Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1946 volume:

The Mogul Chaffee High School CHAFFEE, MISSOURI 1946 Staff Editors Lucille Rosenquist Mary Etta Crader Business Managers Ramona Slaughter Marvin Pratt Advertising Managers Charles Wahl Eugene Stubbs Betty Burnett Peggy Wilkinson Art Editors Gwen Lee Blocker Georgia Sue Huff Thomas Earl Burks Literary Editors Mildred Grossheider Bonnie Stidham Sport Editors Berta Lee Howard Joe Perry Rice Feature Editors Patsy Peer Ella Culbertson Allen Craven Virginia Roney Class Editors Burl Hooker Carol White Mavis Carter June Schultz Dedication to Mr, Fred Lewallen In grateful appreciation of his wise counsel, his true friendship to every student, and his deep interest in the general welfare of every student in Chaffee High, the Mogul Staff proudly dedicates this Mogul of 1946. — 3 — Administration -5 — ADMINISTRATION FRED LEW ALLEN Superintendent of Schools June Finley C. Rosenquist C. Stubbs P. Krueger R. Stephens B. Ancell J. W. Heeb E. Castleman — 6 — ADMINISTRATION MILDRED STUBBS Grade School Principal ALMA KELLER First Grade STELLA SHILL Second Grade OPAL ALLEN Fourth Grade MRS. MAY SINGLETON Fifth Grade IOLA WITT First Grade CARRIE JEANNETTE HUNTER Second Third Grades KATHERINE FULENWIDER Fourth Grade MRS. MARIE L. WYRICK Sixth Grade ADMINISTRATION ZETA DUNN High School Principal MRS. HAZEL HAMPTON Commerce GERALDINE McLANE Home Economics MRS. GENEVA PUNCH Science FRANCINE SCOTT English MRS. RUTH BLOCKER Junior High School Eighth Grade Sponsor CHARLES GODDARD Mathematics OSCAR T. HONEY Band WINNIE W. OZEE Social Science EDWIN SANDER Manual Arts CLARENCE G. WESSEL Physical Ed Coach MRS. FRED LEW ALLEN Junior High School Seventh Grade Sponsor — 8 — Manual Arts Building Gymnasium — 10 — Seniors — ii — SENIORS MARY ETTA CRADER PRESIDENT In friendliness she can't be beat. Mogul Staff Black Key Red Peppers BURL HOOKER VICE-PRESIDENT A friend to all. Mogul Staff BERTA LEE HOWARD SECRETARY A Senior loyal and true. Mogul Staff Devil’s Tales Black Key Red Peppers THOMAS EARL BURKS TREASURER Most Handsome Boy Mogul Staff Football MILDRED GROSSHEIDER REPORTER Prim and nice and quite precise. Mogul Staff Red Peppers Glee Club The Senior Class, with twenty-four members, began the year under the leadership of Miss Dunn and Mrs. Ozee. Virginia Roney was the class queen candidate for the Cotton Carnival. The Class was made proud to the bursting point when Betty Burnett was chosen Halloween Queen. Georgia Smith was the candidate f o r Valentine Queen and won. It is an es- tablished custom that a Sen- ior girl be chosen Mogul Queen. Berta Lee Howard was successful in gaining this honor. The Class sailed through the year under the colors of blue and white and under the motto, Out of the quiet harbor; into the billowy sea. A skating party, the spon- soring of the Valentine Dance, a chili supper, the presentation of a Senior play, and a sandwich sale were enjoyable activities of ihe year. The Senior girls also won the girl's division of the intra- mural basketball game. -12 — SENIORS GWEN LEE BLOCKER She has an eye for those baskets Mogul Staff Devil's Tales Red Peppers Twirler BETTY JANE BURNETT Sunny and winsome. Mogul Staff Devil's Tales Black Key Red Peppers GLENN FAULKNER When I return — ???' U. S. Navy GEORGIA SUE HUFF Piano or easel? Mogul Staff Devil's Tales Black Key Red Peppers MARY LOU KIELHOFNER As silent as the night. MARVIN MIRLY Believes in being heard. Devil’s Tales Black Key Band Basketball CHARLES CRUMBAUGH Built for endurance — not for speed. U. S. Army BONNIE HALBERT Oh knowledge, where art thou? MABEL JAMES Quiet but gay. Devil's Tales. BILLY JOE MILLS Answer to a maiden's prayer.' KEITH MOORE He toots his own horn — (Chevrolet) Black Key — 13 — SENIORS VIRGINIA RONEY What a smile — dimples!' Mogul Staff Devils Tales Red Peppers LUCILLE ROSENQUIST I dare do all that becomes a navy. Mogul Staff Devil's Tales Black Key Red Peppers RAMONA SLAUGHTER Once known never forgotten Mogul Staff Devil's Tales Black Key Red Peppers GEORGIA SMITH Never dodges work Devil's Tales VIRGIL TURNER A ’standin' for Harry James. Black Key Band LAURA WALKER Nice and witty. EVERETT SEBOLDT In basketball he struts his stuff. Devil's Tales Basketball LOREN SLINKARD The human skyscraper.' Devil's Tales BONNIE STIDHAM Robert and I — Mogul Staff Devil's Tales CHARLES WAHL Full of mischief but wise. Mogul Staff Devil's Tales PEGGY WILKINSON Precious things are often small. Mogul Staff Red Peppers — 14 — Juniors — 15 — JUNIORS MARTHA JANE WILLIAMS PRESIDENT 'There's no mistaking the sterling qualities found in Chaffee High. Black Key Red Peppers Glee Club Band CARL V. NELSON VICE-PRESIDENT Great men usually have great confidence. Football JIMMIE McCUNE SECRETARY The Van fohnson of Chaffee High. Black Key Football Basketball Baseball CAROL WHITE TREASURER A top-notcher. Mogul Staff Red Peppers Glee Club PATSY FINLEY REPORTER Far superior to the average in giggles. Black Key Red Peppers Glee Club One of the busiest classes in school, the Junior Class, fulfilled all expectations un- der the guidance of Miss Mc- Lane and Mrs. Hampton this year. Queen candidates were: for Halloween, Patsy Peer; for Cotton Carnival, Patsy Finley; and for Valentine Queen, Madiine Bess. Class activities cf the year were: the sponsoring of a Thanksgiving Dance, a Christmas party, several skating parties, and taking part in the intramurals in which the Junior boys came out as champions. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, the result of all the hard work of the Juniors, was held May 9, and was a defi- nite success. A Southern Plantation Party theme was used with a color scheme of blue and white. — 16 — JUNIORS BETTY ALL WOOD Has assets of outstanding value. MADLINE BESS Going up, not down. Glee Club DOLORES BROCKMIRE Even if the world is small you can have a big time in it. Red Peppers Glee Club EZRA HARREL He doesn't believe in studying; he never has a worry or a care. Black Key Red Peppers Football Baseball C. J. HINDMAN Has a wonderful way of going. Football LILLY HOUSEMAN Moves along with the world. Glee Club EUGENE BILER Above the average — he has size and weight plus good man- ners. ELLA CULBERTSON Full of vigor and going strong. Mogul Staff Red Peppers Glee Club ROBERT HICKSON An even disposition; the best pilot on the sea of life. Basketball Baseball S. T. HOLLAND He takes long steps to save his shoes. DORRIS HUEY A winner never quits. Football Basketball Baseball — 17 — JUNIORS ROBERT JAMES The sky's the limit. Band LUCILLE KELLER Of quiet ways Red Peppers PATSY PEER For jolliness she has no equal. Mogul Staff Twirlers Red Peppers BOB REDFERN Never without a word to say. Black Key Red Peppers Baseball JACQUELINE SHELL A truly admirable personality. Glee Club MARGIE SOUDERS Winning with soft words. Red Peppers Glee Club ANN JOHNSON The professional giggle-box of Chaffee High. Red Peppers Glee Club Tv irler BOB MILLER He has a way with the girls.' Football Basketball Baseball ERLINE PROCTOR Everyone can be good-natured. Glee Club CHARLINE SEYER You can't always tell about si- lent people. Future Homemakers of America Club KATHRYN SLINKARD Vim, vigor, and vitality in per- son. Red Peppers Glee Club ERLINE WHITESELL Silence is golden. Red Peppers Glee Club — 18 — — 61 — sajoiuoqdo SOPHOMORES JAMES BAERT MARGARET BAERT CHARLES BAGBEY WILMA JEAN BENTLEY JOANN BILER CAROLYN BURNETT MAVIS CARTER DONALD CASEBOLDT DORIS CORLIES ALLEN CRAVEN JOYCE DOBBS BOBBY DOHOGNE MARIE FELDON GERALD FISH MELBA JEAN FOWLER EVA ALMA GROOMS ELEANOR GROSSHEIDER MARJORIE GROSSHEIDER AVIS JEAN HANNA ROBERT HANNA KENNETH HINDMAN HURSHEL HOLMES BEATRICE HOUSEMAN COLLEEN KINCADE CHARLES LANE — 20 SOPHOMORES ROSEMARY LITTLEFAGE GLORIA MATTHEWS BURL MAYFIELD HAROLD McCORMICK FRANCES MITCHELL INEZ MILLER DOLORES MILLS DORIS MILLS RAYMOND NOBLE BETTIE POTTS AUDREY REVELLE BILL RHODES JOE PERRY RICE RICHARD RICHBOURG CARL SCHLITT MARY FRANCES SCHOEN ELMA JUNE SCOTT MARCUS SEYER HAVERN SHELTON JUDITH STATLER EUGENE STUBBS JANICE THORNTON CHARLES VICKERY BOBBY WACHTER CHARLES WALKER -21- SOPHOMORE CLASS A class of fifty-four happy Sophomores brightened Chaffee High this year. The class had Miss Scott and Mr. Sanders as their sponsors. Initiation of the Freshman Class in September was enjoyed very much since it was a mild form of revenge for their own initiation last' year. Class officers elected were: President, Allen Craven; vice- president, Robert Hanna; Secretary and treasurer, Janice Thorn- ton; and Reporter, Mavis Carter. Queen candidates during the year were: Cotton Carnival, Janice Thornton; Halloween, June Scott; and Valentine, Marie Feldon. A number of skating parties, a party given the class by the Freshmen, and a Christmas party lessened the monotony of school life for this lively class of Sophomores. — 22 — Freshmen — 23 — FRESHMEN MARCELLA ALVEY RICHARD BAILEY BILLY RAY BISPLINGHOFF HAZEL BROCK LAWANDA BROWN MILDRED CRUMBAUGH CLIFFORD CRUMP RALPH DRISSELL IUAVATA EAKER PATSY GLENCY CECIL HARRIS WYLIE HELTIBRAND CECILIA HALTER MARILYN HINKLE ROBERT HILL DENNIS HUEY MARJORIE JAMES LEROY JIRIK SHIRLEY JONES OTIS KELLER JIMMIE KINNISON NADINE LAWSON — 24 — FRESHMEN BETTY MARGRABE LEEADA MIER LEEVADA MIER MARY HELEN MONROE MAXINE MONROE HAROLD NELSON MARVIN PRATT BILLY DON RUSHING HARRELL RUSHING FRANK RUSSELL KATHLEEN SATER DON SHEELEY IMOGEAN SHELL NORMA JEAN TOTTY JUNE SCHULTZ MILFORD SIMPSON BETTY WILHELM FREDDY THORNE BETTY WARNER MAXINE SHELL PEGGY SMITH LINDEL MANSKER 25 — FRESHMAN CLASS A class of forty-six boys and girls began their high school education as freshmen in September with Mrs. Punch as sponsor. Officers elected by the class were: President, Maxine Shell; Vice-president, LeRoy Jirik; Secretary and Treasurer, LaWanda Brown; Class Reporter, Marvin Pratt; and Sergeant-at-Arms, Ralph Drissell. The Freshmen willingly suffered the pains of initiation and the majority of the class thought it was a lot of fun. LaWanda Brown, a Freshman, was selected from a group of candidates from high school classes to represent our school at the Cotton Carnival. Nadine Lawson was class queen for Halloween, and Shirley Jones was the Freshman selection for Valentine Queen. The class enjoyed giving the Sophomores a skating party and also enjoyed the exchange of gifts at Christmas. -26- Grades — 27 — EIGHTH GRADE The eighth grade, twenty-nine boys and twenty-cne girls, was sponsored by Mrs. Blocker. Officers of the class were: President, Powell Keeney; Vice-President, Doris Hawkins; Secretary, Larry Lumsden; Treasurer, J. F. Depp; and Reporter, Billy Surman. The class had a Halloween party and their candidate for Halloween Queen, Doris Hawkins, was chosen Junior High Halloween Queen. A Christmas party with the seventh grade was enjoyed. The boys and girls of the class were very active in basketball intra- murals and in band. Closing exercises of the year were the presentation of an operetta The Bandwagon and graduation exercises May 16. — 28 — SEVENTH GRADE A brand-new group of twenty-seven girls and thirty-two boys came to Chaffee High this year as members of the seventh grade. Mrs. Lewallen was their sponsor. Officers of the class were: President, Georgia Golightly; Vice-President, Peggy Shell; Secretary, Phyllis Hubbard; and Treasurer, Billy Kimes. Georgia Golightly was the cfcmdidate for Halloween Queen. Special activities enjoyed by the class were a Christmas party, a skat- ing party, a Valentine party, a St. Patrick's Day party, and a spring picnic. The class showed service to others through their contributions to the Junior Red Cross and the March of Dimes. -29 — FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE — 32 — Personalities — 33 — MISS STELLA SHILL For twenty-four years Miss Shill has served as an inspiration for so many boys and girls of Chaffee. Miss Shill was born in Omaha, Nebraska and her first teaching po- sition was as music instructor in that city. She came to Chaffee from Spring- dale, Arkansas in the fall of 1922 and was to teach the third grade. A change of plans made her the second grade teacher which met with her approval, for Miss Shill says the second grade is her special pick. The past winter was only the second time Miss Shill was forced to miss school because of illness. This makes a remarkable record for her. On February 11, Miss Shill was honored by the P. T. A. She says that she never was so thrilled, because so many of her former pupils were present. Miss Shill has devoted her life to teaching and training boys and girls. The results of her influence in character formation may be clearly seen in many boys and girls. — 34 — CITIZENS OF MONTH Candidates for the best citizen's award for each month are nominated by the classes and from these nominees the faculty selects the best citizen. Courteousness, dependability, honesty, punctuality, and many other high qualities enter into the final selection which is a difficult task. Those students who have succeeded in gaining this award are: Burl Hooker, Jacqueline Shell, Freddy Thorn, Carl Schlitt, Mabel James, Janice Thornton, Donnie Sheeley, Phyllis Hubbard, and Dimple Pirtle. Congratulations to these students. MARVIN PRATT Marvin Pratt is one of the busiest boys in school, but he bears up very well under his work and always comes through with a smile. He is much admired because he fits in so well with younger boys and girls and because he had the courage to come back to high school after Army service. He proved to be an ex- cellent salesman for the Mogul and a wonder- ful pep leader. JIMMY McCTJNE Jimmy McCune is that much talked about, handsome, athletic Junior boy. In basketball and football Jim really shines. He is fun-lov- ing and has a winning way with everyone. Oh! Yes, he does take some things seriously books? As a member of Black Key he is often mistaken for Van Johnson. JOE PERRY RICE Joe Perry Rice is one of the small but mighty members of the student body. Joe is a good sport which was shown in football and basket- ball games. This sincere Sophomore has high ambitions, but don't get him wrong, he likes fun just as much as anyone. MARTHA JANE WILLIAMS Martha Jane Williams is so very active in school activities that it is amazing how she manages everything. Cheerfulness, courteous- ness, and friendliness all go toward making Martha Jane's personality the splendid thing it is. Yet, with all these fine qualities she is so modest which is just another reason why she is so well liked. MAVIS CARTER Mavis Carter is known in Chaffee High for her leadership in the Home Economics Club. She serves as club president and her new ideas and the willingness to work help make the club a success. Courteousness seems to be her motto. FRANK RUSSEL Frank Russell, although only a Freshman this year, has already made his mark in Chaffee as an outstanding member of the up and coming band. During the year he played the trumpet in quartet numbers by members of the band which were presented before various organizations. Frank seems to have a mysterious kind of wit and humor that amuses all his friends. — 36 — MARY ETTA CRADER Mary Etta Crader seems to be a natural born leader. She serves as Senior Class president and one of the editors of the Mogul. Along with these two important tasks, Mary Etta is one of the pep leaders. This popular girl has no trouble in making friends, for friendliness seems as natural to Mary Etta as sleeping. BETTY BURNETT Betty Burnett is as full of pep and as jolly as anyone anywhere. Betty is one of the pep leaders and does a lot to make the Red Peppers really yell out. This happy Senior is hard-working as was found out during the sale of advertisements for the Mogul and by her work in Black Key. LUCILLE ROSENQUIST Lucille Rosenquist possesses a very, very sunny disposition. Everyone in Chaffee High knows how patient, fun-loving, and depend- able Lucille really is. As one of the editors of the Mogul she has done an excellent piece of work. As a pep leader Lucille is a shin- ing example of Chaffee's enthusiastic attitude to all things, work or play. ALLEN CRAVEN Allen Craven is one of the few quiet, shy people found in Chaffee High's student body. Serious, courteous, dependable, polite, and friendly are all adjectives that may be used to describe Allen's fine character. His inter- ests vary from the serious study of school-work to band and Black Key. CAROL WHITE Carol White, even though she is small in stature, is mighty in mental abilities. Quiet, a little shy, soft-spoken, and dependable is this busy Junior girl. Yes, even though Carol seems quiet and shy, she gets her work com- pleted in tip-top shape with time left over for fun. MILDRED GROSSHEIDER Mildred Grossheider is the Senior girl that is capable and willing to fit into any place that she is needed. She's a splendid musician, both vocal and piano — not a bad Math teacher and children in all grades admire her as a teacher. Mildred has a pleasing personality and is always friendly. No doubt she has the traits that will help her to be a successful Social Worker. . — 37 — Queens Lawanda Brown Cotton Carnival Betty Jane Burnett Halloween Georgia Smith Valentine -38- Mogul Queen — 39 — mu iii ■u in I- Organizations — 47 — MOGUL STAFF LUCILLE ROSENOUIST MARY ETTA CRADER RAMONA SLAUGHTER MARVIN PRATT CHARLES WAHL EUGENE STUBBS BETTY BURNETT PEGGY WILKINSON GWEN LEE BLOCKER GEORGIA SUE HUFF. THOMAS EARL BURKS MILDRED GROSSHEIDER BONNIE STIDHAM BERTA LEE HOWARD JOE PERRY RICE PATSY PEER ELLA CULBERTSON ALLEN CRAVEN VIRGINIA RONEY BURL HOOKER CAROL WHITE MAVIS CARTER JUNE SCHULTZ — 48 BLACK KEY DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Georgia Sue Huff — President Ezra Harrel — Vice-President Joe Perry Rice — Secretary-Treasurer Lucille Rosenquist — Reporter The Black Key Dramatic Club, sponsored by Miss Scott, initiated four- teen new members into the club October 5th, bringing the total number in the club to twenty-four. The new members were given a picnic by the veterans of the club. The club presented a skit for Halloween, a Christmas program for P. T. A. and a play in March. — 49 — The Devil's Tales was the name chosen for our school paper for the year of 1945-46. It is a monthly edition published by the Second-year Typing Class. Editor___________Berta Lee Howard Asst. Editor_____ Charles Wahl Business Mgr. Ramona Slaughter Business Mgr. Lucille Rosenquist News Editor ________Bonnie Stidham Prod. Editor ___ __ Loren Slinkard Prod. Editor__________Virginia Roney Adv. Editor__________Everett Seboldt Adv. Editor_________Mabel James Art Editor Gwen Lee Blocker Art Editor Georgia Sue Huff Sports Editor____ Marvin Mirly Joke Editor __ Georgia Smith Exchange Editor Betty Jane Burnett Sponsor _________ Mrs. Hampton — 50 — GLEE CLUB The Glee Club was organized at the beginning of the second semester with Mrs. Ozee as supervisor. The members, twenty-two sopranos and ten altos, chose the following as club officers: President, Martha lane Williams; Vice-President, June Schultz; Secretary, Patsy Finley; Treasurer, Nadine Lawson; Pianist, Ann Johnson; and Student Director, Marjorie Grossheider. Special music for the Rotary Club, the Kiwanis Club, and the American Legion Auxiliary was furnished by a group of five girls from the Glee Club. The year was highlighted by the participation in Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. — 51 BAND TWIRLERS r-f'iL—uii. - n aaMHHWMMMiiMMria •r i iMTininm jmmi BAND AND TWIRLERS With the return of Mr. Oscar T. Honey from Army service, the Chaffee High School Band again became a growing and spirit-lifting organization. The band is composed of forty-two members. Each member holds a membership card in the Southeast Missouri Band Association, which is an organization formed by the high school and municipal bands of Southeast Missouri. Their first band Concert was presented February 11 for F. T. A. The concert was dedicated to Miss Shill. The band played for home games and at a basketball game at Delta. During the year the cornet quartet and the brass quartet of the band presented musical numbers for special occasions. At the meeting of the Southeast Missouri Band Association at Kennett, the band presented a thirty minute concert. Patsy Peer served as Drum Major for the band and Ann Johnson and Gwen Blocker were Drum Majorettes. The eighteen twirlers, who work with the band, also were trained as a vocal ensemble. Bigger and better things will surely come next year frcm such a fast- rising band. -53 — FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America organized in the fall with fifty- five members and Miss McLane as sponsor. The purpose of the organization is to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The club is a member of the State and National Home Economics Clubs. Representatives were sent to Cape Girardeau for a District Conference. Officers elected by the members were: President, Mavis Carter; Vice- President, Janice Thornton; Secretary and Treasurer, Colleen Kincade; Report- er, Carolyn Burnett; Program Leader, Frances Mitchell; Song Leader, June Scott; and Pianist, Joyce Dobbs. Special features of the year were: the buffet luncheon in which foods characteristic of different countries were served, a Christmas party, a trip to Cape Girardeau, serving for the Valentine tea on Founder's Day, and for the District P. T. A. meeting. Both teas were served by the Sophomore girls. Sandwiches and hot dogs were sold during the year to make money for the club. — 54 — -55- r 7 — RICHBOURG C.J. HINDMAN K. HINDMAN 53 M« GUNE Co- CAPTAIN WESSELL COACH , '-Sh RICE Co-CAPTAIN HELTIBRAND VICKERY BURKS mm FOOTBALL The 1945-46 football season got under way with eighteen boys answer- ing the first call. Among these were ten lettermen from last years squad. They were Dorris Huey, Joe Perry Rice, Charles Vickery, Bob Miller, Jim Mc- Cune, Thomas Burks, Dick Richbourg, C. J. Hindman, Ezra Harrell, and Carl Nelson. The boys were as a whole comparatively light and inexperienced. Dorris Huey was the only player with more than one year's experience, and he was lost from the third game due to a collar bone fracture. Although in- experienced, the boys showed exceptional team spirit throughout the season. The coming year looks bright for Chaffee as only one man will be lost through graduation. The Games and Scores Chaffee__________________________ 0 Chaffee__________________________ 0 Chaffee__________________________ 2 Chaffee__________________________ 7 Chaffee__________________________13 Chaffee__________________________ 0 Chaffee__________________________21 Chaffee__________________________ 0 Chaffee__________________________ 0 Jackson____________________________46 Kennett ___________________________33 Caruthersville ___________________ 26 Perryville _______________________ 39 Dexter_____________________________26 Charleston ________________________33 Sikeston___________________________45 Hayti_____________________________ 14 East Prairie_______________________39 — 57 — BASKETBALL The Chaffee basketball team saw twenty-five beys out for practice and from this number seven were lettermen. Coach Wessel and his team worked very hard during the basketball season, winning several games. The games and scores were as follows: A. TEAM Chaffee . 29 East Prairie . _ _ 16 Chaffee _ . _ 28 Illmo _ _ _ _. . 22 Chaffee 21 Fornfelt ._ 30 Chaffee 12 Charleston 46 Chaffee 14 Sikeston 26 Chaffee 24 Oran _ 38 Chaffee 23' Benton _ 29 Chaffee 39 Fornfelt __ _ 13 Chaffee - 20 Delta ._ 23 Chaffee 22 Benton 30 Chaffee __ 28 Diehlstadt . 26 Chaffee - _ _ - 25 Oran _ 18 Chaffee 33 Illmo __ 26 Chaffee _ __ 27 Delta . _ 45 Chaffee 30 Charleston __ 52 TOURNAMENT GAMES Scott - Mississippi - Benton Chaffee 22 East Prairie 19 Chaffee .... 23 Sikeston 42 Sub-Regional — Jackson Chaffee _____ 21 Preps _ _ 38 — 58 — INTRAMURALS Senior Girls Stidham, Howard, Blocker, James, Crader, Roney, Burnette, Wilkinson Junior Boys Front Row — Hickson, McCune, Huey Back Row — Holland, James, Miller. — 59 — RED PEPPERS The Red Peppers of the Pep Squad did their share of yelling at foot- ball and basketball games. With Mrs. Ozee as sponsor and Betty Burnett, Mary Etta Crader, Marvin Pratt, Virginia Roney, and Lucille Rosenquist as pep leaders, the Red Peppers started sizzling on September 21st. Officers elected were: President, Berta Lee Howard; Vice-President, Peggy Wilkinson; Secretary, Phyllis Rhodes; and Treasurer, John Dale Heeb. The most outstanding feature of the year was the publication of a booklet of high school yells. This booklet proved to be a success financially. — 60 — We Make Your House A Home EXCELSIOR FURNITURE CO. 533 BROADWAY CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Compliments of — RIGDON'S LAUNDRY Dry Cleaning Rug Cleaning CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. September 3 — School opened. September 7 — Football season began. September 10 — P.T.A. Black Key Dramatic Club had first meeting. September 21 — Football game with Jackson, there. September 28 — Football game with Kennett, there. October 1 — Beginning of series of lectures by Rotary Club — Mr. Davidian. October 5 — Football game with Caruthersville, here. October 7 — Trip to Caruthersville to see President Truman. October 8 — P.T.A. Dr. A. M. McPherson — Rotary speaker. October 12 — Football game with Perry ville, there. October 13 — Cotton Carnival at Sikeston. October 15 — Dr. Younghill Kang — Rotary speaker. Paul Appliance Shop CROSLEY HOME APPLIANCES RADIO REPAIR 120 West Yoakum Phone 302 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Heeb's Service Station Quality Service Since 1932 GOOD YEAR TIRES SINCLAIR GAS AND OIL Main and Davidson Phone 212 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI — 61 — d est lAJij Led PATTON GARMENT COMPANY C. J. ROSENQUIST. President CHAFFEE, MISSOURI — 62 — Compliments of Ross Young Sons CLEANERS and CLOTHIERS 24 North Main Street Cape Girardeau, Missouri Compliments of — MITCHELL- SHARP CHEVROLET CO. SIKESTON SIKESTON, MISSOURI GROCER COMPANY Chevrolet Cars and Trucks, Buick Cars Firestone Tires SIKESTON, MISSOURI GENUINE PARTS AND SERVICE For Distinctive Cosmetics and UPCHURCH PAINT Perfumes, Visit AND WALLPAPER ST. CHARLES STORE — FOR — PHARMACY CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Paint, Wallpaper, Picture Framing 116 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 194 CAPE GIRARDEAU FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WHOLESALE Sikeston Fruit Market Serving the Merchants of Southeast Missouri PHONE 544 SIKESTON, MO. — 63 — Chaffee Floral Company Cut Flowers Gifts Potted Plants Table Decorations Funeral Designs and Wedding Bouquets October 19 — Football game with Dexter, here. October 22 — Dr. Seger, Rotary speaker. October 26 — Football game with Charleston, there. October 27 — Pappy Stewart and Donald Howard's Gang. October 31 — Halloween Carnival. November 2 — Football game with Sikeston, there. November 8 — State Teacher's Convention at St. Lcuis. November 9 — Football game with Hayti, here. November 12 — P.T.A. Program presented by the fourth and fifth grades. Na- tional Education Week began. November 14 — Visitor's Day. November 15 — Dr. Collins of the Teachers College, speaker fcr National Educa- 523 HELEN STREET PHONE 275 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI tion Week. Compliments of Harmon Radio and Furniture CHAFFEE, MO. PHONE 23 HAHN'S STANDARD SERVICE The Friendly Neighborhood Station For All Your Motoring Needs HENRY HAHN, Owner CHAFFEE, MO. Compliments of — DR. W. O. FINNEY CHAFFEE, MO. Physician — 64 — Compliments of — GAS — GAYLOR'S For Cooking — Heating — Water Heating—Refrigeration Shoes for All the Family NATIONAL Phone 850 104 N. Main St. GAS COMPANY CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. SIKESTON, MO. SIKESTON WOODS DAIRY TRACTOR AND SIKESTON, MO. IMPLEMENT CO. Homogenized Milk in SIKESTON, MO. Handy Square Bottles JOHN DEERE DEALER PHONE 535 Everything for Building REID'S ROOFING Compliments of — SIDING AND SCOTT COUNTY LUMBER CO. Phone 744 Highway 60, West MILLING COMPANY RALPH REID, Mgr. SIKESTON, MO. SIKESTON, MO. KEASLER MOTOR Compliments of — COMPANY IRVIN'S Highway 61, North Sikeston, Mo. Clothes for Young Men Pontiac Sales Service Mack Trucks CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. — 65 — ASK YOUR GROCER FOR APPLE BLOSSOM Meyer-Albert Grocer Co. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. DISTRIBUTORS HECHT'S 107 N. Main Street CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Smart Apparel for Young Women Featuring Leading Stylists and the Latest Styles ALL AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD Come In and See How Much You Can Save. L. H. LANDGRAF LUMBER CO. Retail West Independence and Louisiana Avenue CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. — 66 — Herff-Jones Company Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers D. W. BLAKENEY Phone 210 Dexter, Mo. November 16 — Football game with East Prairie, here. November 20 — Future Homemakers of America meet. November 21 — Thanksgiving Dance by Juniors. November 23 — Black Key Dramatic Club picnic. November 30 — Lyceum Number — Glen Morris. December 1 — Radio Group. December 3 — Educational Movie, Youth for the Kingdom . December 7 — Basketball game with fllmo, here. December 10 — P.T.A. Meeting. Drama Club Christmas Program. December 11 — Basketball game with Fornfelt, there. December 14 — Basketball game with Charleston, here. December 18 — Basketball game with Sikeston, here. Zenith Motorola RCA Stromberg-Carlson RADIOS BPS Paints and Varnishes Wallpaper and Plumbing Supplies ABC — EASY — THOR WASHING MACHINES SUEDEKLM SONS HARDWARE 120 Good Hope St. Cape Girardeau, Mo. J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 5-10-25 Cent Stores SO MUCH VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY AT NEWBERRY'S CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. — 67 — So the dla56 oj? 1946 Best Wishes and Congratulations on com- pletion of the job they have started not only as students but on the excellent work of gathering and compiling the events of the year in their Mogul. Sport Specia lty Shoe Co. CHAFFEE, MO. Lankford's Drug Store Prescriptions Accurately Compounded PHONE 20 CHAFFEE, MO. December 19 — Junior High Christmas Party. December 20 — Buckstein Dinner. December 21 — Christmas Vacation begins. Basketball game with Oran, there. December 26 — Alumni Dance. January 2 — Vacation ends. January 3 — Basketball game with Fornfelt, here. January 4 — Basketball game with Benton, there. January 7 — P.T.A. Intramural Basketball tournament began. January 8 — Queen Till the End , Misner Players. January 9 — Basketball game with Fornfelt, there. January 11 — Basketball game with Delta, here. Compliments of — SMITH'S RADIO AND APPLIANCE SHOP Admiral Radios Ranger Refrigerators Sales and Service Phone 165 122 E. Yoakum CHAFFEE, MO. CHAFFEE SIGNAL Established in 1910 Published Thursdays Read it for School News MARY E. MATTOCKS, Publisher RALPH MATTOCKS, Editor Compliments of — SLINKARD'S Shoes Shoe Repairing Dry Cleaning BUCHER'S GROCERIES MARKET We Appreciate Your Patronage 118 E. Yoakum Chaffee, Mo. Phone 33 A. Bucher, Mgr. — 69 — Compliments of CHAFFEE MANUFACTURING COMPANY CHAFFEE, MISSOURI OSCAR BUCKSTEIN, President — 70 — Entrance to Our Farm QUALITY LEGHORN FARM R. F. GROSSHEIDER, Owner Breeders of Large English Single Comb White Leghorns GORDONVILLE, MISSOURI We sold a man our Leghorn Chicks, in nineteen forty five He cared for them the best he could and kept them all alive His pullets laid when five months old, and never stopped a day They laid right on through snow and cold Yes! they are bred that way — our chicks sell fast The price is fair, just come on folks and get your share. Compliments of — DINNER BELL CAFE The Home of Good Food CHAFFEE, MO. Compliments of — CHAFFEE PLUMBING SHOP Phone 123 Chaffee, Mo. Compliments of — The Jewelry Gift Store CHAFFEE Since 1904 FOOD MARKET E. W. KASSEL Arthur Free, Mgr. JEWELER Phone 141 Chaffee, Mo. Cape Girardeau, Missouri — 71 — Chaffee Ice and Cold Storage Co. HIGH-GRADE COALS MANUFACTURERS OF RAW WATER ICE J. O. REYNOLDS, Mgr. CHAFFEE, MO. PHONE 122 January 14 — Mr. Charles Goddard added to the faculty. January 15 January 16 January 22 January 25 January 28 January 30 February 1 — Basketball game with Benton, here. — American Junior Red Cross drive began. — Basketball game with Oran, here. — Basketball game with Illmo, there. — Scott-Mississippi County Tournament, Chaffee vs. East Prairie. — Chaffee vs. Sikeston, tournament. — American Legion Oratorical Contest — Finals in Scott-Mississippi County Basketball Tournament. February 5 February 6 — Seventh grade skating party. — Mump epidemic began. Pictures made for the Mogul. COMPLIMENTS OF Horstman Theater FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE HOME OF FIRST RUN PICTURES CHAFFEE, MISSOURI TRAPP'S MARKET The Leading Market For QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED PHONE 5 LEO TRAPP, Mgr. — 72 — Compliments of Compliments of LEGRAND Mr. and Mrs. JEWELRY SHOP ARMON PEER CHAFFEE, MO. L. F. LeGRAND, Mgr. HOFFMEISTER'S BODY SHOP Compliments of — BUCKLEY'S GROCERY AND Wheels Balanced and MARKET Alligned — Glass Installed Fhone 109 Chaffee, Mo. Phone 83 Chaffee, Mo. R. L. BUCKLEY, Mgr. Compliments of — IDAN-HA HOTEL COFFEE SHOP and RAINBOW ROOM CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES WANTED — FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS If you have a high school education and can pass a medical exami- nation, there is a permanent position open for you with the Telephone Company. The work is interesting, the surroundings pleasant — your co-workers have been carefully selected. Starting pay is forty-two and a half cents per hour for 5 days or 40 hours per week with pay progression after first 6 months. Time and one-half is paid for Sunday and overtime and double time is paid on legal holidays. Addition- al differentials are paid for evening and night work. Vacaiions with pay after first 6 months. Sickness, disability and death benefits are paid after two years and pension is paid if you decide to make it your life work; all without payroll deductions. See the Chief Operator at Sikeston or Cape Girardeau. SOUTHEAST MISSOURI TELEPHONE CO. Compliments of — CARTER'S WALGREEN DRUG STORE CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. — 73 — Compliments of — FRED'S CAFE 38 North Main Street Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of — HOWARD-SWAN ATHLETIC GOODS COMPANY 900 Broadway, Cape Girardeau, Mo. February 7 — Senior girls and Junior boys win intramural tournament. February 8 — Basketball game with Delta, there. Mogul staff had first confer- ence at Missourian. February 11 — P.T.A. Founder's Day Tea, program by the bank. February 12 — Basketball game with Charleston, there. February 13 — Junior class rings arrived. February 14 — Valentine Dance by Seniors. February 15 — P.T.A. District Meeting. February 16 — Billie Wood's Cripple Creek Gang. February 19, 20, 21, 22 — Sub-regional Basketball Tournament at Jackson. March 1 — Mogul goes to press. March 4 — Baseball season opens. March 11 — P.T.A. with program by the first grade. Compliments of — Compliments of — CHAFFEE MACHINE AND WELDING PHILLIP'S SERVICE WORKS STATION H. R. CRIPPEN, Mgr. MONT L. PROFFIT, Mgr. 223 North Main Phone 204 Chaffee, Missouri Phone 153 Chaffee, Mo. Compliments of — Compliments of — CHAFFFF LUMBER COMPANY WESTERN AUTO Headquarters for All Kinds of Building Materials A. A. TOWNSEND, Mgr. ORAN, MO. — Phone 81 CHAFFEE, MO. — Phone 72 Phone 18 Chaffee, Mo. — 74 — STUBBS HARDWARE AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Day Phone — 15 Night Phones — 93 and 16 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Compliments of — Where there is beauty, we take it — LANG'S JEWELRY STORE Where there is none, we make it. KASSEL'S STUDIO 126 N. Main 124 N. Main St. Phone 574 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of — Compliments of — CARL C. SMITH LIMBAUGH AND Metropolitan Life Insurance Representative BLOCKER Barber Shop CHAFFEE, MO. Main Street Chaffee, Mo. SCHLUETER'S Compliments of — STUDIO RUST AND MARTIN Specializing in Bill-Fold Size Pictures Slipcovers, Draperies, Curtains 625 Broadway 615 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Cape Girardeau, Mo. — 75 — SAMUELS STORE Compliments of — FOR Women's and Misses' Coats, Suits and Dresses J. C. PENNEY CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Meet You Compliments of — at the ROUSSEL DEW DROP INN BEAUTY SHOPPE 111 N. Main St., Cape Girardeau, Mo. BERTHA ROUSSEL, Mgr. Phone 8 Chaffee, Mo. GLADISH WALKER FURNITURE CO. CITY CAB CO. 121 West Yoakum Phone 70 Complete Home Outfitters Chaffee, Mo. 633 Good Hope St., Cape Girardeau, Mo. OSHIL ROBERTS, Mgr. MODERN BEAUTY Travel By Bus Throughout Southeast Missouri SPECIAL RATES SHOP and CHARTER SERVICE SOUTHEAST Chaffee, Mo. Phone 41 MISSOURI BUS LINES LUCILLE HUFF, Operator Byrd Hotel, Chaffee 112-118 Spanish St., Cape Girardeau Phone 517 — 889 — 76 — When you need Furniture see ZIMMERMAN'S BARGAIN FURNITURE STORE New and Used Furniture Broadway and Main, Cape Girardeau, Missouri P G TIRE AND SUPPLY Electrical Supplies and Contracting TOM GOLD, Mgr. 421 Broadway Phone 221 Cape Girardeau, Mo. March 21 —Spring begins. April 2 — School election. April 8 — P.T.A. Fashion Show by the Home Economics Club. April 10 — Band Concert at Kennett. April 26 — Senior Play. May 9 — Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. May 10 — Hobo Day. May 12 — Baccalaureate. May 14 — Senior Class Night. May 16 — Eighth Grade Graduation. May 17 — Senior Graduation. Shop with Assurance at Bartel's Where Quality is Higher than Price COATS - DRESSES - HOSIERY - GLOVES LINGERIE - PIECE GOODS 77 — STROM S TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES 415 BROADWAY CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. F. F. BRAUN Real Estate and Insurance 825 Broadway, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Come to — THE NOVELTY SHOP You Will Find A Gift for any Occasion Phone 1227 815 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of — The Friendly Store MARINELLO-FINLEY ELLMANS BEAUTY SHOP Shop With Us and Save Idan-Ha Hotel Bldg. Phone 560 Comer of Main Themis Cape Girardeau, Mo. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Stop and See Us 24-Hour Service — Phone 469 Simpson Colonial Tavern We Serve Southeast Missouri's Finest Foods COFFEE SHOP — PHONE 152 BARNSDALL GAS and MOTOR OILS HI-WAY 61 AT BROADWAY CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. — 78 — AUTO LOANS ANY AMOUNT — ANY MAKE — ANY MODEL Just bring Car or Truck with Certificate of Title for Inspection. When buying a car or truck from individual or dealer let us furnish you with the money. We allow the longest terms at reasonable rates. MONEY IN 15 MINUTES ST. CLAIR LOAN CO. 420 BROADWAY Free Parking at rear of Building PHONE 750 bjoung asliiond at Bl, eir (Beit __dre _ nmt.’y ‘Ground at Buell s?ner A For Young Men For Young Women CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI YOUR BANK CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI A Word To Graduates The school doors are closing behind you. Ahead of you are other doors which you will have to open. We know you do not expect to open them easily. We invite you to use the facilities of this bank. It will be a pleasure to cooperate with you in any way we can. Congratulations upon your graduation, and best wishes for future success. Member of F. D. I. C. FIRST NATIONAL BANK CAFE GIRARDEAU, MO. Live Better for Less McNEELY'S KROGER STORE STANDARD SERVICE NO. 123 For Twenty Years Your Good Hope St., Standard Oil Cape Girardeau, Mo. Station VIRGIL PIXLEY, Mgr. Broadway and Harmony Sts., Cape Girardeau, Mo. OSTERLOH'S BOOK STORE SCHOOL SUPPLIES 123 N. Main, Cape Girardeau, Mo. — 80 — Wei'dman Waldron's NORTH END GROCERY PHONE 80 We Give Eagle Stamps 401 N. MAIN CHAFFEE, MO. VISIT THE RED DEVIL'S DEN — AT — SLAUGHTERS Sullivan Bros. Cleaners If Your Clothes are Worth Cleaning They Deserve The Best CHAFFEE — PHONE 224 CAPE GIRARDEAU — PHONE 496 THOMPSON CUT-RATE DRUGS Where Every Day Is Bargain Day C. L. THOMPSON, Mgr. 123 YOAKUM AVENUE CHAFFEE, MISSOURI — 81 — Compliments of — MISSOURI UTILITIES LIGHT and POWER PHONE 131 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Compliments of — Compliments of — COLLEGIATE CAP O. L. SPENCER AND GOWN CO. Judge of Probate Court CHAMPAIGN, ILL. BENTON, MO. Compliments of — NATION-WIDE STORE G. F. THOMAS GROCERIES. MEATS MEAT MARKET Freezer Fresh Ice Cream PHONE 100 CHAFFEE, MO. EARNEST LEE PAUL LYNCH NU-WAY CLEANERS Compliments of — CHAFFEE FROZEN CASH AND CARRY FOOD LOCKERS Quick Service Our Specialty Processing, Curing, and Rendering Storage of Meats, Fruits, and 1027 Broadway Cape Girardeau Phone 633 Vegetables PHONE 12 (f3e$t lAJidfied To All 1946 Graduates Our Public Schools make available to every boy and girl the fundamentals of a good education — the most valuable asset anyone can have. That will be particularly true in post war days when extreme- ly difficult problems must be met and solved if our country is to continue its forward progress. In con- gratulating 1946 graduates upon completion of their school courses, we also pay tribute to our splendid school system and to the sincere, conscientious teach- ers who labor faithfully to instill knowledge and the principles of good citizenship in the minds and hearts of our young folks. CHAFFEE, MO. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. — 83 — BOYCE IMPLEMENT REFRIGERATORS TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS GENUINE McCORMICK DEERING PARTS Good Year Tires All Truck Parts Auto-Lite Batteries SIKESTON, MO. PHONE 260 Ask Your Home-Owned Grocery Store for SILK FLOUR, GOLDEN DRIP COFFEE, GRAND PRIZE. TASTE- GOOD and RADIO FOOD PRODUCTS Distributed By McKNIGHT-KEATON GROCERY COMPANY SIKESTON, MO. PepAi Ccla HITS THE SPOT Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Malden MALDEN, MISSOURI P. N. KELLER INSURANCE AGENCY CHAFFEE, MO. — 84- Compliments of — BYRD HOTEL Phone 36 Chaffee, Mo. Saveway Oil Company TELEPHONE 114 Highest Quality Petroleum Products Goodyear Tires, Tubes and Batteries Complete Line of Accessories and Electrical Appliances Time Payments at your Convenience at no Extra Cost SAVE WITH SAVEWAY JL LAIR Our 48th Year in Southeast Missouri (Company HOME FURNISHINGS SIKESTON, MO. RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS Assembly of God Church of God Third and Helen Third and Wright Rev. Floyd Britton, minister Rev. A. Tripp, minister Baptist Lutheran Third and Parker Second and Gray Rev. W. L. Keeney, minister Rev. G. B. Seboldt, minister Catholic Methodist Third and Elliott Third and Parker Rev. W. Craig, minister Rev. R. Polhamus, minister Christian Order of Veiled Prophets Third and Davidson Helen Avenue Rev. L. J. Still, minister Rev. E. Benfield, minister — 85 — Costs no more than one poorly designed and printed. The difference be- tween good printing and poor printing is not in the price you pay but in the skill of the printer you choose. We have been producing school annuals for over twenty-five years. We have kept pace with the changing trends of printing style and feel that we can safely say that our work compares with the best — both quality and design. So if you have been thinking you were saving money by getting cheap printing, why not come to us and find out good printing costs the same. J- rocIucerS the 194-6 YVjogui MISSOURIAN PRINTING STATIONERY CO. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Printing — Lithographing Office Furniture and Supplies — 86 — Autographs — 87 — AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS — 91 — Ipprecia tion We, the Mogul Staff, wish to thank all who have helped to make this annual possible. Especially do we wish to thank the faculty for the guidance given and those who assisted in a financial way by the purchase of advertisements. May the debt we owe to our helpers be partially repaid by the enjoyment received from this Mogul. -92-