Emily Guerrero for Senior Showmanship.

Hereford Stock Show

Steer Show Class 01 - Class 1 British Johnathan Rodriguez, 1; Ashleigh Carlson, 2 ; Lonnie Slaughter, Jr., 3 Class 02 - Class 2 British Cooper Marsh, 1, Breed Champ; Darcy Dodd, 2, Reserve Breed Champ,3 Class 03 - Class 1 American Corbin Marsh, 1, Breed Champion; Caitlyn Skiles, 2, Reserve Breed Champion Class 04 - Class 2 American Stewart Skiles, 1; Isaiah Alejandre, 2 Class 05 - Class 1 Exotic Addison Kahlich, 1, Reserve Champion, Reserve Breed Champion; Corbin Marsh, 2; Hayden Carlson, 3; Ashleigh Carlson, 4; Emily Carlson, 5; Class 06 - Class 2 Exotic Cooper Marsh, 1, Grand Champion, Breed Champion; Hayden Carlson, 2; Addison Carlson, 3 ; Gavin Urbanczyk, 4 Class 07 - Class 3 Exotic Addison Carlson, 1; Colton Urbanczyk, 2 Lillie Skiles, 3; Emily Carlson, 4 Heifer Show Class 01- Heifers Cutter Pohlman, 1, Reserve Champion; Colter Pohlman, 2 ; Aspyn Archer, 3 Class 02 - Heifers Cutter Pohlman, 1; Matlin Mimms, 2; Macie Mimms, 3; Brynna Rudd, 4; Lonnie Slaughter, Jr, 5; Class 03 - Heifers Cutter Pohlman, 1, Grand Champion Lamb Show Class 01 - Class 1 Finewool Jack Detten, 1, 2, Reserve Breed Champion; Class 02 - Finewool Josef Grotegut, 1, Breed Champion; Zeke Coneway, 2;

They return home Tuesday to face Lamesa before ending the regular season with a Friday game at Levelland and home game Feb. 5 against Canyon.

HEREFORD 58, GODDARD 47 Score by quarters

1 2 3 4 F Goddard 6 14 15 12 – 47 Hereford 7 19 10 22 – 58 Halftime: 26-20, Hereford GODDARD (47): Sandoval 10, Beene 21, Ueland 7, Garcia 0, Villarreal 4, Schooley 0, L.Marley 1, Salinas 4.

HEREFORD (58): Lookingbill 5, Arias 11, Stow 16, Valenzuela 9, N.Acosta 5, Claudio 0, Dodd 0, Fraire 4, M.Acosta 8.

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Class 03 - Finewool Cross Avery Detten, 1, Breed Champion; Rachael Detten, 2; Sam Detten, 3.

Class 04 - Finewool Cross Avery Detten, 1, Reserve Breed Champion; Logan Paetzold, 2,4; Zeke Coneway, 3 Class 05 - Class 1 Southdown Rachael Detten, 1, Reserve Champion, Breed Champion; Elizabeth Dominguez, 2, Reserve Breed Champion Class 06 - Class 1 Dorper Mya Martinez, 1, Breed Champion Class 07 - Class 1 Medium Wool Johan Grotegut, 1 Reserve Breed Champ; Josef Grotegut, 2; Jaxon Warlick, 3, 4 ; Jack Detten, 5 Class 08 - Class 2 Medium Wool Johan Grotegut, 1, Grand Champion, Breed Champ, 2; Josef Grotegut, 3 Class 09 - Class 3 Medium Wool Samantha Lookingbill, 1, 4 ; Jolee Lookingbill, 2,3 Goat Show Class 01 - Class 1 Goats Matlin Mimms, 1, Grand Champion; Lanae Blankenship, 2; Veronica Mata, 3; Alejandro Mata, 4 Class 02 - Class 2 Goats Bennett Vogel, 1; Kylee Ramirez, 2; Camila Casarez, 3; Alejandro Mata, 4 Class 03 - Class 3 Goats Macie Mimms, 1, Reserve Grand Champion; Matlin Mimms, 2; Bennett Vogel, 3; Lanae Blankenship, 4; Harmonie Vanderweg, 5 Class 04 - Class 4 Goats Macie Mimms, 1; Katelin McCathern, 2, 3 Swine Show Class 01 - Class 1 Duroc Oliver Meador, 1; Brianna Rodriguez, 2; Han-

nah Barrett, 3; Corbin Marsh, 4; Johnathan Rodriguez, 5 Class 02 - Class 2 Duroc Kannon Aven, 1, Breed Champion; Camryn Blair, 2, Reserve Breed Champion Class 03 - Class 1 Hampshire Rainey Aven, 1, Reserve Breed Champion; Alex Cooper, 2; KaKee McIntire, 3; Kaylee Davis, 4 Class 04 - Class 2 Hampshire Kinley Aven, 1; Teal Francis, 2; Kenna Hougland, 3; Corbin Marsh, 4; Macy Warlick, 5 Class 05 - Class 3 Hampshire Kyndal Blair, 1; Cooper Marsh, 2 Class 06 - Class 4 Hampshire Johnathan Rodriguez, 1; Jaxon Warlick, 2; Isaiah Alejandre, 3 Class 07 – Class 5 Hampshire Camryn Blair, 1, Breed Champion; Addison Kahlich, 2; Ashton Hewitt, 3 Class 08 - Class 1 White OPB Harrison Meador, 1, Breed Champion; Nixon Monroe, 2; Michaela Garcia, 3; Isabel Villegas, 4 Class 09 - Class 2 White OPB Oliver Meador, 1, Reserve Breed Champion; Madison Holcomb, 2 Class 10 - Class 1 Black OPB Kaylee Davis, 1; Josue Villa, 2; Kattie McKay, 3, 6; Aspyn Archer, 4; Abraham Martinez, 5 Class 11 - Class 2 Black OPB Emma Barrett, 1; Ayden Rodriguez, 2; Havyn Smith, 3; Devin Martinez, 4 Class 12 - Class 3 Black OPB Brandon Box, 1, Reserve Breed Champion; Macie Mimms, 2, Lang Blankenship, 3; Isaiah Alejandre, 4; Isaias Martinez, 5 Class 13 - Class 4 Black OPB Ashton Hewitt, 1, Breed Champion; Macy Warlick, 2; Madison Holcomb, 3; Macie

Mimms, 4; Jaxon Warlick, 5 Class 14 - Class 5 Black OPB Jeri Holcomb, 1; Jeri Holcomb, 2; Nixon Monroe, 3 Class 15 - Class 1 Yorkshire Rainey Aven, 1; Jeri Holcomb, 2; Dayton DeLozier, 3; Mya Martinez, 4 Class 16 - Class 2 Yorkshire Remington Meador, 1, Breed Champion; Addison Kahlich, 2, Reserve Breed Champion; Hannah Barrett, 3 Class 17 - Class 1 Cross Brynna Rudd, 1; Emma Barrett, 2,3; Hannah Barrett, 4; Cooper Marsh, 5; Luke Butler, 6; Ivan Casarez, 7 Class 18 - Class 2 Cross Kannon Aven, 1; Nehemiah Carbajal, 2; Brianna Rodriguez, 3; KaKee McIntire, 4 Dodge DeLozier, 5; Ayden Rodriguez, 6; Kattie McKay, 7,8 Rabbit Show Class 01 - Commercial Junior Brad Turpen, 1, 2, 7, Reserve Champion, Breed Champion; Remington Meador, 3 ; Caelen Guardiola, 4; Kattie McKay, 5, 6; Rayvin Dominguez, 8; Jack Detten, 9 Class 02 - Commercial Senior Brad Turpen, 1, 2, 4, Reserve Breed Champion; Remington Meador, 3,5, 8; Kaylee Davis, 6; Isabel Villegas, 7 Mya Martinez, 9 Class 03 - Fancy Junior Brad Turpen, 1, 2 Class 04 - Fancy Senior Brad Turpen, 1, 6, Grand Champion, Breed Champion; Macy Betzen, 2, Reserve Breed Champion; Emily Guerrero, 3,5; Hudson Wood, 4; Preslee Johnson, 7; Jayden Trevino, 8; Remington Meador, 9; Valori Porter, 10

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