Borger High School - Borgan Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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' Q x...f' RECOGNIZE ANYONE? BHS instructors take time to show their spirit too. Us: rowj Margie Watters, Catherine Cole, Mary Tyler f2nd rowj Sharon Gilliam, Terri Mills, Mary Lou Lozien Bob- bie Schmitz, Liz Denton, Mary Collins, f3rd rowj Viva Sewell, Anne Cross, Karen Hunten Nancy Bernbrock, Lydia Sims, Ellen Coffman Even though we sat next to Jaws in class and we listened to a witch QMrs. Colemanl teach us the next computer program, we still maintained our composure, We went all out to participate in dress-up days spon- sored by Student Council and designed to promote spirit. The Student Council worked hard to put these days together. President, Brad Knight, added, 'Alt makes the work worthwhile when everyone participates and shows some enthusiasm. Members of the senior class used their own creative ideas to make 'Spirit Paws' and contributed to the enormous spirit car- ried throughout 1988. in H 'KWH- The Great students mask enthuszasm Pretenders in the name of spirit THE KING LIVES! Karen Hummel poses as Elvis Presley and tears up se' cond place in the costume contest By the way. stay off her blue suede shoes! GETTING READY FOFI THE CIRCUS! Areitha Hunnicutt and Kim Powell display their spirit on Spook the Eagles day. qfreai

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When the lights go down and the curtain comes up, the audience is ready for perfec- tion. But getting there takes more than per- formers and directors, Without the 'lbehind the scene bunch, the performance would be in its raw form. While students in Chuck Perryman's drama classes can take much credit for pro- duction work, a great deal of applause goes to parents and friends of performers. Weeks before a show is ready for an audience, workers stay busy making costumes, categorizing make-up, building sets and checking lights. A mainstay on sets for the past four years has been the Goodgions. Larry and Bar- bara have helped through both musicals, oneract productions and skits. Many sets were also built by Larry Mullinex, Cara's father. Students working in the background were constantly aware of efforts from classmates Sue Sams, Nic'el Garza, Leslie Tarango and Shelly Livingston. 'll like working behind the scenes , said Sue Sams. By working there, I can be a part of everything . 4 ALL WORK AND SOME PLAY Mandy Abernethy and Sue Sams busy themselves painting chairs for a set, while Annie Lamson tosses her head in laughter over a joke. ADD ANOTHER COAT Mandy Abernethy, junior, shows her expert ability at painting backdrops for the Sfiiurt! 1gf'Mutl'4.