Grandview High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Grandview, MO)

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Royal couple before Prince's birth. Royal birth 2 0 I The Lead KSA, -Happenings -- Texas became the first state to execute by lethal Oceans of Fun opened. Jimmy Carter published his memoirs. il Loverboy, 38 Special, , I and Iohn Cougar TEESQ P appeared in Summer -...,..X Tal-re the Pepsi Challenge, was answered by Coke's Peel Shouts and cries, some laced with slight English accents, echoed across the footpath of wooden chips. Faraway, the drone of bagpipes serenaded whoever chose to listen, while a mime approached strangers and-told a silent-tale. f . , Maidens and Knights surrounded the entrance and beckoned everyone into their land of yesteryear. Once inside this enchanted land, city dwellers from all over Kansas 'City were converted into Renaissance citizens, into the ,day of minstrels, gypsies, royalty, puppeteers, and the fantasy world of unicomsyiand dragons. ' ' , You really feel like you've gone somehwere in another time, Brian Price, senior, said. Price worked weekends September 4-October 10 at the Sixth Annual Renaissance Festivalyheld in BonnerYSprings, i WKansast. f V V , ,, ,Q . Playing a guard of the Royal' Court, Price was ? transformed into a character with the gentlemanly qualities frozen in the Renaissance and seldom seen today. , '1There's nothing in touch with the 20th century once ,you enter the festival, Price said, Ultfsifall ' Renaissance, and I love it. I would have fit better back then where I could always act like a real I gentleman. Those that journeyed to Bonner Springs last fall got to go a littleffurther through the barrier of time. Back .to the century of culturefsimplicity, and, above 11: ' . it A ' I' a 'chivalry ' -Stephanie Basham -Joel Epstein ' is 'I -if 1 531' QL-5 up Dragons, 'fa ta l we ,gf . chlvclry 5 . -I J '59 Q if .. Q r! 5.2. g , , + sii f asf' + gs Unicorns, ' - fl.: ,S 1 A ' it I bit s ek and Q4 L -fe'1 fAfl t ' e -1' '49, -.culture i iiee as Q p it. I l . I fi EX 6 gf Performers ham it up at Renaissance Festival.

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