Grandview High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Grandview, MO)

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G6 and... Filling out GHS voiced rf wr.. top ten cars. 1. Junior, 2. Senior, s 3. Junior v XJ MY.: YGU E T ey, l got a new car. See it out there? lt's in the last row, diagonally parked in the first two spaces. You think it looks good from the outside? You should see the interior. Genuine leather seats, a Blau- punkt Stereo, a push-botton phone with 10 digit recall, But at GHS the dream car didn't necessarily re- quire the name l.ambourghini , Ferarri, or Porsche . The car simply had to reflect the personal- ity of it's driver, and the favorite cars at Grandview did just that. 'just one more' survey, the students at their opinions, and chose their favorite Results: Mark Dunmire's '86 Trans-Am Natasha Stansberry's '85, Z-28. Mike Burris's '85 Mustang. 4. Senior, Scott Spychialski's '84, Z-28 5. Junior, Jeff Winkler's silver Fiero. 6. Junior, Richard FuIlerton's '66 Mustang. 7. Senior, Andrea Aamons '85, Z-28. Cliff Herrings '82, 280 ZX. 8. Senior, 9. Junior, James Godfrey's 4x4 Jeep. Derick White's Toyota truck. 10. Senior, So, expensive European automobile manufacturers beware: a realistic glance out the window would prove . . . Hey you're not going to believe this dream! l got this new car, and . . . Text by Cindy Mathews and Jennifer Welsh Layout by Kelly Cook GOLDEN OLDIE. fAboveJ Proud of his work, Richard Fullerton, junior, flaunts the number six choice, his fire-engine red, restored '66 Mustang. Top Ten Carsf29 HE

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BIG FOOT. Ending a hard day at school Derrick White, senior, drives away in his bright red Toyota truck, GHS's tenth choice in the survey. ONLY IN A JEEP. During a winter iC2 storm, James Godfrey, junior, finds shelter in the students ninth favorite choice, his royal blue 4 x 4- jeep, me if' ff 2 NUMBER ONE. Topping the charts at number one, Mark Dunmire, junior, shows off the interior of his burgundy Trans-Am. FLASHY. After a productive Journalism work night, Natasha Stansberry, senior, loads up her bright red Z28 which came in second in the GHS Top Ten Car Survey. 28f'l'op Ten Cars Jenny Hoogensen

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SPIC AND SPAN. In the first act of the fall musical, Annie, Joy Craven, senior, sweeps the dusty floor of the orphanage around the other children, K' ' I W-. Melanie Jackson BUNDLES OF JOY. Deanna Spillman, senior, and Mark Dunmire, junior, sing Bundles as the orphans look on. W iiigag 2, VA I Q, X 5,4 1 eq, '. f -f f Melanie Jackson 30 I Musical BABIES. Children at the orphanage sing Hard-Knock Life when they were sup. posed to be doing their chores. Annie played from November 20-22. TOMORROW. ln a scene at the orphan- age, Rachel Goodwin, sophomore, hugs her d0Q, Sandy, as she sings Tomorrow , : c V. .x Melanie Jac