Bonanza High School - Golden Visions Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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BHS Goes Wild and Crazy A majority of Bonanza students attended his sell-out performance at the Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts last February. Steve is a hero to many. Wild and Crazy guys and gals can be seen throughout the halls. Bunny ears, shark fingers, and the ever famous arrow-in-the-head were just a few of his popular trademarks. On the evening of the Turkey Dance, Steve's first T.V. special was televised. Television sets were brought in and students and faculty alike crowded around to watch Steve Martin - A Wild and Crazy Guy. Martin's popularity has grown immensely in the past two years, and Bonanza students have contributed their share of Steve Martin enthusiasm by being loyal fans. p Recognize the glasses, arrow, and shark hand signal? Scott Fronk shows off his imitation of a great performer, Steve Martin. Lance Gilman Michael Glass Tom Glazier Margaret Gong Melva Gonzalez Jacqueline Gonzales Yolanda Gonzales Colleen Good Sarah Goodman Phil Gordon Julie Grady Diana Grabo Todd Graf Dean Graffi Bobby Graham Karen Grant Jodie Graves Delino Gray Larry Gray Coleen Grider 260 sophomores

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V Troy Frandsen . Tracey Franz Pam Frazier Christine Fregeau I Shannon Frehner Scott Fronk Leisa Fuller Mark Funches Shannon Funk Hal Galacher X33 E Essuilsg 3 it , 1'r1'PSfs't ef? get sl? Chris Saphire completes a volley at an afternoon practice. W., ... mwwwmM,.,,,,,,.,,M,. Scott Galati Betsy Galbreath Ofelia Garay Grant Garbon LeeAnne Garrett is Robert Gesler Teri Ghelarducci Ray Gibbons David Gibson Marianne Gifford Soph Makes Varsity Almost all varsity team members are either seniors or jun- iors, but there are a few sophomores and freshmen that have the skill and determination needed to play on a varsity team. Chris Saphire was named Most Valuable Player for the 1977- 1978 Girls' Junior Varsity Volleyball team. This year as a soph- omore Chris started on the Girls' Varsity Volleyball team. With the women's liberation movement gaining strength in America the amount of discrimination experienced by girls when playing sports is slowly diminishing, and yet, girls who compete in sports are often called female jocks by male chau- vinists. Support and recognition given to girls' sports is small. A few explanations as to why there was little support at the girls' sports were that they are not as exciting as boys' sports, they conflict with boys' practices or games, and the type of sport that they are. sophomores

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