Grandview High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Grandview, MO)

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In any color, pattern and length, miniskirts stormed the nation. Truman Corners was promised a facelift, though two more tennants-Woolco and I . Brannam's moved out. London's Hyde Park, four men and seven horses fell victim to an IRA bomb. Trash cans littered Broadway's smash Cats scene. -the , f, ff . ,, I , VVV' lyliniskirts littertadnlothing stores. Kansas sponsored 'Such , nightwith tlieflgingsl V, . V V The Leadf27 Lee Vyii I L V ,, 4+Laura Canfield V , V