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

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. . . Education may cost financial sacrifice and mental pain, but in both money and life values it will repay every cost one hundred fold.” Jay Parrish Chris Petcoff Robert Pertersen Teresa Phelps Ivah Purl Susan Rand Timara Reynolds Brenda Ritchie Susan Roberts David Salzman

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Debbie discovers the concert choir room can provide a relaxing atmosphere during the lunch hour. The school year 1981-1982 has been a year of many fads and changes. In the future we can look back on this year and remember when: — No one knew what a Rubik's cube was. — Prince Charles was a bachelor. — Pac-Man was a grocery-sacker at Gerbes. — Postage stamps cost less than your allowance. — People who wore knickers couldn’t afford long pants. --- Air Supply was an oxygen tent. — The only place an alligator was seen was in a swamp. —- Calvin Klein was the name of the nerd down the block. — The biggest school problem was de- ciding what part of the school lunch was artificial. — AC DC was only written on the little tag at the end of an electrical cord. McDonald’s actually gave you a break. — Mrs. Hughes only used one red ink pen a week. -— Magnum P.l. was an Army rifle. Daniel McClellan Cheryl McFarland Gene Miller Richard Morrison Carol Napier Dan Nickels Nancy Noe Rose Pace Y I $eniors 23

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opposite page: I: Senior library aide Robert Bercume was always ready to help, page 25: I: A familiar plea Mom. please, let me sleep just a few more min- utes. 2: A senior banner that proceeded the float in the Homecoming parade. Vickie Shewmaker Mike Sidebottom Shana Siler Sandy Silvey Ron Smith Richard Sollmann Brian Stubblefield Loren Talbott Sally Telfer Seniors 25