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

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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

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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

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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