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

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if Kelly Kennedy Ken Kenny Kelly Ketchum Miguel Kimbrough Marilyn Kissner Kim Klaholz Kim Klapperick Kelli Klotz Karla Kohl Peter Kohler Terry Kozlowski Lisa Krause Lori Krause Alison Kravenko Eric Kreese Patty Kubik Teresa Kuchalik Christine Lamb Athena Lamoya Jami Lane Maren Lang Barbara Langa Joe Langa Jon Langley Karrie Langness Robert Larkin Charlotte Leaks Tracie Leavens Wade Leavitt Chung Lee juniors 235

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T Scott Kalagian j' Gary Kahr T ' Jim Kahrs James Kant f Mike Keefe Mark Keeton Julie Keiser Kristine Kelley Roy Kelly Janice Kenison Double Role Proves Difficult Looking at the members of Bonanza's student body, one girl, Cheryl Bates, stands out. Cheryl, a junior, is both presi- dent of her class and a songleader. This is how Cheryl feels about holding both positions, I wouIdn't trade song- leading for the world, I love to dance and perform in front of people. Being Junior Class President makes me feel very important and helps me to be a leader. If I had known holding both positions would have been so complicated, I wouIdn't have run for president. The presidency involves a lot of hard work and I feel I'm not doing as good a job as possible. Both songleading and Junior Class takes a lot of dedication and it seems at times I don't have enough to go around. But l'm hanging in there. L Cheryl stands at attention for the National Anthem before performing a routine to Go Grease Iightening. 234 juniors Wx I

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Donna Lenke Barbara Leonard Stuart Leslie Darrell Lewis Laurie Limley Don Lindner Ann Lindsay Sandy Lindquist Terence Lister Kevin Littles Class Ring Price Soars Graduation, a once in a lifetime event. Pick up or order your class ring this Wednesday. So went one of the many posters announcing to juniors that it was time to pick up, and for some, to order their class ring. ln May of '78, most sophomores found themselves checking price tags and also confirming their size with red, plastic rings. This year, the average price for a class ring was 5103.00 compared to 591.00 when Bonanza first opened. Josten's, the company that makes most of the class rings for Bonanza's students, attributes the rise in price to the rise in gold. Some students ordered their class rings through local jewelry Stores, such as M. J. Christensen or Ardan. p After six months of anticipation, Donna Dunlap gets her first look at her class ring. by Waiting anxiously in line, Karen Fedelleck gets one person closer towards picking up her class ring. 236 juniors