Grandview High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Grandview, MO)

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Geraldine Zirbel Physical Educa- tion B.S. in Educa- rion Allen Rogers Physical Educa- tion B.S. in P.E. Don Earnest Physical Educa- tion, Driver's Education B.S. Brenda Baker Physical Educa- tion B.S. in P.E., B.S. in Social Studies Wallace Croy Physical Educa- tion B.S., M.S. in 4 its-.--W.---avg.-m Q ,W .mf fwrrazmxwf ff' a f , -f-Ng 1 3 Education l f l 5 WN 'Ii 1 ' J Barb Mathis and Julie Meyers goli in P.E. class. if, sc V P 1 ' IN 9 V Mrs. Zirbel and Coach Croy observe archery class. A student learns driving skills behind the wheel. 5' . to , tt.. , , gy I L gg, 5. r l , ,W , l l i y l i I i x , Q f 5, X' ,J I xi I l l l ii 5 l It l r lf il .lg fi, gli 1 i 'ii ,V lil a.,.,w:,,, W ,ijt Isa Lind Terril Anne Hanigch Special Education Learning Disabilities A.B., M.S. in Education in Home Econo- mics, M.A.E. in Special Education Coach I l I t J 1 i

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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

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Past graduate Vicki Stark installs Kevin Owen as Vice president of D.E. My' Z Z 1 ff Z Earnest reviews work with Driver's Ed. students. Take your choice GHS became a first when it allowed P.E. students their choice of recreations. Offering four courses every nine weeks, students could decide if they wished to take archery, speedball, tennis, or whatever courses were offered. Driver Ed. continued to be a popular class. New simulators arrived as the emphasis remained on rules of safe driving. Bob Wallace Vocational Trade 8a Industrial Education, Power Mechanics B.S., M.S. in Secondary Edu- cation I wh epar y Di ' utive Edu- c tio s utive Education B.S., .A. in Business Ad- ministration Robert Tavernaro Driver Education B.S. in Education, M.S. in Safety Education Bill Smith Driver Education B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Safety Educa- tion Ron Zimmerman Driver Education, Psychology B.S. in Education, M.S. in P.E. Rudy Wichman Driver Education B.S.