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

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CURRE T EVENTS While BHS students were hard at work in classrooms during the school year of 1985-86, much was going on in the outside world. Even before the school year, in the summer of 1985, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and London, England hosts to a spectacular musical event. Live Aid raised over 70 Million dollars to help the famine problem in Africa. But, unfortunately, the bad outweighed the good by far this year in the news. Our students saw m catastrophes, including terrorist activities and commercial plane crashes, as well as private plane crashes, as was the case in the death of singer Rick Nelson. When our U,S, Navy ships, fortunately of Sidra, Libya became a irked and opened tire on ships, consequently missing quite a few of their targets. We, in turn, fought back. But the biggest castastrophe of all happened on the fateful day of January 28, 1986. That was the day seven American astronauts l The NlcDonald's All-American High School Band performs at various nlnr-on in tho Ilnitnrl Fltcatac

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Current Events Cnty Councllmen trzed to ban rock bands from performing an Las Vegas after a concert Motley Crue put on at the Thomas St Mack Center They complamed the band us ed foul language and made rude remarks to the audrence En the fall of1985 Bonan za had a blackout All of the lights were out and the only way light came snto the school was through wlndows and doors However the good outweighed the bad at Bonan za Academlc excellence con tunued the dances and other extra curncular actlvltues were successful And somethlng new was added In Aprll a Shakespeanan Festuval was held to celebrate the Bard s birthday and brlng an added element of culture to BHS All ln all our Tenth An nrversary year was a qood IAN FH :fuse N4 Six I7 ITYQ' S MfMf?l AND sm. z ANXA mf mum fiiofnfzlom of iii! cfmnftcr nt urtfmxt M N19 .ztvffezr Ur IRIS! FSP-EAVQ Xlfxil ttcimtttzk, GRM ORY ixxfeyllg. f ittkxtxzlggg NALD M NAI gigfgjggy QNfEjLjKA iowa M56 ttf-.lt XMEXXX ANU RISTA Miffkt S1312 0z?01CATf1J IHIS mm em DRY ot mt mv JP fm