May 2020 - Posts
On Friday, May 1st, Borger High School administrators celebrated academics with students and parents in a unique way. Due to the current situation with Covid-19, the traditional Academic Awards Banquet, which is held each year to honor the top ten academic performers in each class at BHS was cancelled. Cancelling the banquet was a true disappointment as this event is widely anticipated by students, parents, family members, board members and administrators.
In lieu of the banquet, Mrs. Conaway and Mr. Ammerman delivered large balloon bouquets to each of the 40 students at their homes all over the county. Deliveries started before 10 am on Friday morning. The last delivery was made after six o’clock in Stinnett. The main feature of the balloon bouquet was a large number that corresponded to the rank of the student receiving this honor. Mr. Welch, BISD Superintendent, joined the BHS team to deliver the bouquets to seniors.
Throughout the day, there were countless smiles from students, parents and families. This celebration also acted as a reunion of sorts as the administrators have not seen any of these students since before Spring Break.
Mrs. Conaway and Mr. Ammerman would like to thank Lisa Rodriguez for always helping to make their crazy ideas a reality. They would also like to thank Chocolate Tulip (517 North Main Street) for their professionalism and kindness. They did an outstanding job having everything ready and organized and the bouquets were beautiful.
BHS will be sharing the photos each day this week through Thursday. We will share a different grade level each day and announce the valedictorian and salutatorian on Friday. There will be a full virtual banquet released next week featuring BHS graduate and former BISD School Board Member Dave Brandon, as the special guest speaker.
Seniors
Lars Nelson
Alyssa Lewis
Joel Salomon
Grace Hipolito
Mason Condren
Levi Condren
Katherine Davis
Alex Onsurez
Steve Ramirez
Alyssa Flood
rebecca.calder
On Friday, May 1st, Borger High School administrators celebrated academics with students and parents in a unique way. Due to the current situation with Covid-19, the traditional Academic Awards Banquet, which is held each year to honor the top ten academic performers in each class at BHS was cancelled. Cancelling the banquet was a true disappointment as this event is widely anticipated by students, parents, family members, board members and administrators.
In lieu of the banquet, Mrs. Conaway and Mr. Ammerman delivered large balloon bouquets to each of the 40 students at their homes all over the county. Deliveries started before 10 am on Friday morning. The last delivery was made after six o’clock in Stinnett. The main feature of the balloon bouquet was a large number that corresponded to the rank of the student receiving this honor. Mr. Welch, BISD Superintendent, joined the BHS team to deliver the bouquets to seniors.
Throughout the day, there were countless smiles from students, parents and families. This celebration also acted as a reunion of sorts as the administrators have not seen any of these students since before Spring Break.
Mrs. Conaway and Mr. Ammerman would like to thank Lisa Rodriguez for always helping to make their crazy ideas a reality. They would also like to thank Chocolate Tulip (517 North Main Street) for their professionalism and kindness. They did an outstanding job having everything ready and organized and the bouquets were beautiful.
BHS will be sharing the photos each day this week through Thursday. We will share a different grade level each day and announce the valedictorian and salutatorian on Friday. There will be a full virtual banquet released next week featuring BHS graduate and former BISD School Board Member Dave Brandon, as special guest speaker.
Juniors
Anna Madden
Cash Conaway
Pearson Bailey
Camden Hernandez
Tamara Driedger
Cameron Counts
Kayli Potts
David Espinosa
Julian Word
Kyli Hernandez
rebecca.calder
On Friday, May 1st, Borger High School administrators celebrated academics with students and parents in a unique way. Due to the current situation with Covid-19, the traditional Academic Awards Banquet, which is held each year to honor the top ten academic performers in each class at BHS was cancelled. Cancelling the banquet was a true disappointment as this event is widely anticipated by students, parents, family members, board members and administrators.
In lieu of the banquet, Mrs. Conaway and Mr. Ammerman delivered large balloon bouquets to each of the 40 students at their homes all over the county. Deliveries started before 10 am on Friday morning. The last delivery was made after six o’clock in Stinnett. The main feature of the balloon bouquet was a large number that corresponded to the rank of the student receiving this honor. Mr. Welch, BISD Superintendent, joined the BHS team to deliver the bouquets to seniors.
Throughout the day, there were countless smiles from students, parents and families. This celebration also acted as a reunion of sorts as the administrators have not seen any of these students since before Spring Break.
Mrs. Conaway and Mr. Ammerman would like to thank Lisa Rodriguez for always helping to make their crazy ideas a reality. They would also like to thank Chocolate Tulip (517 North Main Street) for their professionalism and kindness. They did an outstanding job having everything ready and organized and the bouquets were beautiful.
BHS will be sharing the photos each day this week through Thursday. We will share a different grade level each day and announce the valedictorian and salutatorian on Friday. There will be a full virtual banquet released next week featuring BHS graduate and former BISD School Board Member Dave Brandon, as special guest speaker.
Sophomores
1. Axel Nelson
2. Linsey Hunter
2. Bailor Weston
4. Grace Goldston
5. Landry Lindley
6. Caitlyn Nguyen
7. Revaleigh Detwiler
8. Roma Patel
9. Peyton Belveal
9. Uriel Porras
rebecca.calder
Wesley Ward is a 2016 Borger High School graduate. While in high school Wesley played football and was in powerlifting all four years. Wes participated in the BHS Day of Caring and helped his class during the yearly Borger High School/United Way Day of Caring. This fundraiser has become a traditional activity for BHS seniors. After graduation, Wesley joined the Navy and went to boot camp in Great Lakes (Chicago). He currently works as a Corpsman (Combat Medic) for the Marines. He has served in the Naval hospital in Jacksonville, Florida as the post-anesthesia care unit. He is currently stationed with the 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment in Hawaii. He is attached to a rifle platoon. His job is to train his marines in tactical field care and act as the medical “doc.” He recently completed his associates degree!
Borger ISD and Borger High School are extremely proud to have Wesley as a Borger High School graduate serving in our armed forces!
rebecca.calder
On Friday, May 1st, Borger High School administrators celebrated academics with students and parents in a unique way. Due to the current situation with Covid-19, the traditional Academic Awards Banquet, which is held each year to honor the top ten academic performers in each class at BHS was cancelled. Cancelling the banquet was a true disappointment as this event is widely anticipated by students, parents, family members, board members and administrators.
In lieu of the banquet, Mrs. Conaway and Mr. Ammerman delivered large balloon bouquets to each of the 40 students at their homes all over the county. Deliveries started before 10 am on Friday morning. The last delivery was made after six o’clock in Stinnett. The main feature of the balloon bouquet was a large number that corresponded to the rank of the student receiving this honor. Mr. Welch, BISD Superintendent, joined the BHS team to deliver the bouquets to seniors.
Throughout the day, there were countless smiles from students, parents and families. This celebration also acted as a reunion of sorts as the administrators have not seen any of these students since before Spring Break.
Mrs. Conaway and Mr. Ammerman would like to thank Lisa Rodriguez for always helping to make their crazy ideas a reality. They would also like to thank Chocolate Tulip (517 North Main Street) for their professionalism and kindness. They did an outstanding job having everything ready and organized and the bouquets were beautiful.
BHS will be sharing the photos each day this week through Thursday. We will share a different grade level each day and announce the valedictorian and salutatorian on Friday. There will be a full virtual banquet released next week featuring BHS graduate and former BISD School Board Member Dave Brandon, as special guest speaker. @ChocolateTulipFlowers #BorgerISD #WeAreBorgerHigh #top10
Freshmen Top 10 2019-2020
1. Benjamin Madden
2. Natalie Clark
3. Aaliyah Lujan
4. Aimoree Stevens
5. Emma Miller
5. Kelby Peralez
7. Keagan Lopez
8. Linzey Torres
9. Geraldine Medina
10. Cruz Saucedo
rebecca.calder
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