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

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Kathy Hanaki grimaces as she clears the hurdle. J s 1,2 se 2 .s 5 ummm Ellen Harding finishes a long practice with a warm down lap. Appearing fatigued is Annette Kadach as she finishes her workout. i l .lg Top Row- Assistant Coach Tom Horn- buckle, Tamee Flores, Head Coach El- len Skinner. Second Row- Ellen Har- ding, Jessica Rowell, Michelle Madri- gal, Amy Johnson, Agge Karcharski, Brooke Cheney, Danielle Jean, Sarah Effertz, Carla Pracht, Susan lmlay. Third Row- Christy Hess, Nicci Baker, Erin Mahar, Julie Robles, Jennifer War- riner, Heather Trbovich, Angela Young, Kathy Hanaki, Madalyn Schmutz. Bottom Row- Holly Jefferies, Michelle Chapman, Racheal Bachuber, Annette Kadach, Lori Eckl, and Mitsue Hiroyama. Track

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RUNNING DVER THE COMPET IT IO his year's wom- en's track team had a wide array of talent which was spread out evenly throughout the different events in- volved with the sport. The team had many re- turners including Carla Pracht in the distance races, Ellen Harding in the high jump, Madalyn Schmutz in distance, Christy Hess in shot put and discus, Susan Imlay in hurdles, Erin Mahar in sprints and relays, Jen- nifer Warriner and Julie Robles again in dis- tance, and Kathy Hanaki in hurdles. The team was coached by Ellen Skinner and as- sisted by Tom Horn- buckle. The big advan- tage that this year's squad had was that they only lost one athlete due to graduation from last years squad. With experienced sen- iors as well as up and coming freshmen, the women's track program was very strong this year, and should contin- ue to be so in the future. Schmutz leads the field in during prac- tice , I , V , ..,. Q2 Track Throwing the shot, Jessica Rowell per- fects her form will W

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STAR TRACK he men's track team bounced back to have an- other good season even with the loss of some top athletes from last year. They made up for it with the help of many return- ers including captains, Robert Chapman, Barry Miller, Ron Eland, and Larry Fass along with teammates Nathan and Josh Burchette, Aaron Kelly, Andy Taylor, Eric Stefanski, Mike Salay, Anthony Bronsdon, and Joe Minero. The team also had a good amount of new faces to help make up one of the big- gest track teams in Boul- der City history. The team was headed by long time coaches: Bruce Momsen Richard Huggins, and Cal Smith, who had a big challenge with the large team, but once again they did a very fine job. I feel the track coaches have the tough- est job of any coaches here because they have to give the same amount of time to each athlete said co-captain Ron Eland. Track is somewhat of an unusual sport in that it is a team sport and a individual sport at the same time. With athletes like these, the winning tradition at BCHS will go on for a long time. 4 G Track Andy Taylor shows his form in the 110 high hurdles. Up, up and away goes Anthony Bro don in the pole vault.