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What Was Going On 14 Years Ago The theme for the 2011 Kansas State School Bus Safety Poster Contest was 'I See The Driver—The Driver Sees Me!' Stockton Grade School student Alayne Harbison placed first in Division III, which encompassed grades six through eight throughout the state of Kansas.
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What Was Going On 14 Years Ago The FFA Goblin’s Glory Kind and Queen were Wes Poore and Taylor Russ.Their attendants were Michael Dix, Kody Niblock, Hailey Pasilas, and Shaina Ott.
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The annual FFA Goblin’s Glory was scheduled for the weekend with its soup supper, costume contest, parade, auction, and games ready for everyone to enjoy. The construction of Stockton Estates was progressing swiftly, with most of the framework in place.
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What Was Going On 14 Years Ago The 2011 SHS Homecoming Queen and King were Molly Schleicher and Austin Brookhouser. Hayden Hilbrink and Breckyn Williams were the crown bearers.
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SHS Homecoming candidates included MolLy Schleicher, Tyler Peterson, Connor Winters, Bryce Reichard, Haley Dix, Ravin States, Austin Brookhouser, and Maggie Spires. Hannah Thomas’ wish to swim with the dolphins came true.
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The Rooks County Healthcare Foundation presented an Appreciation for Rural Health evening to benefit the Stockton Medical Clinic. Over 300 people were in attendance for the affair.
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Fifty bikers took part in the annual Toys For Tots Poker Run, including Wayne Sander, S. Sander, Dick Sherbondy, Leo Kollman, Terry Dunlap, Keith Chesney, Dena States, and Kevin States.
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What Was Going On 14 Years Ago New doctors Michael Oller and Beth Loney-Oller were welcomed into Stockton and were set to move their practices into the new Stockton Medical Clinic upon its completion.
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What Was Going On 14 Years Ago New Stockton teachers featured in articles were Jennifer Kesler, Mark Wildeman (science), and Tricia Morgan (special education teacher). Gail McComb of Stockton was set to be inducted into the Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame at the Boot Hill Museum in Dodge City.
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