Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

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vT was four years ago last September when we came into the Chaffee High School, twenty-five happy, care tree Freshies. We scarcely knew what to do as we stood before the assembled body of higher students who laughed at our lack of courage. During our first year we outgrew our shyness, and greenness, that characterizes Freshmen and did not have to succumb to the tortures of the upper classmen. We entered in our second year of school as Sophisticated Sophomores, but with the loss of ten members: six, through matrimony and four through quest of' fortune, and with the addition of five there were twenty members. During this year we rolled through the tunnels of Caesar and Science, and rounded the dark and perilous curves of Geometry and Medeival History, but we saw the bright lights of the Junior year welcoming us. And with the loss of seven and the gain of one member, we rolled safely into our Junior year. We started this year with fourteen students who were precise and willing to work. After drifting this year over Junior Sea with “EV’ and very little worry, we were ready for the last year. During our fourth year we added four to the number of our class. And we were enabled by our knowledge and past experience to make fair progress, and now we have completed our very enjoyable journey. The billows of examina- tion questions have at times almost overwhelmed us, but we have not faced any gale which we were unable to overcome. During our four years in C. Hi. S. we have gained much knowledge and ex- perience which will be useful to us in our future years. Now our voyage of high school is at an end, but the voyage of real life has pist begun. CHAFFE E IT 1 G II S C II O O T. Page 16

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ELEANOR WEST DumDell'' Dramatic Club K. K. K. Basketball Track She babbles on forever.' JOSEPHINE CULL1EK—“Jo Dramatic Ciuo Glee Club K. K. K. “As a painter she has Raphael beaten. LYMAN FOI LK Major Mogul Staff Yeller Dawgs Orchestra. Dramatic Club “Little but Loud. VINITA (’AM PR ELL—“Ted K. K. K. Basketbal I “She slings a wicked basketball.’’ B E RT STKOUD— “ Her t i e” Yeller Dawgs Football “Our old shoe cobbler C H A F F K E HIGH SCHOOL Page If)

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Senior Will K, the Seniors of Chaffee High School, of Chaffee, Missouri, of Scott County, of t inted States of America, being sound of mind, on this thirteenth day of May in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and twenty-seven, make our last will and testament. We give, devise and bequeath our property, real and personal, as follows: I, Minnie Allen, do bequeath m,y love of debating to Iola Witt. I, Edna Burton, do leave my privilege of being substitute teacher to Harry Velvick. I, Vinita Campbell, give my ability to play basketball to Metta Sari us. I, Josephine Collier, leave to the gang, Opal, Mary, Elizabeth, Morence, Anna and Ethel Mae, my best wishes and friendship. I. Mary Elizabeth, do bequeath to Norma Duggar a few inches. I, Opal Freeman, do leave my ability to fall in love to Wilma Greene. I, Glynn Fowler, give to Henry Washburn my affection for studying. I, Juanita Grace, do leave my slenderness and grace to Leona Patterson. I, Juanita Harrell, do leave my good luck in getting married to Charles Bolton. I, Opal Hipes, do bequeath my pleasant nature and pleasing way of stating things to Ethel Mae Robinson. 1, Bernice Horstman, do leave my giggles to Dorothy Dunn. 1, Johnnye Cox, do bequeath my ability to sing to Fonnie, Henry, Harry and Rodney so they can have their quartette. I, Roy McConachie, do leave some of my Irish wit, arguments, and knowledge of ? ? ? ? I, Cordelia McGuire, bequeath my taking ways with the boys to Ethel Horn. I, Ray Roney, do leave my athletic ability to Leland Whitaker. I, Burt Stroud, do bequeath a year of my high school life to any one who needs it. I, Max Thornbrugh, do leave my sunny smile and rosy cheeks to Fonnie Blaylock. I, Eleanor West, do bequeath my gift of gab to Hazel Ervin. I, Lyman Foidk, do leave my power of leadership to Elgin Stausing. We, the entire Senior class, do bequeath our privileges, such as: chewing gum, leaving study hall when we see fit, walking halls, playing hide-a.nd- seek with the faculty on the stairs and in the basement, taking down the Junior flag, and doing as we please (when the teachers are not looking) to the Junior class of nineteen hundred and twenty eight. In witness whereof, we have signed, sealed, published and declared this instrument as our will. Kathleen Slagle 1 Charles Bolton J Minnie Allan Edna Burton Vinita Campbell Josephine Collier Mary Elizabeth LaGrange Opal Freeman WITNESSES: { Florence Packwood Frances Renoe Roy McConachie Bernice Horstman Johnnye Cox Glynn Fowler Juanita Grace Opal Hipes Juanita Reser Cordelia McGuire Ray Roney Pert Stroud Max Thornbrugh Eleanor West Lyman Foillk C II A F F E E HIGH S C H 0 O I Page 17