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

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Twlnsl Juniors Mlkkl Allen and Tim Toland celebrate Nerd Day by dressing up for the ocasslon. You gotta love ’emll Volleyball members show their spirit for Homecoming Nerd Day. Final touches. Sophomores Bill Downing. Craig Stephan, and Monty Chayer help complete the Soph float. Punked outl Heavy Metal lovers James Franklin, junior, and senior Michelle McMackln take a break from Punk Rock Day. Playing for the crowd. BSHS band members entertain the crowd during the Pep Rally after the parade. 10 ♦ Homecoming

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Glory Days Starting oft slowly, Homecoming arrived leaving us unprepared. With petitions starting to circulate, students realized that Homecom- ing was just a short step away and started to feel the spirit. Although Spirit Week wasn’t well received, the Pep Rally Oct. 4 pulled stu- dents together and got them ready for Saturday—the big day. Rising early to the bright morning sun and high winds, the class floats, attendants, and can- didates all arrived at the high school ready for the parade through town. Afterwards, a large crowd gathered to view the floats and show their support at a pep rally. Kicking off at 2 p.m., the Braves rallied to a 34-0 victory over Otta- wa while the Sophomores cap- tured the float competition ... Congratulations! Pictured fop, Jill Jenkins crowns the 1985 Queen, Kathleen Stephan. Victorious senlorsl From left. Mark Tlnberg, Troy Knight. Mike Means, Jerold Fletcher. Bill Kelly. Rodney McConlco, and Brutus Ut ter show their pride at the pep rally. Dance fever Rhythm of the night. From left, Janelle Water- man and David Blackwell; Kathleen Stephan and Pat Pickert; and Tina Wilson and Randy Freeman all enjoy the dance atmosphere. Homecoming ♦ 9

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87 Actioni Juniors Curtis Noll and Margarita Davis look In on the action. First Placo. The sophomore float captured first place In the float competition. The sen lors grabbed second. Glory Days ... Half-time festivities included the crowning of Kathleen Stephan as Homecoming Queen. For the first time ever, a Home- coming King, Pat Picked, was honored. After decorations, the commons was ready for the Homecoming fi- nale, the dance. Remembering past times, our Glory Days were portrayed through various pictures hung to remind us of past experiences. Whether it was listening to the music from Sound Dynamics, or enjoying a personal moment with that special someone, the dance went over well. Following the dance, students opted to eat at various places such as Mario's, GoJo's, Red Lobster, and Annie's. Show ut your white . Soph Condy Sheppord ond juniors Julie Loing ond Carrie Seaton smile big as they ride by dur- ing half-time. Oathered for the excitement. Football team members anxiously await the start of the pep rally. Homecoming ♦ 11