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

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Serena Knopp, Donna Goldston, Sheri Eckl, and Shelly Miller know ifyou keep V Sparkling personalities like these, typi- smiling people will wonder what you've fy our Goldenaires. been up tol 'sv with an assist from Jeannie Esgar and Michaun Hafen, Cheree King practices her flip for a new routine. Always popular at assemblies, the drill team shows their originality. Putting it all together, drill team mem- bers finalize a physically demanding dance. J X - w f .f , V I: i ?x W Q s5em:ff:sf:Q,. be 'Q A SS, S 9 5 Si Q Er assi 352 i s ' -' ,,,, it , ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,t,a ,11,t, , I 1 . . 9 , M .. - .. e .. .. . W iil, I ----- ff 4 Q f '-1- :, Q i i A :iii fi t --.L In K ..... Q K - - L i Q: N, X 1- Drill Team 1 1 1

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ANCE TILL YOU DRGP. he Goldenaires started their year off with a trip to Santa Barbara. They spent a luxurious three night and four day vaca- tion at the USA Drill Team camp. Each day was filled with excite- ment and hard work which paid off when they brought home several new routines to perform for our half-time shows. Two girls were as- signed to choreograph and teach a new dance for each performance. The drill team practiced every weekday for an hour and a half and as a result they became very close. With their hard work and dedication they were excellent ex- amples of the quality BCHS has learned to ex- pect from our students. This years drill team advisor was Mrs. Susan Johnson. She is a first grade teacher at the ele- mentary school. Mrs. Johnson felt that This was a wonderful exper- ience. We have put forth a great effort to have earned the respect of the Student Body and I can only describe the girls as 'Super-Terrificl' Back Row-Leh to Right: Cheree King, Jeanie Esgar, Shelly Miller, fTreasurerJ, Nicole Gubler and Michaun Hafen Middle Row-Left to Right: Sheri Eckl, Vanessa Cruz, Donna Goldston, 1Co-Captainj, Lisa Racine, fCapt.ain7, April Higuera and Serena Knopp Front Row-Left to Right: Tanya Mann, lAssembly Repj, Diana Lukouwski, Antonia Gomez, KSecretaryl, and Shannon Westrich 1 . E K ...M . S R ff 5 . X s 3 E .... w...J,...... sew--1-. 1, . 'o .fizsggggx 'if 'iii ' Q X. S A .,? .. ,:': 110 mu mm S The fearless leaders, Donna Goldston and Lisa Racine. Mrs. Johnson also has that Goldenaire smile!

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Top to Bottom- Jill Rowland, Captain: Cindi Rants, Co-captain: Dawn Cartlidge, Treasurer: Stacy Murn, Jayme Sears, Sharyn Smith. Far Right: Doing the Boulder Boogie, Dawn Car- tlidge cheers at a football game. 1 1 Cheerleaders THREE CHEERS our cheerleaders do a lot for you! Without cheerleaders we would have no signs for our football and basketball games, and also for the as- semblies. The cheerleaders also are Guardian Angles fG.A.'sJ for the teams to fill the player's tummies with goodies and good luck. They even let everyone know what is going on throughout the week by list- ing the weeks events on the announcement board in front of the school. The girls work very hard at what they do, they prac- tice everyday. The cheer- leaders play an important part in building spirit and firing-up the fans.