Grandview High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Grandview, MO)

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xxx LOMED N' f. Y DUO. ln a man's suit, Robin 'Q 4 NVNOY, dresses up for Halloween CZ ' l , , ,U Hardy, Amy Fitzgerald, senior A l 'ff Sidekick. Laurel, L Halloweenf15

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SACRED HABIT. With a flowing black robe, Michele Trebbi, senior, portrays a Catholic nun at 3 party, Trebbi, from Italy, lives with the While family. ONE CENT. At the Doubletree, Ed Hancock, sen' ior, sandwiches himself between two bubble gum machines - Carla Patterson and Debbie Stewart. 14 I Halloween ...ff FLOWER CHILD. As a Janis Joplin look-alike, Michelle Lee, senior, rises to the Halloween occa- sion in a thrift store-bought metallic polyester out- fit s. ' g.L.,.,,-l' WX' ., . 'IA' , itil rwmf 4, '. N Y' ANNIE TWIN. Sandra Howard, Drama Instructor gets a laugh during school October day. Howard directed the musical Annie , lil U m 1 I vm ' ' ' K li le 5 Z S I i a . I l i i I i 1 3 .r . J 1 3 I E I I1 4 i

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Hs- , M, - -1.. 1 l'i i , ..-a.4.,.-.Y .-T. I 1 - ef ---in-we F' TH ..- s, Q..- HUGGA BUNCH. Taco Bell, on South 71 Highway, was a favorite eating place for Grandview students. With the addition of new Pizzaz pizza, this popular spot offered more variety than ever. an , if V , .0 'Q -. 0 .,.4j. .- go' ,1?c': ' u WMM Grandview night life filled with fun. Knowing the good ' times had just beglm. D:J.'s, Pogo's, West- . port, too, you hit them all for something to do. Dollar movies, you went cheap. Wierd Sci- l.:,,:,,,,L1jj, ence's Chet-what a creep! Spirit was up and you cheered .on your team, home or away that's where you were seen. Series nabbed by Royal blue, Saberhagen's pitching and baby Drew. Micky D's kept the hot side hot , and you sampled Wendy's Salad Spot. Sparks flew out of St, EImo's Fire , while Rambo's profits grew higher and higher. Christmas lights and Plaza shopping, from Seville to Bannister the malls were hopping. Pizazz and Priazzo wereipizza show-stoppers, Burger King got a new, improved Whopper. Cory, Huey, INXS, too, the Kinks and George jammed for you. Tears for Fears, Amy Grant, and Phil, live entertainment was always a thrill. Pee Wee Herman's famous cryg I know you are but what am I? Mi- ami Vice and cable TV, on Friday nights there was plenty to see. Renting movies to view at home, Mad Max showed up Beyond the Thunderdomef' Hacky-sac be- came the new sport in towng keep it up, don't let it touch the ground. From the Greaser's party to the Doubletree, the party scene was the place to be. Party hearty or just hang around, real Bulldog spirit was always found. After a tiring long road trip to Manhatten, the 'Dogs scalped the Indians, you saw it happen. Throughout the year, from spring to fall, you did what you wanted, you did it all. Evenings on the town, or not spending a, dime, whatever you did, you had a great time. 1 Text by Cindy Mathews Layout by Kelly Cook ' 31 '. fa Ji X ,. ,., ,-v. ' ez H-vm s9...,,. ' '- 'H 1 5 x -, K' Wil?-'Q 'Q-rw ge. 1 I0 -4 t A K .-P. Bi .-n. as Fwf 1 'PT