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

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What Do Frosh Think Cf Bonanza's Assemblies? Some of them are good, the others are really dumb. The best one was the Homecoming assembly. - Wendy Pahor I guess they're O.K. They fthe upperclassmenj take advan- tage of the freshmen, though. Other than that, they're O. K. - Brad Madill I like 'em a lot! There's only two things wrong with them. You can't hear what is being said, and freshmen don't know the cheers. - Lisa Malloy I guess they're O. K. But they're mostly class competition, rather than school spirit. The best assembly was the Yearbook one. - Staci Parochniak p They're great! They get the teams and the school all pepped up for the games. - Robbie Gueyara Elizabeth Eubank Thomas Eubank Ray Eversole Robert Everhart Randy Eversole in Jeanette Farmer Todd Fasulo Paul Fenning Susan Ferreo Dawn Ferris Lee Feilds Greg Fields Karen Fish Dolly Fitzgibbons Tammy Flaathen James Flint Ken Flippen Mary Paula Foley Arthur Forbes Susan Forbes 286 freshmen

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Christina Graham Paul Graitge Demoine Green Jackie Green Eric Grimmesey Frosh Fear Tax Cut In this year's Nevada election, California's Proposition 13, under the title of Proposition 6, was passed by an overwhelm- ing majority. lf it is passed again in the 1980 election this prop- osition will become law, making the freshmen class the first to be affected by this drastic tax cut. Proposition 6 would reduce property taxes as much as 6O'MJ. The implications of this Propo- sition are still uncertain but since the majority of school funds come from this property tax, there is no way the schools will not be affected. The school curriculumwould be the last to be affected, however, there is still the possibility that if this law is passed, electives, athletics, custodial staff, and security will all be reduced. p Allison Mellott would hate to see a decrease in elective classes like her Art I. Heidi Gubler Robby Guevara Keith Guier Angela Gutwald Shawn Hafen Kelly Haile Susie Hake Jonny Hal Shari Hamilton Glen Hawkins . Tiifzilliziflfi-' E'E:?ES53E:E!i?3:5' :.:,c.g7g 1: 5212 nz.:-:N if falrfsfrffis s.Efg2.,2-ff -- if is nf - 1 - -asgisftsl 'X . sms. 1' J- - 1 Y- :mi rm., 1554 SY .K X Was. t., M eff at .. -was eff . T, E bfi , .x . ..., Y V Mike Hawler ..,. S l Tracy Hans Barbara Hansen Don Hansen Allen Hanson 288 freshmen