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Photos are from the Fort Stockton Pioneer archives at the Pioneer’s office located at 210 N. Nelson Street.

March 1998: An advertisement for Joe Shuster, candidate for Pecos County Judge.

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February 1981: FUTURE STAR – One of the bright stars in the Blue Wave’s future is John Pul Hernandez, a freshman who competed in the 100-yard butterfly competition this year. Although Hernandez failed to qualify in the event for the regionals, he will attend the competition as an alternate for one of the Blue Wave’s boys’ two relay teams.

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Photos are from the Fort Stockton Pioneer archives at the Pioneer’s office located at 210 N. Nelson Street.

February 1960: INSPECTION – Members of the Fort Stockton Jaycees inspected facilities at the Fort Stockton High School FFA barn following a recent luncheon meeting. Four chapter members show off some of their prize sheep as the Jaycees look on. Among the sheep was the champion of the recent stock show.

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2 years ago By News Staff

Photos are from the Fort Stockton Pioneer archives at the Pioneer’s office located at 210 N. Nelson Street.

February 1958: MOTHER’S MARCH – From left are Mrs. Lillian Reeves, Mrs. Garnett McCallister, treasurer of the Pecos County March of Dimes campaign, and Mrs. Ruth Lewis. They’re counting the proceeds of the Fort Stockton Mother’s March on polio, which netted $960 for the drive. The march was sponsored by Omicron Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Mrs. McCallister is also president of the sorority chapter.

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February 2009: Back to front, Suzan Mayfield, Samantha Vela, and Anna Sams show their late 19th century finery at the Annie Riggs Memorial Museum. The three are hoping to participate in the planned Period Promenade April 4, one of the events marking the 150th anniversary of the founding of Historic Fort Stockton.

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January 1958: NEW COUNCIL – Members of the newly-appointed Youth Development Council of Fort Stockton check over plans. From left are Fred Lynch, chairman Lee Hunter and George Pina. Named by district judge Jim Langdon, they will act as officers of the court in supervising probation of juveniles who have been adjudged delinquent.

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December 1983: THIS IS THE WAY IT WAS DONE – Brownie Troop members and one of their leaders, Mrs. Jamie Mitchell, listen intently as Mrs. A.W. Dunn, left, tells them about an antique “Wagon Churn” hanging over a table at Annie Riggs Museum. The girls have been studying “Women in History” and toured the museum with Mrs. Dunn Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jimmy Wofford is the other leader of the group.

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