Morgan County R II Schools - Mirror Yearbook (Versailles, MO)

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14 Juniors

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 Mary Ann Douglass Pat Dreyer Mike Easterly Mary Lou Eldridgc. Stu-Co Rep. Richard Fields Suzy Fleener Sue Francis Rita Frazier Rarbara Grace Donna Gremminger Charles Goodson Ron Groumousky Mark Flaley Renee Hardey Patti Hall David Harter John Hayden Beth Heitzman. Stu-Co Rep. Ted Heitzman Sonseeray Houchens All members of the student body en|oyed the convenience of the new snack bar. Juniors 13

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 Betty Napier Sarah Nations Chris Niermeyer. President Lance Newkirk Penny Patton Regina Patton Gloria Porter Jennifer Posey Terry Power June Pryor fcverett Rayl Paul Reineke Dear Diary, C.P. students now spend Thursday nights at the library searching for info to use in their research papers. Yearbooks finally arrived and the staff knows how fun it is to wrap books for mailing, only to have Shana $. rip off the wrappings looking for her lost yearbook. Everywhere I look, not only do I see people passing around yearbooks for signing. I also see posters for the FHA Festival. I think it's going to be a success. District choir tryouts were endured somehow and Versailles had ten make Alj-District. That was more than any other school in the district! The dress material finally arrived for the Concert Choir outfits. The Student Council meeting today decided the Homecoming theme: Fruits and Vegetables. When president Lewis called Kimmie (Mrs. Yarnell) on the intercom and told her.' her only reply was. Who is this? Everyone burst into laughter. Snapshots from the yearbook went on sale, along with V-Club calendars. Saturday the seniors and Drill Team raised money by painting lines on the street uptown. It was great fun! (Except when we spilled paint in the street and then had to scrub it off with gasoline.) Everyone smelled like gasoline for our dates Saturday night. The football team played a good game Sept. 4. but still lost. The pep assembly was different with the newly- installed class chants and tiger growls. The volleyball girls had to come to practice this morning at 6:30. I’ll bet they enjoyed that! More Later. MS. I: Because the tables for the lobby had not yet arrived at the begin- ning of the school year, students ate lunch while sitting on the floor. 2. How many more laps do I have to run!? 3: Junior class members worked at Scrivner’s on their float, which took third place in the Homecoming parade. Juniors 15