AHS senior Emily Sells was crowned the 2020 Allen Homecoming Queen this past Friday evening by her escort Clayton Shackelford. Miss Sells earned this honor by the votes of the Allen student body.
AHS senior Emily Sells was crowned the 2020 Allen Homecoming Queen this past Friday evening by her escort Clayton Shackelford. Miss Sells earned this honor by the votes of the Allen student body.
Homecoming activities will begin early this Friday with Spirit Day at school. Students will be dressed in their Mustang attire and the mood will be set for a day of activities.
Senior Shortstop Hannah Harris will be honored as the only Senior on the Lady Mustang team. She will be recognized Thursday (tonight) between the Jr high which starts at 4:30 and high school games approximately 6 p.m.
The Allen Mustangs rushed their way to a huge win Friday, September 11 , versus the Stratford Bulldogs, 39-6.
Malia Holland has been her Papa Keith Warren’s number one helper at the Four Daughters Farm & Greenhouse east of Allen. And from the looks of this trailer they’ve been busy harvesting this fall’s pumpkins, gourds and squashes. Stop by and pick out your jack-o-lantern.
Congratulations to the Allen FFA chapter. They have been ranked as a prestigious National Three Star Chapter. That means the Allen chapter is ranked in the top 5% of all chapters in America. (8,700 chapters total)
AHS senior Emily Sells was crowned the 2020 Allen Homecoming Queen this past Friday evening by her escort Clayton Shackelford. Miss Sells earned this honor by the votes of the Allen student body.
The Lady Mustangs are wrapping up their regular season schedule.
The weather is going to be perfect to the 2020 Lady Mustang Classic.
My dad was an outstanding athlete in school. To say the least, I was not. The following story reminded me of what dad might have done if he had thought about it.
Alongside I-40 going into Oklahoma City is a large billboard informing passersby that a large percentage of Oklahoma’s children face a hungry bedtime. In other words, need food. When I saw it, I thought of the old “Feed the Children” programs picturing little skinny starving kids needing some food and we need to “give” some money. But this was right here in America and that disturbs me. In fact, I do not believe it. These programs may be running to take financial care of those who happen to be running them with feeding kids as a secondary factor.
