HOMECOMING 2021: High school celebrates yearly tradition

September 29, 2021

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Shelby Thurmond

Flaming letters–Students wrapped letters in cloth to set ablaze at the homecoming bonfire on Sept. 23.

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Here, little piggy--
Junior Kloe Ruiz guides her Landrace pig Blanco into the ring at the Gaines County Junior Livestock Show on Jan. 19. Blanco took second place.

SHOWING OFF: Livestock season begins for students

“No because we’re still in the same school year, so it still feels the same. I’m just a year older.” -Cheyenne Vinson 9

YOUR VIEW: Is the new year like a new beginning?

All about sound--
Dr. Russell Pettitt works on tuning during first period band on Jan. 17. Pettitt was hired to take over after Daniel and Christy Barber resigned.

LEADER OF THE BAND: Pettitt takes over helm as Pride of the Tribe director

Daddy time--
Coach Will McCallister plays with daughter Avery in the hospital during October.

Host of heroes helps family with sick baby

Holidays provide time to help and appreciate

Holidays provide time to help and appreciate

Here, little piggy--
Junior Kloe Ruiz guides her Landrace pig Blanco into the ring at the Gaines County Junior Livestock Show on Jan. 19. Blanco took second place.

SHOWING OFF: Livestock season begins for students

Body guards--
Junior lineman Brian Peters and senior lineman Ruben Gonzales make room for senior quarterback Blake Flowers as he looks for a receiver during second quarter play in the district match up with West Plains on Oct. 7. Flowers threw for 328 yards.

Indians rain on West Plains in first district win

Regional qualifier--
Junior Melanie Johnson takes eighth in district on Oct. 10 in Andrews to qualify for region. She ran the course in 14:05.6.

Seven distance runners qualify for regionals

“I support the fight against cancer because it is other people’s lives. Everyone should have the chance to live a healthy life.” -Jacy Caballero
Senior

YOUR VIEW: Why is supporting the cancer fight important to you?

Burn, baby, burn--The homecoming bonfire letters go up in flames at Gaines County Park on Sept. 29.

All in for HOMECOMING

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