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

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Above: Homecoming Queen Traci Surrille and her dale wonder if they can be alone for awhile. To the far left: Johnetta Kimbrough and Alumni sit in Tuxedo City, showing off their pleasant smiles. Above: Kay Moore pulls Jeff Kirby to go out onto the floor for a good time dancing. To the left: Mary Berlin and Chad Ridnour wonder what kind of dance it is further down the commons area. Homecoming Dance 13

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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.

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November 19. the 6'A foot invisible rabbit, Harvey made his stage debut in Mary Chase’s play Harvey” along with fourteen other actors, novice and veteran alike. Above: Patrick Kelly portrays the benevolent Elwood P. Dowd. Right: As Veta Louise Simmons, Stacey Matthews and Amy Reed as Mrs. Eu- gene Chavent listens attentively to Robbie Cline as Myrtle Mae Simmons, Elwood's spoiled niece as she whines and gripes. Lower Right: Bari Foote, Director, and Dawn Martens, assistant direc- tor work dilligently to get the play underway. I4 Play Mr. Dowd introduces himself with his business card.