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Anthony Alvarez, a 2021 Burnet Quest graduate, scans the crowd for his family as Andy Field presents him with his diploma. Quest Graduation was held on Thursday night at Bulldog Stadium and drew a large crowd of well wishers for the Class of 2021.
Burnet High School graduate Genesis Aguillon couldn’t contain her smile during the BHS alma mater at the conclusion of graduation ceremonies on Friday night. All photos by Wayne Craig/Clear Memories
Cooper Stuteville, a member of the National Honor Society, takes it all in as he crosses the stage after receiving his diploma. Burnet’s graduation was held inside Bulldog Gym Friday night in a last second change due to weather. Hundreds packed the stands to cheer for their favorite graduate and despite the change in venue it was a fantastic evening honoring the grads of 2021.
Will Rundzieher, a member of the BHS Class of 2021, proudly crosses the stage after receiving his diploma on Friday evening. Will is the youngest of three Rundzieher boys who attended BHS and the final Burnet graduate for his family.
Burnet honor graduate Jordan Messer expresses excitement as he crosses the stage to receive his diploma during Burnet’s commencement exercises. Bad weather forced a change of venue from Bulldog Stadium to the BHS Gym, but the rain didn’t put a damper on the graduates’ emotions.
Above, Burnet valedictorian Emily Carley delivered a well-received speech during Burnet’s commencement program. The Class of 2021 graduated 187 seniors on Friday night.
Burnet graduate Phebe Musasa and board member Ross Behrens smile for the camera during the presentation of diplomas ceremony. A total of 187 diplomas were awarded to the Burnet High School Class of 2021 on Friday night.
Above, David Lloyd accepts his diploma from board member Suzanne Brown at Burnet’s graduation on Friday. The BHS Class of 2021 selected the moto, “Our lives are before us, our pasts are behind us, our memories are forever within us.”
At right, the 2021 BHS salutatorian Maxine Spiller accepts her diploma from board secretary Earl Foster. Despite a quick change due to weather Burnet’s administration did a fantastic job honoring the BHS Class of 2021.
At left, Burnet Quest graduate, Veronica Ordaz-Carter smiles with overwhelming joy as she is presented her diploma by board president Andy Feild. Quest High School honored 48 graduates on Thursday night.
