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

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A beginning exercise each day in class consisted of singing the scales. as S 2 2 is THE SCUND RETURNS armony was the key word for this years choir. The singing course was res- urrected after two years of dormancy. With Mr. Smith instructing them throughout the year, ev- erything seemed to sound heavenly. Their many performances helped the class to keep each day in tone with the next. Members included: Jacqueline Chapman, Dianna Clark, Jennifer French, Rebecca Lyons, Donna Marak, Michelle Martino, Darlene Os- born, Teresa Patterson, Seiia Rissamen, Tracy 0 Choir Roe, Jennifer Warriner, Joseph Heber, Kimberly Barrat, Lorianne Phil- lips, Dawn Hausen, Jeff Hansford, Noel Newby, and Kim Krause. Their talent shone through at performances for the Senior Citizen Center, Christmas Spring Concert, Solo and Ensemble, and the District Choir Festival. Since there were no sen- ior members in this year's choir, their exper- ience will continue to produce improving per- formances in the years to come. Mr. Smith instructs his choir to reach that high notel

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u s . is . fi J' Trumpet player Ken Groves and French horn player Marshall Harhay hannonize with the surrounding music. Nothing fires up the crowd like the beat of the drums played by Jeff Connell, Jeff Coulter, and Jason Herr. Waiting for their signal from Mr. Smith, the band rea- dies for their show. Playing the tuba is extreme- ly difficult, but Mike Sega seems to do it effortlessly. Dmm Major, Tom Sitton leads the marching Eagles Looking over her music, Tina Cooke prepares for the next song. down the field as half-time approaches. Band 107

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5? if Holding the tall flags is not an easyjob, but Tina Jensen does it with pride. Top Row, Leh to right: Dawn Mayer Co-captain, Jeannie Trygstad, Wendy Christ Treasurer and Secretary, Cheryl Webb, and Shannon Allen Co-captain. Not pictured: Tina Jensen, Erin Estes, and Ana Sanchez. get ready to perform. Close to half-time Cheryl Webb, The Flag team rounds it up at the Ana Sanchez, and Jeannie Trygstad Homecoming game. P NNANT PERFECT IO he BCHS Flag Team had a great year! This years members included: Shannon Allen, Wendy Christ, Erin Estes, Tina Jensen, Dawn Mayer, Jeannie Trygstad, Cheryl Webb, and Ana Sanchez. Four of the members at- tended flag camp in Santa Barbara, California. There were over a thousand members of other flag and drill teams from all over California. The flag team placed second overall. Ev- ery member of the team who went to camp received high ratings and awards for their individual perfor- mances. When the football season came around, they were out on the field and fired up for every game. At the end of the football season, they competed in California at the Cal Poly Band Competi- tion. The team placed third in the small school divi- sion. With the coming of basketball season only three remaining members were left: Tina, Wendy, and Jeannie, performed at one of the basketball games. They appreciated the help of their new Adviser, Mrs. Marc Smereck who worked with the girls to perfect their routines. mag Team 109