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

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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

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The Days of Wine and Roses Above:Wendi Coffman. Alan Means. Jenni- fer Stanley, and Tom Frank attempt to give it their best smiles. Upper left: Shy David Stephens and Diane Nealy don’t exactly see eye to eye. Above: Ricky Smith and his date pose for a quick snap shot as they enter into the commons area to jam to the beat. To the left: Terry Eurris and Kimberly Beatty show a happy smiles. Above: Mike Rehm tries to convince Sandy Rollins to turn around and dance. Above: Lora Peterson and her date pose in front of the camera instead of behind it.