Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

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'T I—I E A O O l J L- j ■ ■ ■ ■ n.-l- « ■ ■ ■■■ | |---1-------- Louis Harris Boss Track We wonder where he got that cognomen. Nathalie Bolton Nat Dramatic Club Glee Club Keel Peppers J. B. E. K. Club “A genius at ivory tickling” Eugene McConachie Gene Football Basketball Dramatic Club Phi Betta Keys Look at him and draw your tram conclusions.” Doris Thornbrough Basketball Red Peppers J. B. E. K. Club Once known, never forgotten.” Otto Tanner Of Otto—-pronounced as in motto so cease argu- ing about it.” Ardell Himmelspoch Hirnmel” Absolutely gold-dig- ger proof and if yon don’t believe it ask him.” Leo Trapp Louie Football Phi Betta Keys usually get there even if several hours late. Elizabeth Finney Lizzie Dramatic Club Tennis Club J. B. E. K. Club Glee Club Red Peppers Dominate me, big boy, dominate me.” Millard Martensen Buttermilk If you want to laugh, just listen to Millard. Opal Allen Glee Club Red Peppers J. B. E. K. Club As silent as the Sphinx.”

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nr w e A O O VJ E Harry Osman Buddy” Dramatic Club The latest in f or matior, on where to wear club fins, CORNETTA Himmelspoch Corky” Red Peppers Basketball J. B. E. K. Club Glee Club Tennis Club “Her heart, like the moon, is forarer chang- ing—but there is al- ways a man in it.” Johnny Wardlow Brandy” Football Phi Betta Keys “Just across the isle— oh, la la!” Bertha Lee Bert” Basketball J. B. E. K. Club “Foil070 must, I cannot go before.” Donald Miller Don” Football Phi Betta Keys “! dare do all that be- comes a man.” Virginia Finney Ginny” Red Peppers “A maiden with demurest ways.” Alford Brazeal Basketball “He likes the femmes but is too bashful to tell ’em.” Bessie Campbell Bess” Class Vice President 'Tennis Club J. B. E. K. Club “A light heart Hires long.” Belvery Roberts Beverly” Football Basketball Mogul Staff Phi Betta Keys “Maggie and —” Clayton Schultz Schubble” Football Basketball Phi Betta Keys Motto—“Keef the girls smiling.” — 26 —

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nr 1—4 e W O G LJ L Junior Class Poem Come my children, and you shall hear, A story told of the Juniors this year. First, comes Opal so smart and neat, Then comes Nathalie with her large feet. Bessie with her eyes of green, Then Virginia with hair that gleams. Next is Elizabeth rather slender and tall, And then Doris who is not very small. Gwendolyn who sometimes stutters, Next is Cor nett a with a heart that flutters, Bertha who is rather fair, Then Mardell with her light brotvn hair. Of the girls, Gladys is the last. When playing basketball she runs very fast. Next is the boys who are jolly and gay, Alford is the flirt of the day. Then Cletus who studies rather than play, Then there is Louis whose eyes are gray. Next, is Ardell who is deeply in love, He thinks Pauline is from heaven above. Then Otto and Leo with their wavy hair. Love very dearly to go to a fair, Jessie and Millard who are very small, Then Eugene who is very tall. Next is Clayton and Belvery who like to eat, But hate to see their team get beat. Wayne and Flarry who enjoy life, But won’t be contented until they get a wife. And there is Johnnie who has a Senior friend, And his love for her will make this poem end. a . l 9 2 9