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

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l Wearing smiles to go with their con- temporary dress, Martha Sanchez and Tookata Pookpud pose cheerfully. Ag O I l Caught in the act of discussing the 04 EEUU' S h I a n S ' day's assignent, Chrissy Ashworth, l Melissa Smith and Kim Batastini en- latest accessories such as and ratted mercilessly. Con- crucifix earings and typical cert t-shirts also indicated joy U.S. History. l Mod is still a fashion trend Bonanza as demonstrated by Ba Wagner and Tobia Minckler. I Clowning around in the ha Howie Trelstad, Steve Pelletiere Alex Cocik show their enthusiasm school. spiked leather bracelets and music preference, from Boy jackets. Their hair was usual- George to Exodus. ly long in back, short on top, The Punk look played a GUAGE MUSIC fuNtlGN LAN V l ' l li 16 Fashions Student Life

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