Grandview High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Grandview, MO)

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f w B lf F f 2- if i 7, in K. in Mr. Dunkin and Karen Meyers discuss future yearbook name to fourth hour class. I is l a Q ? Judy Wertz Girl s P E World History B S in Education Le Hedstrom American History , 2 B S rn Political Science, M S in Education Mary Beth Craddock American History Contempary Issues B S in History, M S 1nAmer1can History Michael Chu World History World Geography B A M A in European History Rrchard Brown Sociology World History B.S. in Education Richard Duncan World History B.S. in Education Z ff 7 lf! X ff au a f ff , W ff ,523 f W1 W Mr Smith checks roll in history class fr 2 Vw ,W,,? X ..,?,,.-1...

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X X X X W f C 1 X X f Mr. Madison tries to explain theorems to Geometry class. Left: Mr. Endicott teases students in Chemistry I. Below: Cameraman catches Miss Deimund, after she dismisses class. I i g I I 9 r e ss s t .f,, wif -3:45 W ' we ff if I 1 1 1 A Lawrence Boyce Chemistry, Physical Science B.S., M.S. Dale Endicott Chemistry I, II, Biology II, Ecolo- SY B.S. in Education, M.S. in Biology E. L. Wasmer Biology I B.S. in Education James Madison Geometry, Physics B.S., M.S. in Education

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Mr. Chu and Steve Williamson take a break in Wo Geography: rld l Miss Craddock relaxes during her off hour. Mrs. Smith is another teacher who has a good time with her class. The world changes Watergate, the resignation of Vice-presi- dent Agnew, the Mid-East war-GHS stu- dents saw history taking place. Sophomores take World History and compare the past with changes of today. Juniors study Ameri- can History and wonder how Thomas Jeffer- son would view today. Contemporary Issues classes observe the change and decide for themselves what the future holds. ,AXSV...?.?R7 ,..,,r. MA ' A i'91i Y Q'N?JfY7 7 - 394 'QY7 ' X K' -V' J Qslsasifi M offrmww,Qyx4Qf?4s'w -a. Q, XQXXX, M sf, . w .1 , ,fi . -.nf slxgfsfsfasv f Q A4 cu :-113' 'gf 'vas fffffw'sff-rQ f S ma 4' , f ,yur 'a- ' wraps. ww X? ' falaikzfi' 1. gys-N2 M! ,Q . maya- van' fd . aw X s. wffzfwr ,uf ww Wiifw- VQWMQ tsvsvs 'AF' f '-M ,Sywvffsrx ' Q-was fi WSZQP QQ f 'wx f win Kwswi Sw f -fr ' nw ,fs ' pasfsyfsf: Qzsffay a f f f, af' eww-.wf,s:Q s ,,, r ms, ,ws ,Z Qswfw - 5 my J as ,,-ww Mfg swswsnp y , f H 5, wxaqgfsfg isgamgns w .V , ,asv . ,.,,Xysffsa1 Wsasafm X, , 2 , J Wt,-wr., 1. gsawswww J f ws s7QWAii'0l?Z , ri f WXMN 'slr7YfNZN fxfvwsf X-osvv' fe A X V1 ywvw , Us f f f vc X. fvsf f ' if f f f sb, fywl X naw ,wx Vw? V ,Af f f A EQXQXZNX X XXQNQ xvywsbi X f f ,Af PX KQV guexfwxf f X fvfx f xw fqysaxfsfsa f f ,X X s 1 S ASQQQSZQQW Q ,- ' . J' as vxm f , - ns, J I 'I fgfwzgasfww - 54-,f , , -f Vwnwswf as ' ' , . as ,Q , ,. -' ' - - mi3xQJ ' , , Left: Jeri Hile studies her philosopher in Contemporary Issues. Jean Smith . English, World His tory B.S. in History Bob Smith American History B.S., M.S. in Educa- tion John L. Dunkin World History, American History B.S. in Education Susan Huffman American History, Family Living B.S. in Secondary Education