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

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Ron Resler- Drivers Education, Health Barney Schultheis- U.S. History, Family Life Daidd Shay- Algebra I, Il, Math Lab Thad Simmons- Pre-Algebra, Geometry, Basic Math I HEIGHT ISN' E OUGI'I cience and Biology teacher, Roy Faught, has two full-time jobs. One is the job he does for BCHS and the other is the one he does at home as father to 10 children. in both positions he gets paid. At school he is paid monetarily for teaching science. At home, the divi- dends are even better. i'With each addition to our family the complexities and chal- lenges are greatly increased, but so are the rewards and supports, said Mr. Faught. When not involved with his family and their many activi- ties, Mr. Faught likes to pur- sue his hobby of Geneology. Sometimes life seems ex- tremely hectic, and at other times calm and secure. If I were just starting over, I wouldn't have done it much differently. me Q lr H Ellen Skinner- U.S. History, World History William Slack- Algebra I, Pre- Algebra, Consumer Math 4 Leland Smale- World History, Drivers Education, Health Mary Smereck- English ll, Speech 86 Fornsics Al Smith- Marching, Varsity, Sr Stage Band, Chorus, Guitar Lynn Stewart- U.S. Government, Crime Gr Sociology Faculty

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REEL-LY r. Ray Thurston and Mr. Ron Resler, two teachers here at BCHS, have been fishing to- gether since they were in high school. Why do they enjoy fishing? Resler replied, It is fun and relaxing and I can get away from the kids. Thur- ston added, l'I enjoy it. It is very relaxing and I enjoy the competition. Both men compete profes- sionally on the U.S. Bass Fish- ing circuit and the Redman HOOKED circuit. When asked what their most exciting moment had been while fishing, Resler stated I caught a 50 lb. strip- er but I couldn't bring it in because I was so far up the river that by the time I got back it would have been dead. Thurston, who just competed in the U.S. Bass World Team Finals added. My most exciting moment just occured on November 6, 1986, when I won a new Bass boat. Richard Huggins-Special Education is Phebe Huntsman-Geometly, Physics I, Math Il Roberta Keene-Library Gail Lenning- English III, IV, Spanish I, Jornalism I. II Georgia Milburn-French I, ll, III John Milburn Chemistry I, II Bruce Momsen-U.S. Government, U.S. History mm Eleanor Phoenix-English Literature, English I Latin II, Typing ll Ronald Raiche-World History, Fay Reeves-General Business, Accounting l, II, Diversified Occupation I, Faculty 155

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'I PI LIGHTS orn in Mayaquez, Puerto Rico, Mrs. Li- zette Byers found her way to the Drama De- partment at BCHS. She has been performing since the age of 4 shen she ap- peared on stage in Antigua in the West Indies. While majoring in Tech- nical Theater at New Mexi- co State, she had the op- portunity to work in many different capacities. Mrs. Byers also per- formed in an Improvisa- tional Theater Troupe for three years. Byers stated I really enjoy the students at Boulder City and I am looking forward to some great shows in the future. William Strachan- Geometry, Math I, Algebra l Chuck Stuart- PE I. ll, Weight Training, Lifetime Sports Melodee Thurston- Creative Writing, Publications I, ll, English lll, American Literature Ray Thurston- Auto I. ll, III, IV, Welding, Metals .1 Natalie Wilke- English ll, Child Development, Interior Design, Foods, Home Economics Julia Willcox- PE I, ll Don Windham- English ll, American Literature Faculty 5 7