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

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with a buzz and an answer, Katrina Long helps boost the team's score as Jeff Tucker looks on. Expressing his frustration in being 'ibeaten to the buzzer is Colin Windham. As the tension of the match builds, David Bennett concentrates. QUIZ KIDS his year's Varsity Quiz team consisted of a group of in- telligent BCHS students in- terested in testing their knowl- edge. There were no require- ments to be a member of the team. There were matches scheduled about once a month and the par- ticipants practiced every Monday at lunch, preparing for the next game. The team completed against such schools as Basic, Vo- Tech, Indian Springs, and Moapa with Basic being their most formi- dable opponent. Throughout the school year, the team did very well and ended with an impressive record. Varsity Quiz 1 0 1

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. .wiv : ,, The big bad wolf, Melissa Woodbury, hides behind a tree, Troy Apiti, in wait- ing for Little Red Riding Hood. Narrator Annette Kadach, Caroline Mellkessetian, the grandma, Troy Apiti, and the star Laura Keeney perform Little Red Riding hood for the French class. K i H R x ,, arrf - W, 'ox , ' tt lfr,,, i.t . ,,. V : f Top: Wesley Allen, Pat Wirtz, Holly Jef- feries, Jane Hennie, Franz Mittenfnayr, Ken Bauer, Troy Apiti Middle: Laura Keeney, Lisa Racine, Annetta Kadach, Caroline Mellkessetian, Sarah Skaggs Bottom: Melissa Woodbury, Mark Thomas Knight in shining armor, Mark Thomas, assists Melissa Woodbury. r 10 O French Club +C , 1 rf ft fy-, ,, The officers reaching new heights: Lau- ra Keeney, Treasurer: Sarah Skaggs, President: Melissa Woodbury, Vice President: and Mark Thomas, Secre- mary. 1 li,'i,,, -2 5 f if , f 'f V si Non, Non, Mademolsellell LE CLUB FRANCAIS ave you ever seen a happier group of people? The French Club this year really made strides to- wards fluently speaking French and understand- ing their culture. They performed plays such as Little Red Riding Hood, made French foods like crepes and mousse, watched French car- t0on's and even took a field trip far, far away to a French cuisine restau- rant - Edgar's!

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Getting into some serious discussion are Larry Fass and Dawn Cartlidge. - V FZ ,, Z CAN WE T LK? ot only did Sun Youth Forum mean getting out of school for the day, it also meant sharing our ideas and opinions with many other schools from all over Clark County. Students from as far as Tonapah gathered at the Las Vegas Conven- tion Center to discuss the problems of society in general. There were group debates on school, Nevada, crime, drugs, and national and international news. Pan- el advisors ranged from working mothers to Governor Richard Bryan. Over all, our seniors enjoyed meet- ing and debating with other students from various Clark County high schools. Sun Youth Forum M i . . ,, ,, ., ,.. ,... 3... .,,,. ,..,.., .... as-, ...W .... W-, 4... ,,f::222.ef..... .... , w....f....,. ,, , ,, , .. . .. .... ,.,, ,,... . , . . .. .. , , W., . .,,, , ,. ,,... i . , ,ssss :'f ii' iiii spik L .... ,,, -....y,....f:-is - Along with other students, Jill Row- land, Mr. Momsen, Alex Kursman, and Dan Cerda discuss gun control.