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

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The officers await the opening of the induction ceremony. . Members Michael Boyles, Bill Burke, Dan- iel Cerda, Robert Chapman, Jennifer Garbat, Jeffrey Gil- breth, David Hamel, Katherine Hanaki, Amy Jenista, Dirk Keene, Serena Knopp, Troy Leavitt, Kathie Lehner, Jeff Mil- lar, Barry Miller, Rachel Miller, John Nelson, Shannon Pace, David Palumbo, David Patton, Amelia Porter, Cindi Rants, Jill Rowland, Madalyn Schmutz, Mi- chael Sega, Cheryl Shopshire, Sarah Skaggs, James Stauffer, Mark Thomas, Gerald Trelease, Sandra Umeno, Lawrence Whe- lan, Colin Windham, Melissa Woodbury, Wesley Allan, Bren- da Brubaker, Katherine Bragg, Jeff Coulter, Troy Dennet, Sheri Eckl, Sarah Effertz, Todd Fer- nald, Michaun Hafen. Mike Kearns, Joseph McClaren, Katrina Long, William McCor- mick, Seth McCullough, Tanya Mann, Sean Martin, Suzanne Miller, Stacy Murn, Mark Peter- sen, Michelle Saxbury, Michelle Singer, Christopher Smith, Lau- ra Stuver, Sandra Sloanaker, Andrew Taylor, Kim Vadala, Dale Vanasse, Alana Weller, Pat- rick Wirtz, Angela Young, Ra- chel Bachhuber, David Bennett, Lights, candles, actionl Aimee Castor, Jacqueline Chapman, Kristy Daily, Victoria Daniel, Lori Delp, Nicole Fer- nald, Jason Goudie, Heath Ho- dapp, Jenifer Jefferies, Kelly Katchadoorian, Heidi Lear, Eli- zabeth May, Dawn Mayer, Bob- bie Mayfield, Josheph Mineiro, Jeramie Rinne, Jennifer Rush, Todd Taylor, Kristin Tobler, Heather Trbovich, Jeffery Tucker, Dylan Windham. National Honor Society

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96 Nafionaf Honor 052691 K9 cnowiexx 5 6619159 W0 olding a 5.5 grade point average plus taking part in many social and athletic ac- tivities is really a chal- lenge for the mem- bers of the National Honor Society, but the students perform well. One of the Society's goals is to help out the community through service. Many stu- dents took part in the hydroplane races by helping out in the National Honor Society concession stands. Projects like this help the students and the people in the commu- nity. These future leaders are proud of their ac- complishments and are anxious to reach further goals. As the Seniors move on to the real world , the best ofluck. And as for the underclassmen, keep striving for the top. C oe cy QQ

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98 mmm WINE: Top row- Cornelius Dix, Peru: Michael Jorgensen, Denmark: David Ahmad-Abdal lah-Lopp, Spain: Edward Sanatacana, Spain: Mutsue Hiroyama, Japan: Seiia Ris- saner, Finland: Francisco Lorca, Spain. Bottom Row- Gary Bergeron, Canada Michel Decker, Uruguay: Alex Builes, Columbia: Annette Kadach, West Gennany: Thuy Thanh-Thi-Le, Denmark: Beatrix Remond, France: Monicaxljlerrera, spaing FOREIGN INVASIO his year BCHS had the largest num- ber of exchange students ever! Sixteen students representing 11 countries of the world were our guests for the academic year. They participated in many as- pects of Boulder City High School life: Foot- ball games, Pep Assem- blies, Dances, cruisin' the town, fast food lunches and getting wild-n-crazy American style! Exchange stu- dents were a very special part of the school. They became our special friends and each one ad- ded something special to our lives. They each brought a part of their culture with them and re- turned home with a part of America. Catholic Youth Minister, Carol Jeffer- ies, presents Franz Mittennayr with a St. Andrew's cross after he gave the youth group a slide show about his homeland, Austria. -r--,:- ..,.. . , , . , R554 ' . , .. it - L 5 f fi- 5 I of igyr r B ,r,:,, ,,': 5 . . , f f ,,, -ff , ' 1 K 1 j f? irr, , , ,---- , f ssrtsrsri A - ,,. r.... - .wtsf V . ,H ., f ' .. ', g,Ai:rg The foreign exchange students olfered us a cultural fashion education. Mike Jorgensen's elephant watch, however, produced more of a cultural shock!