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

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911- I H I L I I I I I L Suited for business is Advisor Mrs Reeves. RICH 8 F IVIOUS he Future Busi- ness Leaders of America CFBLAJ, spent much of their time working towards a State FBLA convention in Reno. They held various fun- draisers throughout the year including selling baked goods, candy, and Halloween Goblin- Grams. The money President Amy Porter served as the woman behind the scenes. raised went to help de- fray the cost of the State Convention. At the monthly meet- ings, women from the Boulder City business community often came and spoke to the mem- bers. This helped to in- form those interested in a future career in busi- ness. FBLA members, Back Row- Serena Knopp, Rachel Miller, Amy Porter, Jodi Bacon, Jill Rowland. Front Row- Jessica Rowell, Valerie Amon, Sarah Skaggs, Angela Young, Mrs. Reeves, Tim Ellis. Future Business Leaders Of America

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PRESIDENT- Cheryl Shopshire moved from Harbor City, California and attended Boulder City schools since kindergarten. She was involved with Student Government the past four years and was one of our top seniors. She participated in tennis, softball, and was a member of the National Honor Society. Cheryl enjoyed working with everyone and appreciates all their support. l l 5 SECRETARY- Bo Milburn was born right here in Boulder City and lived here all his life except for his freshmen year, which he spent in Oregon. Tennis. soccer, basketball, drama, speech contests, and ski club are some of the activities he has been involved in. Bo liked working on Student Council as the firstjunior to hold a Student Body ofiice, and he is looking forward to his senior year. VICE PRESIDENT-Antonia Gomez was born in Boulder City, and through- out high school she has been active in athletics, cheerleading, drill team, and Student Government. Antonia loved going to school at BCHS and feels that, What you get out of high school is what you put into it, which is appropriate for anything you do in life. TREASURER- Mark Thomas came to Boulder City from Anchorage, Alaska. He attended BCHS since his sophomore year. During his time here, Mark was busy participating in various sports such as football and soccer. l1e also enjoyed being in Student Government and a member of the Honor Society. Student Government

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Advisor Mr. Slack supenrises the game. Deep in thought, Ken Bauer contem- plates his next move. KNKHTF5 TO IUNGiL.. CHECKMATEY his year's chess club membership had un- fortunately dwindled down to only two mem- bers, but Ken Bauer and Tony Penrod kept them- selves busy with various tournaments. Ken and Tony practiced so they could compete in school and state tourna- ments. Ken Bauer was in- volved in 22 tournaments over all. Since the chess club is not a school spon- sored activity, the boys were allowed to play for money. Although the chess club was small this year, they made the most of it and had a good time. Challenger Kristin Lehner provides Ken Bauer with some competition. Chess Club