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

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1. Larry Ball stands proud in the Homecoming parade. 2. Anna and iessica having fun during the pep assembly. 3. Junior is drmkin' up at Rodney Culp's going away party. 4 For once the seniors all agree 5. Chris and Greta splurge on pizza at the 24-hour MDA telethon. 4 Student Life The Beginning .. .

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1: The local Wal-Mart store provides students with vast products. Everything from clothes to tapes and school sup- plies and food. 2: Students enjoy the snack bar run by DECA 3: VHS 4 Since its establishment. Campbell's Drive In has offered students fun and fellowship. 5: A local night spot Student Life 3

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4. On September 3, 1982 VHS had its first pep assembly. It was termed a success. The Dating Game” visited Versailles via Tracy Brown and the cheerleaders. Bruce Randall, a dunce whose favorite song was The ABC’s”; Kevin Chamberlain, quarterback for rival team Knob Noster, and Donnie Arment, the good guy player for the Tigers. Davida Marsh made the correct choice and The Dating Game sent Donnie and Davida to Knob Nos- ter for the Game. Wendy Slagle, captain of the varsity volley- ball team gave a rousing speech to the stu- dents about spirit. Football captains. Ron Bentch and Junior Moritz also gave speeches trying to boost the spirit of the student body. The varsity football team defeated Knob Nos- ter at their first game of the season. The volleyball girls beat Marshall to earn third place in the Sacred Heart Tournament. It seemed that all of the organizations wanted to celebrate the start of school. Most clubs held picnics to get to know one another better. In the fall of 1982, students received their Student Handbooks. In School Suspension was made stricter. ISS, as it was affectionate- ly called, was located in the Junior High. Mr. Dennis Vallandingham was the ISS enforce- ment officer. The junior class, as always, started to choose their class rings and the seniors chose their graduation announcements. The halls seemed to be more crowded and there were fewer teachers, but all in all it was a good start.