Boulder City High School - Aquila Yearbook (Boulder City, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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In autumn the people come . . . we are the people of Boulder City High School . . . we're lonesome, too, for friends, activity, the challenge of learning . . . we settle down to work . . . football, candied apples, rivalry for merit points, struggling to make first term honor roll . . . apprais- ing classes and teachers . . . discussing summer fun . . . senioritis setting in . . . taking college board exams . . We are the People . . Some events we'll remember forever. In winter . . . the hum of activity in organizations over- whelms us . . . we decide we've ioined too many . . . get- ting in the mood for basketball . . . lamenting our grades on college board exams . . . applying for entrance to half a dozen colleges . . . wondering if we'll make it . . . And suddenly it's spring! Looking forward to graduation . . . reminiscing over four years of hard work, fun . . . spring dances, dinners, parties, and assemblies . . . missing the honor roll by a fraction . . . 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DAVID WIL- THE RT. REV. MON Pastor, Four Square FOX, Pastor, Grace Com- FRA N K, Pastor, SON, Rector, St, Chris- SIGNOR J O H N SI Gospel munity Church Church of the topher's Episcopal BON, Pastor, St. An Nazarene drews Catholic Our pastors, bishops, and rectors have a deep and lasting influence in our lives. Basic to our democratic form of government, the teaching of sectarian doctrine in our schools is forbidden, realizing that our lives would indeed be empty without spiritual guidance, we are grateful for the enrichment that our churches and the people who stand at the pulpit give to our education. BOULDER CITY ADVISORY COUNCIL-Left to right: A. E. Hamilton, Bruce M. Eaton, Janice Ranum, Secretary, Harold N. Corbin, Wade H. Taylor, Chairman, Dewitt Tracht, Marwood Dowd, Charles R. Richey, Tommy C. Nelson. In 1951 a Departmental Order was issued providing for the establishment of an Advisory Council in Boulder City. The Council is composed of seven members, 4 of whom are elected by the citizens. Of the other 3, one represents the Bureau of Reclamation, one the power allottees and one the other Government agencies having an interest in the Boulder City area. THE REV. TERRILL KRAMER, Pastor, Christ Lutheran Church LEONARD S. STUBB5, Bishop, LDS Church Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Huchingson are terested in their own son and his tional pursuits, but spend many planning and supervising teenage ties for the youth of Boulder City. dent of the class of l959. Bud Fletcher, Patrolman, Chief of Police, Floyd L. Jenne, Or- ville Martin, Identification and Investigation. The first police organization in Boulder City -news ' - . 't,mfsw:r was a ranger force which provided police protec- tion 'lor the area around the dam and Boulder City. ln October l952, the old Ranger force was sup- planted by a guard force tor the Dam and the present Police Force system for Boulder City. Just as there are good and mediocre and bad doctors, lawyers, nurses, engineers, truck drivers, plumbers, carpenters, pilots and farmers, there are good, mediocre, and bad teachers. We think we are 'fortunate at BCHS in having only the good kind. Certainly our representative teachers, Mr. James Nelson and Mrs. Martha King are better than good, They're tlte Best sentative parents. They are not only in educa are the parents of Jim Huchingson, pres: THE EVENTS I , August 1, 1931, Boulder City Passenger Station? Boulder City Branch of the Block of Six Company cottages in early Los Angeles and Salt Lake City Railroad. IT LOOKED LIKE THIS ln the winter of 1931 and spring of 1932, Boulder City youngsters attended their first school. Anne F. General view of canyon and tunnel outlets in early stages of the con- struction of Hoover Dam in Black Canyon. I6 al 3? HJ? my gg , .,2: ,Ag. 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MOE Member l WE ARE THE TEACHERS !i, 1- Teachers are responsible tor our development academically, but they did much more than that . . . they directed our activities . . . listened to our grumbling . . . encouraged us when the vvay was Bois GETTLER, Bs., stare rough . . . inspired us . . . to greater learning . . . Teachers' College, Mankoto, Minnesota l HENRIETTA B. HARVEY, B.S., Iowa State College LILLIAN V. HONEYCUTT, 'Q' B.A,, University of Nebraska ARTHUR C. GIDDENS, Me- chanical Engineer, Fenn Col- lege, Cleveland, Ohio R, OWEN GIBSON, B,A,, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah ' l?fQfl:l - r ' LEE NORMAN, BA., Nebras- ka State Teachers' College LYLE F. MILLER, B.S., Winona State College, Minnesota MRS, RALPH A, KING, B,5,, MADELAINE E. GARRETT, Ohio State University BVS4, N0ffl1. State Teachers' College, Aberdeen, South .- Dakota -1' l GENE SEGERBLOM, University of Nevada B. N. WHITNEY, B.A., rl zona State Teachers' o ege, Tempe, Arizona MABEL M. MITCHELL, BA Arizona State Teachers Col lege, Flagstaff, Arizona MRS. KATHLEEN BATES Secretary WE ARE THE SECRETARIES X WALTER DI Direcfor of Ma 1 I L 'wt ' ww. sl '5 32 w .lEX.x BYRON STOKER 26 PRESTON FOWLER LEONARD WE ARE THE NTENANCE STAFF I WE ARE THE STUDENT COUNCIL I in-fs BOB LARSEN President CAROL HYDE Secretary NITA KAY LAYTON Senior Representative GEORGE LANGLEY Senior Representative fl! DICK TRELEASE Vice President DAVID SHAY Junior Represeniatlve ' 1 x NONA HOUK Treasurer JO OLIVER Junior Representative ROBIN SEGERBLOM BRENT FOX Sophomore Representative ELAINE MCADAMS Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative BILL MCCORMICK Freshman Representative AND WE ARE THE SENIORS JIM HUCHINGSON - - . l-Silefmen THERESA JENSEN . . . Hard Working JIM WHITEHOUSE . . . Participated in Club President - - . Class Pt'6SidGIWl Bookkeeper . . . Glee Club . . . Dam- Track . Junior and Senior Year. or-ee Affendanf, . . Expert on Boats. PATSY ERVIN . . . Seminary President . . . Pebbles News Reporter . . . Future Teacher Member. LARRY IMLAY HARDY . . . Lettered RITA RAE ROGERS . . . Prom Queen KEN FREDRICKSEN . . . Lettered in in Basketball . . . Madrigals . . . ln- - - - Peppy Cheerleader . . . Class Basketball , , . Masquers Club Member. tramurals, Treasurer. SEN! ORS OUR LAST HOMECOMING! UDEAN HELTON . . . Aspires to a Busi- STARR CURTIS . . . Senior Class Vice JUDY BELL . . . Head Cheerleader . . . ness Career. President . . . President of Honor Girls' State . . . Crowned Homecom- Society . . . National Merit Semi- ing Queen, Finalist. DONALD STICE . . . Track . . . Honor Society Member . . . Sophomore Class Vice President. , BETTY SAXBERG , , , Rainbgw Grand JIM MCDONALD . . . Track Letterman JEANNE BATES . . . Band Treasurer Representative . . . Glee Club . , . i..Mile Runner. Two Years . . . Madrigals Secretary GAA. . . . Bookkeeper. - AND JUDY BELL WAS QUEEN SENIORS SKIPPER SMALE . . . Baseball Letter- JANIS FRANCIS . . . Prom Attendant BILL VVAGNER . . . Belongs to Mas- man . . . Boys' State Senior Dream . . . Aquila Assistant Editor . . . Home- quers Club. Candidate. coming Attendant. FRANCIS AND JIM HONOR THE QUEEN CAROL HYDE . , . Student Body Secre- tary . . . Vice President of Junior Class . . . Honor Society Memebr. M.,-' I ROGER DIELEMAN . . . Freshman PAT STRATTON . . . School Book- EDDIE HALL . . , Worked on Annual President . . . Boys' State . . . Letter- keeper . . . FHA . . . Language Club and Pebbles Staff . . . Basketball men Club Vice President. Secretary, Manager. SENIORS OUR FLOAT DlDN'T WIN JUDY BACHMAN . . . President of BILL HERALD , . . Sporls Writer . . . SANDRA HAMDORF . , , Active in FTA . . . Girls' Slate . . . Honor Pebbles Production . . . Honor Society. GAA , . , Glee Club . , . Future Home- Soclety Treasurer. maker. to Ml . XX V UR! DICK TRELEASE . . . Sludent Body Vice President . . , Letterrnen Club . . . Honor Society. LINDA FREEMAN . . . President of RICHARD SHULTZ . . . Honor Society KATHERINE DAZEY . . . Active GAA Glee Club . . . FTA President . . . . . . Student Court Judge . . . Mas- Girl . . . Future Teacher . . 4 State Ten- GAA Treasurer. quers. nis Finalist. BUT WE LIKED IT SENIORS WADE TAYLOR , , , Hom, gocrefy MARGARET ANN WILLOUGHBY . . . Bos LARSEN . . . Siudent Body Pres- Vice President . . . LV Exchange Club STGTS Pl'eSlClef1T of FHA . - - Aquila idenf - - ' Council R9P e59l'1fBTlVe - - Boy of the Month , , , National Ediior . . . Girls' Sfafe. Sophomore President. Meri? Semi-Finalist. ELEANOR CRISP . . . Junior Class Secretary . . . Bookkeeper . . . Honor Society Treasurer. BRIAN SUTHERLAND , , , Foofball MARY LEE MYERS . . . Glee Club . . . FRANCIS STAY . . . Football Co-Cap- and Basketball , , , lnframural, Masquers Club Treasurer . . . GAA. fain for Homecoming . . . Lettermen's Club. DON RAY . . . Lettermen's Club . . Masquers Club . . . Intramural Champ. OUR LAST FOOTBALL GAME SENIORS PATTI SHANAHAN . . . A Good Art Student. FAVEN TANEY . . . Glee Club. JOHN PARLETT . . . Member of Car Club. PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS . . . Mem- DARELL VON DER LINDEN . . . Mas- ber of Glee Club . . . Masquers. quers Club . . . LeT1ermen's Club . . . Candidate for Senior Dream. ARTHUR TYREE A. . . Madrigals - - - SHARON suLuvAN . . . she was a Aquila Staff . . . Pebbles . . . Phofog- Member of FHA, raplwer. SENIORS WE WON! JANIS VOD DER LINDEN . . . Belonged to Glee Club. KAREN l.OUlSE BEALL . . . GAA Mem- JOHN HERIC . . . Masquers Club . . . ber . . . Masque-rs . . . Glee Club. Track , . . JV Fooiball. SHARl GILBRETH . . . Glee Club Nlasquers Club. BETTY HAMLIN . . , The Girl wirh The DENNIS FEHLER . . . Masquers Club Pretty Hair. . . . Broke School Typing Record. GEORGE LANGLEY , . . Letterecl in Football, Baskefball and Track . . . Student Council. LAIL LEONARD . . . SenLor Class Sec- retary . . . Teen-Age Club President . . . GAA. DON MARSH . . . Masquers Club . . . Madrigals. JACKIE NEWCOMB . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . GAA . . . Future Home- maker. WE DECORATED THE GOAL POSTS SENIORS MARY BETH Nlll-l-ER - - - FTA 59I'VlCe ROBERT SCOTT . . , Member of Honor Award , . . GAA , , . Madrigals. Society . . . Belongs to Lettermen's Club. 'R 8 DAVID MCCARROLL . . . Masquers Club and Track. PAUL KLEBBA . . , JV Basketball and Intramural Basketball. TAMARA LEE NICKELL . . , FHA . , , GARY NllNER . , . He ls a Member Glee Club . . . Masquers. of Masquers. L SENIORS OUR G.A.A. INITIATION JUDY ef-xii HUNSAKER . . . Miss BC EDDIE MYERS . - - Gawain Of Infra- . . . Pebbles Edifor . . , GAA Vice mural BBSl49TlOGllT66IT1- President. 'x NONA HOUK . , . Sludent Body Treas- urer and Bookkeeper . , . Treasurer of Sophomore Class. NITA KAY LAYTON . . , Girls' Slale . . . Student Council . . . Honor Society Secretary, TOMMY MAYES . . . Letiered in Bas- ketball . . . Candidaie for Senior Dream. QT. A 1-ui NANCY Ol-DFIEI-D I l A GAA A I I Mas. HUGH WALBACK . . . Track . . . JV quers Club and FHA' Basketball and Rifle Club. MARY ANN MCGOUGH . . . Glee Club . . . Masquers Club . . . Pep Club. WE ARE THE JUNIOR OFFICERS AND WE ARE THE JUNIORS Afton-Jenean Arp Alan Aman Russ Bogenrife is Ann Adams Mike Berry Sue Beckwith Jack BOl'f1hOfT Pa1 Bourne Monty Brubaker John Bromley Linda Beery Pennye Caldwell Harvey Clift fi Pepper Coombes Aileen Cooper James Robeson Barby Robinson Karl Edwards Helen Glass WE WAITED l x Jim Dunks David Shay Keith Edwards IMPATIENTLY JUNIORS Q Sharon Fletcher Lynn Sanders Elery Ervin Rulon Gibson 'loan Harvey FOR OUR RINGS! JUNIORS Olien Haskell Kathleen Hunter Peter Lyons Wanda Haskell' Roger Lane Patty McHugh Larry Hill Karen Hill ,N-K Bonnie Rogers Freddie Spanabe Bill Laudenschlager Pam Kaserman Lynn McDonald John MCEWGH X x slim Alver Marshall Judiih Ann Miichell Norman Miller Rosalie Parkinson Charles Nelson Bonnie Reese OUR PROM JUNIORS Marvin Mayes John Naegle JO Oliver Skippy Raab El izabelh Rinlcer Marvin Renneckar Brenda Revert WE 'LL NEVER FORGET! JUNIORS JoAnne Salisbury Michael Traasdalil Linda Wadsworth Larry Slay Margorie Uehlmg Jerry Wallace Bonnie Skerry Bill Trelease limes' Vl9U5 Douglas Williams Kathleen Warner Bonnie Williams Peggy Wood , . 2 f WE ARE THE SOPHOMQRE OFFICERS we I A ' - ., Patti Levvisg President . . . Nornqen Bd-L x-'irfx K .f .MSL E4 C 'msgs A f flu Treasurer . . . Judy Harveyg Vice Prgtigergf Ef' .i,ggiVaFreg'x , SECIGX -V , W. 4' 'S Sharon Armbrust Robert Ausiin Susan Bachman Michael Balmer lPe'nnie Beck James Barnes Jo Ann Bell Norman Bell Patsy Caldwell Darwin Boone Jackie Cowan AND WE ARE THE SOPHOMORES SOPHOM ORES Harvey Boyce Marie Denning Bob Bradley Myrna Earl Philip Bright Linda Ewing George Caso Frances Fiscus Barry Clift Kay Foresman Mike Coggins Nancy Galosky Lester Coifingham Dell Goldsmith 2 Everett Denison Carolyn Harrison John Diebold Judy Harvey Dale Eggen Paula Hurt Brent Fox Betty Jensen Warren GoederT Michaela Laune Bob Grimes Catherine Lawrence TWO DOWN! SOPHOMORES 5l'1eril Helton Carolyn Lyon Terry Johnson Charleen Marriott Pete Mayes Elaine McAdams AX Karl Miller Patty McCarroIl Alan Naegle Loretta Miller Charles Nicks Nancy Miller Ken? Orton Carol Jo Morton Gary Palmer Carol Pelham David Pavlich Kathy Roche l .Af Rey Perkins Sharon Rogers Jerry Ramsay Kerry Safford Bill Robe,-15 Sharon Strong SOPHOMORES TWO TO GO! J Michael Robison Charles Skerry Riley Slice Mary Kay Taylor Marvin Strunk Sandra Tobler Carl Stubbs Molly Tyree L7 ' ' K ' ' Richard Tarter Maxine Vann Terrance Vaughan Bob Verser Joan von der Linden Luke Whalen -w2ff'1i'fzf 1 ' isksflzw,-'-. wsall'-1sf.::,. 222113.24134-. Q fza'.1.Hs11- ' 15'2:l1'i:u 'st1'!:.w. -fi iiT?--'1'?H- ffklel ' ' flzi- ' rrdll . . . Secretary, Alan Sullivan . . . Presidenrg Julie Norman Vfce X, fi. 1... Starr Abbott Danny Ahlstrorn Sharon Adair Bruce Anderson Cindy Atkison David Barneby Y' Janet Beck Buzzy Belknap Tommy Berry Mildred Biescar Jerry Bertelsen Brenda Burns AND WE ARE THE FRESHMEN! Bruce Brockett Derald Burns Dee Ann Colhopp Ronnie Bywafer Richard Christy Thomas Clapper Dee Ann Cook Thomas Cooper Dorothy Cossey Carol Ann Curtis Terry Dye Barbara Daboll Ed Evereff Mary Engle Robert Friedrichs Karen Freilach Grace Graves V r X. SBHY GUNGVVSZ Billy Hull Jan Herald Stanley Hunsaker Nancy Knighten Rlob'e42I-ensen Clark Knauss Terry Kuischer James Lang Bill Lawellin Judy McCarroll Jackson Maddox if FRESHMEN 'L Dennis Mayes Blll Mccormlck Orphelia McNeil Bruce McCoy SCHOOL IS SERIOUS BUSINESS FOR US :l.,.3 'Xxx J 4. H, ,i,.. .- ,lf ' Lifiw s Gilbert McFarlin Dennis McGougl'i Toni Mitchell Dick Miner Julie Norman Robert Miner ' 6 .y , - . T11 xl 1 X Te,-ry Padilla Peter Ostergard Sharon Parker Rickey Parker Bruce Parkinson Mariorie Pease is' Bill Rayner Judy Ramsay Ronnie Resler Shirley Perkins ViCki Reese Bob Revert Tommy Ritter Adrienne Salisbury Jim Rowland .lay Salisbury Elaine Stout Alan Sullivan BUT WE HAVE OUR SHARE OF FUN, TOO FRESHMEN Bill Supernaugh Wilma Strunk Tim Tilman Pamela Tefmdnf Hugh Scott Robin Segerblom Carol Shanahan Wally Watts Lea Rae Spendlove Kathleen Steiger Zelia Vann William Williams Bernard Whittington Debby Whmingfgn Ric'-,md Whmingfon Richwd Workman MA TH s Freshman algebra students sometimes have Mr. Whitney going around in circles . . . but we learned algebra and geometry as well as some other im- portant things from him. Yes, Mr. Nelson, we agree that you know all the angles . . . When we were sophomores we fthe girlst all had a crush on you . . , you took us through algebra, geometry, and college math . , . you coached us in basket- ball . . . assisted as track coach . . . and helped Mrs. M. with our F.T.A. group . . . You were our idea of a real teacher . . ,ails We'll remember Mrs. Honeycutt for her patience and devotion to the business of getting us ready for graduation . . . Fresh- man year was not too early to start thinking about it . . . She taught us general math and orientation and counseled us often . . . sponsored seniors . . . ,-V Now, students, shall we discuss our prob- lems? This greeting from Mr. Gibson was not meant to bring forth in our minds . . . our personal problems . . . dating . . . home- work . . . social behavior . . . parent . . . child . . . relationships . . . but it did . . . he could always get us back to the business at hand . . . whether it was physics . . . or trigonometry . . , especially this year our classes were interesting because he had been away for a stiff refresher course in advanced science , . . he was our boys' counselor and advisor to Honor Society . . . science We often wondered in that first year . . . Mr. Rowley's, that is . . . how the county could keep up with the expense of broken yardsticks . . . not that he beat us with them . . . he iust became enthusiastic in his science lectures . . . and wham! there would go another yardstick . . . he taught us biology and chemistry . . . coached J.V. foot- ball and was assistant baseball coach . . . FINE ART A note ot discord . . . even the slightest deviation from the true note . . . brought a pained expression to Mrs. Garrett's other- wise pleasant countenance . . . she was a master artist at showmanship . . . we'll never forget our terrific glee club and band . . . madrigals . . . performances . . . neither will the public . . . she also taught speech . . . she had a reputation for being one of the finest musicians in the Southwest . . . because of her excellent performance with students . . . Mr. Sherman was really in the limelight . . . in 1958 . . . the only new teacher to BCHS . . . he taught us art and English . . . at the slightest provocation he would entertain us with his war experiences . . , his life as a commercial artist . . . and as a profes- sional baseball player . . , He could tell you what was the matter with your car at a distance that most of us couldn't even hear the motor . . . didn't only diagnose the trouble, but also helped us correct it . . . his driver training course was one of our favorites . . . Q t at sl igSPEClALIZED l cLAssEs Mr. Miller will be remembered for many things, but most prominently for his eagle eye in mechanical drawing , . . not the slightest flaw escaped his eye . . . he proved himself not only to be a jack of all trades, but also master of many . . . ? i 5 Xi EDUCATION y This was more like it . . . we struggled through a semester in Health . . . waiting to get into activities . . . Modern Dance was not her favorite subject, but she did a good iob with everything . . . archery , . . basketball , . .tennis . . .volleyball . . . tumbling . . . calisthenics . . . sometimes we wondered how she did it all . . . sponsored G.A.A .... Junior Class . . , and Cheerleaders . . . Miss Clanin's patience and sense of humor were invaluable . . . Who can forget Nlr. Andree? No matter what the activity was in Physical Education, he could bring the discussion around foot- ball . . . this was his first year as head football coach at B.C.H.S. and also as athletic director . . . that was where his heart was and we found it interesting . , . our toot- ball season was a great success . . . thanks to him . . , -nd Yes, we learned beginning French . , . in various ways . . . sometimes in song , . . literature . . . drill . . . and conversation . . . when Sharon brought her accordion to class, classes within earshot had to stop and listen . . . l LANGUAGE , 5 X .X Senor Whelan was a mighty good Spanish teacher, but he never passed up an opportunity to talk about baseball, be it the Pittsburgh Pirates or the BCHS team which he coached . . . he sponsored the language club which was made up of Spanish and French students , . . R7 ENGLISH She was nothing short of a demon in the classroom . . . with homework . . . oral grammar tests . . . outside reading . . . weekly themes . . . research papers . , . literature appreciation . . , and even sound-off . . . but we knew if we paid attention we wouldn't be in bone-head English in our freshman year in college . . . Mrs. Mitchell had fun with us doing the Conga and cha-cha-cha , . , she did a terrific iob with our annual every year . . . and shared sponsorship of F.T.A. with Mr. Nelson . . . Mr. Norman was a fanatic on English grammar, but our background helped us when we took senior Eng- lish . . . he didn't ever hurt any of us . . . now we wonder why . . . he should have , , . he had us in our green days . . . when it was more important, we thought . . . to be clever than to be intelligent . . . he sponsored us when we were in the 8th grade . . Mrs. Segerblom taught us English and wsrld history, sponsored us in our senior year . . , checked books to us in the library . . . and told us about the healtha producing seaweed . . , demonstrated correct posture . . . and advised us to get a slant board like hers . . . we liked it all because she had enthusiasm for her iolo . . . we liked the human interest stories she brought to class . . . her love for boating and water sports made her the envy of many of us . . . n the inte- really didn't often . he track x SGIEQ si,g Mr. McManus . . . we tried to give him a bad time in iunior high . . . but he caught on to us early . . . in world history . . . it was learn, learn, learn . . . not always world history, though . . . sometimes . . . the best in current theater production . . . movie land or grand opera . . . he was president of the county teachers' group and occasionally we got in on a few of his professional problems . . . Those surprise quizzes Mr. Foreman faced us with almost every day threw us for a loop often, but we made it through math in iunior high . . . and checked in again as iuniors for American History . . . we'll remember him for his good coaching as assistant football coach, and JV basketball, and as sponsor of sophomore class . . . VOCA TIONAL Come on, now, boys, today's Fri- day . , . let's clean up!! Mr. Gid- dens was a stickler for a clean, tidy shop , . . he insisted on safety meas- ures . . . he taught us auto mechanics . . . and industrial arts . . . sponsored the iunior class . . . the hours he spent in helping make our proms a success . . . made him our favorite sponsor . . A neat hem-line was not the most important thing in the world to Mrs. Harvey, but it was one of the most important . . . any time we wanted to stall for time . . . a slight sug- gestion brought forth stories of her experiences in rearing her family . . . which were timely in family relations class which she taught . . , her clay was a full one with iunior homemak- ing, plus senior high homernaking, family relations and sponsor of iunior high and senior high F.H.A .... Mrs. McAdams had the patience ot Job. How she stood the click-clack of thirty typewriters for two or three or four hours a day, we never knew . . . she didn't like students ierking paper out of the machine . . . but Pepper forgot. So did many other beginning typists . . . she also taught sophomore English and office machines . . . and advised the Pebbles staff . . we liked her classes . . . ...,., COMMERCIAL 'i science Q!! 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' iff- S4 -JJ TOP ROW Tom Mayes Jim McDonald Ken Fredericksen Brian Sutherland Ronnie Resler Russell Bogenrlfe Bob Grimes Mike Coggins Kent Orton Jim Bob Rowland Eddie Hall Douglas Williams Bob Larsen James Lang, John Rigney Warren Goedert Don Stice Dick Trelease Robert Scott David Shay Steve Risley Jerry Wallace Roger Dieleman Olien Haskett Luke Whalen Larry Hardy Pepper Coombes Steve Stay George Langley Marvin Mayes Jim Huchungson Don Ray Skipper Smale Wade Taylor John Naegle FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MARGARET WILLOUGHBY JUDY MITCHELL and AFTON ARP Slale PreSid6f'lT of FHA State Committee Members TOP ROW: Terry Padilla, Kathleen Stieger, Pamela Tenant, Toni Parkinson, Pat McHugh, Bonnie Rogers, Lynn Sanders, Aileen Mitchell, Nancy Knighten, Lea Rae Spendlove, Jan Herald, Rosalie Cooper, Betty Saxberg, BOTTOM ROW: Robin Segerblom, Judy These energetic, fun-loving girls have reason to be proud of their organization, their leaders, and themselves. For several years they have received an award for meeting requirements of an Honor Chapter of F.H.A. They will act as hostesses this year for the state convention, planned and conducted by Margaret Willoughby, state president, with the help of state advisor, Mrs. Genevieve Pieretti. ff MARY KAY TAYLOR CAROL PELHAM AFTON ARP Song Leader l'llS'lOrl6n Reporter Ramsey, Debby Whittington, Elaine McAdams, Julie Norman, Barbara Daboll, Terry Kutcher, Judy Harvey, Karen Hill. These girls, under the initiative of President Pam Kaserman, were re- sponsible for numerous successful projects during the year-families of girls of F.H.A. will remember the wonderful dinner and evening of entertain- ment, which is an annual event, called Family Night , monthly meet- ings helped to achieve for each girl more wor- thy home membership, the Sweetheart Reverse was a great success! PAM KASERMAN, President JUDY MITCHELL, Vice President LINDA WADSWORTH, Secretary BONNIE SKERRY, Treasurer JOAN HARVEY HONOR SOCIETY Peggy Wood, Vice President, Starr Curtis, President, Afton Arp, Reporter, John Bromley, Secretary, Judy Bachman, Treasurer. The purpose of this organization is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop- ment of character in pupils of BCHS. Among other worthy projects, they promote a scholar- ship fund each year for an eligible senior. '-te TOP ROW: Jeannie Bates, Judy Hunsaker, Elizabeth Rinker, Judy Mitchell, Kathleen Hunter, Aileen Cooper, Pat Bourne, Helen Glass, Joan Harvey, Rulon Gibson, Bill Herald, Robert Scott, Richard Shultz, Carol Hyde, Peter Lyons, Dick Trelease, Wade Taylor, Margaret Willoughby, Janis Francis, Pat Stratton, Eleanor Crisp, Nita Layton, Bonnie Skerry, Rosalie Parkinson. xixll 3i,'I?l ' ,xl tllll l L y t,yXlmtllt tQ wif, i 55,2 Q Judy Bell, Margaret Ann Willoughby, Judy Bachman, Nita Kay Layton. gX,'iNA.l1fi was as 'Al' QF I? S time 'itil it a2vAa4 uit' as stasis .giitu GIRLS STA TE Judy Bell, Margaret Ann Willoughby, Judy Bachrrtan, Nita Kay Layton, BOYS' STATE Wade Taylor, Bob Larsen, Roger Dieleman, Starr Curtis, Skipper Srriale. Representatives to Girls' and Boys' State conference are selected each spring from the lunior class on the basis ot character, leadership and ability. The faculty makes the selections. This experience in govern- ment participation is sponsored by the American Legion and Auxiliary. Various other civic organizations assist with necessary funds. TOP ROW: Thomas Clapper, Bill Raynor, Tom Cooper, Bruce Brockett, Kay Foresman, Kerry Saftord, Wilma Strunk, Brenda Revert, Lea Rae Spendlove, Shirley Perkins, Paula Hurt, Bernard Whittington, Orphelia McNeil, Richard Whittington. We added French to our Foreign languages this year, learning customs and appreciating the cul- ture of the lands whose languages we were learn- ing was fun! +19 Carolyn Lyon, President Hobin Segerblorn, Reporter, Patty McGarroll, Vice President, Pat Stratton, Secretary-Treas- urer. x TOP ROW: James Lang, Fred Anderson, John Diebold, Mike Balmer, Mr. Whelan, Patsy Ervin, Kathleen Hunter, Afton Arp, Ann Adams, Bonnie Skerry, Barbara Daboll, Debby Whittington, Terry Padilla, Jan Herald, Mariorie Pease. ,. ., aw- fgfqseifv Wm' fir'3izta v .wf1A.,.'fff . V ' , I, - g 1 TEENAGE CLUB -r 4' X E 'l -J i j Lail Leonard, President, Rita Rae Rogers, Vice President. In a typical Do-It-Yourself-Project, Teen agers devoted much of their Christmas vaca tion time to reclecorating Polka Dot Haven Here they autograph the new curtains. Teen-Age Club, Polka Dot Haven, was the favorite recreation spot after school hOUrS and OU Weekends- FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Mary Padilla, Linda Freeman, Mary Beth Miller and Judy Mitchell discuss pos- sible plans for Teaching Career Month to be held in April, Carol Hyde, Historian, Bob Larsen, Vice President, Judy Bachman, President, Pam Kaserman, Secretary-Treasurer, Peggy Wood, Song Leader. The dinner and program meeting of the Future speaker, Mr. James McManus, who told us the Teachers held each month following the business history and purposes of the National Teachers' meeting was always interesting and fun! Good Organization, Mrs. Mitchell and Mr. Nelson spon- tellowship and good food preceded the guest sor the group. Judy Bachman, Pam Kaserman, Nita Layton, Janis Francis, Afton Arp, Mr. Nelson, Peggy Wood, Starr Curtis, Peter Lyons, Joan Harvey, Pat Bourne, James McManus, Patsy Ervin, Kate Warner, Bob Larsen, Margaret Willoughby, Katherine Dazey, Carol Hyde, Nona Houk, Karl Edwards, Linda Wadsworth, Mrs. Mitchell. 74 CHEERLEADERS RAEROGERS' Y JUDYIELI- 0 A 1 I 'N ARL MILLER SHARON ROGERS GLEE CLUB , . TOP ROW: Janis Francis, Pai Daley, Pennie Beck, Niia Layton. Judy Bachrnan, Jane! Beck Susan Bachinan, Linda Freeman, Mary Befh Miller, Eleanor Crisp Sandy Hamrlonf, Jo Bell, Judy Hunsaker, Marie Denning, Jeannie Bates, Rosalie Parkinson Lynn Sanders Myrna Earl, Mariorie Uehling, Afion Arp, Peggy Wood, Sharon Armbrusi, Mary Lee Myers, Pam Kasernian, Robin Segerblom, Linda Waclsvvortli, Kaie VVEll'IlL'f, Jeri Ablernan, Carol Hyrlc, Nancy Knighien, Cindy Atkinson, Mary Kay Taylor, Marjorie Pifase, De Ann Cook, Nancy Galosky, Charlene Marrioit, Elaine McAdams, Kailileen Steiger, Grace Graves, Aileen Cooper, Theresa Jenson, Linda Ewing, Carol Curlis, Catherine Lawrence, Julie Norman, Judy Ramsey, Terry Kutcher, Barley Robinson, Patii lewis, Jackie Cowan, Carol Jo Morton, Shari Gilbrealli, Barbara Daboll, Pa1 Williams, Paula Hurt, Jackie Newcomb, Ann Adams, Kaiherine Roach, Pafiy McCarroll, Carol Pelham, Pat Bourne, Judy Harvey, Nona Hook, Toni Milcholl, Terry Padilla, Lorena Miller. N 9' ', v, , 4515 'Q an , ig. gif- ' M fl tg ,C wiki ur 1. vga, -ri .,, r L, ' n Wg. - - 7. 'la-:ali -3 'X ,L N, ei M S , . P, ,. X fi iw- '- . ,H l,,5,W,. ti ,A Mfg, Nnwiff. v , me as. q. thi? Q. as .H y. ,E E .,. 7 ? Q 'L N-lm, LQNV' fi r . W V' lifsfq' THE MISS CHORDS Judy Hunsaker, Jeanne Bates, Pennie Beck, Marie Denning, Mrs. Garrett. CHORAL GROUPS Girls' Glee Club and Maclrigal Singers sang for many community groups during the Christmas sea- son as well as the annual Christmas Vespers. They also sang at the Clark Coun- ty Festival, the annual Spring Concert, and as- semblies. MADRIGAL SINGERS Mary Beth Miller, Publicity, Eleanor Crisp, Treasurer, Jeanne Bates, Secretary, Linda Freeman, President. STANDING: Pat Bourne, Peter Lyons, Peggy Wood, Mike Traasdahl, Judy Bachman, Jimmie Stubbs, Marie Denning, Kent Orton, Mary Beth Miller, Don Marsh, Linda Freeman, Richard Stubbs, Aileen Cooper. SEATED: Mary Kay Taylor, Jim Dunks, Judy Hunsaker, Karl Miller, Eleanor Crisp, Riley Stice, Pennie Beck, Gary Palmer, Jeanne Bates. 77 w5.,,.,,,,3.. .-N BAND To provide music for all sports activities, to provide concert music of a high caliber tor assemblies, community events and music for its own sake kept members of the band and its director,, Mrs. Garrett, busy from September 3, until graduation night, June 3, l959. New to BCHS this year is the group, known as the Eagles. They performed with the Band during halt-time at tooball games. Terry Padilla, Paula Hurt, Molly Tyree, Nancy Galosky, Carol Pelham, Terry Kutcher, and Golden Eagle, Robin Segerblom. Peggy Wood, Secretary, Wade Taylor, President, Jeanne Bates, Treasurer, Mary Beth Miller, Publicity. The band appeared at all football games, presenting shows and marching maneuvers. The Pep Band appeared at all home games. The Concert Band appeared at Christmas Vespers, The All-School Show, the Clark County Festival, the Spring Concert and at graduation exercises. DRUM MAJORETTES and TWIRLERS-TOP ROW: Jackie Cowan, Nancy Miller, DeArin Cook, Patti Lewis, Judy Harvey, Janis Francis and Judy Hunsaker. 1 78 Ai. sf L-rf' ,, .ff f, fv Q-5 I 'o,, N X165 x x, f 1. is .laixxb ' , K: f fi' ' as , xv W tx 1 5 -jR 1 3 A li it 4 I MARGARET WILLOUGHBY Editor AQUILA AILEEN COOPER Sophomore Representative CAROL HYDE Business Manager Much of the credit for the First PIace ratings received by the AQUILA from Col- umbia Scholastic Press Association, goes to Cliff Segerblom, Pho- tographer. JANIS FRANCIS Assistant Editor LINDA FREEMAN BETTY SAXBERG JUDY MITCHELL NITA KAY I-AYTON Advertising Manager Senior Representative Feature Editfil' P '0'09faPhY ECUTOI' Katherine Dazey gives the girls point of view on layouts for the sports section Sports Editor Eddie Hall and Harvey Boyce Assistant are willing to listen. The 1959 AQUILA began in April of 1958 . . . work progressed throughout the summer in the sponsor's home. Our Town helped in many ways to add to the stafl's efforts in making the theme one that could be realized. Bonnie Skerry, art editor, Mrs, Mitchell, Mar- garet Willoughby, Editor, Starr Curtis, Student Photographer, Robin Segerblom, assistant to Bonnie, and Molly Tyree, Advertising staff, plan the book, inf-'-H'-'-'A' ' 'rxntf AQUILA A 33500.00 project requires not only initiative, resourcetulness, and lots of hard work, but also dedicated devotion of the entire staff, To record a pictorial and written history of the year, 1958-59 at Boulder City High School, and to- pay tribute to Our Town, and the people who contribute to its welfare were our goals as we planned, edited and sub- mitted the 1959 AQUILA. 1 g,'F 5 Pennye Caldwell, Advertising Assistant, Pam Kaserman, Organizations Editor, Mary Kay Taylor, Photography Assistant, and Marjorie Pease, Freshman Representative, go over the first release of pictures. 81 t. 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Sports, Bill Herald, Sports Edifor and Carol Curtis, Cindy Atkinson, Judy Ramsay, Assembly Editor, Linda Wads- -Qduqfion Manager, worth, Treasurer, De Ann Cookg Terry Kutcher. 1 - 2a::i:Sif-wil WWI, we twwmwg i- - ' if-' af S - ' , .31 . it fhsx1mft.six mum. mums mm News Editor, Kathleen Hunter, supervises selection from ,Q ' newspaper for school bulletin board. Gpportunity for ex- perience in iournalistic ' efforts is afforded the students belonging to the PEBBLES staff. They fe airn to give the students 35 of BCHS a paper worth N reading, and of interest ' ' to students. They seek to further good public re- lations with this organ of Peter Lyons, Assistant Production 'the School' Manager, Peggy Wood. il ' 4 l-4. CI, gll!lJ qfgrgglfi s 3,3 , . tt 944 5' it-it rw rqsrwinxautm sz wt- wud' 1. tnrv. Ar-ril I!-lib, sn Min is .x-3' f' .-mug ...nr -.I stu- mu .. men- -nf ' pt' 3 gnguug pmn!mf. ilu' 'lit kfvtris lsl , if A WK 3tWf fm!5' J r ar X ss t my ,..s .t...,..,,,,.sE.,.. 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N , .bl f ,,F h 1 at 4' .ff.,t1Q,i- , 1 ,gl - t -t .sr aa- -A Kathleen Hunter, Linda Beery, Ann Adams, Patsy Ervin, Myrna mm lu re orman is responsi e or res - l :fain , , ,. , M ,, L, X, ta r ,Avi ,M Earl' Lorena Miner. 1 me -nen Findings-H N as-fserft an 5.2, 4 persona u. li -ss, -'S A s . M- .sa:tsi1tf ????f?z,5?,limi W5 W Fifi ,hf fi,i5?f,,yffffmvf,5,s,. s. i MW'-S iefe W:'f .,s'tf'ei 'm-'f'e'Wrs. , .. s mmm atm-nfzti nu l ,gg ?Asii5:ttf-t,14ew:,+ tif is 1 MS' lW'w 'l'l 'KW' ' 3 3 milf s i s'W t ir - K itat.: mm Ink zmxrr I V S5 rs, vtzwtyt han gi a S . . V I I , yu-iatrvrr 5.131114 :wwt Dlk!iK l1, N.,-.,is,,, X Pat Bourne, Mary Beth Miller, Feature Editor, Jo Bell, Mariorre Uehling, Exchange Editor, Carol Jo Morton, nv' ,,,, W , , ' l - , ...I . s M y.. Nw - f 'Q ' ' ig' Assistant, Nona Houk, Carol Hyde, Art Tyree. Not shown: Ton: Mitchell, is assistant Feature Editor. H' ' L' ll ' 'X l d' t . , , Y H... W- ..' if sus 12111 Ant-z ut-1 yn ' Y .1 'ent ' F s' 1, rv 1 '. -. H- ' V QA. . , . t .1.,.w-1 1. . --.X 5 Q PEBBLES ' Q GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Kathleen Warner, President, Michaela Laune, Publicity, Pennie Beck, Heading the various sports were: Bonnie Skerry, Badminton, Judy Mitchell, Secretary. Judy Hunsakerl Vice President, Linda Freeman, Treasurer. Basketball, Carol Pelham, Tennis, Afton Arp, Volleyball, Pam Kaserman, Bowl- ing. To provide activity opportunities for many girls rather than a small group, to develop student-conducted activities and to encourage the devel- opment ot fellowship and friend- liness in games are the purposes of G.A.A. Sponsored by Miss Clanin, G.A.A. is one ot the most popular clubs at BCHS. Their proiects include Playday, Reverse Dance and a Tennis Tournament. Rosalie Parkinson Bonnie Skerry Kathleen Hunter 9 F Joan Von der Linden, Mary Kay Taylor, Debby Whittington, Barbara Davoll, Katherine Dazey, ' Jeannie Bates, Marie Denning, Pennie Beck. Mariorie Uehling Marjorie Pease, Cindy Atkinson, Janet Beck, Julie Norman, Toni Mitchell. 84 Entitled to wear Blaz- ers are girls who in their iunior year have accum- ulated the maximum number of points for participation. l5OO points are required. X J -if lk G A A Janis Francis, Margaret Willoughby, Nancy Oldfield. U l I BLAZERS ,.n,..s,..--' Girls entitled to wear the G.A.A. sweater are those who by their iun- ior year have accum- ulated IOOO points. Pins are awarded to those members who have 300 points. S WEA TERS Stain ' Kathleen Hunter, Margaret Willoughby, Janis Francis, Judy Hunsaker, Afton Arp, Sandra Hamdorf, Bonnie Skerry, Eleanor Crisp, Mary Lee Myers, Nita Layton, Linda Freeman, Judy Bell, Pam Kaserman, Bonnie Rogers, Pat McHugh, Kate Warner, Judy Mitchell, Nancy Oldfield, Pennye Caldwell, Marjorie uehling, Katherine Dazey. PINS Grace Graves, Julie Norman, Cindy Atkinson, Nancy Knighten, Judy Ramsey, Barbara Daboll, Janet Beck, Mariorie Pease, Judy McCarr0ll, Toni Mitchell, Debby Whittington, Terry Padilla, Barby Robinson, Pat McCarroll, Jackie Newcomb. we LL ReM5 ' mess' NG ALL rnfiifsurs ,.w,S x 'Q ' f 5 'Xie , ,fn . -L 55 - Q55 'fgg' ' A .-f'L f g v' A A V I .FS . ,V x ,K :sg-E., f b gf. agp: A . :K , if 5 L SP? 5 J 8 2 Q .gg KN is Q ,gf my Q K as V, , it T , T' . i ' E - . ' T f .b ,, K X, , '-'- '., F V' . .L , - K , . ,fs i .,,-,,, gg, r A .lx 5, I who I - . is L'-- is ---. si Qs, fx 5,3ig-fi asf 5' -7 I - x 'f'jg5E 1 l' ' . ri , . .V C g , W K , rw T C T , - , ' 15 ' ' K ' A 'fs-- 4' ,,-. a 4 , h f .C E 1 T S ssaas f 0 S sssi ,. ' 1 , - ' . - . 'L .,-. i . . - ' g ,. , SE. . ii Lkhk Vlili. an is no .,k. X 5 K - k.h. S K K , cfs? .hir in ki .V A m , , T - SENIOR YEARS -E o , 'Q - i as: C E 5 X : iiii D ii , . K it ' D J lt!! ,, 1 if F7511 N T ,,s,,s was , T sccc X Q S H: T i 'k.' 4 g K K 4' .gl - . ,gr g 3 5122. ,rn ' I k 555: Registration . . . Football . . . Bonfire . . . Hornecoming Senior Tests . . . Dad's Night . . . Parents' Night -. . . ll llllZil'lO0 . . 1 Forunm D it Q 'H if -5 is: WINTER Basketball . , . Sophomorewiireshman Dance . Class Meetings . . . Honor Society Luncheon . . . FTA Teacher Appreciation Day . . . Junior Carnival . . . Senior Ball Glee Club Party . . . Teenage Club Party , . . T ss T c is C x Color Day . . . Class Dinners . . . Junior 'Prom . . . Baseball . . . Track . . .Senior Week .gi . Gnaduationgsy We were registering . . . getting instructions . . . try- ing to push thoughts of summer fun into the back- ground . . . and the next thing we knew we were taking Senior Qualifying Tests. Mr. Edwards reminded us of changes in the Student Handbook, gave us instructions for registration . while the faculty waited to sign registration slips . . . it was the last time for us at BCHS. THREE DOWN! ONE TO GO! 88 Registration was iust the beginning of the long pull. Those Senior Qualifying Tests were enough to make us look grim. ,. which we did . .. Nobody had more fun or did more work than Mrs. King and her student bookkeepers, Jeanne Bates, Pat Stratton, Nona Houk, Eleanor Crtsp and Theresa Jensen, Tickets went on sale and we lined up for our share . THINGS BEGAN LOOKING UP . . . ACTIVITIES BEGAN! enl- S., FOOTBALL AND ITS EXTRAS KEPT US OCCUPIED! Dad's night at the game inspired us to play alittle harder.. , Yes, Basic lit our first bonfire, but our next one was even bugger and better . . . You should have seen the sky For mules around the night we burned it , . . 90 The Away games were almost as exciting as the Home ones , . . Many of us couldnt go along, but we could see the boys off . . . VWQ qg..lti,,, Ml, i 'T .1- Sophomore girls preside at the tea table where parents met after going through the class schedule of their respective students on Parents' Night. Mary Beth Miller and Judy Mitchell were finalists from BCHS at the Sun Youth Forum. We didnt solve the problems of the world but havlng an opportunity to talk about them helped . . HOMECOMING Y? Sharon Rogers, sophomore attendant, Barby Robinson, iun- ior attendant, Queen Judy Bell, Judy Bachman, senior at- tendant, Janet Beck, freshman attendant and Robin Seger- blom in background, golden eagle. Junior float, with Barby Robinson, For a week we Sophomore float, with Sharon Rogers worked on our Floats. '-H is. Freshman float, with Janet Beck , '? . ' I ' ' And Then it rained, but that didn't To W spoil Homecoming. p CLASS MEETINGS WERE QRGANIZED CONFUSION Our Biggest Problem: To Have or Not To Have a Class Assembly! Thar isTl1e Question! Class Dinner, Assembly, Prospecls of being Upperclassmgn next year filled our minds! 8 iv, ff-0 TWO WHOLE WEEKS Christmas . . . mistletoe . . . vacation . . . Dick Trelease is so happy about getting out of English that he kisses his teacher . . . under mistletoe, of course . . . Christmas Vacation gave Teenage Club members an op- portunity to redecorate their clubhouse . . . They painted, scrubbed, repaired, made new curtains . . , The curtains . . . autographed by members give the place a certain touch! Mrs. Garrett chose Christmas vacation for her Glee Club, Madrigal and Band party 4 . . lust reward for the splendid Christmas Vesper service 4 . . They are as eager for food as they are for limelight in the pic- ture . . . NO SCHOOL HOORAY! The Cream of BCHS Crop, scholastically speaking, enjoy numerous activities in Honor Society . . . Mr, Gibson sponsors the group . . . Steve Stay, junior, Color Day King crowns Dell Goldsmith, FTA members climax their annual Teacher Appreciation Day with a luncheon Sophomore' Color Dav Queens honoring elementary and iunior high- senior high teachers. Joan Harvey delegate to State Future Teacher Convention, was elected to office of president. Afton Arp, delegate to State Future Teacher Convention, was elected Secretary. Judy Mitchell, won local Lions' Club speech contest, subject, Complacency-A Danger to America. STATE ELECTIONS AND SPEECH CONTESTS MEAN WINNERS 4- L gigs Queen Aileen Cooper, attendants, Linda Wadsworth and Lynn Handers . . . 1959 Prom JUNIOR PROM 1958 Prom Queen Rita Rae Rogers is crowned by 1957 Queen Barbara Bates. Signing annuals was a fun iob! HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR ?l li Q is X N. xi' 3? 5 X 'K T 15 Q .K 5 I ,f i Lfk., i 'Q Afftf es 2. WADE TAYLOR MARGARET WILLOUGHBY STARR CURTIS Wade received principal appointment to the Naval Academy, qualified as semi- finalist in the National Merit Scholarship, and was named Boy of the Month by the Las Vegas Exchange Club. Margaret Ann Willoughby was elected State President of Future Homemakers, presided over the convention held in B.C, and attended the National FHA Conven- tion in Kansas City. She also won My True Security speech contest. Judy Bachman was chosen by the faculty for her outstanding qualities to represent the DAR in the annual DAR Good-Citizen contest. JUDY BELL Judy Bell, Starr Curtis, and Don Stice qualified among the highest in our na- tion in the 1959 National Honor Society scholarships. Starr was one of the National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists, and Don received honorable mention. SENIORS WE'LL REM EM BER Judy Bell rated as l of the BOO finalists in the n-ation for the General Motors scholarships. Jeanne Bates won the coveted Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award for our school. JUDY BACHMAN DON STICE JEANNE BATES SENIOR WEEK We took over classes . . . guess the teachers didn't think we could do lt was Dress-up day for seniors . . . our week was off to a good too much damage so close to the end of the year . . . at least the start . . . we couldn't have looked so sharp every day, but for once other students liked us! it seemed wonderful to feel elegant at school, Thursday was Barbecue Time . . . that fire just wouldn't start, There never was a breakfast like that one! Whoever thought that and then when it did, we had ashes on our hamburgers, sand in iust because you were ready for a diploma, you could fry an egg the potato salad and soot in the punch . . . nobody cared much be- that any self-respecting fellow would eat . . . cause it was so close to the end for us . . . l02 L Q OUR TOWN WAS PROUD OF ITS EAGLES IN FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK BASEBALL JA AXA :P I1 1,- I ii? in ATHLETICS FOOTBALL DALE FOREMAN, Assistant Coach KEN ANDREE, Head Coach , -1,5 , , A , 'f--ww,-, 5 ,- f-,E - ,fig.f..n 'ff ,: .1 .- X - - ,gs f--' , .if.,faff:.. . if' -.mfs , gm' f L M ,:L.,-,.fj.,:f3y: I , ,gif-g',4 If : ' M-C Q -- ' my -W..,, , , 1 6. . 'f f f' ' - fa- 'f fSf1,ffv ifafzifkwfafffi ,mewf 7 - ,K . f Q3 JSR a ' , . mgg:-3Z:. 1- , :N -5 W, STEVE STAY DICK TRELEASE JAMES LANG, Manager I GEORGE LANGLEY DAVID SHAY QW S N12- Xxx ll fs x 'Mi N-Q . mx 'vw BOB GRIMES KENT ORTON ROGER DIELEMAN JOHN NAEGLE FRANCIS STAY RONNIE RESLER DOUGLAS WILLIAMS STEVE RISLEY J. V. BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Bob Miner, David Pavlich, Warren Goederf, Luke Whalen, Bruce Parkinson, Jim Rowland, Bill Rayner, Bruce Anderson, Bob Bradley, Mr. Foreman, Bob Grimes, Bill McCormick, Barry Clifl, Dennis Mayes, Tommy Berry, Terry Dye, Charles Nicks, Fred Anderson. J. V. FOOTBALL . a. .du 'N TOP ROW: Mr. Rowley, Pete Mayes, Sheril Helton, Brent Fox, Mike Coggins, Ronnie Resler, Jim Rowland, Hugh Scolt, Richard Workman, Warren Gocdert, Danny Ahlsfrom, Bruce Parkinson, Richard Miner, Jackson Maddox, Riley Slice, Rey Perkins, Terry Vaughan, Alan Neagle, Alan Sullivan, Carl Miller, Les1er Cotfingham, Terry Dye, Tim Tilmanp Charles Skerry, Richard Slubbs, Tommy Berry, Bob Miner, Kent Orion, Bob Grimes, Bill McCormick, Alver Marshall, Bill Rayner. I09 BASKETBALL WAS OFF TO A GOOD START! l Q S 5 I IIO 9. -. KARL EDWARDS, Manager SKIPPER SMALE and TOMMY MAYES, Co-Captains 7 MR. JAMES NELSON, Coach T 3 gg 'Ib Y s if x f' jd ,yjifl jig ' sv' New yuan. 5 X M ftwm ip X BASKETBALL SKIPPER SMALE TOMMY MAYE5 DAVID SHAY KEN FREDRICKSEN MARVIN MAYES ROBERT SCOTT NORMAN BELL PEPPER COOMBES GEORGE LANGLEY II9 PETE MAY ES RONNIE RESLER TIM TILMAN .,...v xg M! , , 93, 1 K 1 Q ' 1 V , W XL L,g1. ,M .R W Y 'ffm I i z 1...-...... f ' ESX ' 1 I S53 1 9 is if ,Y C, Kpi' . wlizf , p M if x 1 V9 s X if-25: ! j Y , If V ,. Q r A 4 'Sn i 5 .lg milf Y If 5 QQ r 'Ja 1 1 wwf , A :W 4 4 s , KKVK X 6. 1, 'QM 16134 Z, 1 5 Q 'Eff ,Vx-1 ml- K Q. - J., v M. -9 -4 I 4 Yyf Wg! X w ,, i 5 '1 X X A H 4 Amt . AQ ' n , ,hs J V2 3? r . . f .... 'E , Y X 525 1 ' fm f r' , f X Q 'E , s in 1 ,,. ., - ,, ,sm-:V W kk Q ' , , vvx -X. wi N' -- in N, 3 M 3 :WT ,. ,, - - A 'L- -,, ' R sl? 4 7 vg- 1 0 11 ,,,, .H it tn VA ,wig - ,..r.i-v .f f,w,, ' +,-Q, - 1.x W . AY I I Q Q Q, .gf- ' gA H Q: W X ,W nw, ,5 I Y A TRACK ER, Head Track Coach MARVIN MAY LANG: Manager THE FIRST DAYS OF WARM WEATHER MEANT TRACK SEASON DON STICE FRED ANDERS 24' w . 4 fi. 1 .- V511 V ,nf- WY mai? ffl ,- Jr' J49'-1J. I a . A 'Ja , , ,AL .,f5q.,, ' lg , ,WN .,. P' .SM hw. ' J , .EN S. V X- Q5 x A Q v .13 X My , 5 i .-IJ new J -. 'Aa J ,f J' 'I sf 614:11 '1 wi dl' 1 -. 'x ,.:.swq1V L'kf,YL A Q!! QF .-.K ,W i 'veg 3, lT'S ONE TWO THREE AND YOU'RE OUT! N4 4 . 1 , V ZA-K DON RAY MR, ROWLEY, Assisiani Coach, MR. WHELAN, Head Coach Charles Knauss, Larry Hardy, Dick Trelease, Bill Trelease, Warren Goederr, Wade Taylor, Dennis Mayes, Richard Sfubbs, Keilh Keller, schlager, Charles Nelson, Alver Marshall, Jack Maddox, Mike Robinson, Robert Miner, Don Ray, Skipper Smale, Larry Hill, Luke Whalen, ix. WADE TAYLOR Bill Lauder:- Bob Revert. ei DICK TRELEASE CHARLES NELSON BATTER UP 1959 BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 14-B. C. aTBly1he March I8-B. C. at Las Vegas March 2lAB. C. at Las Vegas March 25-Rancho at B. C. April l-B. C. at Kingman April 4-Rancho at B. C. April 8-Gorman at B. C. April ll-Basic at B. C. April l5-Las Vegas at B. C. April 18-BlyTlwe aT B. C. April 22-B. C. at Rancho April 29-B. C. at Gorman May 2-B. C. at Las Vegas May 9-Gorman at B. C. May 13-B. C. at Basic LARRY HARDY SKIPPER SMALE 'liiil LUKE WHALEN Wefve had wotd from the bird That the latest in buys lst what you'H find featured With these dolls and these guys! Nqt- ' Limeade, pretty maid, Judy Bell in white, MAC'S GARAGE will take care of your needs Everything is right in sight. But not your tickets for violations of speed. Drugs, cosmetics, and magazines, too, Don and Bill BFG Cl0lf1Q lUST fine, BOULDER DRUG is the store for you. A fepalf in lime is BPT to SGVS nine- I understand that Sharon Sullivan, VON TOBELS have many different items, Will someday be a fashion craftsman. No matter what you want you really should try She cooks, she sews, them, And makes beautiful clothes. Our bird said Harvey and Pat are looking around She buys her goods from FASHION YARDAGE. The Tennis Court is where they're bound. Peggy is lovely and 50 are The gemg PINK PARLORH SOUI'lClS like a dream AT CLOVER'S JEWELERS, ihey're caught by our Hefe Sie Pam and Pe mYe eallng lCe Cfeam- lens. The ice cream is homemade and really delish For gifts for your sweetheart or anyone else, LGTIS all Q0 and have 3 big dl5l'l' CLOVER'S have lovely gifts on their shelves. A store full of beauty, AT GlfEASON'S STORE is our dear Ann, Of the heirloom kind Who iries To help you all she can, When ir's gifts for friends and brides-to-be, Shell Special order what you desire, Nita Kay keeps BERTHA'S in mind. This is a shop we all admire. 'lan Y John looks worried, it is true But he will not long feel blue. TYREE'S INSURANCE will save the day Take all his Troubles right away. Jeannie Bates is an immaculate girl, Her shoes are polishedg in her hair there's a curl. BOULDER LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS keeps her clothes neat and clean, What a girl! She's someone's dream! Hi! Little Punky with your cone and cup ls there enough to fill us all up? With burgers, hot dogs, and cold drinks, too FROSTY FREEZE is a B. C. rendezvous. For boating and swimming This smart girl is clad, Clothes from MARYEMMA'S Will help Judy catch her lad. s 1 -xx WN X Mary Ann, Mary Ann, oh! can't you see? We have lovely slippers, please buy from me. JONBACI-l'S have such lovely shoes, Every kind in a thousand hues, Popular Science-that's for Eddie Hall, Prescriptions? Give NEVADA DRUG a call. The store is full of everything you need. A popular shopping place indeed. Robert's gazing in the ball, Does he see the future at all? What he sees is fun and recreation, At HENDERSON BOWL-Best in the nation. The best of shoes, tit for a king or a queen, At JlMMY'S SHOE STORE can be seen. Many pairs of shoes, from which to choose For Jim and Judy, is really good news. Wedding bells will ring someday, Gary's a whiz onthe water skis. These pretty girls will then be gay, DESERT TRAILS has quite a stock. Wearing rings and bracelets, too. Toys and guns, fishing equipment to please NEVADA JEWELER'S the place for you. The particular shopper will visit this shop. Linda Freeman's a close friend of the bird. Peggy and David are having a time She's the one who's been getting the word. NEVADA DRUG FOUNTAlN'S food is divine. The bird told her that if you use gas When you're hot and weary, too. You'll be living in really high class. They'll be glad to refresh you. CITIZENS' NATURAL GAS Souvenirs and post cards, information, too Movies of the Dam construction VlSlTOR'S BUREAU has for you. Sandra and Larry are enioying the sun. Go to the VlSlTOR'S BUREAU for a picture like this one. Jim Huchingson . . .dressed up tit-to-kill Ready for a date.. .Pop pays the bill . ... ALLEN AND HANSON'S supplies the clothes . . Steps on the gas . . and off he goes. Bonnie's finished swimming Now she's all relaxed. At BOULDER BEACH CONCESSIONS Are cool drinks that do attract. KAY'S FABRICS are classy, They drape Janis, fair lassie. She knows high fashion style . . You can tell by her smile. Skipper Smale fills her up at UNION 76. Katherine wears a happy srnile, He knows good gas and oil will do the trick. She's been to LAKE MEAD LODGE. Norman Miller's car. . . vintage . . . long ago . . . Good food, good swimming will beguile, On high-powered 76 . . . will not be so slow. The hours away if you stay at the LODGE. Judy Bachrnan is learning to cook. CENTRAL MARKET caters to your tummy, With groceries from HAM'S, she needs Gives good service and saves you money no cookbook. Potatoes and onions are humdrum, true: pepper and herbs in The Cooking pot, But not when you put them in a stew. Make a dish seem to be what it's not. 1- ....Me......,, K irrr Mirror, Mirror, on the wall Good Heavens! Look at Rita and Brian. ls Judy the prettiest of them all? My mouth is watering, Everyone tells us that RONZONE'S STORE My heart's a-sighing, Can make any girl pretty A foot-long hot dog is so satisfying From their clothes galore! When you buy at ARCTIC CIRCLE. - ,'-, 1 I N4 1'f+ f - K 'sta--W ' or 1 -4'- gms V f 1. . sage.-1 V I 'tsf5?,isiis,: 7 K k . 5, i 3. . ,Juyi O. L Mk Vx .ik .. H . s. 'S 'fr X . y Sf., A. Vi ss., N, is s P3 Etskjffi. - ffjv M g,-A , yn K 1 P L v it . . ' T H.. ,E X' xc qi! , ' 4 few' X, L ww: - 7' ' f 2 V ,W F t,-.t 't . l f Iniisist--s'i'N'is . ' :Ltr X A A I U aww . 1 Q is-Q yifarw if wi ..'- .. 1 .fs-ffkiaz. at ,s-. 77 .xqasfsq kr .wigs an it rw mm Vi. .gy . 1 kk xy fx E A s fx: 1.4! tkhr f LV Z W ggi? fi i ' . ,L .. . , .L . 'ex loam' I ky ,WV 's-Sgt. - .. . 1 'fx ' ' sf RS X- Lita L Robinson Crusoe's food man, Friday, Mary Kay is a record fan, Couldn't buy at DESERT SANDS. She thinks Mathis is a real gone man. But today, you and I may, VEGAS VILLAGE sells everything you need, Find iust what our heart demands. Mary Kay buys their records and is pleased indeed This is every girl's dream of life, Our George Langley and Jackie Newcomb A diamond ring and to be a wife, All through school have been a twosome. CHRlSTENSEN'S will sell you the ring, And I know what will please her, But it's up to you the boy to bring. Flowers from HAYWARD'S And George to come and tease her. Little boy, little boy, what have you there? Lovely to look at, delightful to see ls it something to play with, or something to wear? ls our own Pat Stratton, A blanket, a doll, a dress or a top With a dress from LA VERA'S she's pretty to me These things you will find at the MOTHER She looks straight from Manhattan. GOOSE SHOP THE BEAUTY BAR is the place for me, Say Eleanor Crisp and Mary Lee. They know the way to fix my hair, And can show me the best in beauty care. a 'E A Larry Hardy paints the town, But what goes up, sometimes comes down. We hope this lad and the ladder, too, Will stay up there till he's all through. POTT'S for paint, Now that is quaint. A sack of groceries and not a sack dress, Karen Beall knows what the boys like best. The way to his heart is through his tummy they say, So RANCH MARKET helps Karen to pave the way. as r .. ,.....,-,-,, IA I x L :iso :,I:o: .s::s:'g,:'a::o': ! . V osx: Jta. gl .cfghn ,I , Ei- . ' xi. 'J 9 gt' as a'l F gf, ' I E . :WS adfzv MY . .:': . 'i i 5 , .h ,Q I. :JW a':,w o3Q .1 N 5' I ' 15 ,, J? .'I:'f '2.o:.f ',,' is V is g . , , , 9 u V. b v ' wa ' : ' -fl . 'II-'f 'Y' i If ' V 5' n ,s'. 0.90 s 4' ' fl if ' . -:Z - i f if ff in . if 'vs rielu' 'gs 2 il t -. .' if 'A' ' ' 4 3 Z ng . Q ,, 4 ' Q' A ' :L 5:53 I 4 EWS' T-'if' .T T , 6 'pt' .ig - 7 . V. O A ' :NP 'dn 3 3' if fx' ., ' ' o l 'Y' ' ffs f H ' n 'sv ,si a ' f A no .. s . 0 sb n A -4 I L-2 'f '-' 1.2. - -gI!- 25' . f-f-inf-5-f-5-.'3' N :sou --I 1 ' q Q ,P . . 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BUT how large 6 P5225 Can Lai' and DlCk, Parents read editorials and news . . . Manage to eat and not be sick? The REVIEW JOURNAL's the paper with l-OMBARDU5 PIZZERIA common sense views. CSignedj Paul Klebba X A window full of things to buy DANNEBERGER PLUMBING is hereto help you out For every mom and lassie When plumbing troubles hit you EMPORIUM serves you in many ways There is F10 need to FJOUL With everything that'5 Classy, Roger is pretending to be a plumber here, But when your troubles hit you, DANNEBERGER will appear. A clothing model, Bob? The GOLD STRIKE INN is a desert spot How did you get that iob? Stop and cool off when you are hot. The MEN'S STORE ig B0Ulder'5 best, The burro and shovel are what Aileen admires Buy here and y0U'II be well dressed, To find herself some gold is to what she aspires Don says to buy your gas right here, At the PHOTO CENTER you will find TAK'S TEXACO has your welfare in mind . . Pictures taken by a master. They give you a square deal every time , . . Ph0l0Q'6Dl'ilC eClUlPmefTT Of eVefY kind, And have tires of every kind, And films will be developed faster. R x v What's cooking, Dori, at UPTOWN HARDWARE? Mary Beth is puzzled! You're standing there, so debonair. She needs groceries galore. They'll sell everything but food Her problem will be solved To put you in a barbeque mood. By the AUTO COURT STORE. OUR SUPPORTERS JERRY'S BARBER SHOP ,,s,,,,,..,,,7,. ,s,,,,, B oulder City BOB'S SHELL STATION. ,,ss , ..,,,,v,, Boulder City CLIFF SEGERBLOM., .,,,,,, ,, .,7.,e... .Boulder City UNIFORM SHOP .,,e.. ...,,,,,,v,.,,., , ,s,,,.,.. L as Vegas, Nevada Dinner parties for school groups Are an important part of fun, The BOULDER HOTEL DINING ROOM Pleases everyone! APM .ruin Pioneers of long ago . . . Would have thought this quite a show . . Who of them ever heard of cooking with gas '? The mountains and rivers were iust barriers to pass . . . NEVADA NATURAL PIPE LINE COMPANY brings ease and comfort, too Part of the American Way ot Life . . . Enioy it, why don't you? WA DESERTWEAR and NAVA-HOPI are western stores with class! Indian iewelry, gifts, and squaw dresses to please this lass! If you're wondering what the pony has to do with all of this, Who needs Western Togs if horseback riding you're going to miss? These legs need some nylons. To MANIX they'll go. And there Peggy can buy them At prices quite low. Q , ,,.-, . L . .,-Q, .Q . of s-MW W:-Q-,A Q , ., A -.Q Y ,1-A-,. - - . -:1 Q .W A. X . f , .V b.k. ..., Jyjzqw. k',' . f-'L f , K-3 ' K A , , M A gg Q 3:5 iff 1 - ' . - ' . , X P ,, -li., -'1 ',f'.-+V if i f 'I -ga rife' . .. X- as 4- f Q f inf. Mfg V, A aux- k,. Q ju. ,Air - FN ke , J, Q., 0+ Y ., qV,.. ,F F 4: . 1 115 --7 K' .Qs i f-55' SM--m':us,f 138' mf ' ' :new f Q Mfg 'A J wavy r r -' we Wg ,ln H . 1 lk kb? sb! Kinky. ,. 1. xr , Mm LKKL :Ea A :SQ Q 51 .rkgh .. mfg! 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