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

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iris, Golf Team Takes Fourth in State Even though Bonanza's Girls' Golf team was the youngest in the state, they took second place in league, second in the zone tournament, and then flew to Reno to take fourth place in state competition. In local competition they won nine rounds and had only one loss to Basic. The team also tied with Valley in one round. The team consisted of one senior, three sophomores, and two freshmen. It was coached by Coach Wickliffe. GIRLS GOLF - Front row: Joanne Contino, Teresa Peace, Row two: Regina Valenzuela, Michi McMahan. Back row: Melissa Marcinko, Coach Wickliffe, Chris Bullard. w E-1 ,f ,I Mihai f .M-gf xl, 5 wa ' . e V 4. ,W se.' . .,, , , ,. ,,... . 7 i ,V N A. ' 2 A-1 ,ik wma: H24 ,i,-. , 1 1, , 9. mi... sg f. ,K hge.y.L, , Varsity PLAYER 9 HOLE AVERAGE Chris Bullard 53.6 Joanne Contino 42.6 Melissa Marcinko 45.2 Michi McMahan 53.0 Teresa Peace 65.2 Regina Valenzuela 65.2 WON 9-LOST 1 TlED 1 1 A 4 Melissa Marcinko drives hard at the third hole ' ' during the round of golf against Basic. Q A Regina Valenzuela warms-up for the round .6 against Valley. girls golf 59

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F E3-T! :fx gli Freshmen fgtlraad 17' Fresh Take First mmf? ' R BONANZA OPPONENT T' A J' F e ,. Basically, the freshmen team had an 30 Basic O h 'hk M 5 to undefeated season, their one loss was to O Raooho I 0 Ss so F' Boulder City's JV. With a majority of the 34 BOU'defC'1v 48 6 f f team playing competitive football for 20 Vallev o their first year placing first was a big o Eldorado 2 'W' , A L ,' accomplishment. 28 Chaparral 8 'rri 9 T 1 Players believe that having a strong 'Q' coaching staff and a lot of teamwork WON 4 -OST1 were the main reasons for their success. TIED 1 R The most memorable games of the K season were the overwhelming victory over Basic 30-O, the Valley game in -' '-' -'1' - which the team played up to their poten- A M W ' A 4 tial and beat the Vikings 20-6, and the 'Yi ' 1 T ' J -i Tu W final game of the season against Chapar- 'J . 523 4 T ' - W i ral because every member played. wi V Af- 1 J r 2 5' Rl' N The average team wins were attributed I 9' W 5,-53. J 4 f 7 yg, Vyr g ft ' A to the defensive unit, which had only six ll' G rvfr . 1 L J y ,if gb Q, points scored against it all year. Nlanv s X ,W C. ctt i... 1 strong plays were seen throughout the 3 3 ' , ' 55 season, due to the talents of the offen- it . T 2 A ' 3 4 i if sive line. A t ,, C., ' X . t'r Y ff R . 1 Tod Cameron completes a reception. Tod aver- A ' ,C 2 , Q-. y J aged seven receptions abgame. 5 i QQ M if V g Q p Exhuberant over their win over Clark, the Ben, I I to 'Maur'-...- .. . ' Y.-. eo 5 gals exit the field. Q ' 'J V., -L 5: -.. - a - - - at 'F' FRESHMEN FOOTBALL - Front row: Chad Badger, Charles DeVries, Art Forbes, Danny Smith, Benny Morales, David Barnett, Brian Thomas, Robby Thompson, Barry Hutchinson. Row two: Andy Goodman, Joe Locatelli, Lou Gagliano, Jimmy Jackson, Carl Calvert, Tom Larkin, Chuck Ouitana, David Calles, Mike McEwin, Garrett Hasty, Marcus Brown, Greg O'NeaI, Richard Diamond. 58 freshmen football Row three: Coach Schnabel, Victor Ono, Ken Barton, Chris Bervais, Rowdy McDaniel, Jad D'Anna, Eddie Shults, Robin Sand, Tom Shaw, Frank Cibulka, Craig Wheeler, Chris Anderson, Bobby Rudd, Robin Lobato, Johnny Mole, Coach Ewan, Mike Woodrum, Coach Ward. Back row: Troy Munson, Jerry Barton, Gary Arnold, Tod Cameron, Randy Eversole, Robby Guerva, Todd Reeves, Ted Baker, Robert Astin.

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'3 ' F-.?-.4 Team Beats Western and Places Fourth in Zone New runners John Liptak, Rusel Hays, and Tommy Eubank, joined returning team members Bobby Eubank, Philip Martin, David Smith, and Roy Sampson to run Bonanza's Varsity Cross Country team to a fourth place finish in Zone competition. This year's team was young, having one senior, two juniors, three sophomores, and one freshman, but they were not lack- ing in experience. All had run in competition previous to this year. It was that experience that enabled them to stay close to the big schools and to eventually defeat perennial cross coun- try power Western High in the Zone meet. Every week the team held a run-off to determine who would represent Bonanza on the Varsity squad that week. The top seven finishers in the run-off would be the ones to run Varsity, and through most of the year the top seven were the same ones who eventually ran in the Zone meet. Bobby Eubank was voted Most Valuable Runner by his team- mates for his consistent performances. He was the first Bonanza finisher in all of their meets. He medaled in the three big invitationals, finishing eighth in the Valley Invitational, fourth in the Western Invitational in his age division, and twenty-third out of the 150 in the UNLV lnvitational. He was also sixteenth in the Zone meet. A ln an attempt to get a quick jump on runners from Valley, Boulder City, and Vo-Tech, Bonanza's Cross Country team sprints from the start line. 5 Concentrating on overtaking the leaders, John Liptak and Philip Martin race at Sunset Park. pf Bobby Eubank, who always placed first for Bonanza, kicks into high gear for the last quarter mile. ppp Rusel Hays paces himself behind Philip Martin in an effort that brought them bith medals in the UNLV lnvitational. 60 varsity cross country