Grandview High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Grandview, MO)

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miljwwvungouitg e all had to grow up. But still, we didn't want to do it too quickly. After the third and final performance of THE SOUND OF MUSIC, wanted it to run for just another night so we could listen to Cory Brown one last time. And we jammed to the echoes of Earth, Wind and Fire at their Novembe concert. And, what exactly did the new decade bring us? Perhaps it was the sixties, when we were born and the world was forever changing. Cr maybe we just wanted the seventies back, the years for us to grow. We wanted to be ready, we wanted to be remembered, we wanted to be forever young. Grandview High School - a place to come back to. Seniors Steve McGuinn and Lissa Carlton enjoy a quiet moment together. Ph t g apher Amie Willis captur p I t b t h f ther and j b th S ggtth p k,CathyCl ph I h y th 9 Opening XRS l J

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