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

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Jill Goodman Kris Goodman Chris Grant Kevin Gray Raymond Gray Darlene Grillo Jerry Grimble Brian Grimmesey Anne Gripentrog Cindy Guevara Bob Haen Deanna Hales Gail Hamlin Julie Hammond Shannon Handley Ginger Hansen Joe Hansen Tom Hansen Sharon Hanus Curt Hart l'ammy Hart Mike Haynes Michele Hayward Frank Heiler Jim Henderson Shauna Henderson Donna Henry Laura Higginbotham Corey Hill Ricky Hill

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lnitiations Gain Popularity Club initiations stirred up and excited the Bonanza High School Student body this year. ln the brief two year history of B.H.S. many clubs were too involved in getting set up and started to be involved in initiation ceremonies. But this year was different. During this years Varsity Club initia- tions the initiates learned to feed grapes to lettermen, hold garlic throughout the day, ride tricycles down the halls, and sing during both lunches. The Drill Team initiates also brought laughs to Bonanza students. They had to dress as babies, drink milk from bottles, and wear vegeta- ble corsages around school. Students at B.H.S. learned quickly that getting into a club may be difficult, but can be a lot of fun. p On Tuesday of Letterman initiation week, foot- ball player Steve Hoopes had to wear this sign and hold a grape without breaking it ALL day. Swv-'ff Wilqqeg. f f f ww tf',,f?fc, 'WVU I Awe, N00 Ze Mark Garban Robin Garrett Kenny Gatliff Mischelle Geloff Steve Gerhart Judy Giesecke Marlana Gill Gaylene Gimse Judy Glazer John Glenn Alan Goff Tricia Goldberg Robert Gonczi Rodney Gonzalez Linda Good 230 juniors iff l 1

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Karen Hobaugh Todd Holbrook Jim Holland Robin Hollingshead Bill Holly Do Active Students Ever Over-Extend Themselves? More and more teenagers are turning to part-time employment for a new source of spending money in order to relieve some of the burden placed upon their parents. Paying four dollars for a movie ticket, sixty-three cents for a gal- lon of gas, and an average of two dollars for lunch can get to be very costly. To obtain a part-time job, many students had to request shortened schedules. A few exceptional teenagers even under- took the challenge of attending school, going to work, and playing sports. With all of these tasks going on, one would imagine that it would become too much of a burden for teenagers to handle, but many are strong willed and have high endurance records. Junior Denny Cahill found that engaging in five hours of school Monday thru Friday, two and one half hours of soccer every day, and four hours of ushering at the Red Rock Theatres three nights a week was very challenging. Mark Holt Steve Hoopes Regina Houston Tom Hromada Paulie Hufford 232 juniors