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

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Bill Mclnnis chows down a doughnut during a field trip to Edgars for French. Seth McCullough, Anthony Bronsdon, and Mrs. Dandurand strum out Unas Canciones for the spirited Spanish While Anthony Brondson plays a tune, class to sing. Seth McCullough follows along. ig A 5 J gi -,: + ' ' lf' if 'I W if WW' -. , , r Working hard on his French exercises is Mark Thomas. Foreign Language Education

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70 IT'S ALL GREEK T0 tudents in foreign language classes become acquaint- ed with the cultural as- pects of the country whose language is being studied. When they are not studying hard for a test or doing their daily verbs, Spanish and French classes take off and have some fun. This year Mrs. Dandur- and's Spanish class went to Ensenada, Mexico on Homecoming weekend. Mrs. Milburn's French class was busy making crepes and going to Sweet Treats. Foreign language classes require a lot of hard work and dedica- tion, but the benifits of learning another culture can also be a lot of fun. Foreign Language Education The French class visits Edgars for a taste of some cultural cuisine

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Look out Rambo, here comes Junior Gil. PERFECT 'FIT' esides having a good time and providing the ex- ercise that we need, the goal of the Physical Edu- cation classes is to pro- vide students with indi- vidual development through dual and team sports. Students acquire skills in the mechanics and techniques of these sports. Weight training gives basic information about the advanced principles and procedures of sys- tematic resistence exer- cise along with a variety 72 Physical Education of exercises valuable to all students. Lifetime sports pro- vides students with meaningful and con- structive ways to spend their leisure time. Students learn in their P.E. classes how to work together with other stu- dents to achieve a com- mon goal and they learn how to keep themselves physically fit. These are valuable mental, phys- ical, and social skills that will carry-over into the students' adult lives. s Ron Dale prepares for a leg pumping lift.