Time-traveling back to 2009, 10 years ago, MORP couples pose together, smiling, as recorded by former newspaper staff members Taylor Meyers and Ember Patterson. From top left to bottom right, couples Bennett Pickar and Shila Branch, Josue Cruz and Megan Monson,  Cory Dyer and Kelsey Nelson and Garrett Kyne and Brianna Bedan embrace each another, grinning in traditional matching T-shirts.

Taking a step back 15 years ago to 2004, former students Amanda Deifik, John Price, Emily Griffith and Tiffany Jay give a brief explanation of their plans for MORP and why they have those plans. Senior Deifik said that she was going to a Switchfoot concert instead of MORP while Jay said that it would be a “good time” and it was her “last casual dance and last MORP.” Junior Griffith said she planned to go, saying that it is “a bunch of fun, and there’s only a couple times you get to see all your friends in the same room.” Price, a freshman, said, “I’m going. I have a date and I’m happy.”

Going back to 1978, 40 years ago, girls asked guys to the Sadie Hawkins dance. Students dressed up in an assortment of country gear, Troy Hause and Ines Rauen as Little Abner and Daisey Mae.