Bonner Springs High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Bonner Springs, KS)

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They Speak Another Language Mrs Sears smiles while thinking about a vacation in Guatemala ft UAt J, French teachers enjoy attention from photographers Craig Harden surveys his castle Above right Mrs Sears' Spanish class enjoys some Spanish Cookery Df WVjn The foreign language depart- ment has been quite active this year Spanish Club and French Club went together and spon- sored an International dinner where there were many varieties of foreign food Spanish Club took a couple of interesting field trips, one including a trip to the Plaza to view the Spanish ar- chitecture. 15

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Talents to the Ear and to the Eye Mrs Mary Knowles. Crafts teacher The Bonner High Music depart- ment is one filled with talent and loyalty. The students work hard to entertain an audience with the direction of the two music teachers. Our Arts and Crafts department is also one of talent, or learning to use the talent that is potential. Students are taught the basics of painting, pottery, working with silver, etc. The skills could prove to be very useful in the future Monty Schneck is a perfec- tionist with his craft skills These music students en- dure themselves in their singing 0 Miss Linda Horvath. Art and Photo-Art teacher 14 Mr Bill Flores. Instrumental Music Instructor Mrs Marlee Parmiter, Vocal Music Instructor

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The Masters of Metaphors, and the Sorcerers of Similies Doris Stith — College Composition, Adolescent Literature. Early American Literature, Science Fiction, Mythology. American Novel. Short Story I m Chris Wood—College Composition II. Adoles- cent Literature, Mystery Horror. Late American Literature. Library Research Max Brown —Technical Theatre. Short Story I. Drama I. Debate. Forensics Ceorgia Pettis— Bible Literature, Communica- tions. Adolescent Literature. Beginning Writing Pat Sheley —Language of Per- suasion. Consumer English, Adolescent Literature This department has the job of acquainting us with a variety of skills in a variety of areas. Not only do they try to teach us to speak, listen and write, but they introduce us to what to speak about, what to listen to and more interesting things to write about. Angie Wind —Magazine News. Journalism 16