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Phillips County’s first high school building was finished in 1912. S.S. Worley donated the land where the school was built, north of where the administration building currently sits, with the stipulation that no dances be held in the school. In 1960, due to reorganization of schools mandated by the state legislature, Phillips County High School officially became Holyoke High School and Phillips County was divided into two districts — Haxtun RE-2J and Holyoke Re-1J. In 1976, the Holyoke school district completed a new million-dollar-plus building which serves as the current high school, with the west wing added on in 1999. — source: Phillips County Museum

Peekin’ into the past

Five Years Ago
May 8, 2014

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AWANA participants who were recognized at the April 24 end-of-year program are pictured from left, front row, Julia Schroetlin, Will Krieger, Ethan Skinner and Mason Cook; second row, Levi Clayton, Bo Steggs, Daniel Schroetlin, Rebekah Krieger, Gizem Barraza-Rico, Andrew Schroetlin, Colin Jordan, Lucas Jordan, Daniel Nixon, Hannah Krieger and Gavin Skinner; and back row, Riley Powell, Mason Powell, Evan Widler, Max Giles, John Krieger, Luke Gales, Carter Sisseck, Kinley Sporhase, Bella Allen and Tessa Gales. – The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications

AWANA youth program celebrates year-end achievement

    Achievement and involvement in the 2018-19 AWANA program were saluted at a year-end event Wednesday, April 24, at First Baptist Church in Holyoke.

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