Heather is the daughter of Jere and Brittany Sherburn and has several siblings- Eyon, Elijah, Edith and Halle
Some words from her parents;
This girl is destined for incredible things. Every time she sets her mind to something, she surpasses all expectations. I am genuinely filled with excitement and pride to watch her blossom, to witness her journey as she transforms into an extraordinary woman. Strong, inspiring and unstoppable.
Dear Heather,
"Art is not what you see, but what you make others see." Heather, having known you since you were in Kindergarten, it has been one of my greatest joys to watch you grow into the wonderful human being you are today. You have literally graced my walls with your talent, and your dragon drawings are nothing short of legendary! Even with a plate as full as yours—balancing a job, volleyball, and your classes—you’ve kept your grades high and your spirit free. You have such a special vision for the world, and I can’t wait to see the beautiful "masterpiece" you make of your life.
💜 Ms. Wolery
Senior Spotlight- Ty Terry
Ty is the son of Chauncy and Amber Terry. He has several sisters, Eva, Avery, and Adonia and a brother Luke. Ty will be attending Stone Child College for a General Business Degree.
Some words from his Mom and Dad:
Ty,
Mom and Dad are so proud of you and all you've accomplished. Watching you reach this milestone has been such a blessing, and we can't wait to see what the future holds for you. Keep chasing your dreams and always believe in yourself. Love ya always and forever. Congratulations Senior!
Dear Ty,
"Don’t let your yearlings graze where the grass is short; keep looking toward the next horizon." Ty, you are a true throwback to a time when your word was your bond and hard work started before the sun came up. I am so impressed by the way you’ve managed your own herd—calving, fencing, and those late nights—all while maintaining great grades. You’ve balanced it all with a kind, polite spirit and just the right amount of mischievous charm to keep us all smiling. You are a man of character and grit, and I know that whatever trail you choose to ride next, you’re going to find success.
💜 Ms. Wolery
Senior Spotlight- Leah LePinnet
Leah is the daughter of Steve and Emily LePinnet, and has a younger brother Emmett. After graduation Leah, will continue working in her Mom's bakery and coffeeshop with plans to attend The Montana Academy of Salons next year to earn her license to practice massage therapy. Ever since she was young she has had a gift for caring for others, and spoiling her loved ones, so we know she'll make herself right at home in the field.
From Mom and Dad:
Leah, I am so thankful for the amazing person you're becoming. I love that we can have fun together, work together, plan, dream, scheme, gossip, and communicate. exclusively via TikTok sound bites and movie quotes. You're my favorite little broke bestie. I cannot wait to se you break walls and reach for everything that brings you joy. Dad says he's really proud of you loves you so much and you know I do too (Also maybe check your oil) 😂
Dear Leah,
"Be the reason someone smiles today." Leah, you don’t just live by this quote—you make it look easy! You are truly the sweetest soul, and your ability to notice when someone needs a hand is a rare and beautiful gift. Whether you are pitching in to help clean up, moving heavy things without being asked, or balancing your extra duties at the bakery with your schoolwork, you do it all with that signature huge smile. Thank you for being so friendly to everyone and for the quiet ways you make our school a better place. You are a ray of sunshine, and I know you will continue to brighten every life you touch!
💜 Ms. Wolery
Senior Scholarship Awards – Thursday, May 14th, 10:30 AM | High School Auditorium
Graduation – Sunday, May 17th, 2:00 PM | High School Gymnasium
Awards Night – Monday, May 18th, 6:00 PM | High School Auditorium
Free Community Picnic, sponsored by the Pioneer Producers – Thursday, May 29th, 11:00 AM–12:40 PM
We also want to give a big shout out to those 6th graders for presenting what they have learned about being a PAX Leader and their commitment to bringing those great attributes with them to Jr. High next year!
Dolan is the son of Darrell and Jolin Sunchild. He has 3 siblings Darrell III, Daija and D'Aree.
Dolan has completed his General Education Certificate from Stone Child College while in high school, and will be attending United Tribes Technical College this fall to study Computer Science. He is already ahead of the game in his college journey, and we are so proud of the path he is creating for himself.
Dolan, We are extremely proud of you son! Watching you grow into the young man you are today has been one of the greatest blessings. Your dedication, strong work ethic, and commitment to your goals will take you far in life! When you set your sights on something you make it happen! As Dr. Seuss said it best: You're off to great places! Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting, so ....get on your way! Love you Kiddo! Mom and Dad
Dear Dolan,
"The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet." Dolan, you’ve clearly been doing some harvesting early! It is incredibly impressive that you’re graduating high school with your general education classes at Stone Child College already finished. Beyond your academic drive, thank you for being the "chill" presence we all need—your great sense of humor and your willingness to help out with whatever is asked of you make you such a joy to be around. Whether you’re at work or in the classroom, your balance of hard work and a "no-stress" attitude will take you so far. We can’t wait to see what you do with that amazing head start!
💜 Ms. Wolery
Senior Spotlight- Alleyah Eagleman
Alleyah is the daughter of Stephanie Keatts and Joseph and Candace Eagleman. She has many siblings, Alleyah's future plans are to attend Great Falls College for the Dental Hygienist program.
Some Words from her Mom:
Baby Girl,
We are so proud of all your hard work 💜💛 Do you remember at Kindergarten Graduation you fell in your heels lol well this was not the last time you'd fall. Life is about getting back up and oh boy you had no embarrassment in that moment you strutted your stuff like nothing ever happened. If you can keep that you'll be well on your way for all of life's Graduation moments. You have become quite the young lady and are going to bless this world with nothing but the best. Dream Big and as your brothers say "suck less". Love you to the moon and back.
Xoxo,
Mom
Some words from Joe and Candace:
Alleyah,
Watching you grow into such an amazing, caring, and loving daughter, sister, and aunt has truly meant everything to us. Your determination in everything you do is something special, and it’s been incredible to see the young woman you’ve become. Over the past several years, you’ve overcome so much and handled it all with strength, maturity, and grace. You’ve grown into a smart, responsible, and confident young woman with wisdom beyond your years.
We know there’s no challenge you won’t face head-on, and we have no doubt you’re going to do amazing things in this next chapter of your life and beyond. Just remember, we will always
be here for you. Your little siblings look up to you more than you know—even if they act like creeps sometimes. We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see where life takes you.
With all our love,
Joseph and Candace Eagleman
Dear Alleyah,
"Where words fail, music speaks." Alleyah, thank you for sharing your incredible talent with us over the years. Watching you work so hard on your music and hearing you play the flute has been such a gift to our school. You are the kind of student every teacher hopes for—quietly brilliant, consistently hardworking, and genuinely kind to everyone you meet. Between your job and your excellent grades, you have shown such impressive discipline. I know that same steady focus will lead you to a future full of harmony and success. Good luck!
💜 Ms. Wolery
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
