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2021 Commencement Program BURLESON ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mrs. Pat Worrell, President Mrs. Staci Eisner, Vice President Mr. Ryan Richardson, Secretary Mr. Shawn Minor, Trustee Mr. Michael Ancy, Trustee Mr. Andy Pickens, Trustee Mrs. Jerri McNair, Trustee CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION Dr. Bret Jimerson, Superintendent CROSSROADS HIGH SCHOOL & RIGHT TURN DISCIPLINE CENTER Mr. Marcus Canonico, Principal Mr. Charlie Etheridge, Assistant Principal Mrs. Rhonda Evans, Counselor Ms. Toni Alverson Ms. Deborah Barthold Mr. Adam Beck Ms. Erica Boorman Mr. Juan Castaneda Mrs. Christian Dyer Mrs. Carol Goins Ms. Linda Hamilton Mrs. Triesha Harwell Ms. Flo Hayley Mr. Robert Hickman Mrs. Megan Laber SPRING Mrs. Dottie Mehaffey Mrs. Amber Munro COMMENCEMENT Mr. Todd Newsom Mr. Andy Norman Mrs. Amy Smith, RN Mr. Harold Smith Wednesday, June 2, 2021 Mr. Caleb Smothers 8:00 am Mr. Jeffrey Strayhorn Mr. Rodney Thompson AT&T Stadium Mr. Dale Wagner June 2, 2021 • 8:00 am Spring Class of 2021 Cheyenne Jade Micasky Agee Jagger Zane Johns Processional “Pomp and Circumstance” Nahshon Malik Alvoid-Henry Dacoda Nichole Jones Jonathan Thomas Andreas Lane Shelton Jones Pledge of Allegiance Lila Shelby Gresham-Pickle Robert Aaron Argo Maegan Nicole Keef Class of 2021 Graduate Bailey Elizabeth Ashworth Kayden Allen Lane Chase Andrew Bates Abram Lopez Trevor Keith Batson Welcome & Introductions Mr. Marcus Canonico David Antonio Luna Sarah Grace Bradshaw Anthony Ray Madrid Principal James Roger Braudrick, Jr. Ethan Michael Majerus Sierra Ann Brink Devin Glen Martin Introduction of Superintendent Mr. Marcus Canonico David Wayne Brookshire Jacob Thomas Matranga Steven James Bryant William Lloyd McDaniel Superintendent’s Remarks Dr. Bret Jimerson Michael Anthony Butterbaugh Fernando Yair Miranda Superintendent Tadarius Leday Calton Noah Tristan Mongeon Chloe Maddison Carter Nicole Marie Morales Awards & Scholarships Mr. Marcus Canonico Jesse Manuel Castillo Daniel Luis Moreno Cheyanne Madison Caten Mrs. Brenda Mize Daniel Joe Painter Lita Michelle Clevidence Christian Andrew Patton Chief Financial Officer Cade Conder Gabriel Jose Pecina Harrison Laine Conner Kyndall Reese Peden Student Comments Class of 2021 Graduate Jamya Lashawn Davis Dylan Kaine Preuit Mason Rien Erickson Alexis David Reyes Teacher Comments Ms. Deborah Barthold Bailey Leann Escamilla Sloan Cannon Esparza Kylee Nicole Roberts Noah Daniel Rose Teacher of the Year Mr. Todd Newsom Samuel Joseph Etheridge Isaac Abraham Flores Harley Jaden Salerno Angel Raul Sanchez Media Presentation Gage Bradin Fowler Jacob Daniel Franco Janelle Stephanie Sandoval Graduate Review & Dr. Jimerson, Mr. Canonico Nina Elisa Garcia Dylan Thomas Scamp Gaige Nathaniel Scott Presentation of Diplomas Mrs. Rhonda Evans Jenna Korryn George Lila Shelby Gresham-Pickle Preston Lynn Smith Counselor Kailey Faye Gunter Francisco Solis, Jr. Nathan Emanuel Gutierrez Colton Edward Stephens Turning of Tassels Mr. Marcus Canonico Ian Christopher Harmon Tristan Darwin Talley Colton Lane Harris Steven Ray Vandervoort Closing Remarks Mr. Marcus Canonico Jayden Connor Hettchen Ryan Paul Walker Mateo Higuera Quijano Rachael Michelle Walz Fanfare & Recessional “Pomp and Circumstance” Ashton Lane Holbrooks-McGlathery Joseph Payton Ward Abbygayle Marie Hoyt Daniel Levi Watlington Jayden Grace Huddleston Madelyn Christene Wheaton Delainee Mae Huff Brooke Erin Williams COLORS - Purple and White MASCOT - Chargers Chloe Elizabeth Hughes Kyla Chialia Xiong.
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