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They had so much fun last year, they decided to do it again.

That was essentially the line of thinking when officials at Nazarene Family Church in Hereford made the no-brainer decision to continue the Father’s Day celebration another year.

With hopes of becom-

ing an annual event in its debut last year, Dad-Fest is well on the way of becoming a fixture on the Hereford calendar for the third weekend in June.

“Everyone last year loved it,” Nazarene Family Church pastor Ted Taylor said. “We had about 700 who registered and a lot more came. It was a great event.

“The weather didn’t

help us out, but it was a real success. It was very well attended.”

Like last year, this year’s event will take place at Dameron Park on Saturday, June 16.

Games, concessions and music will keep the crowd going as they peruse a variety of classic cars, trucks and motorcycles.

With car shows a popu-

lar attraction, Dad-Fest 2017’s proved that in spades as it drew nearly 90 vehicles for display.

“People really loved the car show,” Taylor said.

To complete the feel with vintage vehicles around, this year’s event has an added event with the classic vehicles cruising the streets of Hereford during the evening.

The purpose of the

event is to help shine the spotlight on dads, who are often somewhat overlooked in terms of appreciation.

“We want this to be a positive, family-friendly event to celebrate dad and his family,” Taylor said. “This gives dads something special to do with the kids.

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Moss to bid farewell to director seat

Hereford High School 2017-18 H Awards Pages 6-7

By Jim Steiert Contributing Writer

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A come and go reception honoring Shelly Moss, long-time executive director of King’s Manor Methodist Retirement System, will be held Friday, June 8, from 2-4 p.m. in the Lamar Room at the manor. It will be a time for laughter, fellowship, and recollection—and more than likely, the shedding of a few tears.

Mrs. Moss is stepping down after 24 years of work at the Manor to pursue clinical social work. Her departure from King’s Manor marks the turning of the page on a significant chapter in the history of senior care within the community that she had a major hand in writing. As one friend observed, “Shelly Moss may be succeeded, but she will never be replaced at King’s Manor.”

Mrs. Moss says she won’t leave her post until a suitable individual has been hired and trained for the position.

“I will continue working with the Founders Board on this year’s major fundraiser, the Founders Day barbecue and auction. I came to King’s Manor 24 years ago as the Social Services director, and fell in love with social work and with this place and its people. I have found that I miss social work. In order to follow an original dream of pursuing clinical social work I have to leave my long-time home of King’s Manor, but I’m not leaving Hereford.

“It has been an honor and privilege to know and work with my fellow employees, family members and residents. So many faces and personalities have left imprints on my soul that I am forever changed,” said Mrs. Moss.

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INDEX Page 2............Obituaries Page 3......Public Record Page 4..........Community Page 5..........Community Page 6..............H Awards Page 7..............H Awards Page 8..................Sports Page 9...........Classifieds Page 10.................News

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Dog on the loose Bryson Stansberry, 4, corrals his hot dog before it gets loose in the park after it tried to escape while he was unwrapping it during the Hereford Kiwanis Club Sack Lunch Day for Stanton Learning Center students on May 17.

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HISD hosts summer food program From Staff Reports

Hereford Independent School District (HISD) is again sponsoring the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) Summer Food Service Program.

As a sponsor, HISD will be serving summer meals from Monday, June 4-Friday, July 20 at the Hereford High School cafeteria.

Breakfast will be served from 7:30-9 a.m., and lunch will be served from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

The cafeteria will be closed on Wednesday, July

4 for Independence Day, but will resume regular hours on Thursday, July 5.

The summer food program is open anyone between the ages of 1-18, regardless of income.

Meals will be provided to all children without charge and are the same for all children regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability, and there will be no discrimination in the course of meal service.

Adults may purchase breakfast for $1 and lunch for $2.

Retiring King's Manor director Shelly Moss will be honored by the community with a reception on Friday, June 8 from 2-4 p.m. at King’s Manor Lamar Room. Photo by Jim Steiert

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Funeral services for Alfred W. Shoffit, 93, a Hereford resident, were held Friday, June 1 in The Lamar Room at King’s Manor Methodist Retirement System with Dennis Latham, the Rev. Jim Watkins and the Rev. Don McDonald officiating.

Graveside services were held Tuesday, May 29 at Dallas-Fort Worth Nation-

al Cemetery. Arrangements were entrusted to Parkside Chapel Funeral Home in Hereford. Mr. Shoffit passed away on Wednesday, May 23, 2018 in Amarillo.

Alfred Walter Shoffit was born March 28, 1925 to Henry Johnson and Edna Irene (Russell) Shoffit on the Four 6’s Ranch near Guthrie and grew up in Lefors. A World War II veteran, he served in the U.S. Army from 1943-46.

Originally assigned to an accelerated training program for civil engineers, he was transferred to the I&R Platoon, 423rd Infantry Regiment, 106th Infantry Division, and sent to Europe shortly before the Battle of the Bulge. He was taken prisoner during the battle and spent six months as a POW, mostly at Zittau on the German/Polish border.

After discharge from the Army, he returned to his hometown of Lefors, where he met and married Syrena (Jackie)

Patterson. A.W. finished college on the G.I. Bill and became a math and science teacher. He began his teaching career with three years in Cuero, He spent six years teaching at Lefors High School and then served 21 years as a chemistry and physics teacher at the high school in Andrews. After retirement, A.W. and Jackie moved to a small farm in Bowlegs, Okla., later relocating to Cedar Creek Lake south of Dallas. In 2009, they moved to Hereford and resided at King’s Manor until his passing.

A.W. had a lifelong love of woodworking and building. He built two houses “from the ground up” and substantially remodeled many others during his lifetime.

He served God faithfully through local church

membership in every community he lived in.

He was a man of outstanding intellect, humor and integrity. He will be greatly missed.

Surviving are his wife of the home; daughters Patricia DeCastro of Guadalupita, N.M., and Leona Shoffit of Hereford; brother Delmer Lee Shoffit of Tanneyville, Mo.; grandson, Zac Dortch of Lubbock; granddaughters Marie Forst of Glenshaw,

Pa., Monisha O’Connor of Eagle, Id., Renee Ruch of Pittsburg, Pa., and Farah Summers of Edmond, Okla.; and 13 great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents; one brother; and daughter Sheila Marie Shoffit Brown.

The family suggests memorials in Mr. Shoffit’s name be made to King’s Manor 400 Ranger, Hereford, Texas.

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N. Hwy 385 • 806-364-2160 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 regular hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, and only by appointment on Sunday • 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 Employ-

ees 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

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meeting at 7 p.m. For information call 806-364-1892 or email: dgproctor@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 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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Public Record/News Police Blotter Arrests Hereford Police Department

for no driver’s license.

May 29 Kelcee Denea Griffin, 24, arrested for possession or delivery of a controlled substance, failure to identify and theft.

Domanic Ray Stanford, 23, arrested for possession or delivery of a controlled substance, theft and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.

Darion Leigh Gomez, 22, arrested on an outstanding felony warrant.

Hilma Aidee Morales-Perez, 36, arrested

MOSS: FROM PAGE 1

School, Mrs. Moss attended Baylor University, earning a degree in Psychology.

Upon coming to Hereford she became coordinator with the Rape Crisis/Domestic Violence Center, located in the Deaf Smith County Courthouse. After she and husband Max had their family, a social worker position opened at King’s Manor and she got the job, holding that post for 14 years.

“I loved social work so much that I graduated with my Masters in Social Work from UTA/WTAMU in December of 2003 – soon after I was put in the program development post at King’s Manor, and began working with the Founders Board on fund raising for benevolent care,” she said.

Later, she became assistant administrator, then was named executive director in 2007. Child care, hospice and long term care were added to the services provided by King’s Manor on her watch.

“This community supports King’s Manor in so many ways, and people who are physically separated from us by many miles

May 30 Mercedes Camarillo, 19, arrested for driving while license invalid.

Deaf Smith County Sheriff’s Office May 29 Domanic Stanford, arrested for possession of less than 1 gram of a controlled substance, theft and unauthorized use a motor vehicle.

do too. We receive incredible support financially, through volunteerism, music, and through prayers and presence, as well as patronage. The goal of King’s Manor to serve this community by providing quality care have not and will not change. Strong leadership permeates our walls. There are dedicated, long-serving employees in every department who know their jobs,” she stressed.

“Sometimes nursing home work can be overwhelming. You can’t change people’s circumstances. But, you can grow where you are planted. I have always tried to advocate for residents and develop relationships with them. The relationships with residents, their families, and our employees have always been the rewarding part of this job,” said Mrs. Moss. “I am amazed at how family members volunteer to do so much beyond the care of their loved ones.

Folks believe in the mission of King’s Manor and they give to it. Members of our board of directors and the Founders Board give of themselves to make this a better place.”

One notable trial during

Mrs. Moss’s tenure was the 2014 fire, and flooding that followed repairs.

“In the fire aftermath our assisted living residents were without a home all of that year and coping was stressful and worrisome.

We dealt with repairs and rebuilding, being without a kitchen, and then when things were getting back in shape there were frozen pipes and flooding. You had to just laugh about some of it. The community wrapped its arms around us from the moment the fire call went in. The community response on the night of the fire was a real shining moment for Hereford,” she opined.

Where to from here?

Mrs. Moss says she’ll take a sabbatical to reconnect with family and friends, and likely will wield a paint roller helping her son, Morgan, flip homes.

She definitely plans to get back into social work.

“King’s Manor has been my home for a quarter of a century, and the people here are family. They are who I came to work for. I have been in and out of the lives of a lot of families. I am awed by God’s hand on King’s Manor. Things happen here because God puts His finger on it.”

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WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS Numbers 21:4-9

SALVATION ON A POLE

Vs 4 The children of Israel wondered in the wilderness for 40 years. This incident took place toward the end of this wondering. God had led them around the land of Edom, and this caused the people to become discouraged. Vs 5 They wanted to go back to “the good old days” in Egypt. They had forgotten the pain, suffering and death in which they had lived. They had become ungrateful and rebellious, and God finally ran out of patience with them. Vs 6 God sent snakes into their midst and “many of the people of Israel died”. Vs 7 The people confessed to Moses that they had sinned against God, and asked that Moses intercede to God on their behalf. Vs8 God told Moses to make a fiery serpent of brass and set it on a staff (or Flag Pole) so that everyone could see it. When the people were bitten, all they had to do was look upon the brass serpent and they would live. Vs 9 Moses did as God had commanded and so it was that when anyone was bitten, IF they looked upon the brass serpent, they lived. Jesus referred to this incident in John 3:1415. “And as Moses lifted up the serpent In the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up: that whoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life”. This reminds us of the redemptive work of our Savior on the cross.

POINTS TO CONSIDER: 1. The bite of sin: Just as those serpents injected the deadly venom into their victims, we today need deliverance from the poisonous venom of sin. _Sin is the fiery serpent in that it poisons our soul and brings with it death. Romans 3:23 says that “all have sinned and come short of the Glory of God”. And Romans 6:23 says “For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord”. Notice that God did not remove the snakes, but he gave them the way to life. This leads to the next point.

2. Look and live: we understand that it was not the brass serpent that saved the people who had been bitten by snakes, but it was the power of God that gave them life. But, they were not saved by just believing (faith) that they could be saved if they looked ..... but they were saved if they actually looked (obedience).

This principle is also stated in James 2:24 “you see that a man is justified by works, and not by faith alone”.

3. Individual responsibility: each person that was bitten had to look at the brass serpent for himself. This was not something that someone else could do for them, not a friend, spouse, brother, sister, mother or father. It is the same for each of us today; no one else can believe in Christ for us, no one else can confess Christ before men for us, no one else can repent of our sins for us, no one else can be buried with Christ in baptism for us.

No, folks, these verses from Numbers 21:4-9 illustrate what God expects from people who would be his people -obedience. He seeks people who will throw away their own ideas and be obedient to his commandments. And, the fate of those who do not obey him is death -this is spiritual death, the separation from God in eternity. God’s plan is simple -it is mankind that makes it complicated.

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Sack lunch for Stanton The May 17 meeting of the Hereford Kiwanis Club was not the usual gathering of members chatting over lunch before a program, short business meeting and back to work. Instead, club members did the serving as the club played host to the students from Stanton Learning Center for a chili dog sack lunch. Top left, Kiwanians wrap hot dogs as fast as they come off the grill, while, below center, from left, club members DPS Trooper Jay Whitten, Greg Reinart and Rocky Favila make sure each sack lunch is packed and ready to go. Students made the short hike down Park Avenue to the community center to pick up their lunches before heading across the street to eat in the shade of Dameron Park. Bottom left, Stanton Learning Center’s Margot Cortez doles out sack lunches to an assembly line of students during the May 17 event. Below right, instead of doling out justice, Deaf Smith County District Attorney and Kiwanis Club member Jim English doles out juice to students. Bottom middle, from left, Stanton Learning Center students Anilia McLaughlin, Andrew McLaughlin and Antonio Martinez chow down at Dameron Park courtesy of the Kiwanis Club.

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Lowrance, Gerber to wed From Contributed Sources

Garre and Delayna Lowrance of Hereford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Paige Nicole Lowrance, to Lathem Chay Gerber of Bushland.

The wedding is set for Saturday, June 2 at The Piehl Barn in Bushland.

Formerly of Hereford, the bride-elect now resides in Canyon and is a 2017 graduate of Amarillo College Occupational Therapy assistant program. She is employed as a certified occupational therapy Assistant in Amarillo and Friona.

Lowrance is the granddaughter of Hereford residents Dorman and Jana Duggan, and Amarillo residents Garre and Diana Lowrance.

The groom-to-be is the son of Clay Gerber and Tammie Ratliff of Amarillo and grandson of Leon and Nita Gibbs of Amarillo, Sheldon and Dale Proctor of Dalhart, and Terry and Susan Kile of Beaver Okla.

Growing up in Bushland, the prospective groom started up his own lawn and landscape business while in high school. He

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Paige Lowrance is set to wed Lathem Gerber on June 2 in Bushland.

Contributed photo has been running his busi- After a honeymoon in Janess, Gerber Lawn and maica, the couple will reLandscape, for 10 years. side in Canyon.

DAD-FEST: FROM PAGE 1

“Cars are always in dad’s world. So we felt this was a way to bring dads and their families together. It is a fun deal for everyone.”

Dad-Fest at Dameron Park runs from 11 a.m.-3 p.m., with the car show, games and concessions.

From 6-9 p.m., the classic vehicles leave the park and take to the streets of Hereford in hopes of making it look like a scene out of “American Graffiti.”

Registration for the car show is set for Friday, June 15 from 7-9 p.m., and Saturday, June 16 from 8-10 a.m., at Hereford Community Center.

Fee to enter the show and take part in the cruise is $20. For those just wishing to cruise, the fee is $15.

Awards for the show are scheduled to be doled out at 3 p.m.

All proceeds from the event – including a $5 burger combo – benefit the Nazarene Family Church Haiti Project.

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enough to safely hold and fire a shotgun will be each Tuesday at 6 p.m., weather permitting, at the Hereford Gun Range.

Safety equipment, including ear protection, is required. District Trap Shoot contests are scheduled July 13-14 at the Amarillo Gun Range.

SUMMER CAMPS: Registration for 4-H Summer camps are now open at the Texas 4-H Center website. · Click on the “Register Now” button · Choose “2018 Texas 4-H Camps” Select the camp(s) you want to attend!

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Hereford High School 2017-18 H Awards Nayeli Acosta – Chemisty, honor roll Andreya Alaniz – Honor roll Alexis Alderete – National Honor Society Brianna Alejandre – Cosmetology Nevaeh Alejandre – Wrestling, Health Science Practicum 1, honor roll, National Honor Society Francisco Almarez – Introduction to Culinary Arts Rosa Alonso – Health Science Practicum 1, UIL Current Events, honor roll, National Honor Society Charisma Alonzo – BIM 1, geometry, honor roll Carson Altman – Spanish II, English III Connor Altman – Practical TDL Carlos Alvarado – Principles of Manufacturing, English Mackenzie Alvarado – Algebra, National Honor Society Jorge Alvarez-Dias – National Honor Society Guadalupe Arambula – English IV Judith Arambula – Welding Jackie Arceo – Advanced welding Yaritzeh Arceo – English I Martha Arias – Honor roll, National Honor Society Stephanie Arias – National Honor Society Susana Armendariz – Cosmetology Mackenzie Arsola – Principles of Manufacturing Yared Avalos – Biology pre-AP, UIL Social Studies, geometry preAP, honor roll Rainey Aven – Honor roll Gaddiela Avila – Math Models, honor roll, National Honor Society, Health Science Practicum 1 Heather Avila – Career Prep, Consumer math, honor roll, Daily Living Skills Edgardo Avitia – Honor roll Adrian Ayala – Wrestling, honor roll Alvaro Baca – Practical TDL Chelsey Baca – Geometry preAP, honor roll Erik Baca – JV track, Math Models, geometry, honor roll, National Honor Society Katie Baca – English Bo Baker – UIL Accounting, honor roll, National Honor Society Andrew Balderaz – JV track, wrestling, Algebra 1, chemistry Arlette Banda – Chemistry, Professional Communication, cosmetology, honor roll Haleigh Barba – Honor roll, National Honor Society Cassidy Barnes – Intermediate Algebra, honor roll, National Honor Society Natalie Barnes – BIM1, honor roll Janelle Barrientez – English IV Caleb Barrientos – Practical TDL Nayeli Barron – Choir, National Honor Society Brooke Bartels – Honor roll Amaiah Benavidez – PE, honor roll Victoria Betzen – BIM 1, tennis, biology pre-AP, geometry pre-AP, honor roll Raj Bhakta – Accounting 1, UIL Accounting, Principles of Technology, honor roll, National Honor Society Rani Bhakta – College Transitio, AP Calculus, Principles of Technology, Anatomy & Physiology, honor roll, National Honor Society Srushti Bhakta – Honor roll, National Honor Society, Sports Medicine 1 Carson Blair – Professional Standards in Agribusiness, National Honor Society Lang Blankenship – Advanced Welding Jeneva Bravo – Honor roll, National Honor Society Katlynn Brethour – National Honor Society, honor roll Hayden Bribiesca – National Honor Society Blaire Brorman – Special Topics/Research, UIL Social Studies, Texas State History Day, AP calculus, Anatomy & Physiology, honor roll, National Honor Society A.J. Brown – Environmental science Autumn Brown – UIL CX Debate, Anatomy & Physiology, honor roll, National Honor Society Cale Brumley – Perfect attendance Jadee Brumley – Chemistry preAP, National Honor Society Johnny Buenaventura – Environmental science, Language & Culture Maria Bustamante Oviedo – Honor roll Logan Butler – Varsity track, Varsity football Andres Caballero – UIL Social

Studies, Texas State History Day, band, honor roll, National Honor Society Christian Caballero – UIL Social Studies, ban, honor roll, National Honor Society Anthony Cabrera – Spanish 1 Ashley Cabrera – Band, honor roll, National Honor Society Vanessa Calderon – National Honor Society Leslie Campos – Cosmetology Zaylin Campos – Theatre productions Jaden Cano – Varsity football, National Honor Society Derek Carbajal – Cosmetology Lezly Cardoza – Honor roll, National Honor Society Nate Carney – Varsity track, Practicum in Manufacturing, honor roll Annalyce Carrillo – Anatomy & Physiology, honor roll, National Honor Society Lizette Carrillo – JV girls basketball, geometry Nayeli Carrillo – Honor roll, Spanish II pre-AP, world history Sean Carver – Practical TDL Faith Castaneda – Library TA, English 4 AP/DC, Texas State History Day, varsity girls basketball, honor roll, National Honor Society Jahaziel Castaneda – National Honor Society Arie Castillo – PE, honor roll, perfect attendance, National Honor Society Jaicie Cave – National Honor Society Abraham Cervantes – Health Science Practicum 1 Claudia Cervantes – IPC, honor roll Monserrat Cervantes – Cosmetology, National Honor Society Henry Cervantez – Varsity track Janessa Cervantez – Wrestling Manuel Cervantez – English III Kaylee Chavarria – UIL Poetry, UIL CX Debate, band, honor roll Jasmine Chavez – Principles of Law Felix Chavira – Honor roll, National Honor Society Savannah Chavira – Wrestling Enrique Chavira Guillen – Language Support and Acquisition Keyana Claudio – Algebra 1, English Josey Clifton – Health Science Practicum 1, Sports Medicine 2, National Honor Society, honor roll Karley Clifton – Algebra, honor roll, IPC Marina Cobos- Honor roll, National Honor Society Ben Collier – Money Matters, golf, honor roll, National Honor Society Junior Contreras – UIL Extemp, UIL LD Debate, UIL Congress, honor roll, National Honor Society Alexandria Cooper – Honor roll, National Honor Society Alyssa Coronado – Government AP/DC, athletic training Amaya Coronado – Wrestling Dylan Council – UIL LD Debate, UIL Congress, geometry pre-AP, Accounting 1, UIL Accounting, honor roll Deja Cruz – UIL Extemp, UIL LD Debate, honor roll, National Honor Society Esmeralda Cruz – English II pre-AP, Spanish 1, honor roll, National Honor Society Isiah Cruz – Extended Culinary Arts, FCCLA Sergio Cruz – Practical TDL Emilee Davalos – National Honor Society Neva Davila – Algebra, English, honor roll Nuzi Davila – Math Models, National Honor Society, Culinary Arts, FCCLA Kaylee Davis – Principles of Agriculture, Theatre 1 Lacey Davis – Honor roll Tye Davis – National Honor Society, baseball, JV football Azul De Leon – Chemstry preAP, EDENUITY, National Honor Society Rafael Del Hoyo – Practicial TDL Maranda DeLeon – Honor roll, National Honor Society Roman Deleon – World geography pre-AP, honor roll Dodge DeLozier – Varsity track, honor roll, National Honor Society Jack Detten – UIL Current Events, honor roll, National Honor Society Rachael Detten – World geography pre-AP, geometry pre-AP, UIL Current Events, honor roll, English I pre-AP Bianca Diaz – English II, World geography, Spanish II, Cosmetology, honor roll, perfect attendance Camille Diaz – Honor roll, National Honor Society Faith Diaz – Honor roll

Kaitlyn Diaz – Pre-algebra Vanity Diaz – Health Science Practicum 1, Math Models, honor roll Seth Dixon – Engineering Design & Presentation 2, varsity track, wrestling Darcy Dodd – National Honor Society Trace Dodd – Practicum in Agriculture, honor roll, National Honor Society Elizabeth Dominguez – BIM 1, biology pre-AP, geometry pre-AP, honor roll Nicholas Dominguez – Mill & Cabinet, PreCal DC, honor roll, perfect attendance, National Honor Society Pedro Dominguez – Spanish 1, honor roll, National Honor Society Alan Duarte – Money Matters Gabriel Guque – Practicial TDL Anahi Duran – Spanish II preAP, honor roll, National Honor Society Brittney Duran – Health Science Practicum 1, honor roll, National Honor Society Keaira Elliott – Health Science Practicum 1, Vet medicine Eli Ellis – PE, varsity football Shylee Ellis – UIL Prose, National Honor Society Shawn Escamilla – PreCal DC, Scientific Research & Design, Accounting 1, Principles of Technology, honor roll, National Honor Society Tanya Escareno Lopez – Credit Recovery Elijah Escobal – National Honor Society Hazel Escobal – Criminal Investigation Kara Esquivel – Varsity tennis, library TA, Spanish 3 AP/DC, Texas State History Day, Anatomy & Physiology, honor roll, National Honor Society Angela Fajardo – Health Science Practicum 1 Jorge Favela – Band, honor roll, National Honor Society Addison Ferris – Varsity tennis, UIL Accounting, honor roll, National Honor Society Kidron Flickinger – Principles of Applied Engineering, honor roll Ben Flood – Honor roll, National Honor Society Anahi Flores – BIM 1, Spanish 1, honor roll Ebony Flores – IPC, pre-algebra Karen Flores – Band, honor roll Anny Florez Campos – Language Support and Acquisition Kyle Fortenberry – Algebra Conner Fowler – World history, algebra, National Honor Society, Construction Cassandra Franco – Choir, honor roll Kelsey Franco – Algebra Brian Frias – English 1 pre-AP, honor roll Tanner Frische – U.S. history, Scientific Research & Design, National Honor Society Nyah Galan, Spanish II, Health Science Practicum 1 Pedro Gallardo – English Kayla Gallegos – Algebra II, National Honor Society, Theatre 1 Maria GGalvan – Spanish 1 Alyssa Garcia – Spanish II, U.S. history Christopher Garcia – Honor roll Devin Garcia – Cosmetology Dezzaray Garcia – Honor roll, National Honor Society Dulce Garcia – BIM 1, honor roll Jaydon Garcia – Varsity track, Health Science Practicum 1, Karyssa Garcia – Ban Luis Garcia – Criminal Investigation Michael Garcia – English IV Olivia Garcia – English I Advanced Samara Garcia – Golf, Cosmetology, band, honor roll, perfect attendance, National Honor Society Halynn Garcia-Berry – Honor roll Diahann Garcia – Varsity girls basketball, honor roll, National Honor Society Jake Garza – Practicum in Manufacturing, honor roll, National Honor Society Tori Garza – Applied English 2 Avery Gililland – EnglishII, chemistry, honor roll, PE Daniella Godinex – PE Jonathan Godinez – PE Destin y Gomez – Health Science Practicum 1 Alyssa Gonce – Math Models, Law 1 Candace Gonce – English II, JV girls basketball Kevin Gonzales – JV track, TV football Sean Gonzales – Wrestling Zachariah Gonzales – IPC Adrin Gonzalez – Varsity football Arturo Gonzalez III – Chemistry

Elida Gonzalez – Spanish 1 preAP, geometry, world history, National Honor Society Jasrianna Gonzalez – Spanish II, National Honor Society Jose Gonzalez – Principles of Law Mariana Gonzalez – World geography, Principles of Manufacturing Ramon Gonzalez – National Honor Society Xavier Gonzalez – JV football Mazmiliano Gonzalez Ticum – Perfect attendance Deja Goodman – Choir, Anatomy & Physiology, honor roll Lluvia Grajeda – English II Advanced, chemistry pre-AP, Money Mattes, honor roll, National Honor Society Sebastian Grajeda – Geometry, AG Citizenship Award, honor roll, National Honor Society Kasey Griffith – Honor roll Makaila Guardiola – Health Science Practicum 1, choir Oscar Guerra – Honor roll Emily Guerrero – World history, band Brendon Guzman – National Honor Society Melody Gylling – Math Models, English IV Lindsay Hall – U.S. government, technical theatre, honor roll, National Honor Society Olivia Hamilton – English I Heather Harbison – Health Science Practicum 1 Alexandrea Harrison – Honor roll, National Honor Society Nahryah Hayes – Spanish 1, honor roll, Principles of Human Service Taylor Hazlett – UIL CX Debate Gunner Head – Varsity baseball Camila Heras – Choir Yesenia Heredia – English IV, teacher’s assistant, Math Models, honor roll Alexia Hernandez – Integrated Physics & Chemistry, Art I Anna Hernandez – Art III, honor roll, National Honor Society Ashton Hernandez – Wrestling, Algebra II, honor roll, National Honor Society Gabriella Hernandez – Honor roll, National Honor Society Jasmine Hernandez – Math Models Jennifer Hernandez – Health Science Practicum 1, English 3 AP, honor roll Karina Hernandez – Extended Culinary Arts, Principles of Technology Mayra Hernandez, English I Advanced, Integrated Physics & Chemistry Cesar Herrera – UIL Poetry, band, honor roll, National Honor Society Francisco Herrera – Spanish 1 Matthew Herrera – Varsity basketball Kamille Hicks – AP/DC U.S. history, Spanish II, tennis, PreCal DC, UIL Accounting, honor roll, National Honor Society Klarise Hill – English II Advanced Nicole House – National Honor Society Caleb Huckins – Advanced Construction, honor roll, National Honor Society Melanie Jaquez – National Honor Society Navaeh Jenkins – English II Advanced, chemistry Erin Jesko – Anatomy & Physiology, honor roll, National Honor Society Aaliyah Johnson – Health Science Practicum 1, honor roll, National Honor Society Parker Johnson – Honor roll Preslee Johnson –English I Jaylan Johnson – Theatre 1 Marcos Juarez – Auto 2 Amber Kelley – Algebra 1, honor roll Sara Kelley – Algebra, honor roll Cesar Lara – Math Models, honor roll Kaleb Larra – Algebra Zechariah Leal – Algebra Luis Ledesma – Construction, geometry, honor roll, National Honor Society, varsity track Itzel Licon – English IV, Art IV, National Honor Society Kaitlynn Liscano – National Honor Society Xandira Liscano – Spanish 1, algebra, honor roll Samantha Lookingbill – National Honor Society Jude Lopez – Spanish 1 Miguel Lopez – English IV Advanced, honor roll, National Honor Society Antonio Lopez – Varsity track, honor roll Jenna Lowrey – Anatomy & Physiology, honor roll, National Honor Society Mara Lucero – English I Advanced Christopher Madrid – Principles of Technology

Joshua Laes – Practicum TDL Isaias Marquez – U.S. Government Leslie Marquez – Choir Nyah Marquez – Choir, honor roll Angel Martinez – Pre-algebra Angel Martinez-Garcia – Integrated Physics & Chemistry Armando Martinez – Credit recovery Elijah Martinez – English IV Emmanuel Martinez – Spanish II, honor roll, National Honor Society, band Isaias Martinez – Health Science Practicum 1 Israel Martinez – Honor roll, National Honor Society Jacob Martinez – Algebra, honor roll Jennifer Martinez – Honor roll, National Honor Society Jordan Martinez – JV basketball Joseph Martinez – English II, Spanish 2, National Honor Society Lilianna Martinez – Cosmetology Mya Martinez – U.S. history, biology, Math Models Nayeli Martinez – Principles of Construction Nayeli Martinez-Guillen – Honor roll Sharon Martinez – Language Support and Acquisition Tyler Martinez – Baseball Marian Martinez Martinez – National Honor Society Alejandro Mata – UIL Prose, UIL Extemp, UIL CX Debate Katelin McCathern – Honor roll, National Honor Society Slader McCracken – World history, English II pre-AP, chemistry, honor roll, National Honor Society Zoe McCracken – English IV Advanced, UIL Accounting, Theatre 1, honor roll, National Honor Society, Principles of Technology Sally McWilliams – Honor roll, National Honor Society Ernest Mejia – Chemistry Alexis Melendrez – Algebra 2, honor roll, National Honor Society Mario Mena – Government AP/ DC, honor roll, National Honor Society Marvin Mena – Spanish I, National Honor Society Christian Mendez – Honor roll Arian Mendoza – Spanish II, honor roll Joshua Mendoza – Chemistry, world history Jonathan Merced – PE Macie Mimms – AP/DC U.S. history, honor roll, National Honor Society Matlin Mimms – BIM 1, Art I, biology pre-AP, geometry pre-AP, UIL Accounting, ban, honor roll Judit Miranda – Advanced welding, U.S history, Spanish 2 David Mitchell – National Honor Society Jared Molina Gaspar – Pre-algebra Mercedes Monsebais – Honor roll, National Honor Society Cruzita Montes – U.S. history Savannah Morales – Geometry, National Honor Society Lizbeth Moreno – National Honor Society Adrian Mota – Chemistry Asli Murillo – Pre-algebra, Language Support and Acquisition Adrian Nanez – Englisch IV AP/DC, Texas State History Day, Anatomy & Physiology, athletic training, honor roll, National Honor Society Karla Nanez – Algebra Jessica Nava – Health Science Practicum 1, National Honor Society Kevin Nguyen – Honor roll, perfect attendance, National Honor Society Ashley Nunez – National Honor Society, FCCLA Ruben Nunez – Honor roll, perfect attendance Priscila Ochoa – Algebra, Spanish 2 pre-AP Bianca Olvera – Honor roll, National Honor Society April Orosco – Geometry, honor roll, National Honor Society Leslie Orozco – Money Matters, honor roll, National Honor Society Eva Ortega – Geometry, honor roll, National Honor Society Jocelyn Ortega – Honor roll, National Honor Society Kiana Ortega – BIM 1, honor roll, perfect attendance Cesar Ortega Frias – Geometry Marcos Ortiz – Welding Jose Bustamante Oviedo – Language Support and Acquisition Isaiah Pacheco – Geometry Logan Paetzold – Honor roll, National Honor Society Suleima Parra – Honor roll, National Honor Society Ashley Parson – UIL Extemp PLEASE SEE H AWARDS | 7

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Jeremiah Pena – English Citlalli Penaran-Garcia – English III Jada Perales – PE Joseph Perez – Math Models Noemi Perez – Honor roll, Principles of Human Service, Introduction to Culinary Arts, FCCLA Salvado Perez – Scientific Research & Design, band, honor roll, National Honor Society Pricila Prez Ontiveros – National Honor Society Jared Perry – Scientific Research & Design, band, honor roll, National Honor Society Brayden Phommyvong – Honor roll, National Honor Society Jennifer Plascensia Gutierrez – National Honor Society Raymundo Ponce – Varsity track Kalee Provence – Environmental Science Shana Provence – English IV Advanced, psychology, choir, honor roll Andrew Ramirez – Community Based, Applied English 1 Angela Ramirez – UIL Accounting, English 3 AP, Spanish 2, Cosmetology, UIL Poetry, honor roll, National Honor Society Elizabeth Ramirez – Varsity girls basketball, National Honor Society Jacob Ramirez – English III Jarrett Ramirez – Honor roll Jasmine Ramirez – Principles of Construction Karisa Ramirez – Honor roll, National Honor Society Ray Ramirez – Varsity football Andres Ramos – English I pre-AP, honor roll Erika Ramos – Integrated Algebra, band, honor roll, National Honor Society Gilbert Ramos – Welding, varsity track, JV football Ramiro Ramos – English II Advanced, National Honor Society Valeria Ramos – Honor roll, Criminal Investigation, sociology, National Honor Society Ashley Reyes – English, honor roll, world history Ulyissa Reyes – English IV Ailedh Reyna – Spanish 3 AP/DC, U.S. history, Cosmetology, honor roll, National Honor Society Trisha Rico – English II Lexy Riley – Practicum in STEM, English IV AP/DC, Government AP/DC, Texas State History Day, honor roll, National Honor Society Alexis Riojas – English II Andrew Riojas – Integrated Physics & Chemistry Mayra Rios – National Honor Society Rocio Rios – Honor roll, National Honor Society Misdy Rivas – Principles of Technology, honor roll Daniela Rivera – Cosmetology Nolan Robison – Wrestling, choir Shane Rocha – Credit recovery Abigail Rodriguez – Chemistry, English II preAP, Spanish 2, honor roll, Sports Medicine 1, National Honor Society Alyssa Rodriguez – Honor roll, National Honor Society Avery Rodriguez – Honor roll, Sports Medicine 1, National Honor Society Brandy Rodriguez – Integrated Physics & Chemistry Cinthia Rodriguez – English I pre-AP, geometry preAP, honor roll Dazzarae Rodriguez – Pre-calculus, Health Science Practicum 1, honor roll, National Honor Society Erika Rodriguez – U.S. history, Sports Medicine 1 Jesus Rodriguez – UIL Accounting Jordan Rodriguez – Varsity track Karime Rodriguez – English II, chemistry, Art I,

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Cosmetology Keihlen Rodriguez – Honor roll, National Honor Society Lawrence Rodriguez – Practicum TDL, Environmental Science Gloria Rodriguez-Reyes – IPC Dalilah Rose – Geometry Erika Rubio – Spanish II, UIL Extemp, honor roll, National Honor Society Brynna Rudd – Engineering Design & Presentation 2, honor roll, National Honor Society Prici Ruelas – Wrestling, Culinary Arts, FCCLA Alejandro Ruiz – Spanish I, biology Alexia Ruiz – Honor roll, National Honor Society Celeste Ruiz – Environmental Science, English IV Karla Ruiz – Honor roll Michael Ruiz – Principles of Technology Cesar Ruiz Morente – Algebra 1, Language Support and Acquisition Brock Saenz – UIL CX Debate Kimberly Salas Rodriguez – Chemistry Alma Salazar – Math Models, Language Support and Acquisition John Saldana – Math Models Judith Salgado – Art III, honor roll, National Honor Society Jennifer Salinas – Health Science Practicum 1, biology, Math Models, honor roll, National Honor Society Sonia Salinas – Work Experience, Applied English 3 A.J. Sanchez – Athletic training Ashley Sanchez – Chemistry pre-AP, UIL CX Debate, UIL Congress, honor roll, perfect attendance, National Honor Society Bethany Sanchez – Chemistry, honor roll, National Honor Society Desiree Sanchez – English II, National Honor Society Kiana Sanchez – Choir Kimberly Sanchez – Honor roll Ishmael Saucedo – National Honor Society Sloane Savoini – Health Science Practicum 1, honor roll, National Honor Society Aubrey Schueler – AP/ DC U.S. history, tennis, PreCal DC, English 3 AP, Principles of Technolody, honor roll, National Honor Society, Art III Jesse Scott – IPC Sarah Scott – National Honor Society Shyla Scott – Algebra 1 Tyler Scroggins – JV football Anabella Sebastian Gaspar – Language Support and Acquisition, honor roll Dorey Serna – Health Science Practicum 1 Phillip Shelton – UIL Extemp Natalie Sifuentes – Choir, honor roll Bryce Simnacher – National Honor Society, PE, honor roll, Anatomy & Physiology Amber Sisk – IPC Havyn Smith – Work experience, Applied English I

Keleigh Stovall – Honor roll, National Honor Society Zach Strowd – Band, honor roll, National Honor Society Aden Suarez – Honor roll, National Honor Society Mystique Suarez – Honor roll, National Honor Society Caleb Talamantes – World history, geometry pre-AP, honor roll, National Honor Society Luke Taylor – Algebra 1 pre-AP, chemistry pre-AP, Engineering Design & Presentation 1, honor roll, National Honor Society Sabbatha Taylor – Health Science Practicum 1 Marissa Tijerina – Honor roll Saphire Tijerina – IPC Jose “Sebastian” Torres – Livestock Production Eric Tovar – World history, Law 1, honor roll Kristian Trevino – Honor roll Cathrynne Tutu- Honor roll, National Honor Society, world history Alexandria Valdez – Choir, National Honor Society Cesar Valdez – National Honor Society, varsity football Haylie Valdez – Art III, PE, honor roll, National Honor Society Jordyn Valdez – Baseball Adriana Valenzuela – Algebra, Art I,PE Andrea Valenzuela – Health Science Practicum 1 Fernando Valenzuela – Criminal Investigation Larissa Valenzuela –Algebra II Servando Valenzuela – Criminal Investigation Juan Valle – Principles of Construction, IPC Alyssa Vallejo – Spanish 1, honor roll, National Honor Society Kaelynn Vallejo – Spanish II, chemistry pre-AP, Algebra II, honor roll, National Honor Society Meagan Van Adrichem – Spanish 1 pre-AP, BIM 1, geometry pre-AP, English I pre-AP, honor roll Harmonie Vanderweg – Math Models Miranda Vargas – BIM 1, geometry, National Honor Society Norma Vargas – National Honor Society Alma Vazquez – Precalculus, U.S. Government, honor roll, National Honor Society Brett Vessel – AP/DC U.S. history, UIL Current Events, honor roll, National Honor Society Arcely Villalobos – Art I Michelle Villalobos – Health Science Practicum 1, National Honor Society Tomas Villalovos – AP/ DC U.S. history, tennis, Health Science Practicum 1, perfect attendance, National Honor Society Gabriela Villarreal – Spanish II Kathryn Villarreal – Health Science Practicum 1 Samuel Villarreal – Honor roll, National Honor Society Tessa Villarreal – Work

experience Vanessa Villeda – Principles of Manufacturing Grace Wade – World history, English I Advanced Blake Walker – Principles of Construction, freshman basketball Jaxon Warlick – Spanish II, honor roll, National Honor Society Macy Warlick – Honor roll Robbyn Wells – Honor roll, National Honor Society Alexia Whatley – Theatre 2 McKenzie Wilson – Cosmetology Hannah Wood – Algebra 2 pre-AP, English II pre-AP, chemistry pre-AP, Spanish 1, Sports Medicine 1, National Honor Society, honor roll Sarah Woodard – Anatomy & Physiology, National Honor Society, Dual Credit Speech, honor roll Isaac Zamarripa – UIL Accounting, honor roll, National Honor Society Caitlin Zambrano – English II Advanced, National Honor Society Jacob Zamora – Algebra 1, Daily Living Skills Amiraya Samora-Alfaro – National Honor Society MJROTC Arturo Arceo, Rachel Artho, Kaylee Avendano, Christopher Barrera, Rafael Beltran, Yajaira Brinkman, Genavie Castillo, Zeriah Castillo, Neva Davila, Exasia Dominguez, Leo Flores, Angel Galvan, Dulce Garcia, Halynn Garcia, Olivia Garcia, Hector Garcia, Arturo Gonzalez, Andrea Gutierrez, Lily Mackie, Analiah Munoz, Zachariah Munoz, Jabri Olvera, Daniel Ortegon, Santiago Padilla, Cory Ramirez, Trisha Rico, Geronimo Rutiaga, Maricella San Miguel, Heaven Sarmiento, Margret Scott, Jesse Scott, Jacob Tapia, Stephen Torres Citizenship Award Ninth Grade Yared Avalos Rachael Detten 10th Grade Luke Taylor Hannah Wood 11th Grade Jack Detten Danielle Pena 12th Grade Bryce Simnacher Alexandria Valdez Top 5 percent Ninth Grade Andreya Alaniz Yared Avalos Chelsey Baca Natalie Barnes Brooke Bartels Victoria Betzen Dylan Council Rachael Detten Elizabeth Dominguez Kidron Flickinger Halynn Garcia Nahryah Hayes Sara Kelley Matlin Mimms Cinthia Rodriguez Megan Van Adrichem

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MENUS Hereford Senior Center Monday, June 4 Chicken spaghetti, broccoli, garlic breadstick, banana pudding with wafers, milk

11th Grade Rosa Alonso Alexandria Cooper Jack Detten Anahi Duran Shawn Escamilla Kamille Hicks Macie Mimms Sloan Savoini Aubrey Schueler Keleigh Stovall Brett Vessel Tomas Villalovos

Tuesday, June 5 Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans, roll, apple, milk Wednesday, June 6 Stuffed bell pepper, chuckwagon corn, squash medley, wheat roll, angel food cake with cheey, milk Thursday, June 7 Chili dog, tater tots, pork and beans, roll, ice cream, milk

12th Grade Rani Bhakta Blaire Brorman Felix Chavira Nicholas Dominguez Kara Esquivel Addison Ferris Lexy Riley Judith Salgado Alma Vazquez Samuel Villarreal Sarah Woodard

Friday, June 8 Fish, French fries, coleslaw, hushpuppies, peaches and cream, milk Snack bar open 11 a.m.1 p.m., Monday-Friday

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Saturday, June 2, 2018 Saturday June 2, 2018

Herd sports summer camp season off and running

By John Carson BRAND Managing Editor

The end of the school year means more than just the start of summer vacation for students.

It also signals the beginning of the Hereford Independent School District (HISD) Herd summer sports camp.

This year’s slated wasted no time in leaving the blocks when the HISD Track Camp was held this week.

Normally scheduled for mid-late June, the camp had to be moved up when the HISD Board of Trustees approved funding for repair and resurfacing work on the Whiteface Stadium track – which is set to begin in early June.

For June proper, girls dominate the camp landscape.

The Lady Herd Softball Camp is the first to hit the field when it opens Monday and runs through Thursday.

Two daily sessions feature instruction for incoming third-sixth graders from 9 a.m.-noon, then incoming seventh-ninth graders take over from 1-4 p.m.

Camp sessions will be held at the Hereford High School softball field or in the high school triple gym, depending on weather.

Lady Whiteface coach Ashley Marquez will direct the camp, which carries a $40 fee.

For details, contact Marquez at ashleymarquez@ herefordisd.net.

The next week has the Lady Herd volleyball camp in the spotlight for a Monday-Thursday, June 11-14 run at Hereford Junior High.

Like the softball camp, there will be a morning session for incoming thirdsixth graders and an afternoon one for incoming seventh-ninth graders.

Camp will take place in the HJH double gym and varsity gym under the instruction of Lady Whiteface coach Catherine Foerster.

Cost is $40.

For details, contact Foerster at 806-683-1812 or catherinebeville@herefordisd.net.

The final girls-only camp will also feature the first local appearance of a mentor when the Lady Herd Basketball Camp his the hardwood, Monday-Thursday, June 18-21.

New Lady Whiteface coach Bryan Lintner, a former Bushland head coach and long-time Canyon assistant, will get his first look at what the community has to offer when he takes the reins of the camp.

With a 9 a.m.-noon, morning session for incoming third-sixth graders and a 1-4 p.m., afternoon gathering for incoming seventh-ninth graders, the camp will be

held in the HHS triple gym.

For details, contact Lady Whiteface assistant coach Sarah Blakely at 806-8918062 or sarahblakely@herefordisd.net.

The month ends with the start of the boys camp season as Whiteface coach C.J. Villegas directs the Herd Basketball Camp.

Set for Monday-Thursday, June 25-28, the camp has a 9-11:30 a.m. session for incoming third-sixth graders and another from 1-3:30 p.m. for incoming seventhninth graders.

Held in the HJH gymnasiums, the camp is $40 with registration 30 minutes to each session at the HJH gym.

For details, contact Villegas at 806-363-7634 or 806363-7626.

July is packed with five camps taking place during the month’s final three weeks – including all three co-ed camps.

A pair of those co-ed camps kick off the month’s activities as golf and wrestling camps run simultaneously, Monday-Thursday, July 9-12.

Whiteface links coach Chris Sims leads the Herd Golf Camp in 9-11 a.m. sessions at John Pitman Golf Course in Hereford.

The camp is open to all incoming first-ninth graders and carries a $40 fee.

Registrations is 30 minutes prior to the start of the first session at the golf course.

For details, contact Sims at 806-363-7626.

At that same time, grapplers will be grinding away at the Herd Wrestling Camp in the HHS triple gym.

Open to all incoming third-ninth graders, the camp runs from 9 a.m.noon under the direction of Whiteface coach Rachael Gutierrez.

Cost is $40, and registration is 30 minutes prior to the first session.

For information, contact Gutierrez at 806-363-7626.

The following week focus shifts the Whiteface Field and the Herd Baseball Camp.

Open to incoming thirdninth graders, the camp

runs from 9 a.m.-noon, Monday-Thursday, July 1619 and under the direction of Whiteface coach Bryan Moore.

Registration for the $40 camp is 30 minutes prior to Monday’s session at Whiteface Field.

For details, contact Moore at 806-363-7626.

From the diamond to the hardcourt and final co-ed camp of the summer with the Herd Tennis Camp set to run Monday-Thursday, July 23-26.

The camp effectively features three sessions with incoming third-fifth graders meeting from 9-10 a.m., and incoming sixth-eighth graders going from 10 a.m.noon.

The session for all current and incoming high school students is 9 a.m.-noon.

With the varied schedule, comes a modified fee plan.

The third-fifth grade session is $10, while the sixth-

eighth grade session is $25.

The full, three-hour, high school session is $40.

The camp is under tutelage of Whiteface coach Cody Crouch and will meet at the HHS tennis courts.

For more information, contact Crouch at 806-6831553 or codycrouch@herefordisd.net.

Per tradition, the summer camp season winds down just before fall varsity preseason practices open with the Herd Football Camp.

Slated for Monday-Thursday, July 30-Aug. 2, the camp is open for all incoming third-ninth graders and runs each day from 9 a.m.noon.

Directed by head coach Don DeLozier and Whiteface coaching staff, the camp is $40 with registration at the Whiteface Stadium fieldhouse 30 minutes prior to Monday’s opening session.

For details, contact DeLozier at 806-363-7626.

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Year end at

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The close of the 2017-18 school year May 24 brought a bit of a variety of reactions from students at Aikman Elementary School.

Below, dismissal brought excitement as students spilled onto the walkway to await transport home for summer vacation. Left, with arms full of the necessities for the start to a successful summer hiatus, third-graders Jaylan Olivarez, left, and Julian Penaran were ready for the vacation to begin. Right, for some the last day of school was much like others as Jesse Ortez and Erick Nunez help assistant principal Greg Johnston lower the flags. Far right, foregoing the hubbub and eschewing the routine, first-grader Kyobi Slusar is just wanting mom to hurry up and arrive.

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