Joe Aguayo doesn’t remember the exact date 50 years ago when he started working at South Plains Implement, a John Deere dealership, on Lubbock Hwy.He just knows it was around the Labor Day holiday. “It was after Labor Day weekend. I can’t remember back then; one day in September,” Aguayo said.He was a 17-year-old Lamesa High School student looking for a job after enrolling into Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) program. It allowed him to attend classes in the morning and leave after lunch to work in the afternoon.Now at 67, it’s the only job he’s ever held. He’s seen ...