Grandview High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Grandview, MO)

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Openmg X MM The Magazine his is the Magazine of 1981. It tells the story of feelings and emotions. It captures on film irreplaceable moments while bold headlines scream out incidents and issues, accomplishments and defeats. It tells the story of a year involved. Television, radio, and newspapers covered the struggle be- tween Iran and Iraq. The United States took a neutral stand but tried to restore world peace and save U.S. oil fields at the same time. Mean- while, Carter, Reagan, and Anderson fought it out on their own battlefield. It tells the story of a football team and that special feeling whenever Mark Perry ran the ball in for a touchdown. But, it also tells of a differ- ent feeling the night fans stood in concern as an ambulance carrying Perry tore across the field leaving the evenings' glory to Chris Simmons. It tells the story of a Homecoming whose tra- ditional taste almost went sour when students questioned the long standing Homecoming queen nomination procedure. But all differences were resolved when the fcontinuedb Before the 7:45 bell, David Robinson, senior, and Dawn Edwards, sophomore, remove their helmets after experiencing no difficulty finding a place to park their vehicle. Coach Dan Harris drills Vince Temple as he explodes against the dummies in a practice to prepare for Fridays game.

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The agazine Bulldog '81 Volume 67 Grandview High School 2300 High Grove Rd. 0 Grandview, Mo. 64030 After sc niors Tlonne Bu ands to renew the of their Y senior yea Opening I MM

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151,53 Topping off a long week. Kelly Hill, junior, Mike Martin, senior, and Denny Welch, sopho- more, pile in a friends' truck. Listening to KY-102, junior Tom Evans rolls down the window and cranks up the volume as he waits for parking lot traffic to clear. X,.,,.- X Q- I I xx'X N . 1 ,f 3 X f 1 f w - I Y VV 5: N 4 53:22 M 5 ei e if ' g Q-rf. i ' l i SX 4, . ,LWW , . , .7 ,. K , 4,5-5 .ae-1-7 wr' ' ' gif, xv' ' Opening I MM