Grandview High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Grandview, MO)

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X1 -Q felt that they were the same as alumni then. f Everything must come to a close and our Jun- +fior days were finally over. Not wishing to fall be SQhind en anything, we started to work on the year- qabook almost immediately. The main responsibility Qfwas placed in the capable hands of Dorothy Shortino Qimand Melba White. Miss Mittendorf was chosen to fansponsor the class, and Buford Ray was elected for , 4- V' Q :i1'Ji Q Zggpresident. November 6 we presented Urns Mad 'Hat- gigtersn, over which we had slaved for several weeks. giQNovember 8, we Seniors dressed in our Sunday best Sdiand honored Montague's Studio by letting them take Ky? gigour pictures. About the middle of the year wefin- gegally compromised, and arranged a class party--the A rgggfirst one we had had all year. n aw? QQQ Shortly after the holidays, two members of the QHgclass decided to say Ngoodbyen, and go out into the tigworld to seek their fortunes, Then with the meas- ???uring for caps and gowns, everyone's thoughts be- Qiggan to turn toward commencement. As the time draws ffmcloser for us to leave, we think of all the good Wgitimes we had together, and as we separate and each Qgggo our way, we do so Knowing that dear old G. H. S. ginwill always remain in our memory no matter where ?ggour chosen paths may lead us. 25? its cfs-'S eewe fre '-'e 7 ge: Y We MBHSUVQA our - - f-y if 1 ,, - l ' Q' - f S ,A W, S - - a -H-Ana can on Mel X is - jfgpx 'N , 2 ii ' 1 .gif -vfqfij, P ' .Q S' Q ' 1 ev 'iff-Y-T 1,-,fs-, fi in uw in if , 1 -.4 'fi 3 C25 1 J if .Vex A r. Q . .wa fini 'Yi 59 X Q ,g- 5.41.9 ff's1'ff1J'4 5 X, y?'5.'f :QE I Q A E Ka, aff 2 fu 9 we 305 X. H, 2 is 325 5 1: X! if ,ff 1, my gb? . ,wig Q33 H: '33 J ,s 5 ami ffaw: 1 QQH gy 1 f 2 by QQ hh ' 2 !,-Q avi iii ' v