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

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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

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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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IN THE PRINCIPAL ROLE r Brlan Fox the mam man at BCHS does not spend all hls tlme belng a great prlnclpal He has many dlfferent lnterests and one of them IS acting Fox began actlng ln hlgh school and was a member of the Maskers Club After hlgh school he attended college ln Reno Nevada and was lnvolved ln college plays Once he fin- lshed college he stopped actlng and began hls career as a teacher He recently started act- lng agaln because of hls son Chrls who lS also lnvolved ln actlng Fox IS a member of the Flrst Nlghters and has been ln three dlfferent plays Strange Bedfellows as Senator Crom- well The Pen IS Deadller as Lt Maples and Rough Draft as Herbert a playwrlght Fox IS a strong supporter of the drama program and hopes to have a play where the stu- dents and faculty can have an opportunity to work together n 0 o a o U I - n Q 1 1 e a a 0 Q a n u 1 1 9 o Q n u - , u 0 u 0 I u 0 u . Q n I I 0 o 1 I xx ll ' 0 a , o I n n I 1 c , 0 o n a n Administration RIGHT ON TARGET ut of the sult and tle and lnto the camouflage unlform and brlght or- ange hat - the man we all know as the asslstant prlnclpal Mr Ray Wllke actually llves a real llfe He was born ln Falr VIEW Montana and graduated from the Unlverslty of Idaho He has two klds who are now ln college and he lives in Henderson. Wilke and his wife love to travel. They toured Hawaii and are maklng plans to VlSlt Eur- ope But Wllke s real love IS hunt- lng and fishlng Thls past deer huntlng season he was able to make hls dream come true when he nabbed hls long-elu- slve deer Be alert and watch behlnd all those shrubs and bushes - you never know where a skllled hunter may be lurking! JUST PUTTIN AROUND elaxlng llstenlng to and wrltlng music vlsltlng wlth frlends and playlng golf are some of the thlngs our Dean Dr Harold Boyce Qfar lefty enjoys dolng ln hls spare time Whlle worklng on hls doctor ate at Utah State Unlverslty and belng an avld golfer Boyce and several of hls friends saw an ad in Golf Magazine that offered Hole in One insur ance. Having had two previous holes ln one he decided to pur chase the insurance for the modest prlce of S12 50 After two years whlle playlng golf with hls dlssertatlon advl sor he got a hole ln one on the Logan Golf and Country Club Course A short 10 days later he repeated the feat The lnsur ance company sent Boyce and hls wlfe on a 10 day paid trlp to Europe. A year later, the insur ance company went bankrupt.