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Mirror Ministries

A woman walks into a party, already a bit nervous for no reason other than insecurity. Within a few seconds inside, she observes a small group whispering across the room. One glances her way and then turns back to the others with more whispers.

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Upton honored with farmhouse themed baby shower

Sarah Upton was honored with a baby shower held on February 29, 2020 at the lovely home of Emily Birdwell.

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Henning, Churchill announce engagement

Kaci Henning of Seminole and Nathan Churchill of Amarillo announce their engagement and approaching marriage.

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Gold, Silver medalist advance to state

In late January the Seminole High School SkillsUSA Chapters competed in their district contest. All gold and silver medalists from the district meet will advance to the state level April 2-5 in Corpus Christi.

Winners and their categories include the following students-

Automotive Service Quiz Bowl: Gold - Andrew Banman, Brody Crawford, Issac David, Dylan Klassen and Peter Klassen.

Chapter Business Procedure: Gold-Elizabeth Jurado, Alina Faircloth, Jenny Klassen, Sarah Teichroeb, Elaina Arellano and Korbin Lambert.

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Intense Church Safety training held in Seagraves

Over 25 participants attended a 2-day workshop on church safety hosted by First Baptist Church of Seagraves Feb. 29 and Mar. 1. The Guardians-Church Safety Seminar was presented by the American Institute for Management Strategies (AIMS) trainers Anthony W. Williams, Dr. Edward Smith, and Seagraves Police Chief Mickey Kimbrow. AIMS is based out of the Fort Worth/ Dallas area.

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SHS Not a Big Change for Experienced Coach

Seminole High School coach Vince Lavallee is not new to the game of baseball or the T.R.I.B.E. mentality. The Al-pine native who was the assistant baseball coach at S.H.S. during the 2019 season, is in his 28th year of coaching the game, and served as the head coach of another tribe, the Jim Ned Indians. “It’s funny,” Lavallee said, “I came from the Jim Ned Indians where we

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SkillsUSA honors Seminole Veterans

The goal of the SkillsUSA culinary chapter annual Patriotic and Citizen Project is to promote and encourage patriotism in the community and student body. In order to accomplish that, the chapter honored five different veterans at Seminole High School home district basketball games once again this season.

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Steered Straight founder

and speaker Michael DeLeon warned SHS students about the dangers of nicotine, nicotine juice (used in e-cigs/vapes), marijuana, and alcohol at the “Vaping Me Crazy” assembly in the school’s Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, Feb. 18. Later in the day, the former drug addict addressed students at SJHS; an informational program was also presented to Seminole parents last night at the high school. A large crowd of SHS students listened as DeLeon talked about his horrific drug-laced past and his current mission of educating today’s youth about drug addiction. “This community has to come together. Drugs are escalating in every state in the county,” DeLeon stressed. (Photo by Marilou D. Horton)