Campbell qualifies for regional at district cross country meet
Jimmy Don McMillion, 1942-2021
The Howe High School Cross Country program
It is with great sadness that the McMillion family
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Homecoming King and Queen
Howe alumni came from all over the country back home for the weekend
Homecoming Queen Avery Snapp and Homecoming King Will Fleming. Photo by Michelle Carney.
Members of the HHS Class of 1971 celebrated their 50-year reunion as part of the All-School Reunion this weekend. Staff photo.
Bulldogs can’t hold on to fourth quarter lead, fall to 0-7
The Howe All-School Reunion took place over the weekend in conjunction with homecoming festivities. The alumni met at Bulldog Stadium in what was the largest crowd at any home Friday night game in quite some time. Some former Howe
students traveled to the high school to socialize at around 8:30 pm. On Saturday morning, the high school was again opened to the alumni for coffee and donuts. At noon Saturday, a barbecue
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Pride of Howe in contest today at Celina
Howe receiver Kaleb McNutt brings down a touchdown late in the fourth quarter for a touchdown. Photo by Michelle Carney. The Howe Bulldogs (0-7, 0-4) couldn’t hang on in one of the sloppiest games in recent memory. Howe had plenty of chances to bury the
Commerce Tigers (25, 1-3), but became their own worst enemy at critical moments of the game. Howe’s 343.00 yards per game is currently
fourth best in school history, but it has been the defense that has kept the Bulldogs from the win column. But Friday night, the
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The Pride of Howe were to be in competition Wednesday at Celina, however weather pushed it to today. Photo by Jessica Strunc.