Halstead High School
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Halstead High School | |
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520 West 6th Street Halstead, Kansas, USA |
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School district | USD 440 |
Principal | David Younger |
Type | public |
Grades | 9-12 |
Mascot | Dragon |
Color(s) | Royal Blue, White, Black |
Homepage | Halstead High School |
Halstead High School is a 3A secondary school serving grades 9-12 located in Halstead, Kansas, U.S.D. 440. The school primarily serves the towns of Halstead and Bentley, Kansas. The current principal is David Younger. The school colors are royal blue, with white and black commonly used as complimentary colors.
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[edit] Extracurricular activities
[edit] Athletics
Halstead High School athletic teams compete as a 3A school under the Kansas State High School Activities Association. They are a part of the MCAA league, which is made up of Ellinwood High School, Marion High School, Sterling High School, Hillsboro High School, Haven High School, Hesston High School, Hoisington High School, Wichita Collegiate School, Lyons High School, Smoky Valley High School, and Nickerson High School. Haltead holds state championships in Boys basketball from 2001 and Golf in 1981.
Athletic programs are offered in baseball, men's or women's basketball, cross country, football, golf, softball, track and field, and volleyball.
Halstead has hosted annual athletic events including the Adolph Rupp Basketball Tournament since 1976, and the Conrad Nightingale Invitational Track Meet since 1971.
[edit] Clubs
The Halstead Debate team achieved a state championship in 2003. Artistic programs are offered in band, choir, or drama. Debate and forensics teams are also offered.
[edit] Publications
- The Dragon Yearbook
- The Dragon Tales (Published on a year by year basis)
[edit] Notable alumni
- Adolph Rupp - Legendary basketball coach at the University of Kentucky.
- Jim Roper - Winner of the first NASCAR race.
- Conrad Nightingale - Competed in the 1968 Summer Olympics.[citation needed]
- Bobby Berger - champion bull rider.[citation needed]
- Dennis Latimore - Competed in Division I-A basketball for both the University of Arizona and Notre Dame.[1]