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

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Fashion Fashion dominates the scene for the years of the 80’s with good-looking, wear-everywhere clothes, de- signed from soft, supple fabrics. Whether you choose clothes made from cool cotton or stone washed denim, you can create the look just for you. Light-weight shirts and pants in dark prints and patterns can be worn alone during the spring and summer, then easily layered and accessorized for fall and winter. Cropped pants with simple slip-ons or low ankle boots add a sharp look. The new oversized look is exciting and excellent for all figure types. Eye make-up matched to your wardrobe creates the look that is right for you. Clean, strong and healthy hair captures the latest fashion look you wish to achieve. Unusual fabric and combinations and colors also dominate the fashion scene in menswear. The tradi- tional colors of blue, brown, grey and black have given way to soft, cool colors designed in styles which stress comfort and versatility. Current television shows which have influenced fashion are The Cosby Show and Miami Vice. Susan B., Kim B., Carrie M., Keri H., Debbie A. Susan T. Jeff H. and Stacy C. Mike T. and Brad C.

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Campbells: Clockwise - Gary Croy, Krista Thouvenel, Carolyn Barnard, Jeff Lutman Not Pictured - Missy Homan and Mike Moesch Money is an important object to many teenagers. To obtain it, many kids get afterschool jobs or jobs dur- ing the summer. These jobs can range from working in a restaurant to working on the lake in the summertime. Early job experience helps prepare a person for the jobs later in life. Jobs Versailles Greenhouse: Clockwise - Carla Garber. Lisa Barnes, Jeff Hughes. Mike Hall, Kara Baumgartner, Joy Hutchison Gerbes: Left to Right - Ginger Raines, Stacy Jo Williams. Keri Hunter, Carrie Mar- shall, Sheri Hender- son, Troy Gerlt, Tim Petty