Borger High School - Borgan Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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mah? ZEa1in.Q ESQUJQ cheers for eightg girls advance to nat'ls.,' friendship, enthusiasm The Varsity Cheerleaders went to Nashville, Tennessee to compete in the ln- ternational Open Cheerleading Champion- ships in December. Competing against 81 squads in the small varsity division, they made it to the finals placing in the top 28. Preparation for this competition began early in the summer with fundraising pro- jects. The girls sold pins, perfume, candy, held a car wash and participated in various community projects. The chance for advancement to Nashville came when they received the Grand Champion Finalist title at summer camp at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and improved their cheers, chants, stunts, dances, and pyramids. Special awards for spirit, jumps, pyramids and overall execution were given to the girls at Boulder. Jamie Shaw, Michelle Crain, Margy Burgin, and Becky Traylor brought home individual spirit awards. Michelle Crain said, Nationals was a wonderful learning experience and the cheerleaders next year are hoping to go back. We could not have done it, though, without Coach Suzanne Duvall. She is a great sponsor and has improved the cheerleading program at BHS. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Missy Cullins, Jamie Shaw, Margy Burgin fmascotj, Leslyn Beall, Regina Meyer, Holly Holt, Becky Traylor, Michelle Crain and Jessica Bruce. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Heidi Chase, Shannon Sheppard, Heather Chase, Fiobin Coile, Areitha Hunnicutt and Jana Parker FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Jennifer Gillman, Misty Hope, Angela Green, Stephanie Gilliam, Jodi Coffman, Jenny Dancer and Champ. cfseevafeaxfeu

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Council On brad leads group through busy yearg The Run planning, playing Planning a meaningful 'social' life for 852 students is a challenge at best, but one taken on gladly hy Student Council members. Led by President Brad Knight, council members and class represen- tatives, worked through a schedule of dances, fund drives and participation days. Activities for the year included homecom- ing week, Pride Week, a Spook the Demons Day, 50's Day. A canned food drive at Halloween, pitted the Bulldogs against Canyon. Although BHS came out the loser, recipients won with over 500 cans of food items. Council members got an early start on their year when they attended council workshops in Austin during July. There, members learned ways to enhance the year and work with others. lt was a tremendous learning ex- perience and we had fun, too , said treasurer Krisa Jackson. wELcoME 'ro BORGER HIGH scHooL Student Council President Brad Knight begins the mor- ning announcements with the same spiel he used all year Jluclenfcauncd 25

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if iv , mf I 2 ,, ir ,hi V-I-C-T-0-R-Y Varisty cheerleaders Jessica Bruce and Holly Holt cheer the Bulldogs to a victory before the Canyon ball game. Lachella lnman joins them as the chicken to motivate the team and the school to make 'chickens out of the Eagles. ROCKY MOUNTAIN FUN Varisty cheerleaders Leslyn Beall, Jamie Shaw, Holly Holt, Jessica Bruce, Margy Burgin, Michelle Crain, Flegina Meyer, Missy Cullins and Becky Traylor, take a break during their summer camp in Boulder, Colorado BULLDOG POWER Senior cheerleaders Leslyn Beall and Jamie Shaw build a two-man pyramid to help spread spirit during a pep rally. BULLDOG BEAT Senior mascot Margy Burgin jams to the Bulldog Beat during a football game. . l. Sl J is v .ar X, wiht 2 ..,.. i t. TQ' - My ,Q 3 i gmt - V ,sr ' wx X ,phi . ch- ir-X chemlemfeu