Wesley is the son of Keri and Shane Cox. He has two brothers, Samuel and Tristan. Wesley will be attending MSU Northern in the Fall to study Agricultural Technology and has joined the Lights rodeo team.
Some words from his parents:
Since you were a little boy you've known what you have wanted to do. You are more capable than you believe and we are proud of your accomplishments. Love ❤️ Dad and Mom
Dear Wesley,
"Courage is being scared to death—and saddling up anyway." Wesley, you are a true cowboy through and through. I have always admired your "tough as nails" work ethic, whether you were grinding it out on the football field or staying focused in the classroom to get the job done. You are a man of few words but great character—always respectful, always reliable, and always staying out of the fray. We are so proud of you for signing on to rodeo for MSU-Northern! Keep that grit and determination as you head to the next arena; we know you’re going to do great things.
💜 Ms. Wolery
Jamie is the daughter of Zane and Sarah Bendig and Joshua and Regina Jones. She has a sister Lexie and a brother Jaxon. Her plans after graduation are to attend the University of Montana-Western for Elementary Education.
Some words form her mom:
Ever since you were a little girl, I knew you were destined to do great things. You have grown into such a loving, caring, and beautiful young woman, and I couldn't be prouder of you. I am so excited to watch all the wonderful things you will accomplish in life. Love, Mom
Dear Jamie,
"A good teacher is like a candle—it consumes itself to light the way for others." Jamie, it has been such a joy to watch you grow during your years at BSHS. Between your excellent academic record, your dedication to your job outside of school, and the beautiful voice you’ve shared with our choir, you have consistently shown what it means to be truly dedicated. I am so thrilled that you’ve chosen to pursue a degree in Elementary Education. The world needs more teachers with your work ethic and your heart, and I know you will be the one to light the way for so many children. We are so proud of you!
💜 Ms. Wolery
Tori is the daughter of Clay and Kelly Dixon. She has one brother Eli. Tori's plans are to attend college at MSU-Northern and pursue an Ag Technology Degree.
Some words from her parents:
Congratulations on conquering this milestone! We are so very proud of you! You have pushed through the hard times an have become an incredible young lady! We know you will do amazing things in the future! Believe in yourself and know that ware always here to support you every step of the way! Love you so very much!
Dear Tori,
"Opportunities are usually disguised as hard work, so most people don't recognize them." Tori, you are the definition of a "busy worker," but your hard work always has a purpose. Whether you are managing a project or organizing a classroom, your ability to take charge and get things done is a rare gift. Thank you for being someone who doesn’t just work hard for yourself, but looks out for our younger students and takes care of everyone around you. We’ve all benefited from your leadership and your heart! I know you will continue to accomplish big things as you head out into the world.
💜 Ms. Wolery
Travis is the son of Amber Wilford. Travis is attending Abilene Christian University in Abilene, TX and majoring in Business Management with a minor in Communications.
Some words from his mom:
Travis, you are my lifesaver and every day I thank God for choosing me to be your mom. Watching you grow from a tiny little terror to the kindhearted young man you are today, makes me beyond honored to be your mother. Your kindness and willingness to help others by mentoring, coaching, and patience exemplifies a strong foundation of values that will take you far in this life. You are a born leader!
In all the chaos of this world, always remember:
1 Corinthians 13:4-7, “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the TRUTH. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.”
Love, Mom.
Dear Travis,
"Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard." Travis, anyone who walks by the gym knows exactly where to find you—putting in the hours and perfecting your game. But your hard work hasn't just stayed on the court; it’s been incredible to watch you grow into a man who truly says what he does and does what he says. Thank you for being such a kind, helpful, and genuine role model for our younger students. We will miss that great smile of yours, but we know that your work ethic and integrity will lead you to amazing things. Keep grinding, Travis!
💜 Ms. Wolery
The sixth grade is in need of empty, clean 2-litre pop bottles for a classroom project. If you can help them out, please drop them by the school this next week. Thanks!
Brianna is the daughter of Jason and Marissa Terry. She has two older sisters, Madison and Lainey. Brianna's future plans are going to Northern to finish a business degree, then onto becoming a CPA.
A message from her parents:
Well Brianna, you made it. We are so very proud of you. I know you are going to do great things because of your big heart. Love you, Mom and Dad
Dear Brianna,
"The true test of a champion is not whether she can triumph, but whether she can overcome obstacles—and how she acts when she does." Brianna, thank you for being such an incredible leader and role model for everyone around you. Whether it's on the court or in the classroom with your straight As, you are always sure, steady, and determined. Your ability to take charge, stay honest, and reliably get things done has been invaluable to us. We are certainly going to miss your presence in the hallways, but we are so excited to see you continue to lead and succeed in everything you do!
💜 Ms. Wolery
Senior Spotlight: Taylor Schwenke
Taylor is the daughter of Chris Schwenke and Miranda, and her step parents are Annie Schwenke and TJ Marreel.
She has three sisters, Brooke, Haley, Filly, as well as two brothers-in-law and several step siblings.
Taylor's plans after High school are undecided, she plans to work.
Words from Dad: We're so proud of the young woman you've become. Over the past four years of high school, you've accomplished so much and truly excelled. Even though you can be a bit shy at times, we know you have so much to offer the world. Keep embracing who you are-let your creativity and personality continue to shine. We love you and are so proud of you.
Love, Dad, Annie, and Brielle
Words from Mom: Watching you grow up into a brilliant, strong, brave woman has made us so proud of you! You have worked hard and accomplished so much! Never forget that you are capable of anything you set your mind to as you embark on your next chapter. We can’t wait to see what your future holds for you. Love Mom and TJ
Dear Taylor,
"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose." Taylor, thank you for being such a steady and strong presence in our school. You are the kind of student who consistently puts in the hard work with a quiet grace and a great smile, always getting the job done. While the path ahead might not be fully mapped out yet, I have no doubt that you are capable of anything you set your mind to. We are so proud of you, and we can’t wait to see exactly where those brains and feet take you!
💜 Ms. Wolery
It's Senior Spotlight Time! These are going to come at you fast and furious as those Seniors only have 10 days left!!!!
Our first Spotlight is on Camielle Nissen. Camielle is the daughter of Devin Nissen, Eryn Skoyen, and the late Trapper Skoyen. She has 1 sister, Genevieve, and 1 brother, Wrangler. Camielle plans to take a gap year and then return to education to become a Rad Tech.
Some Words from her Mom:
Camielle, from the moment you entered this world, I knew you would climb mountains. I am so incredibly proud of the beautiful, young woman you've become, And I can't wait to see where this next phase of life takes you. In the infinite wisdom of Trapper, "Get Er Done" To the moon and back bud!
Dear Camielle,
"Stars can't shine without darkness." Camielle, you have navigated your fair share of challenges this year with incredible resilience. Despite the obstacles, you stayed the course and kept your eyes fixed on graduation. Your strength is your superpower, and I know that same drive will take you far in life. We’ll be watching from the sidelines, so proud of the bright star you are! Good luck!
💜 Ms. Wolery
Here is an opportunity to get a jump start on next year's athletics season!
I want to share this information about a scholarship for 16-25 year old students who want to study an ag related degree.
2026 JBBCH Scholarship Application .docx
