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

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Dear Diary. The world was stunned when this week, October 6th, Egyptian President Anwar Sa- dat was assassinated. This has delayed the AWACS missile agreement with the Saudi Arabians. Former presidents Carter. Ford, and Nixon will attend the funeral as part of the American delegation. Mr. Campbell popped a surprise fire drill on us yesterday in honor of National Fire Prevention Week. The east exit didn't do too well because the concert choir people got in a traffic jam. Everyone promised to do better next time. The Apple Festival is now over. It went really well, especially the play. Mozurah Pip- pin” which was held in the old Royal theater. Everyone thought it was really neat for the theater to be open again. The first issue of this year’s TIGER TRACKS came out this week. The juniors have ordered their class rings and have been busy selling magazines. C.P. students got carried away when they tried to see how many people they could get in Mrs. Flughes’ tiny back closet. Kelly W. and Robert P. were the glue” holding everyone in while Charlene FI. was passed back to Matt L. shoulders. Debbie B. was under all this mess somewhere on the floor. They only got eight in but are going for 12 the next time. Our football team lost to Camdenton last Friday night but Monday the VB girls got revenge and beat Camdenton in two games. Tonight we have a football game with El- don and it looks like it’s going to rain. Oh well, that’s life ... M.S. PS — Stripes” has been on at Laurie for three weeks now. Endless Love” has been at the top of the charts for eight weeks. I: Steve Flershberger celebrates senior class work day by painting lines on the streets around the courthouse. The Seniors earned $130 and had a chance to catch the last rays of sum- mer on Sept. 19. 2: The class of '82 shows their spirit in one of the cold- est Flomecoming parades ever. 3 Caps and gowns are symbolic of graduation, and nothing makes a sen- ior feel closer to the big day than be- ing measured for his graduation at- tire. Senior Susan Roberts seems to be wondering if her gown comes with a designer label. 4: Alan, I told you not to smoke my Calculus book!” Senior 27

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At left: During December the seniors attended a presentation by a Red Cross volunteer explain- ing the need for donated blood. Sixteen students gave of their time to meet the need. Pictured here is Matt Lewis. Above-. We want you in the Army! Kay Vogt Kelly Washburn Alan Weinrich Scott West Chris Whaley Cindy Williams Alicia Willson Kevin Wilson Pat Woods Jim Wright Steve Yoder Terri Ypya

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Diverse Personalities Enrich Faculty I: Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Caine patrol halls during Homecoming Spirit Week. 2-. Mr. Frank is climbing the walls. 3: Mr. Allee cleans off the walkway on one of our many snowy days. 4: Mr. Thieman. VHS’s industrial arts instructor. 5: Coach Vallandingham's favorite place to be. 6: Mr. Snelling: Life is hard. Mary Ballance Cindy Cole Chris Concannon Karle Caine Mary Dicus Debra Fischer Mary Frank Linda Gordon Laura Henderson Brenda Hodges Beverly Hughes Dee Dee Hutchison Harry Jones Robert Kimpton 28 Faculty