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

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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:

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THE PEOPLE REV. PAUL JOHNSON, REV. EARL SEYMOUR REV. RICHARD A. THE REV. 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.

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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