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

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ffl X: S . . J Anthony Penrod, Mike Cheney, and Scott Hammond inhale their ice- cream as David Shay takes time to make himself a sundae. Kim Sandy, Jackie Chapman, Sean Martin, and Alex Kursman gulp down their coke from a baby bottle while the cheerleaders referee. The junior class stands up for a better view of the assembly entertainment. Assemblies

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20 Looking for a Homecomming date, Jon Powell McMahon rolls out a Honda Spree looking mighty cool. IT ALL HAPPENS HERE! ne thing that the s t u d e n t s a t BCHS really look forward to are the as- semblies. As everyone knows, the athletic teams get fired-up for their games, matches, or meets. These assem- blies are just one way for our school to show its spirit. For instance, there is always a good class competition cheer put on by the cheer- leaders along with the great dances by the drill- team. Then there are always the great skits that go on. Teachers, students, and even the school of- fice staff always help to make up different activi- ties and skits. When we say different, we mean it. Although the assem- blies always run well and are fun to watch, it takes a lot of hard work and time from those in- volved. It takes a lot of effort to put together an assembly that everyone will enjoy watching. Assemblies As part of the Homecoming court. Missy Woodbury and David Shay enjoy the assembly from front row seats. With Tom Sitton leading, the front row percussion section fires up for the as- sembly. im.

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22 GOI G IN STYLE hile some styles seem to last year in and year out, there are always some fads that are only in for one year. We all wore our old 501 Le- vi's, but with a twist - shades of blue, grey, red, and black. Ankle shoes were seen on the feet of the girls and were sometimes worn with scrunched down socks. The girls wore tight skirts with buttons or a slit in the back, or satin pants and blouses. When it got cold- er, they switched to jeans topped with big baggy sweaters or sweatshirts. The biggest craze, though, was those white, fringed boots in various with rhinestones outs. Besides 501's, some guys opted for Jimmy Z and Bugle Boy styles. They also wore big sweaters and sweatshirts like the girls. The look was finished with such accessories as scarves, big black hair bows, banana clips, and medium-length black coats. heights, or cut- Many girls joined the expensive craze of wearing acrilic nails. Dress code? What dress code? lgq ,,,, g gigr V T' -. . 'lard' fx f .', -wg.. ,, i ' ,.I,5i2.i-ff-. -'f' fr kA-, 1 IAN, J. T - - -,..- . - is 'srii e ' T is r T ' ,c,,c, ,,,,s f t s .. - , . , .-'- ,-.', I '--' 5 --ff.. Students pulled their look together with Jimmy'z fashions. BCHS students learned how to weave good luck bracelets and ankelets from our Spanish exchange students. Fashions and Fads