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

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THE UHULEH STORY oth the girls and boys golf teams were compsed of enthusiastic, hard work- ing students of all grade levels with the same goal in mind: to win the division and then state championships. Everything Coach Mil- burn had to say about the teams was positive, including that the team had, fine individuals, good students, and the kids were fun to work with. The lowest score for the girls was 41, scored by Sarah Effertz. The pre- season lowest score for the guys was 55, which was scored by Matt Mas- luk. The girls qualified for state in Reno, Nevada. Only two schools were from Southern Nevada, and those were Valley High and Boulder City High School. The boys' State tournament was also held in Reno. Our team had a fine year and we will be ready to come back next year and have an even better season, said Matt Mas- luk. While Sarah Effertz added, This year's girls golf team was one of the best I've seen for Boul- der. I feel we will be very tough for next year. Right to Left: Top Row-Coach Milburn, Mike Rodgers, Derek Holland, Kendall Kendrick, Justin Phillips, Matt Masluk. Not pictured: Steve Ambrose. Golf With a strong and sure swing, sopho- more Jenifer Jefferies drives down the faimay. With fashion as well as form, senior Mike Rodgers is ready for the Hawaiian , , classic. M A , ' n .ef , ,,,, ,, f J 1 si. ,, -595. . ,fl .1 U v 'r iii,, i,iir 5 aaif T Ji Q i f Y f W, u . W 'W gg if WE an ?' , ff 3 f f 4 ig 6, 2 M y F ' , Q? f x f -ri 5 my W A f gas, J.: 1 f- f . ff ,,,,, , K, L , ,

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Kathy lianaki keeps ahead of her com- petition by setting a demanding pace. Q lil Eagles leap to action in their race at UNLV. PE K PERFOR ERS oth Cross Country teams ended their season on high notes. The women's team, which was lead by Mada- lyn Schmutz and Carla Pracht, became State Champions for the first time since 1981. The team's total of 22 points was the lowest in Boul- der City history. lf our top two runners stayed home, Boulder would have still won State, said Coach Cal Smith. The men's team which is their highest placing ever. This year's team was headed by vet- eran runners, Dan Cerda, Gerry Trelease, and Robert Chapman. Both teams had a very productive season by winning or placing very high in every meet. The women's team took first place in the Mt. Sac Invi- tation, in which 7,000 runners participated. A lot of praise should go to both teams for an outstanding season and a great showing at State this year. placed second in State State Champions: Julie Robles. Zoanna Beard, Marnie Radtke. Carla Pracht, Madalyn Schmutz, Heather Trbovich, and Kathy rlanaki show off their hard-earned trophy. Cross Country 5 5

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Left to Right: Top Row-Coach Milburn, Niclole Tassone, Maria Anto- nio, Candi Allen, Christine Miller. Bottom Row-Ten'i Haga, Jenifer Jefferies, Rachel Bachhuber. Not Pictured-Erin Mahar, Lisa Thur- ston, and Sarah Etfertz. A pro in his own right, Matt Masluk watches as his putt drops in. nw: L 1+ ' :. -- ' ff Nr 5 1 Yo u l .,- i' 4 f f:- , Q I 1 fm, if ,H ,, l ,ww , V 5 'A2g 'fZ.' f V 1 f W, . Sophomore Teri Haga retrieves a suc- yw N V t 'M N cessful putt. M ,' Senior Steve Ambrose makes calcula- tions for his putt as Bo Milburn looks on. Practicing her fom1, Sarah Effertz pre- pares for the season's competition. With a fearful expression, Candi Allen follows through on a wild drive. Golf 57