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

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l 224 juniors Ken Beirle Jeannette Bennett Marilyn Bennett Janice Bernhard Francine Betka Lance Bieker Kim Black Shellie Black Bob Bledsoe Tom Bledsoe Jeff Bonner Sherilyn Boone Mary Borsenik Debbie Bowman Vernon Bradley Vicki Brandom Laurie Briggs Linda Brooks Balinda Brown Beth Brown Thomas Brown Tim Brown Yvonne Brownlee Randy Bruce Mike Brummett Todd Bryant Robyn Bullock Robin Bune Teresa Burchfield Bruce Caad CF 5 .,lT,.. x. 5 M 3, ,X , H is g 'V ' 5 .fs-.if IL 4 'RD' 'WIT 2

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Kevin Child Greg Churchman Cheryl Clark Randy Clark Spence Clark Yvonne Clemons Kelly Clifton Jeff Cline Bobby Cogle Roger Cole Beverly Coleman Bill Colin Coila Collette Richie Collettl Alame Collura 1 ,, l l l '- S W is Ss, ,S s. .1.tJ1Q- , x . ,,-, 1, K ' x Q 4 , x ' X drc-me v 1 l f -f , Wide Gpen Spaces Limited Crowding effected Bengal cars too. Besides more student cars, there were more spaces needed for teachers. Teacher spaces were assigned and therefore were never crowded, but students didn't have that luxury. To find a place for their cars, some students started parking in the desert, but this just led to more problems: stereo theft, 226 juniors stolen gas caps, slit tires, dented fenders, and even chewin tabacco stains on windows. There were many complaints o these matters, but nothing was done unless it was seriou enough for a police to be involved. Regardless ofthe problems some students preferred to park in the desert to avoid spee bumps and be closer to their classes.