Illmo Scott City High School - Memories Yearbook (Scott City, MO)

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. . A TIME TO MAKE MEMORIES E Editors get all the crummy jobs. Elisha can always somebody to talk to. ,if find SENIORS - jeff Stephens, Debbie Brockmeyer, Elisha Pinkston, Sandy Schlosser, Laurie Powers, Kim Raines fax-5 5' + Annual staff '80 - Row 1: Sandy Schlosser, Elisha Pinkston, Debbie Frye, Sherry Baker, jeff Stephens. Row 2: Kim Raines, Debbie Brockmeyer. Row 3: Laurie Powers, loyce Dees. Not pictured: Tina Kenkel

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l-SC SINC-S OUT ALL OVER C H O R U S Sitting: Curtis Hall, Bradley Miller, Dennis Heisserer, Roy Cannon, Eddie Miller, Kevin Kieffer, David Propst, Chester Cotton, Norman Sadler. Kneeling: Deana Heisserer, Karen Brawley, Lynne Kondrad, Alice Bohannon, Treasa Pell, loDonna Cotner, Lisa Kondrad, Martha Daniels, jill Schwartz, Mary Glueck, Beth Simmons, Kathy Kjer, Sandra Brown, Standing: Miss Boyd, Marie Coomer, Kami Thompson, Connie Hess, Teresia Hale, Mary Vaughn, Brenda Daniels, Dona Heisserer, Cindy Lusk, Becky Hale, Penny Estes, Angie Koch, Ruth McMillan, Debbie McKlin, Martha Hopper, loyce Dees, Tammy Medley, Mrs. Palisch, Leanna Washburn. Platform: Kim McCormick, Missy Menz, Angie Goodman. Ladder: Gary Elders, Allen Windeknecht. J... G I R E L N S' S E M B Left to right: Becky Miller, Patti Tomlinson, Suzi Caldwell, Rosemary Eagan, Cherie Hodges, Renee Hahn, Cindy Cody, Heraleen Sprenger, Tammy Bertrand, Connie Hess, Kim Wilkerson

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you can get jeff to work, he does a good job on If division pages. Debbie never could figure out those basketball pages. Laurie checks on the sign-up sheet to see what pages are due for the next deadline. i H. ..-..---,gli loyce at her best? Who lost my pictures? Get Laurie off the motorcycle! Mom's in the darkroom. Can we get donuts? Get busy on the division pages. l need help with a caption! - All memories of Annual Staff, 1980. This year's staff worked fast and furiously to get the yearbook completed. Since the school year ended early, we had to wait for pictures of several events. We finished the 1980 MEMORIES late in May - after school was out. This is the result of all that work. We've made a photograph album of the special memories of 1980 for you to look back on and to keep. We hope it shows you how you are, were, and perhaps will be. Ten years from now you can look back and laugh at the funny hair styles, weird clothes, and crazy friends. We also hope that we've captured some very special memories for you. Nineteen hundred eighty has been a good year, and now is the time to remember. Sandy shows Debbie how to manage the advertising. 71