Grandview High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Grandview, MO)

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X, pl' ,Q GOING BANANA5. Monkeying around after school Melanle Jackson, senlor, relaxes at a frIend's house. Jackson is a member of fllotlon lnc. ' CON'l'lNUlNG THE TRADITION. Mlke Atklnson, junior, concentrates intently dur- tng the home game against Wlnnetonka: The Bulldogs defeated the Griffins 24-19. . - fl Melanle Jackson lm 1 Melanle Jackson VOLLEYBALL BUNCH. Shouting their spirlt, Joe Boothe, junior, and Craig Bradshaw, senior, support the volleyball team at a Wllllam Chrisman game. Boothe and Bradshaw are both varsity football players. ' f---- - -1 WT- -.- v--V --f--W .Y V-wv'.,, ,X . lr 'V e' na- fl'1, ?I .N . . Q.,-,fc ,1tA1,l J. .1 9? -u..., if -ft. -. st' r 4 an A A 'Q' ,ll , ' -. ' ag i ,Q ,,,,x-X,-,,,Q5!1L..1 l .4', - - -' ' , . J- , A L: Ehwf-fff . ,V 4 'J x X ' U, L- , .4 - -In MQW A si s TI. A ., ,l M., Kwik i - I , , ' 4 '. Y 1-qtgfbl J ' f f - -1 r Mzmwsf-G? ..-?illi1Vl!HTi?f.:3' ' 1-'Q .. ' r--I I I 4 B.

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