In tradition, HMS holds cookout for First Responders Howe Middle School Principal Clay Wilson cooked burgers and hot dogs page 4
Howe native honored by Texas governor with Star of Texas Award Troy Allison of Howe was honored along with 15 others page 5
Summit Hill Elementary Top Dogs Second grade: Aubree Finney, Zane McCullum, Colton Brunner, Kenlea Devore, page 9
Church/Library, pg. 7 Youth Football, pg. 9 Business Directory, pg. 10 7th grade football, pg. 12 Texas History, pg. 13 Christian, pg. 14 HIS Top Dogs, pg. 15 Finance/Children, pg. 15 City/ISD agendas, pg.17 Coach Simmons, pg. 19
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Overtime loss in Bells under a full moon Friday the 13th
At the annual cookout by the HMS Student Council for First Responders, Howe ISD School Officer Michael Hill only had a hot dog as he reported he was scared to eat a Sooner Burger cooked by Middle School Principal Clay Wilson, an OU grad. However, Longhorn fan and Assistant Principal Mike Segleski had no problem. Segleski reportedly had to go through workouts with the student athletes last week due to a friendly wager on the LSU/UT game. Good thing he's in shape.
The first half of Friday night's game was as exciting as an ESPN rerun of the 1985 World Cup of Billiards. But the second half was a roller-coaster ride at Disney World full of twists and turns.
The game's first seven possessions ended in punts for both Bells (1-2) and Howe (1-2) as each team was unable to muster any success offensively. However, in the second quarter, the slot-T run by Bells Head Coach Dale West finally began to do what it is designed to do by Howe looked to cut Bells lead to 13-7, but fumbled on the one yard line. ball-hawking 8:05 off of Michelle Carney/Howe Enterprise. the clock, driving 19 plays and 75 yards before finally The Bulldogs were only punching it in with a 2-yard able to run 14 plays in the score by sophomore Bo first half due to Bells Baker. Keaton High's PAT playing keep away. made it 7-0 and left Howe The seventh and eighth only 22 seconds before the The Bulldogs seemed to grade football boys received half. page 2 a history lesson about Bulldog Stadium Thursday morning before their first game. It came from an old Howe Bulldog football player. Middle School Coach Bruce Elvington This week we visited with occurred to me that they hoped to inspire the had stopped the format of those around the youngsters with a lot of old country and western community to get their talent to buy into the home stuff and started talking. story of where they were field advantage situation. So I turned it up and that's when the news started The old geezer with the how I learned of it. coming out of the attacks wobbly knees (not that took, place on Sept. Elvington) spoke for 15 Independent Bank 11, 2001. minutes about 'back in my Branch Manager Anna day.' The flat-toe kicking Anderson: I was here at Howe City shoe was not resurrected. the bank and I remember Administrator Joe The seventh and eighthmy mom calling me and I was the city Shephard: grade teams both 60-0 asking if we had a TV or administrator in Seymour. combined. Seymour has a local radio radio on or anything. She station - so local that when said there's been a plane crash in one of the trade you get five miles out of town you can't pick it up. centers and I was on the phone with her when the When they do announcements, they call second one hit. I Tuesday, September 24 people by their first name. remember her saying, 'this Ally Harvey (5) and Jenna Honore (2) show their I had it on in my office as isn't an accident. This is 6:00 pm at the HMS excitement on Tuesday during their win over Sacred background noise and as I Cafeteria Heart. Michelle Carney/Howe Enterprise. page 3 page 6 was reading something, it Review of Math and Reading support program for all students HoweEnterprise.com Readership Sessions: 82,039 Pageviews: 483,855 Jan. 1 - September 14, 2019 Users: 39,954
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