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

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Wa Soc'al Studies Social Studies was an in- tricate aspect of each stu- dent's academic career. Bonanza required all students to complete World History, American History, and American Government in order to graduate. During the tenth anniver- sary of Bonanza, many new books were used Guest speakers made students more aware of the local democratic process Bengals in this department were also given the opportunity to participate in the Close Up Program which traveled to Washington The history of life was a fascinating contribution to our Decade of Excellence at Bonanza High School GV I Explaining the difference betvi a liberal and conservative, I Rycroft lectures her U.S. Governr class. 310.9 l Giving a lesson on ancient peoples, Mrs. Quinn discusses world history. l Escaping from his U.S. Govern- ment class, Mr. Grauberger hides in the hall.