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

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The parade was one of the events of Homecoming, with In the float construction contest, the Junior Class ' Rack Em Up cam each organization participating. Above The 1982-83 football victoriously in first place, with the seniors running a close second with team shows school spirit by riding the Big Red. Spare No Bears.” Showing school spirit, the senior class unites togeth- er to produce a truck full of orange power. Below: The sophomore float came in third place with Bale the Bears. The bear laid helpless and unable to defend its self. To the right: The Freshmen were last but not Ashmen still hold their head up high with least. Braves.

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The Dummy Burns Up in Smoke The Bon-Fire and the Class Olympics was a success to show power and the school spirit against their Homecoming opponent (Turner Bears). The footbal players watch over the fun as the dummy burns. Bonner Braves let out roars as they burn the Bear in effigy on a beautiful fall night. ( M 1 To the leil oa i« J In o4 the «udent lighting matches to their enemy. The process «as «c» but sure to become ashes Burn Bafrv Burn.' «as the say mg as the (lames went up into the air Everyone surrounded the helpless bear 8 how Seniors Vfike It mg and Jett Sonee strur Through rhe crowd, proud jf rheir school and or being a senior II