Borger High School - Borgan Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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.1 ' wtf ...., A W ..-4' 'A X at -J i f . V wk f I ' ' f se -.X.-Q gg K .M M' 'Q QP. PUPPY LOVE Donnie Wright and Holly Derr spend time together play- ing with their Charpei puppy, Kira. THE GOOD OL' DAYS Teachers George Ann Neas fEnglishJ, Bill Johnston fGeometryJ, Liz Denton CHome-Ecj, Bryan Hanna QPEJ, George Hanna fPrincipall and Jimmy Ashford fhistoryl discuss the memories that brought them back to BHS. i gn: sf Wu.. ? gf if I 2 I 'gy MW? 'za - Q1 , 1 V, J' W f , ,J l I , SIBLING RIVALRY? 4 Big Brother David Coligado reads to sister Emy while relaxing in the library. FRIENDS FOREVER ,r, A A Mrs. Viva Sewell QEnglishl and Suzette Quiles talk together between classes, sharing the happenings of the day. cfaulaffzefzeaal

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Close T0 students, faculty endear bhs in The Heart fond memories It'll surprise ya how much we find close to our hearts during the high school years. Teachers often become close to the heart of many students. Mrs. Viva Sewell, English, is one of Suzette QuiIes's closest friends. Suzette said, l'm sometimes late to class because l want to stop and tell her about something funny that just happened to me, so we can laugh about it together. Mrs.Sewell said she felt the same way. Students also share close relationships with each other. Whether it be siblings growing up together, two girlfriends shar- ing the trials and triumphs of a BHS romance, a group of guys enjoying a class together, or two students of the opposite sex sharing each other's company, students find each other close to their hearts. Borger High School, itself, is held close to the hearts of many Borger residents in- cluding some of the teachers who graduated and then returned to teach LOUNGING AROUND Jessica Bruce, Regina Meyer and Michelle Crain en- joy ice cream in the Nashville Airport. CLOSE TO THE HEART BHS students enjoy the FCA fall hayride. Included in the picture are Lawrence Robbins, Jana Orsak, Lachella lnman, Brent Sikes, Margy Burgin, Leslyn Beall, Kelly Brown, Lara Flanders and Steve Barton. clwetalheheml c 1'

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8' I . llllnfnllilt A DAY AT THE BEACH IT'S A EUROPEAN VACATION! Sue Sams puzzles over the selection of an Italia t-shirt while friend Jami Warren looks on. The two were shop- ping in Florence, Italy. -.sg Editor Shelly Wade pays close attention to the deep end Qand listens to co-worker Martha Quezadaj since that was her job this summer as lifeguard at Johnson Park Swimming Pool. Amy: What did you do Jami: I went to Europe. Amy: Oh, please. Jami: What did you do Amy: Some of us had to work. I baby-sat two little brats. Jami: You're not the only one who work- ed. I saw Brent Sikes roofing a house. Amy: lt is really surprising what jobs some people get in the summer. A lot of people lifeguard. 5 y -, n. ' AIIA ' LII! ,fi , r. this summer? ? lT'S A LIVING! After a vicious hail storm in July, many roofs in Borger were in serious need of repair Senior Brent Sikes saves the day by working as a roofer during the summer