Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

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I Marvin Anccll wills all his girl friends to Franklin Carroll and Webster Griffin. Fred Bisplinghoff wills Pat Speers one foot of his height:. James Eastwood wills his ability to act silly around girls to Charles Schoeley, Billy Mac Crass wills Delores Wahl to Bob Lewallen. Harold Freeman wills his love of music to J. T. Spencer. Jeff King wills his ear wiggling ability to Wilma Littlepage. Bill Lee wishes to leave Bette Hart in the care of Russell Frederick. G. W. Lohnes wills his ability to write notes to George Campbell. Wallace Mills wills his influence with Mr. Clark to Simon Htioy. Gene Peer wills his way with the girls to William Eldridge-. Herbert Scheetz wills his love of western novels to Donna Dean Hamby. Dennis Slinkard wills his beautiful hair to Dick Turner. James Stone wills his studying ability to Marjorie Johnson. Franklin Stroud wills his drum playing ability to Ralph Walker. John Thomas wills his position as editor-in- chief to Bob Slinkard. Kenneth White wills his ability to play basket- ball to Myron Yo int. Frank Enderlo wills his love for bookkeeping to Charles Schultz. Juniors--we hope you’re well sup- plied! Seniors

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V 's SENIOR PROPHECY December 26, 1952, was a big day for the Ai»n- ni of the Chaffee High School. The class of ’42 was to be present in all its glory. As the tine neared the hour of nine, the first strains of lovely music drifted to our ears. Coaild we believe our eyes? Yes, that was Bill Crass and his Crazy Cats giving out on Auld Lang Syne. And setting' it to swing was that lovely voice of Betti Lee, formerly Betty Jo Green, who still stuns the public every day over NBC. Members of the orchestra included that famous drummer, Franklin Stroud; Dennis Slinkard, and his sax; and, of course, Bill Crass and his trum- pet. Vonda King, who has been associated with Car- men Miranda in Hollywood for the past three years, offered her version of the Samba ', that new' dance that has set all New York acraze. Her former husband, Jeff King, is president of the Kroger Chain Store, Enough for the orchestra. Let's take a look at the dancers. There's Mrs. Van Smith Lohnes, much di vorced wife of Dr. George Lohnes. We always wondered in high school if Louise Davis and Dub Lohnes would reach the altar. There's Marcia Clark, who also has a radio program. Over the air she’s known as the Lullaby Lady and is greatly loved by kiddies the world over. Sounds of conversation drift to us. This from Annette Valerius, who is now the wife of Capt. Don Evans. Doesn't Maxine's frock resemble that Dart model wo saw in Paris last week, Vera? YNeedless to say they were speaking of Maxine Alsobrook, that world-renowned fashion designer, and the Vera I mentioned is now Mrs. Charles D. Johnson. Her hus- band is stationed on the Pacific coast, Herbert jcheetz is now an army captain, also stationed on the coast. Let’s drift back to see what's happening on the platform. Yes, that is Fred Bisplinghoff, president 3f the Alumni Association, Who is preparing to orate. Ie now introduces Gov, Janes Stone of Missouri. We always knew j ou had a legal mind Janes. zZZEIZ-