Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1950 volume:

The Mogul 19SU Published by the Students of ChaFFbh High School CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Present ... A . . . At the events of the 1949-50 school year. All things of interest we have tried to picture in the following pages of this book. We, the members of the staff, hope that this volume of the Mogul will prove to be for the students of Chaffee High School a memory book worthy of the experiences of this year and a reminder of the real spirit of the school and of the part which they played in fostering that spirit. $ — 2 — □Rilicatinn Her complete impartiality toward her students, her patience with every-day problems, and her cooperation with every phase of school life have won for her the respect and admiration of all her students and associates. Her keen sense of humor and congenial leadership have en- deared her not only to the student body but to social and religious groups as well. To express our gratitude to her, the Mogul Staff proudly dedicates the 1950 Mogul to Mrs. Winnie Ozee. — 4 — Staff Editors Phyllis Gnann Peggy Shell Business Managers Betty Castleman Ronnie Dudley Art Editors Sherry Haupt Von Haney Literary Editors Mary Montgomery Renda Hooker Sports Editors Powell Keeney Harold Halbert Class Editors Barbara Mantel Shirley Lee Helen Thornton Geraldine Hickson Feature Editors Bill Warner Donald Hurt Typists Winifred Summers Phyllis Rhodes Phyllis Hubbard Patsy Lee Halter Betty Davenport Advertising Managers Audrey • Grossheider Geraldine Holt Robert Seyer Johny Heeb Photography The Dysart Studio Sikeston, Mo. C. K. Henington Wolfe City, Texas Snapshots Chaffee Camera Club Printing Missourian Printing and Stationery Co. Cape Girardeau, Mo. — 9 — in ii; sr ii iei 11 |imi|:ir ijli;|| fiinpisna llm,l3S iYlanii.il Arts Hiiililinii Gradi; Srhuul 7 Hiiiml of Filiir.iilimi FRED LEWALLEN RUFUS HEEB DR. A. E. RIEHL CHARLES CUNNINGHAM FRED THORNTON MILTON GEHRS WILLIAM VICKERY CLYDE STUBBS RALPH STEPHENS — 8 — THE INSTRUCTOR FOUNDED IN 'S9I 8Y f A OWEN. AND PUBLISHED CONTINUOUSLY SJNCE THEN AT DANSVILLE. NY. BY THE COMPANY BEARING HIS NAME I) A I L A I D F O li E V E I Y Git A I) E UNION STATION, ST. LOUIS ERNEST FIENE Caariety, Srmfgs-I ttndtrcoari■ Barney. Inc., St. .ohm Facu Ity 1 ARMISTICE DAY Children ’ Book Week American Education Week THANKSGIVING Ip! Reprinted by permission cf The Instructor Magazine : . FRED LEW ALLEN Superintendent It affords me a great deal of pleasure to congratulate the 1950 Mogul Staff, for a task so well organized and worked out with so much harmony between all committees. Your work has reminded me that everything is according to the law of compensation which is immutable and can never be evaded or cheated. May I say to the students of Chaffee High, Whatsoever ye mete out shall be measured to you again . This has been proven in the lives of all men. Thus do we hold our lives and our destinies in our own hands. We can give our best to the world — our best in service, in love, in kindness and devotion, in honesty and faithful- ness, in inspiration and beauty, our best in all endeavors — and back to us will come unerringly the highest good, the greatest joy, the best that life can offer. — 10 — ZETA DUNN High School Principal It is with pride that I scan the pages of the 1950 Mogul for it portrays in picture and word the true spirit of the pupils of Chaffee High School. May you approach the tasks of life with the same interest, enthu- siam, willingness to serve and untir- ing efforts as you have shown in editing this book. tJ My thoughts are often with the High School Pupils as you continue through your classes. I am confident that in the future you will have many happy memories of your school days. My sincerest congratulations to the Seniors of 1949-50. — 11 — MRS. MILDRED YOCKEL Grade Principal Facility k' MRS. MARY HOPKINS English MRS. WINNIE OZEE Social Science CHARLES GODDARD Science OSCAR T. HONEY Band ERMA LEE HURT Voc. Heme Economics JT VOTA; RENCE WESSELL Manual Arts DWIGHT S. ALVIS Coach MRS. HAZEL HAMPTON Commerce — 12 — Grade Scliiiiil Faculty MRS. MAE SINGLETON First Grade MRS. NAOMIA D. SMITH Second Grade MABLE HUTSON Third and Fourth Grades MRS. PAUL JENKINS Fifth Grade MRS. IRENE BAILEY Sixth Grade MRS. JULIA TACKETT First Grade MRS. HUTSON GREEN Second Grade MRS. LUCY WILLIAMS Fourth Grade MRS. RUBY BLYZE Sixth Grade MRS. JACK BURNETT Music -13 — Aiitoqraphs — 14 --- Seniors CLASS OFFICERS President_____________________________________________________Joe Proctor Vice-President________________________________1___Phyllis Gnann Secretary-----------------------1_____________Winifred Summers Treasurer-------------------------------------Audrey Grossheider Reporter----------------------------------------------------Betty Camp Sponsor-------------------------------------Mr. Clarence Wessell Co-sponsor_______________________________________Mrs. Winnie Ozee c! Smiims BETTY CAMP Her giggle hath its charm Class Reporter F. H. A. Pep Leader Devils' Tales THOMAS CARLTON Take me for example — Baseball RAYMOND LEE BALLARD As handsome as a picture and a frame to go with it Football Varsity Club Baseball PONNIE JO BAKER She never broadcasts, she fust tunes in JOHN KENNETH BURNETT His cheery 'hello', starts the morning aglow Football Dramatic Club Basketball Baseball Varsity Club Red Peppers ROBERT DEAN DUMEY A small head with plenty of brains Baseball MAXINE FINCH Being agreeable and useful have their rewards F. H. A. . Red Peppers — 17 — FRANK COMPAS If ignorance were bliss Camera Club MILFRED CRUMBAUGH Ready, willing, and pblejj Band Basebal X NELLIE CULBERTSON p Silent, but very thoughful t PEGGY MAXINE DENTON Peg of our hearts, we love you' F. H. A. Pep Leader BILLY MACK DAUGHERTY RAY DO A boy with strong witf and quiet ways Dramatic Club Football Baseball Varsity Club Suiiims DWAIN GLENZY He keeps his eye on one little freshy Football Easketball Dramatic Club Baseball Varsity Club Band Red Peppers PHYLLIS GNANN How will the ‘Red Peppers' get along without her? Vice President Pep Leader Devils’ Tales Mogul Staff Dramatic Club HAROLD HALBERT Howdy Pardner” Football Basketball Varsity Club Mogul Staff Track BETTY JEAN HART Prim and neat, and dainty leet' Red Peppers F. H. A. LLOYD HOLLAI b $ ) Quiet, but full of mischief Ou KENNETH L. HOUSEMAN Very quiet, but thoughtful BOB JONES He has wings on his feet!' Varsity Club Red Peppers Football Basketball Track AUDREY JEAN GROSSHEIDER Without her, what would class be?' Class Treasurer Devils' Tales Mogul Saff F. H. A. Red Peppers BOB HAMPTON Why study, when you know all the answers Football Basketball Varsity Club LLOYD ELMER HAUPT A gentleman of distinction ) Varsity Club RENDA HOOKER Sweet, dainty, and courteous too, Whatever you ask, she will do Band F. H. A. , Devils' Tales Dramatic Club r Mogul Staff JL — 18 — FRAl'd'; Quief in ways, but friendly to all Devils' Tales POWELL KEENEY A whiz in sports and one weak- ness, Phyllis Varsity Club Football Basketball Dramatic Club Baseball Mogul Staff Smiiiirs BILL NOBLE Doesn't believe in going to school DAVID PEPPLE Whoa you Hudson! Tex is my name Football Varsity Club Band Track Red Peppers IOE PROCTOR Here's the tuba, but where's Joe?' Class President Football Varsity Club Band SUE REDFERN Short and sweet and always neat that's our Sue Dramatic Club F. H. A. Pep Leader Devils' Tales CARROLL REVELLE A dandy good sport' Football Varsity Club PHYLLIS LOUISA RHODES She pranced and the band playec F. H. A. Drum Major Devils' Tales Mogul Stall BILLL SANDERS Tm naughty, but I'm nice' Pep Leader BILL SURMAN Careless and free as the breeze' Football CAMILLE WHITE She's a good, true lass Red Peppers F. H. A. WINIFRED JUNE SUMMERS Would that there were more red headed girls in school Class Secretary F. H. A. Devils' Tales Mogul Stall Red Peppers H. A. WACHTER Mighty mouse of Chaffee High' Football Basketball Baseball Red Peppers JOE E. WILKINSON Solid as the Rock of Gibraltar' Football Varsity Club Red Peppers Track — 19 — Best Athlete Scholarship Everyone's Friend Citizenship Biggest Clown Most Popular Student Dramatics Seniors of 19511 The 38 members of the senior class have reached their goal in school. We have tread the hall of Chaffee High School since 1943, when we were seventh graders. Our class colors are gray and scarlet, our flower is a scar- let carnation, and our motto is The stars are too low to be set as our goal. We have had several queens from our class. They are: Oran Homecoming, Sue Redfern; Mogul, Maxine Finch; Daisy Mae of F. H. A., Betty Camp; Football Queen, Phyllis Gnann, and Valentine, Winifred Summers. We have worked this year for money for a trip down south. Football and basketball pencils, stationery, and Christmas cards were sold. We had refreshment stands at the basketball and foot- ball games. We gave a dance at the opening football game and one at the last game in honor of the team. In December we gave two one act plays, Eh! and Sis O' The Ozarks. We sponsored the Dramatic Club play, Dear Papa, in February. A .moving picture show was given in March, and a three act play ip April. � 'i We hope the seniors of the future will have as much fun in school as we have had. — 21 — nliii|i;i|ilis 3uizd6d i or,3D;oqos joiunf jo ao:ss:uiiod Xq paiuijdey t DlJSETOipC JOlUtl [' Juniors President_________ Vice-President___ Secretary_________ Treasurer--------- Photographer______ Sergeant at Arms Reporter_________ Sponsor __________ CLASS OFFICERS John Dale Heeb Lyndell Hooker _ Peggy Shell Norval Sadler _____Tom Heeb ______John Biler _ Geraldine Holt Mr. Goddard — 24 — Juninrs GLENN AMELUNKE MARY FRANCES AMELUNKE a'A boy of few words � Very Friendly Glee Club F. H. A. JOHN B1LER Football? Let's go! Football Varsity Club TILMON RUSSELL BLOCKER A gentleman is he Basketball Band Football MARILYN CASEBOLT If silence were golden, how broke she'd be Glee Club Band PEGGY CHILDS Every personality in one Gee Club Band Red Peppers Red Peppers Dramatic Club Boys Quartet PATSY HALTER If she's around you'll hear her Glee Club Red Peppers Mogul Staff F. H. A. BOB HART Never without a word to say Football Varsity Club Dramatic Club Red Peppers — 25 — Juninrs JOHNY HEEB 'Slow but sure Mogul Staff GERALDINE HOLT Full of fun and mischief Glee Club Band Camera Club Mogul Staff PHYLLIS HUBBARD A lady with a sweet personality Glee Club Red Peppers Mogul Staff F. H. A. LAVERNE KIELHOFNER Oh Glen! F. H. A. SHIRLEY LEE Where's that tall blond headed man of mine? Glee Club Mogul Staff F. H. A. TOM HEEB Always cooperative Camera Club Dramatic Club Boys' Quartet Band LYNDELL HOOKER Let come what may Football Varsity Club Glee Club Red Pepper F. H. A. RICHARD LANGSTON Without a worry Football Varsity Club ROBERT McLEMORE With never a care Basketball Football MARY MONTGOMERY What did you lose this time Mary? Glee Club Dramatic Cllub Red Peppers F. H. A. Mogul Staff 'V Juniors DOROTHY LEE SPIVEY FRANKIE WHITESELL The boy from Delta is her dream Loads of fun Basketball Dramatic Club NANCY NUNNALLY Everyone's friena CHARLES POBST Happy-go-lucky °NORVAL SAC SADLER A solemn man is he' RUSSELL OBERMANN hief he cant be beat!' In misc, JOHNNY ROSENOUIST Say, has anyone seen Shirley?' Boys' Quartet Band Red Peppers Basketball ROBERT SEYER Gangway! Here comes Bob! Football Mogul Staff Varsity Club PEGGY SHELL TRUMAN SLINKARD Peggy's got the giggles again He’s not bashful he just doesn't Glee Club folk much Mogul Staff BOB NELSON He likes to have fun PAULA NISWONGER Long distance, again! Glee Club F. H. A. — 27 — Best Athlete Friendliest Juniur Class ’he junior class began a very active year under the leader- . Our Queen candidates were: Cotton Carnival, Phyllis Hub- bqra who won second place; Halloween, Peggy Shell with Robert Seyer as her escort; F. H. A. Queen, Shirley Lee with Lyndell Hook- er as her escort; and Valentine Queen, Mary Montgomery. The big event of the year was cur junior play. We also gave a dance after a basketball game. The activities were given to raise funds for our page in the Mogul. We have finally reached the goal toward which we have been working, for we shall become seniors next year. We wish to thank our sponsor, Mr. Goddard, for the interest he has taken in our class, making it a very happy year. ;or, Mr. Goddard. yes included a Christmas party with the exchange of ffS' a skating party in January, and a picnic in May. -29 — f Antugraplis -30- THE WHITE PAPER AND CHINA Richard W. Van Alstyne 193 FRANCE TURNS THE CORNER Donald C. McKay 202 SOVIET AGRICULTURAL POLICY Cyril Bryner 208 STRATEGY AND THE ATLANTIC PACT Donald W. Mitchell 213 PROBLEMS OF INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION III. John D. Rockefeller: Consolidator Carol L. Thompson 216 __________Rm Hillhrnalc 224 Sophomores 228 Reprinted by permission of Current History Magazine - ----------- BOOKS IN REVIEW WORLD DOCUMENTS The Wedemeyer Report Sophomores OFFICERS President_____ Vice-President Secretary_____ Treasurer Reporters ___ Sponsor ______ ____Ronnie Dudley Helen Thornton Leona Brennecke Sherry Haupt _ Betty Castleman Ann Woodyard Mrs. Mary Hopkins A few new faces were added to our class at the first of school to make our total number 38. All were very proud to have Mrs. Hopkins as our sponsor. The highlight of the year for us was winning the Halloween contest. It was a hard enarned success to see our candidate, Evelyn Souders, crowned Halloween queen of C. H. S. by her escort Jack Hawkins. Our other queen candidates were Bobby Smith, F. H. A., with John Statler escort, and Lucille Rowan, Valentine. They all made a good showing for the class. Freshman day was quite an event this year and we all got a kick out of having the freshmen kneeling at our feet. Every one of us enjoyed the party we gave them and the one they gave us in return. Other parties we had during the year were: Christmas party, at which we exchanged gifts; wiener roast; and the picnic at the last of the year. Our class was well represented with six of its members on the Mogul Staff. There were also a great num- ber of our boys on the football and basketball teams. This has been a very enjoyable as well as profitable year for the sophomores and we are looking forward to being jolly juniors next year. 'i iAXi Xa 0 DONNIE BAKER MAXINE BAKER WESLEY BENTLEY LEONA BRENNECKE BOBBY BROCKMIRE BETTY CASTLEMAN AARON CULBERTSON ROSEMARY DOHOGNE RONNIE DUDLEY BETTY ELDRIDGI MARGARET’GRIFFIN CHARLES GROJEAN 1 ' HERRY HAUPT J' f JACK HAWKINS V y RONALD HOOKER DONALD HURT DONALD ISAAC CHARLENE LEE JOAN LEMONDS FRED LINDY CLIFTA LITTLEPAGE DALE McKENZIE DeWAYNE PFEFFERKORN EVELYN SOUDERS JOHN STATLER HELEN THORNTON BILL WARNER IMOGENE WESTRICH ANN WOODYARD PICTURES MISSING BILL DANIEL LEONARD WHITE -34 — Most Courteous Biggest Clown Most Popular Scholarship Best Citizen Best Athlete Band SuphumurK Pursuimlitius Autoiiraphs OFF LIKE A ROCKET Six-Jet Army Bomber Goes 600 M.P.H. — Aviation Story, Page 4 — l-reshmen N REALLY HAPPENED' Ropxint- d ;y pormis� icn cf Ycun? America Mc azxne President_________ Vice-President____ Treasurer_________ Secretary_________ Reporter__________ Assistant Reporter Sponsor___________ Co-sponsor-------- OFFICERS _______________________ Naomi Harrell ____________________Jerre Castleman ________________________ Von Haney ____________________Myma Gardiner ________________________Clara Juden ____________________Marilyn Lawson _________________Miss Erma Lee Hurt _________________Mrs. Hazel Hampton Everyone half dreaded and half enjoyed our first day in high school. We saw new faces and made several new friends. We all had a good time on Freshman Day. The sophomores gave us a dance that night. We gave a dance and party for the sophomores soon after Freshman Day which everyone enjoyed. Our Christmas party was on Thursday, December twenty-second. We had refreshments, exchanged gifts and then some of us had our pictures taken by Noel Holt. We are very glad that we have these boys on the football and basketball teams: Ncrman Bullinger, Alden Burns, Charles Camp, Jerre Castleman, Zane Gnann, and Von Haney. We are pleased to know that everyone in our class gave something to the Junior Red Cross. For our queen candidates during the year we had: Halloween, Myrna Gardiner; F.H.A., Phyllis Jones; Foot- ball, Myrna Gardiner; Oran Homecoming, Phyllis Jones; and Valentine, Betty Houseman. We want to thank Miss Hurt and Mrs. Hampton for the kindness which they have shown throughout the school year. In our class there are a jolly number of forty-four. There are twenty-two girls and twenty-two boys. — 38 — Freshmen MARY LOU BESS NORMAN BULLINGER ALDEN BURNS EARL CHASTEEN DONNA DENTON MARTHA DUMEY BETTY DUNLAP NANCY EBBS MYRNA GARDINER ZANE GNANN PHYLLIS GRIFFIN MARY MARGARET HAGAN VON HANEY NAOMI HARRELL STANLEY HARRELL JACK HESTER GERALDINE HICKSON LARRY HIMMELSPOCH 39 — t j DAVY HOUSEMAN JIM HOUSEMAN CHARLES HUGHES MAXINE HUNSAKER NORMA JAMES HYLLIS JONES CLARA JUDEN BOB KIELHOFNER MARGARET KIRN JIMMY LANGSTON J MARILYN LAWSON RONALD LEASURE BETTY McLEMORE ELMER OBERMANN PATSY PFEFFERKORN RAY GENE SIMPSON KATHRYN SCROGGINS ELVIRA SUMMERS SHIRLEY TAEGER WAYNE WHITE KATHRYN WILKINSON REX WILLIAMS — 40 — I'riisIlIIMRI Best Athlete Dramatics Scholarship Most Popular it Courteous Glee Club Best Citizen Friendliest Autnyraphs — 42 — Eighth Gradn First row (left to right): Jim Chronister, Jeannette Kimble, Billy Buell, Shirley Walker, Jae Hopkins. Second row: Marietta Mirley, John Moore, Emma Gramlisch, Shirley Riley, Shirley Turner, Bonnie Mantel, Wayne Richbourgh, Katherine Ancell. Patricia Castleman. Wanda White. Burlean Alvey. Third row: Barbara Andrews, Joann Davis, Don Cheek, George Green. Betty Lou Walker, Shirley McKenzie, Nadine Ward. Glenda Green, John Wetzel, Larry Free. Fourth row: Billy Myler, Norma Lee McGuire. J. H. Harrell, Cletus Hinkle. Dortha Baker. Leonard Slinkard, Frances Denson, Leslie Lankford. Billy Modglin. Fifth row: Jean Dunn. Alvin Baker. Donald Miller, Ronald McCormick, Donald Humphreys, Ronnie Slinkard Norma Jean Whitesell. Eddie Holland and Sammy Peterman are not on the picture. OFFICERS President__________________________________- Wayne Richbourgh Vice-President_________________________________Leslie Lankford Secretary-Treasurer______________________ _____Marietta Mirley Reporters______________lean Dunn, Jae Hopkins, Norma Whitesell Sponsor______________________________________ Mrs. Ruth Blocker The eighth grade, sponsored by Mrs. Blocker, started their 1950 school year with 24 girls and 22 boys. Jeanette Kimble represented them in the Halloween Queen contest and ran the seventh grade a good race. They had a lovely Christmas party in the gymnasium in December. Generous contributions were made to the Junior Red Cross, and the March of Dimes. They are looking forward to their annual operetta, Ask the Professor, and then to the graduation in May. — 44 — Seventh Grade First row (Left to right): Doris Jean Roberts, Jo Ar.n McKenzie, Patricia Ann Whitmore, Mary Hart, Julia Culbertson, Patsy Ruth Rushing, Shirleen Kimbell, Jimmy Miller, John Crump, Francis White, Johnny Baker. Second row: Bobby Hinkle, Johnny Whitesell, Norman Tanner, Troy Dooley, Billy Lee Bentley, Ronnie Free man, Fred Thornton Jr., Martha Peterman, Darlene Tanner. Third row: Raymond Wetzel, Ronald Angel, Bobby Sullivan, Raymond Jupp, Dickie Scott, Gary Wayne Jones, Morris Montgomery, Ray Huey, Jimmy Lynch. Fourth row: Charles Dunn, Gerald McCormick, Wayne Crippen, Lena Nanney, Alberta Keller, Gladys Haupt, Faye Holland, Regina Gremar, Anna Gully, Patricia Earls, Joyce Bishop, Shirley White, LaDonne Dobbs, Kryn Imhofi. President______ Vice-President Secretary______ Treasurer______ News Reporter Sponsor________ OFFICERS ________________Bonnie Grossheider _______________________Jimmy Lynch ________________________ Ray Huey __________________Fred Thornton, Jr. __________________Martha Peterman ________________Mrs. Fred Lewallen An enthusiastic group of twenty-one girls and twenty-two boys comprised this grade. As they mingled with higher grades, they immediately took on an air of being students, not just school children. Meeting their classes in various rooms, taught by different teachers, they showed capable and cooperative adjustments. Halloween queen candidate was Kryn Imhoff. Meeting strong competition from the eighth grade, Kryn was crowned queen of junior high. Morris Montgomery was her escort. Thanksgiving, Christmas, St. Valentine, and St. Patrick's Day parties were enjoyed in the home room. The out door picnic was a highlight of the year. Contributions were made to the Junior Red Cross and the March of Dimes. To be next year's happy eighth graders was our goal throughout the year. Sixth Grade First row (left to right): Alice Goins, Mary Riveley, Ronald Hulls, Larry Yarborough, Oliver Groseclose, Milford Bagby, Roy Lee Baker, Bobby Turner, Mickey Glency, Jerry Cannon, Margie Burns, Mary Ann Gramlisch, Mabel Bentley. Second row: Virgin White, Robert Todd, Harlan Sadler, Billy Ray Humphrey, Billy Sullivan, James Cheek, George Gaines, Dale Stringfellow, Raymond Slinkard, Donald Benfield, David Taylor, Rodney Leasure, Norma Sue Gremar, Dwana Louck, Peggy Halter. Third row: Mrs. Ruby Blyze (teacher), Connie Fish, Charles Davis, Charles Rister, Danny Lindy, Virgil Crank, Paul Dees, Marion Williams. Donnie McLemore, Jane Sater, Pattie Brown, Mitchell Shell, Dorothy Niswonger, Karen Ann Hopper, Sharon Eakers, Mrs. Marshal Bailey (teacher) Fifth Gradu First row (left to right): Irma Jean Turner, Betty Lou Cline Jo Ann Moore, Freelyn Cook, Larry Smiley, Edna Gram lisch, Bobby Joe Smith, Charles Redfern, John Montgomery Second row: Darius Nance, Eugene Hindman, James Hooker. Cecil McCormick, Mary Lee Groseclose, Ervin White, Mary Ann Duncan, Tommy Gibbons, Shiiley Patton, Nelson Dukes. Nancy Lee Culbertson, Virginia Hobbs, Mikey Scott, Mrs. Jenkins (teacher). Back row: Gerald Dame, Mark Hopkins, Scott Sutterfield. Walter Keller. Lester Acey, James Cannon, Cheryl Davenport, Jo Ann Junsaker, David Shumpert, Lexie Dale Kincade, Jerrel Slinkard, Larry Dooley, Nolan Baker, Thelma Nelson, Marie Butler, Charles Pruitt, Patty I-ou Gilmer. — 46 — Fourth Gradi; First row (left to right): Helen Heinlein, Leslie Crump, Donald Rievley, Hattie Lou Laste, Mary Alice Stone, Shelby Pat- ton, Russell Keller, Betty Lea Burnett, Judy Keller, Bemiece Verble, Nancy Montgomery, Betty Stringfellow, Doris White. Raymond Chaney, Mary Francis Hooker, Denzil Riley. Second row: Gerald Dooley, Paul Wetzel. Robert Dennis, Charles Ebb. Jackie Gately, Billie Joe Pruitt. Janis Lee Maxwell. Frankie Miller. Paul D. Montgomery, Shirley McLemore .Mary Peterman, Janet Sue Vickery, Ella Mae Robinson, W. H. Blair, Carolyn Buckhanon, Peggy Castleman. Third row: Eddie Chronister, Raymond Ross, Gary Glenzy, Eugene Davis, Glen Bentley, Larry Howard, J. C. White, Russell Rushing, Larry Smiley, Faye Dukes. Harley Ray Slinkard, Verne Holland, Wm. Hardy Gettings, Carolyn Buck hanon, Anna Marie Gosnell, Charles Romine, John Gehrs, Mrs. Williams (teacher). Third Gradn First row (left to right): Henry Marshall, Caroll Gibbons. Gladys Archey, Mary Camp, Roger Yarbro, Linda Fish, Rosetta Dunn, Mildred Edward, Phyllis Tierney, Joyce Masterson, Martha White, Jimmie Williams, Joyce Lee Long. Second row: Ophadell Phillips. Ronald Dean Turner, Gladys Shumpert, Sharron Verble, Ruth Ann Kight, Larry Scheetz, Patricia Smith, Joyce Walton, Linn Papin, Glenda Sexton, Dorothy Modglin. Third row: Margaret Dunlap, Barbara Grossheider, Glenda Glency, Barbara Williams, Hadden Ancell, Jo Ann Gately, Donald Hunsaker, Billy Ross, Clinton Gilmer, Lee Roy Howell, Clifford Hupp, Harry Imhoff, and Diane Hun saker. — 47 — Sminil Gradu First row (left to right): Joyce Romine, Jimmy Harmon, Jimmy Sanders. Betty Christy. Barbara Hobbs, Tommy Jenkins. Shirley Trost, Patsy Archey. Raymond Dean, Fred Keller, Paul Watson, Dean Schestz, Gerald Davis, Hester Ross, Carol Menz, Homer Montgomery. Bobby Goin, James Lee Stringfellow, Phyllis Rosenbaum. Second row: David Lane, Larry Lindy, Ruth Ann Buckhanon, Ralph Ward. Kay Sue Finney, Sharon Haupt, Johnny Pratt. Evelyn Sater, Roberta Rievley, Louis Belt, Mary Niswonger, Joyce Dooley. Ruth Ann Sullivan, Janice Bukstein, John Peterman, Billy Gene Miller, Robert Lewis, Marilyn Dennis, Camilla Hooker, Bertie Alice Fulbright, Pearl Ann Wetzel, Ella Mae Riley. Judith Harris. Third row: Mrs. Liston Smith (teacher). Noel Hyde, Johnny Ryan, Judith Ann Carter, Judith Ann Gilmer, Mary Helen Burnett, Phyllis Ann Washer, Nancy Kay Andrews, Mildred Chasteen, David Dukes, Imogene Cook, Marilyn Yarbro, Glenn Buckholt, Larry Ross, Gearly Kyle, Ronald Ray Edwards. Alice Fay Edwards. Gary Lynch, Terry Glenzy, Franklin Hindman, Jimmie Haehnlein, Roy Nordin, Kathleen Moore, Mrs. Hutson Green (teacher). First Grade First row (left to right): Janet Crump. Ann Byrd, Betty Dees, Karen Von Kessel, Philip Gettings, Janet Haddock, Bren- da Groseclose, Maxine Spears, Darrell Patton, Michael Freeman, Billy Austin, Doris Harris. Second row: Deann Houseman, Carolyn Trost, Bucky Finney, Bobby Moore, Wanda Shelton, Connie Marie Richbourg, Larry Cumbie, Bobby Burnett. Randy Crank, Ina Lee Thomas, Vera Jean Hampton, Ada Marie Nordin, Patricia Nickens, Jean Noble. James Cobb, Walter Marshall, Dona Faye McCormick, Angleyn Mansker, Jeannette Cline. Anna Louise Chaney. Third row: Mrs. May Singleton (teacher), Curtis Smith, Claude Davis, Joan Ross, Jackie Simpson, Lee Schott, Dennis Earl Sextcn, Jerry Haehnlein, Michael Huey. Ray Nunnally, Billy Tolley, Lana Vickery, Ruth Ann Baert, Dale Tierney, Phillip Dames. David Lilliker, Jimmy Wayne Stone. Robert Keller, Nancy Jo Hobbs. Lavetta Holland, Mrs Julia Tackett (teacher). — 48 — MoquI IJumi Maxine Finch 50 — Phyllis Gnann FOOTBALL Hetty Camp F. H. A. J Oc ryTsrr ct4, j Winifred Summers VALENTINE t CALIFORNIA DESERT CANA MAY 1 9 50— 2 S CENTS THE CROSBY WITH THE HAIR ALL-AMERICA’’ HOME PLA Groups P.eprinied by permission of Pic Me Mogul Staff The editors and the staff of this, your 1950 Mogul, wish to take this opportunity to express their appreciation to all those who have helped make the annual a success. The staff would like to tell the student body that it has been a privilege to serve you in this capacity. Thanks to you for your cooperation. To the advertisers, we say thanks for your financial aid. Last, we would like to say a big Thank You to the teachers for all the help given us in making this book possible. We would also like to express our appreciation to the following com- panies who through their kindness have made possible our theme. Senior Scholastic Charm Current History Look Magazine Pic Young America The Instructor Sports Nation's Busines Junior Scholastic Wee Wisdom — 54 — Camnra Club OFFICERS President_________________________________________Tommy Heeb Vice-President____________________________________Donald Hurt Secretary_________________________________________Nancy Ebbs Treasurer_________________________________________Billy Warner Reporter__________________Larry Himmelspoch, Kathryn Scroggins Dark Room Supervisor___________________________Charles Hughes Other members include: Frank Compas, Larry Free, Jackie Hester, Ger- aldine Holt, Patsy Rushing, Fred Thornton, and Lesile Lankford. At our weekly meetings we learned to take trick pictures, table-tops, por- traits, and flash pictures. We learned to develop, print, and enlarge the images on our film negatives. How well or poorly we learned is plainly evident from the snapshot sections of this Mogul. We wish to thank the teachers and fellow students who so patiently posed for us as models, while we awkwardly attempted to imitate the professional photographers from Life and Look magazines. — 56 — Devils Tales OFFICERS Editor______________________________ Business Manager____________________ Advertising Editor__________________ News Editor_________________________ Sports Editor_______________________ Art Editor__________________________ Production Manager__________________ Exchange Editor_____________________ Literary Editor_____________________ Proof Reader________________________ Sponsor ____________________________ _____ Renda Hooker Audrey Grossheider -----Phyllis Gnann _____Phyllis Rhodes _________Frank Jirik -------Sue Redfern Winifred Summers ____Barbara Mantel ---------Betty Camp ______ Maxine Finch _____Mrs. Hampton The Devils' Tales is composed and printed by the second year typists with the exception of two months when it is produced by the first year typists to give them the opportunity to get acquainted with the work cf the mimeoscope, mimeograph machines, and stencil cutting. We are very happy to print the paper monthly in order to keep up with school events. On November 14, 1949 the commercial department presented a program for the P. T. A. explaining the fundamentals of commercial work. It was in the form of the story of Jane and Dick attending the commercial dpartment. -57- Black Key Dramatic Club OFFICERS President___________ Vice-President______ Secretary-T reasurer Reporter____________ Sponsor ___________ ______Sue Redfern ___Powell Keeney ____Phyllis Gnann Mary Montgomery Mrs. Mary Hopkins The Black Key Dramatic Club began its years activities with the annual initiation. Seven new members were admitted. The initiation of these was in the form of the quiz program, Truth or Consequences, and was called 'The Black Key lack Pot. The new members were the contestants. The latter part of February we gave a play called Dear Papa, which was a comedy in three acts. The cast was as follows: Herman Carr, Tom Heeb; Mrs. Carr, Phyllis Gnann; Laine Carr, Barbara Mantel; Dicky Turner, Powell Keeney; George Carr, Billy Eastwood; Carol Ruth Carr, Ann Woodyard; Miss Lucinda Carr, Betty Davenport; Mrs. Elvira McDuffie, Renda Hook- er; Mr. I. Caswell Drennen, John Burnett; Bob Drennen, Bob Hart; Mr. Yeates, Ronnie Dudley; Janet Roden, Mary Montgomery; Liz Estes, Helen Thornton; Mickie Strong, Betty Castleman. — 58 — Band The Chaffee High School Band started the 1949-50 school year with more members and a better balanced instrumention than any year in its history and was a very busy organ- ization, playing for all home football games, and several other school activities, including a trip to Fredericktown with the football team on October 7, 1949. The band was asked to play for a concert at Oran, Missouri on September 30, 1949 and marched in the Portageville Festival the evening of October 13, 1949. It was on the Portage- ville trip that the band stopped in Sikeston long enough to serenade General Ralph E. Truman who for several years had been Commanding General of the 35th Division. Our band was notified by Col. Harry E. Dudley that the General was in Sikeston that day, and it was a pleasure to have had the privilege of surprising the General with a parade and concert in his honor. General Truman is a cousin of President Harry S. Truman. Other celebrations and parades in which the band played were the Labor Day Parade at Cape Girardeau, Halloween Parade at Chaffee, the Methodist Church, Christmas Parade at Cape Girardeau, and two Christmas programs at the high school gymnasium. The band is a member of the Southeast Missouri Band association. It took part in the all day marching festival of the association at Jackson on October 18, 1949 and the Spring Fes- tival at Steele, Missouri on March 16, 1950. At the first concert of the band in Chaffee fourteen certificates of attendance were a- warded to members of the band who had attended over 90% of all band formations for the year ending June 1, 1949. The records show that the attendance for this year will be even better. Following is a list showing the officers and the members of the band; Joe Proctor, Presi- dent; Jerry Castleman, Vice-President; Marilyn Casebolt, Secretary and Treasurer; Barbara Mantel, Reporter. Members of the executive board in addition to the above officers are John Dale Heeb and Ronnie Dudley. Other members of the band are: Bill Warner, Jae Hopkins, Bonnie Grossheider, James Cheek, Fred Thornton, Donald Rex Williams, Charles Hughes, Tom — 60 — Band Heeb, Dewayne Pfefferkorn, Bob Kielhofner, Virginia Aileen Hobbs, Milfred Crumbaugh, Leslie Lankford, Tilmon Blocker, Jimmie Lynch, David Pepple, Kym Imhoff, John Rosenquist, Larry Himmelspoch, Noel Holt, Geraldine Holt, Renda Jane Hooker, La Donna Dobbs, Ronald Hooker, Wesley Bentley, Ann Woodyard, and Dwain Glenzy. A new class was organized during the year with the following members: Dale String- fellow, Linn Papin, Clyde Vessell, Morris Montgomery, Paul Montgomery, Charles F. Pruitt, Billy Joe Pruitt, Gerald Dame, Shirley Patton, Bobby Todd, Margaret Kirn, Jimmie Harmon, Patsy Pfefferkorn, Evelyn Souders, and Bobby Brockmire. As the members of this class pass the required test they will take their place in the band. Oscar T. Honey is Director of the band; Phyllis Rhodes, Drum Major; Peggy Childs and Donna Lee Denton, Majorettes. The band also has a corps of twirlers that march with the band in all parades. Some of these twirlers have been with the band over three years. Mem- bers are: Martha Peterman, Shirley Lemonds, Bonnie Mantel, Glenda Green, Patsy Rushing, Dortha Baker, Gladys Haupt, Patricia Castleman, Dorothy Niswonger, Kathryn Ancell, Alice Goin, and Shirleen Kimbell. The band has been strengthened by addition of several new instruments. Bill Warner, Dale Stringfellow, and Tilmon Blocker purchased new trumpets; Jae Hopkins, Fred Thornton Jr., and Paul David Montgomery, new clarinets; Virginia Aileen Hobbs, Leslie Lankford, Clyde Vessell, Morris Montgomery, Shirley Patton and Jimmie Harmon, new saxophones; Bonnie Grossheider, a new flute, and Bobby Todd, a new trombone. A new BBb Holton Saxophone was purchased by the school board. — 61 — High Schunl lilm: Cluh First row (Left to right): Marilyn Lawson, Kathryn Wilkinson. Norma James, Myrna Gardiner, Phyllis Jones, Mary M. Hagan, Phyllis Griffin, Margaret Kirn, Betty Castleman, Paula Niswonger, Mary F. Burnett (sponsor) Second row: Erma Schcen, Patsy Pfefferkorn, Shirley Lee, Patsy Halter, Marilyn Casebolt, Donna Denton, Betty Dunlap, Naomi Harrell, Charlene Lee, Martha Dumey Shirley Taeger, Maxine Hunsaker. Third row: Lucille Hughes, Elvira Summers, Mary Montgomery, Helen Thornton, Nancy Ebbs, Bobby Smith, Clifta Littlepage, Rosemary Dohogne, Imogene Westrich, Alma J, Schlitt, Mary L. Bess, Dorothy Spivey, Donnie Baker, Fourth row: Bobby Brockmire, Ann Woodyard, Evelyn Souders, Betty Schoen, Sherry Haupt, Geraldine Hickson, Margaret Griffin, Betty Davenport, Phyllis Hubbard, Peggy Shell, Lucille Rowan, Geraldine Holt. The high school glee club, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Francis Burnett, had a total of fifty-seven members this year, which is the most it has ever had. We sang at Baccalaureate and Commencement services. We also took part in the Pan American Week programs and the Christmas program open house day. 62 — Red Peppers First row (left to right): Myrna Gardiner, Patsy Pfefferkorn, Margaret Kim, Jim Chronister, Joan McKenzie, La- Donne Dobbs, Glenda Green, Bonnie Mantel, Shirley Kimbel, Martha Peterman, Jae Hopkins. Ronnie Freeman, John Crump, Morris Montgomery, Bobbie Sullivan, Billy Joe Buell, Jimmy Lynch, Sammy Peterman Second row: Marilyn Lawson, Elivira Summers, Maxine Hunsaker, Shirley Teager, Mary Margaret Hagan, Max ine Baker, Barbara Mantel, Shirley Turner. Patricia Castleman, Betty Hart, Patsy Rushing, Bonnie Grossheider, Shirley Lemonds, Jimmy Miller, Ray Huey, Fred Thornton, Gary Jones, Betty Camp. Maxine Finch Third row: Kathryn Wilkinson, Betty Dunlap, Donna Denton, Betty Castleman, Don Cheek, Donald Miller, Stanley Harrell, La Von Haney, Larry Free, Evelyn Sue Souders, Bobbie Brockmire, Patsy Halter, Shirley Lee, Phyllis Hubbard Fourth row: Camille White, Winifred Summers, Mary Montgomery, Joan Lemonds, J. H. Harrell, Helen Thorn ton, Audrey Grossheider, Jerre Castleman, Bob Kielhofner. Donald Hurt, Leona Brennecke, Les Lankford Fifth row: Phyllis Jones, Lucille Hughes, Jeanne Dunn, Sherry Haupt, Geraldine Hickson, John Burnett, Bill Surman, Joe Proctor, Charles Hughes, Wayne White, Rex Williams, Charles Camp, Mrs. Ozee (sponsor) Cheer Leaders: Peggy Denton, Phyllis Gnann, Bill Sanders, Ann Woodyard, and Sue Redfern ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE RED PEPPERS OF 1949-50 Under the leadership of Mrs. Ozee 1. Elected Officers President___________________________________________________Helen Thornton Vice-President_______________________________________________Maxine Finch Secretary-Treasurer_______________________________________Elvira Summers Reporter_______________________________________________________Betty Camp 2. Chose pep leaders________________ Ann Woodyard, Sue Redfern, Bill Sanders Substitutes: Shirley Taeger and Betty Camp. The old ones: Peggy Denton and Phyllis Gnann. 3. Supported our football and basketball boys in every game 4. Initiated about forty new members 5. Bought a large red pepper emblem and small individual ones 5. Made a lot of noise — 63 — Futuri! Humumakers uf America First row (left to right): Margaret Kirn, Patsy Pfefferkorn, Shirley Taeger, Maxine Hunsaker, Kathryn Wilkinson, Myrna Gardiner, Phyllis Jones, Mary Hagan, Maxine Finch, Betty Camp, Elvira Summers, Marilyn Lawson, Phyllis Griffin Second row: Helen Thornton, Norma James, Martha Dumey, Donna Denton, Betty Dunlap, Naomi Harrell, Geri Hickson, Nancy Ebbs, Lavern Kielhofner, Patsy Halter, Paula Niswonger, Peggy Denton, Evelyn Souders, Miss Hurt (Sponsor) Third row: Betty Castleman, Mary Montgomery, Betty Schoen, Margaret Griffin, Charlene Lee, Imogens West- rich, Alma Jean Schlitt, Camille White, Betty Hart, Sue Redfern, Erma Schoen, Audrey Grossheider, Lucille Rowan, Renda Hooker, Ann Woodyard, Phyllis Rhodes. Fourth row: Bobbie Smith, Marilyn Casebolt, Bobby Brockmire, Sherry Haupt, Rosemary Dohogne, Wini- fred Summers, Mary Lou Bess, Lucille Hughes, Shirley Lee, Barbara Mantel, Phyllis Hubbard, Clara Juden. President__________ Vice-President_____ Secretary__________ Treasurer__________ Reporter___________ Parliamentarian __ Historian__________ Assistant Historian Song Leader________ Chapter Mother .. Honorary Member Chapter Advisor _ OFFICERS _____________________Phyllis Rhodes ____________________Helen Thornton _________________Audrey Grossheider ____________________Martha Dumey __________________Winifred Summers _______________________Betty Camp _______________________Renda Hooker _______________________Clara Juden ____________________Ann Woodyard ____________________Mrs. John Rhodes __________________Mrs. Forrest Finch __________________Miss Erma Lee Hurt F. H. A. Prayer Song (Sweet and Low) F. H. A. F.H.A. God in his love enfold thee; Guide thee tenderly. And in his wisdom mold thee. Come to our meeting here today; Show us the true and perfect way; Our inspiration be, Constantly guiding, ever abiding love. — 64 — Futim; Hiunninaknrs uf America The Chaffee Chapter of Future Homemakers met on September 22, to elect officers and plan the year's program. The president, an elective at the close of school, last year, presided. Membership cards were presented to sixty-two girls by the secretary. Two ex-graduates, Shirley Jones and Nadine Lawson, were given outstanding chapter recognition, holding membership for the past five years in the Chaffee Chapter. Mrs. Forrest Finch was presented honorary membership having pre- viously served as Chapter Mother for two years. Business and social meetings were held jointly the first Monday of each month at 7:30 P. M. Committees appointed by the president provided program, games, and refreshments after each business session. The chapter attended the Sub-district Conference at Fredericktown, Novem- ber 11, 1949, taking charge of the registration. Betty Camp was elected by our chapter as Sub-district reporter. Patsy Halter was our candidate for state re- porter. A square dance was held in the High School Gymnasium, November 22, 1949 with the crowning of the annual bam dance queen. Betty Camp, the senior candidate, was crowned Daisy Mae of F. H. A. The annual Christmas party was held with a social program and the exchanging of gifts. A talk was given by a college student enrolled in home economics. A valentine tea was served to members of the Parent-Teacher Association and members of the senior class. The chapter sent delegates to the state meeting held at the university campus at Columbia, Missouri in the spring of 1950. Several members attained degrees in the F. H. A. organization. A farewell party was given at the close of school. The chapter hopes to grow and reach Onward to New Horizons in the years to come. — 65 — Pariint-TKachur ssm:iatimi OFFICERS President_________________________ First Vice-President_________________ Second Vice-President_____________ Secretary____________________________ Treasurer____________________________ High School Representative___________ Grade School Representative ______ Mrs. Fred Thornton __Mrs. Rufus Heeb — Miss Zeta Dunn . Mrs. R. H. Ballard Mrs. R. S. Peterman - Mr. Fred Lewallen Mrs. Leroy Yockel CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Health and Welfare_____ Membership_____________ Program________________ Standard of Excellence Study Course___________ Cub Scouts_____________ Girl Scouts____________ Finance and Budget __ Legislation____________ Parliamentarian________ Publications___________ Publicity______________ Hospitality____________ Music__________________ __ Mrs. Allen Hubbard Mrs. W. A. Waldron ----Mrs. Rufus Heeb Mrs. Fred Lewallen __Mrs. L. D. Landlord Mrs. W. E. Castleman — Mrs. R. S. Peterman Miss Zeta Dunn — Mrs. R. H. Ballard Mrs. Winnie Ozee Mrs. T. W. Blocker _ Mrs. W. A. Singleton __Mrs. Milton Gehrs Mrs. DeWitt Harmon — 66 — For their dependability and steadfast- ness, their willingness to serve others, and for never failing to do the best that they can with the ability that they have, the faculty have selected these pupils as best citizens for the year 1949-50. CITIZENS OF MONTH Uni Dusluilians Mr. Riley Slinkard Mr. Charles Bess Mr. Fred Hickson The Mogul Staff is happy to pay tribute to the the janitors for the services they have rendered to the Chaffee Schools in keeping the buildings comfortable and clean. -68- ASEBALL • OLYMPICS • BOXI TRACK • GOLF • TENN Athletics Reprinted by permission of Sports Magazine Fnntliall CAPTAIN BALLARD COACH ALVIS CAPTAIN KEENEY THE RED DEVIL 1949 SCHEDULE Sept. 23 Chaffee 7 Sikeston 34 30 Chaffee 12 Hayti 12 Oct. 7 Chaffee 6 Fredericktown 12 14 Chaffee 7 Dexter 13 to 00 Chaffee 38 Risco 0 Nov. 4 Chaffee 14 Malden 6 11 Chaffee 18 Illmo-Fornfelt 7 18 Chaffee 7 East Prairie 19 Conference — 70 — HAMPTON CARROLL REVELLE — L. E. Ht. 6' Wt. 200 Sr. 2 Yr. lelterman If that ball wasn't so slick, I'd — KEENEY HALBERT BILER W BOB HAMPTON — R. T. Ht. 6' 2 Wt. 200 Sr. 4 yr. let S. E. MO. 1st All Star Team Women don't bother my football | M� 1 +% tjuW RAYMOND BALLARD — L. T. Co-Capt. Ht. 6' 1” Wt. 200 Sr. 4 yr. letterman S. E. M. O. 1st All Star Team Big as a mountain, and just as strong LYNDALL HOOKER — R. E. Ht. 6' Wt. 180 Jr. 2 yr. letterman 'Watch me in 1950 BILL SURMAN — L. G. Ht. 5' 8” Wt. 150 Sr. 3 yr. letterman Little but tough DAVID PEPPLE — C. H. 5' 8 Wt. 185 Sr. 1 yr. letterman S. E. M. O. Hon. Mention Texas gift to Chaffee IOE WILKINSON — R. G. Ht. 5' 10 Wt. 180 Sr. 2 yr. letterman S. E. MO. 1st All Star Team Our 'piston-legged' guard POWELL KEENEY — Q. B. Co-Capt. Ht. 5' 9 Wt. 155 Sr. 4 yr. letterman S. E. MO. Hon. Mention You catch 'em, I'll pitch 'em HAROLD HALBERT — R. H. Ht. 5' 9 Wt. 160 Sr. 4 yr. letterman S. E. MO. 2nd Team Come on 'Eeff' let me carry it. Please JOHN BILER — F. B. Ht. 5' 8 Wt. 165 Jr. 3 yr. letterman 3. E. MO. 1st All Star Team Give me that ball, and get outa my way HART JONES PROCTOR LANGSTON PFEFFERKORN DOWD BOBBY JONES — L. H. Ht. 5' 8 Wt. 145 Sr. 1 yr. letterman He likes those end runs DWAIN GLENZY — C. Ht. 5' 8 Wt. 145 Sr. 2 yr. letterman S. E. Mo. Hon. Mention Little, but mighty JOE PROCTOR — Q. B. Ht. 5' 7 Wt. 140 Sr. 3 yr. letterman I can play any position BOB HART — L. G. Ht. 5' 11 Wt. 155 Jr. 1 Yr. letterman Move over next year BOB SEYER — R. T. Ht. 6' 1 Wt. 185 Jr. 1 yr. letterman 'Til be back next year DICK LANGSTON — L. T. Ht. 5' 9 Wt. 205 Jr. 1 yr. Letterman Shucks, weight don't mean nothin DEWAYNE PFEFFERKORN — R. E. Ht. 6' 1 Wt. 140 Soph. 'Slow, but sure RAY DOWD — Q. B. Ht. 5' 8 Wt. 140 Sr. 1 yr. letterman Happy-go-lucky — 72 — FRED LINDY — L. H. Ht. 5' 8 Wf. 140 Soph. 1 yr. letterman Mighty mite NORMAN BULLINGER — R. E. Ht. 6' Wt. 155 Fresh. Provisional letter I want on that first team in 1950 CHARLES CAMP — R. G. Ht. 5' 9 Wt. 155 Fresh. 'Big and mean IERRE CASTLEMAN — Q. B. Ht. 5' 6 Wt. 125 Fresh. 'Candidate for quarterback ZANE GNANN — R. G. Ht. 5' 7 Wt. 135 Fresh. The mighty Hungarian ROBERT McLEMORE — L. G. Ht. 5' 7 Wt. 140 Jr. Provisional letter Coach is saving me for next year H. A. WACHTER — L. H. Ht. 5' 5 Wt. 120 Sr. Small but watch out TILMON BLOCKER — G. Ht. 5' 9 Wt. 145 Jr. I'll be back next year — 73 — Football Thirty-three boys eager to play football checked out equipment on August 31 and reported to Coach Dwight Alvis for practice on September 1, the beginning of the 1949 season. With seven of the 1948 co-champion regulars gone due to graduation, the Red Devil eleven, that met an outstanding Sikesfon team for the first game of the season, came up with some new faces and two last year's regulars in new positions. John Biler, a guard of last year, was shifted to full back; Lyndell Hooker, a sub- stitute tackle last year, was shifted to right end; and David Pepple, a newcomer at center, teamed up with last year's substitute center, Dwain Glenzy. Bob Jones at left half back, a senior, came out for football last year after transferring from St. Mary's. Although, inexperienced in some positions, the line anchored by two fine tackles, Ray- mond Ballard and Bob Hampton, had enough weight to offset a light back field. After losing the opener to Sikeston, Champions of the Big 8, who incidentally was scored upon only 3 times, one of those by the Red Devils, Chaffee tied Hayti 12 to 12 with one minute and a half of game time remaining but failed on the conversion for the extra point. Bob Jones starred in that game with both touchdowns on long runs. The Dexter game was a heart breaker for the Red Devils being on the short end of a 13 to 7 score after out gaining and passing the Bear Cats the last half. A fumble on the one foot line climaxed a 20 yard run by Bob Jones with less than two minutes re- maining and took away the Red Devils' chance for a tie or win. Quarter back Powell Keeney stood out with his fine spot passing as did half back Harold Halbert, who was on the receiving end of most of Keeney's passes. Following the Dexter battle the Red Devils journeyed to Fredericktown to lose 12 to 6 on a muddy field which became a nightmare as the Red and Black of Chaffee High suffered 150 yards via penalties. After an open date following the Fredericktown scrimmage, which saw the Red Devils working hard to bolster their morale, they showed their fighting spirit by taking the next three games from Risco, who hadn't lost a game up to that time, Malden, and Illmo-Fomfelt. Bob Hart a guard did a good job against Malden at tackle when Bob Hampton regular tackle was taken sick on the day of the game. Chaffee felt the loss greatly when Powell Keeney, quarter back who suffered a shoulder injury in practice before the Malden game, was lost the rest of the season. The same applied for left guard Bill Surman, who suffered an injury in the Illmo-Fomfelt game and was lost for the remaining game with East Prairie. After leading throughout that game by the narrow margin of 7 to 6, the Red Devils lost the service of left guard Joe Wilkinson at the start of the third quarter due to a sprain- ed ankle, which was a contributing factor in the victory gained by a small, but fighting, East Prairie team in the last five minutes of the game closing the season. The play of tackles Bob Hampton and Ray Ballard, the latter nursing a shoulder injury all season, the hard running of full-back Johnny Biler and half-backs Harold Halbert and Bob Jones, the passing of quarter-back Powell Keeney, plus the ability of Joe Proctor to play well every position in the back field, taking Keeney's place at quarter-back after the latter was injured, was encouraging as the Chaffee Red Devils of 1949 took 3rd place in the Little 8 conference. We appreciate very much our coach, Mr. Alvis, for the interest he has shown in us. The team will lose thirteen men: Revelle, Ballard, Surman, Pepple, Glenzy, Wilkin- son, Hampton, Jones, Dowd, Wachter, Proctor, Keeney, and Halbert. — 74 — IONES WACHTER KEENEY LINDY HAWKINS HOOKER Basketball The Red Devils, averaging around 5' 9 as a team, were badly handi- capped by their lack of height, and had a pretty rough go on the basketball court. But under the direction of Dwight S. Alvis they showed a lot of hustle and fight and very good sportsmanship. Due to graduation the team will lose Powell Keeney, Harold Halbert, John Burnett, Bob Jones, H. A. Watcher, and Dwain Glenzy. Keeney was high scorer for the year, averaging 15 points per game. A GAMES Chaffee Opponent St. Mary's Here 20 69 Sikeston Here 29 63 Charleston There 36 51 Vanduser Here 48 29 Morley There 51 61 Jllmo-Fornfelt Here 28 59 Blodgett There 41 51 Oran Here 25 68 Diehlstadt Here 31 53 Morley Here 32 42 Oran There 25 71 Anniston Here 37 35 East Prairie Here 21 36 Benton There Vanduser There 30 41 Diehlstadt There 28 43 B GAMES Chaffee Opponent St. Mary's Here 13 49 Sikeston Here 81 38 Charleston There 25 43 Vanduser Here 26 22 Morley There 34 45 Illmo-Fornfelt Here 29 22 Blodgett There 28 19 Oran Here 36 20 Diehlstadt Here 31 32 Morley Here 18 31 Oran There 22 35 Anniston Here 32 20 East Prairie Here 38 32 Benton There Vanduser There 29 30 Diehlstadt There 25 34 Scott-Mississippi Tournament 32 63 Sub-Regional Tournament — 76 — Varsity Club First row: Harold Halbert, Joe Wilkinson, Joe Proctor, Powell Keeney Second row: Dwain Glenzy, David Pepple, Lyndell Hooker, John Burnett, Bill Surman Third row: H. A. Wachter, Tilmon Blocker, Fred Lindy, Carrol Revelle Fourth row: Robert Seyer, Lloyd Haupt, Bob Jones. Dicky Langston, Ray Dowd, Raymond Ballard President ____________________________________________________________Powell Keeney Vice President __________________________________________________________Joe Proctor Secretary-Treasurer ___________________________________________________Joe Wilkinson Reporter ___________-_________________________________________________Harold Halbert Under the sponsorship of Coach Alvis, the letter men of C. H. S. organized a Varsity Club which consists of athletes who have lettered in at least one sport. Leaders of the club in letters earned were: Raymond Ballard. Harold Halbert, and Bob Hampton, and Powell Keeney. Chi:er Lcadurs Peggy Denton, Phyllis Gnann, Bill Sanders, Ann Woodyard, Sue Redfern The football and basketball boys will never forget the true and loyal support given by their pep leaders at each and every game. 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Main and Independence 118 South Sprigg St. Cape Girardeau, Mo. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. nL._. CA Phone 135 rhone b4o BUILD A BETTER CHAFFEE IN 1950 Chaffee Signal EVERY THURSDAY — $1.50 PER YEAR ESTABLISHED IN 1910 HOWARD-SWAN ATHLETIC GUODS CU. YOUR EXCLUSIVE SPORTING GOODS STORE PHONE 1729 BROADWAY PACIFIC CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Compliments Of Compliments Of G. F. THOMAS CHAFFEE FOOD MARKET MEAT MARKET ARTHUR FREE, Proprietor CHAFFEE, MISSOURI PHONE 4141 — 88 — COMPLIMENTS OF BYRD HOTEL CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Home 5271 Office 4011 Home Calls PHYSIO THERAPY J. H. SCROGGINS Chiropractic Physician 9 to 1 — 4 to 8 Daily Sat. 9 to 12 Thursday by Appointment CHAFFEE, MISSOURI FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS J O S T E N' S Since 1897 Representative: GEORGE E. BOCKHORST 1436 Rose Street Cape Girardeau, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF PERKINSON CANDY CO. 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GROSSHEIDER Gordonville, Mo. — 91 — Compliments Of P. N. KELLER INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 4051 Chaffee, Mo. IF U-R-UPTOWN AND HUNGRY ANY TIME OF THE DAY JUST STOP IN AND FILL UP AT G AND E CAFE PHONE 5231 STUBB'S HARDWARE AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS DAY PHONE 2061 NIGHT 2371 CHAFFEE, MO. SLINKARD CLEANERS AND SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY RUG and UPHOLSTERING Phone 3171 Chaffee, Mo. Compliments Of W. O. FINNEY, M. D. CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Compliments Of CHAFFEE SKATING RINK Highway 55 Phone 4431 Compliments Of HORSTMAN THEATRE Follow The Crowds To The Home Of First Run Pictures CHAFFEE, MISSOURI — 92 — Compliments Of LANG'S JEWELERS Compliments Of FRISCO — MO. P. R. R. F. W. WOOLWORTH GREYHOUND INSPECTOR 126 N. Main St. Phone 404 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Cape Girardeau, Mo. AudimtuorL, UJkat? When you're making those post-graduate plans think of the telephone industry. Here's a business, vital in peace and war, full of interesting and exciting jobs for ambitious girls. COME IN AND TALK IT OVER AT 800 BROADWAY CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. SOUTHEAST MISSOURI TELEPHONE CO. Compliments Of COMPLIMENTS OF STANDARD SERVICE SLAUGHTER'S PHONE 3141 Phene 2011 147 W. Yoakum — 93 — Compliments Of Compliments Of CHAFFEE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS G. A. SAMPLE, M. D. Processing, Curing Rendering, Storage Meats Fruits, and Vegetables —■ Phones — Office 3031 Home 2991 PHONE 2051 Chaffee, Mo. Lankford Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED PHONE 2081 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Compliments of HECHT'S CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Hi-Grade Paints Imperial Wallpapers Artist Supplies SMITH-ALSOP COMPLIMENTS OF PAINT AND WALL PAPER CO. (Formerly Upchurch) 116 N. Main Phone 194 Bring your Paint Problems to Paint People CHAFFEE CUT-RATE DRUGS — 95 — SCHNEIDER EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Your International Harvester Dealer FARMALL TRACTORS McCORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT BOLENS HUSKI GARDEN TRACTORS POWER LAWN MOWERS DOW WEED INSECT CHEMICALS Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone 2150 H. A. MARGRAF Jeweler Phone 483 409 Broadway Idan-Ha Hotel Building Cape Girardeau, Mo. BULOVA —ELGIN HAMILTON WATCHES Compliments of (Bambi (Bak Qo. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. CARS. TRUCK and FARM EQUIPMENT FORD GROVES CAPE and JACKSON MISSOURI Covered Buttons — Buckles Hemstitching 24 hrs. Service HARMON SEWING MACHINE SHOP 234 South Sprigg Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone 1356 GLADISH-WALKER FURNITURE CO. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. • Kentile Asphalt Tile • Rubber Tile • Plastic Wall Tile • Mohawk Carpet Wall to Wall • Youngstown Sinks and Cabinets • Crosley Refrigerators, Electric Stoves and Radios 633 Good Hope Phone 868 — 96 — Compliments Of HARMON RADIO FURNITURE CO. Phone 2101 Chaffee, Mo. BUCHER'S We Can't Be Beat We Handle Good Meat We Deliver We Do To You And You And You PHONE 2151 Compliments of Stovall's Stores PHONE 5091 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI HUTSON GREEN, Manager Compliments Of DINNER BELL CAFE BOB SPRADLING Phone 5131 Chaffee, Mo. Watches Watch Repairing JAMES M. STUBBS Jeweler Time Inspector, Frisco Lines Chaffee, Missouri PRUITT'S FOOD MARKET FREE DELIVERY Phone 2021 Chaffee, Mo. Compliments Of VERNITA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 5131 Chaffee, Mo. — 97 — Compliments Of CUNNINGHAM THE SUNSHINE FLORIST ART STUDIOS 214 Wright Ave. Phone 2731 Chaffee, Mo. Distinctive Greeting Cards Cut Flowers Corsages New York, N. Y. Funeral Sprays Uregas Distributors, Inc. 818 BROADWAY CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. BOTTLE GAS INSTALLATION — REFRIGERATORS GAS RANGES —WATER HEATERS See Your Local Uregas Dealer Compliments Of TOM'S TOASTED PEANUT CO. TOM'S PEANUT-BUTTER SANDWICHES AND TOM'S CANDIES Compliments Of COMMUNITY MARKET Dist. Joe L. Mirgeaux Salesman — Richard T. Dopp Phone 3616 Cape Rock Drive Cape Girardeau, Mo. MRS. FRANK HOBBS, Prop. 406 Gray Phone 5201 — 98 — COMPLIMENTS OF R. S. PETERMAN COMPLIMENTS OF COX'S 5C TO $1.00 STORE CHAFFEE, MISSOURI CHAFFEE, MISSOURI HEEB'S SERVICE STATION QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 1932 GOODYEAR TIRES SINCLAIR GAS AND OIL MAIN and DAVIDSON PHONE 4231 CHAFFEE, MO. CLffee 3L 'cif (Company CUT FLOWERS, GIFTS, POTTED PLANTS TABLE DECORATIONS FUNERAL DESIGNS and WEDDING BOUQUETS 523 HELEN PHONE 5101 CHAFFEE, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments Of A. E. RIEHL LIMBAUGH AND BLOCKER DENTIST BARBER SHOP CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Main Street Chaffee, Mo. — 100 — To The Class of 1950 Best Wishes and Congratulations on completion 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 SPECIALTY SHOE CO. CHAFFEE, MO. Compliments Of SMITH'S RADIO Compliments Of APPLIANCE FARMERS 6c SHOP MERCHANTS BANK RADIOS A. M. F. M. TELEVISION CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. SALES and SERVICE This Is Your Bank Phone 4181 108 S. Main Chaffee, Mo. Taylor's Bakery SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SPECIAL ORDERS PHONE 5061 CHAFFEE, MO. LEE'S BARGAIN CRUMP'S IEWELRY STORE 149 YOAKUM ELGIN WATCHES Men's Work Clothing and Nations School Supplies MIRACLE DIAMONDS And Army Surplus ERNEST LEE, Prop. 118 S. Main Chaffee, Mo. RUH'S PAUL'S SUPER MARKET APPLIANCE SHOP 605-607 Good Hope St. YOUR MAYTAG DEALER Quality Meats Groceries Electrical Plumbing Contracting Cape Girardeau, Missouri PHONE 5151 — 102 — CANNON'S COMPLIMENTS OF SHOE REPAIR L. P. SPENCER SERVICE DENTIST CHAFFEE, MISSOURI CHAFFEE, MISSOURI COCA - COLA BOTTLING CO. JACKSON, MO. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR APPLE BLOSSOM FLOUR MEYER-ALBERT GROCER CO. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. — 103 — SCHOOL WALTER ADAMS MOTOR CO. Authorized Hudson Sales and Service 1433 Independence Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone 1356 HUTSON FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings Free Delivery 2 N. Main Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments Of tf iap.cJJjlfioiiUnq. SIKESTON, MISSOURI “Our Milk Bar- Cape's Favorite Refreshment Center” Sunnu Dairy Bar SCHRADER'S STUDIO 108 N. MAIN ST. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. STATLER MOTOR COMPANY STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS FERGUSON TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT 43-49 S. Main Phone 1177 Cape Girardeau, Mo. — 105 — ESSNER BROS. Compliments Of MONROE SINCE 1908 GLASS CO. Dry Goods — Groceries Glass and Mirrors Hardware — G. E. Appliances For Everyone 110-112 Merriwether St. CHAFFEE, MO. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone 450 MILK ICE CREAM MIDWEST DAIRY PHODUCfs CORPORATION GAYLOR'S Compliments Of Shoes For All The Family 104 Main St. Phone 850 PENNEY'S Cape Girardeau, Mo. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. — 106 — It Pays To Plan Your Year Hook With Your Printer Year after year, for more than a quarter of a century, schools have selected us as the official printer for their school annual because we offer a complete service — plan- ch ning a book from cover to cover. We are equipped to handle all phases of the oper- ations required to produce a book of quality. Design, plates, printing and covers follow in close order the care- -f- ful planning of your year book. If you plan to produce a school annual next year let us start you on the right road — a well-planned, printed and bound book. Producers of The 950 Mogul Missourian Printing 8. Stationery Co. PRINTING — LITHOGRAPHING OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES Cape Girardeau, Missouri — 107 — Calendar SEPTEMBER 6 Enrollment 7 Assembly Class meetings 8 Classes met all day 12 P. T. A. 14 Senior Class meeting 15 Band practice started today 16 Southeast Missouri Fair 20 Assembly — Sue Redfern chosen queen for Oran Home- coming 21 8th grade class meeting 22 F. H. A. 23 Football game at Sikeston Oran Homecoming 27 Assembly — Roger Lee 28 Card party for polio fund 29 Freshman Day Freshman-Sophomore party Assembly — Rip Van Winkle 30 Football game, Hayti here OCTOBER 1 Cotton Carnival 2 Dramatic Club tryouts 3 Dramatic Club initiation 5 Senior class meeting 7 Football game, at Fredericktown, band went to play 8 P. T. A. went to Kentucky Lake 10 P. T. A. 11 F. H. A. 12 Camera Club meeting Assembly — Fire Prevention Halloween Carnival Queens and escorts chosen 13 Soybean Festival at Portageville 14 Cape Teachers' Meeting 14 Football, Dexter here 15 Cape Teachers' Meeting 17 Faculty meeting 18 Band Festival at Jackson 24 Assembly 28 Football, Risco here 31 Halloween Carnival, Evelyn Souders crowned queen NOVEMBER 3 State Teachers' Meeting at St. Louis 4 State Teachers' Meeting 4 Football game at Malden 7 F. H. A. 11 Football game at Illmo-Fomfelt F. H. A. went to Fredericktown 14 P. T. A. 15 Freshman Party 16 Pictures came 18 Football game, East Prairie here — Phyllis Gnann crowned Football Queen 21 Circus 23 7th grade Thanksgiving dinner 24 Thanksgiving vacation 29 Assembly — Mogul Staff selected DECEMBER 2 Basketball game, St. Mary's here — i09 — Calendar 5 Mogul Staff meeting 6 Senior one-act plays 8 Jr. Red Cross 9 Basketball game, Sikeston here 12 P. T. A. F. H. A. 13 Senior class meeting Basketball game at Charleston 16 Basketball game, Vanduser here 20 Basketball game at Morley 21 Open house 22 Bukstein party 23 Class Christmas parties Holiday begins JANUARY 3 Back to school 3 Basketball game, Illmo-Fomfelt here 6 Basketball game at Diehlstadt 9 Faculty meeting 10 Basketball game at Blodgett 11 Mogul Staff to Cape 13 Basketball game, Oran here 16 Faculty meeting F. H. A. 17 Basketball game, Diehlstadt here 18 Frisco box supper and square dance 19 Mogul Queen selected — Maxine Finch 20 Basketball game, Morley here 24 Basketball game at Oran 27 Basketball game, Anniston here g 31 Faculty meeting FEBRUARY 1 School dismissed due to ice storm 6 Came back to school after vacation Debate for American Legion Auxiliary by some of Am. Prob. class 7 Class meetings Basketball game. East Prairie here. Dance after game 10 Basketball game at Benton 11 Representative of band at Sikeston 14 Basketball game at Vanduser Senior Valentine program; Winifred Summers crowned Valentine Queen 16 Jubilee Four and McDonald Quartets 20 Benton Tournament 28 Junior skating party MARCH 2 Dramatic Club play, Dear Papa 10 Radio Program — Chuck Harding 16 Band went to Steele 20 Schoolmasters meeting 31 Junior one-act plays APRIL 17 East Prairie tournament MAY 14 Baccalaureate 17 8th grade graduation 18 Senior commencement 19 School ends — 110 — Graduates of Chaffee Hiqh Sehnnl 1917 Arthur Heeb Jessie Mattocks Henry Stubblefield Austin Walling 1918 Anne Guethle Ralph Mattocks 1919 Ruth Ora Alley Cora Lee Barham Lucille Collier Edna Davis 1920 Floy Chewing Maurelian Gyles Lucille Moore Iris Odom Rosena Sipes Ira Tibbs 1921 Marion Barkley Roberta Cahoon Willa Lee Collier Nevedith Packwood Ruth Russell 1922 Bert Cheatham Luella Hagle Ted Ingram Leslie D. Lankford Frank Lily Helen Litzelfelner Harold McCutchan Juanita Morgan Karl Preston Malissa Smith Addie Wardlow Irene Wehling 1923 Elizabeth Amhrein Amon Burton William Campbell Ila Cook Bernice Davis Hazel Fowler James Haley Rufus Heeb Zora Hood Grace Martin Gilbert McCutchan Mayme Odom Harry Osborne Lois Patterson Oliver Rigdon Ruth Shill Helen Slinkard Ralph Stephens 1924 Arda Barnes Lorena Bollinger Lucille Brockmire G. M. Cahoon Ed Dunn Mary Elwick Fern Fowler Violet Gargraves Elma Gyles Roy Howell Kenneth Lankford Vernon LaVal Gladys Lilly Maurine Lloyd Willa McKnight Doyle Margrave Clyde Stubbs Albert Tiller Norvel Wadlow Lizetta Wheling 1925 Susie Bailey Edgar Barber Virginia Belk Rhoda Campbell George Dunn Riley Eddleman Dimple Fowler Lanore Fowler Presley Howell Norman Kay Fannie Mattocks Oscar McKaniel Mildred Patterson Edith Pryor Waneta Pryor Nellie Russell Clifford VanDover Hortense Watts Alvena Witt 1926 John Bates Mary Jim Blackshare Eva Barber James Campbell Raymond Coakley Lydia DeBerry Clarence Fagan Homer George Ruth Hale Lewis LaVal Ruth Masters Juanita McAdams Wylie Mears Thomas Odom Bernice Ozee Etta Pitman Wenman Sarius Gertrude Steger Harvey Slinkard Mildred Stubbs 1927 Minnie Allen Edna Burton Vinita Campbell Josephine Collier Johnny Cox Lyman Foulk Glenn Fowler Opal Freeman Juanita Harrell Opal Hipes Bernice Horstman Mary Elizabeth LaGrange Roy McConachie Dordelia McGuire Ray Roney Bert Stroud Max Thornbrough Eleanor West 1928 Fonnie Blaylock Charles Bolton J. H. Davenport Marie Davis Albert Duggar Norma Dugger Dorothy Dunn Hazel Ervin Opal Foulk Wilma Green Elizabeth Hale Melton Harris Robert Holland Ethel Horn Irene Horton Christina King Mary Lankford Hazel Lynch Anna Morrow — 111 — firailuiitRS nf ChiiffRR Hiijh School Florence Packwood Rodney Preston Ethel Mae Robinson Meta Sarius Elgin Stausing Harry Lee Velvick Henry Washburn Leon Whitaker Iola Witt 1929 Mason Allen Harry Bailey Henrietta Campbell Maggie Davis Lyon Davenport Marika Elwick Elbert Gettings Lona Harrison Ruth Heeb Allan Hubbard Norma Lacock Everett Laymon Helen Maxwell Iris Morrow Raymond Flefferkorn Irene Pobst Ralph Roney Marian Sample Manuel Slinkard William Washburn Eloise Williams 1930 Opal Allen Nathalie Bolton Wayne Buchancn Elizabeth Finney Virginia Finney Jessie Hale Louis Harris Cornetta Himmelspoch Millard Martensen Mardell Masters Norman Matthews Eugene McConachie Donald Miller Harry Osman Belvery Roberts Gladys Roney Clayton Schultz Doris Tombrugh Leo Trapp Cletus Vaughn 1931 Olive Andersen Jack Allison Mary Rose Arnold Gwendolyn Book Effie Cahoon Wilmos Carle Clifford Coakley Harrell Cunningham Katherine Eggiman Ruth Ervin Morris French Lucille Garnet Lois George Dorothy Guethle Ardell Himmelspoch Stella Kelso Irene Lewis Vesta Mae Lyle Mary Matthews Ruth McCurdy Harry Powers Grace Pryor Loring Ricks Pauline Russell George Sample Wayne Sarius Alene Shrum Elwood Stausing Fern Stroud Mary Helen Thomson Wallace Warner 1932 Roy Barron Roy Bell Clifford Brazeal Louise Campbell Harry Cheatham Carlos Crump Robert Everett Lucille Gettings DeWitt Harmon Alma Keller William Kelly Anna Mae Kinnard Louise Krouss Harlan LaGrange Betram Lowry Paul Mattingly Evelyn Miller Juanita Pennington Paul Pfefferkorn Oliver Scheetz Elbert Schneider Virdell Shields Pauline Simpson Eileen Smith Juanita Tenkhoff Bill Andy Thomson Albert Williams Elmer Yount 1933 Kathrine Aubuchon Harlan Beilis Elizabeth Bienert J. W. Bolton Juanita Cable George Campbell Alice Cook Harold Cravens Ethel Crump Ruth Delezene Eileen Dun Eileen Frank Jesse Gettings Marjorie Gordon Katherine Guethle Berneal Heisserer Bill Hopkins Vincent Hinkebein Paul Johnson Geraldine Jchnstone Irene Kelly Gwendolyn Moore Lucille Papin Dorothy Porter Mary Porter Helen Ramsey Brodius Raper Jerome Reeves Mary Shepherd Leona Shrum Helen Smith Bill Stroud Helen Thomas Lowell Walker John Watts Robert Weidman Flora Williams Velda Mae Witt 1934 Nelson Allen William Ancell Elizabeth Ashley Edna Barron Russell Bell Leroy Boner Eloise Bond Merle Briggs Carl Bushard Elmer Cannon Virginia Cheatham Denton Cline Frank Cunningham Mildred Dennis Margaret Denton Frank Dunn — 112 — Graduates nl' Chaffee High Nrlmiil Russell Essner Juanita Fowler J. R. Franck Hollis Frazier Charles Gcddard Gladys Green Helen Guethle Leland Harrell Mary Edith Henshaw Willa Lee Henshaw Ethel Jefferies Coquella Klages Owen McBroom Chester Morgan Norman Morgan Clarence Pennington Oshil Roberts Helen Shares Helen Smith Mary Smith Ethlyn Sneed Helen Stubbs William Talley Audrey Tanner Bill Vickery Norwood Wilkinson 1935 Melbourne Anselm Kenneth Bolton Ralph Bray Elvin Brazeal Garth Briggs Thomas Cahoon Ralph Carle George Cravens Robert Delezene Vanetta Dillon Arthur Gettings Kermit Goddard W. E. Hall, Jr. Robert Henshaw Evelyn Himmelspoch Adrain Lyle C. E. Mantel Joe Martin Buford Morgan Frank Morgan III Bernard Papin J. Paul Simpson . Charles Solomon Ivan Teague Billie Welter 1936 Andrew Aubuchon Roy Beilis Albert Bienert Klyta Briggs Valera Carter Eugene Cunningham Bryeans Freeman Winifred French Arvel Gettings Cleo Green Mildred Hall Venita Harrell Ralph Johnstone Ben LeGrand Monroe Louck Violet Morgan Woodrow Morgan Eathel Porter Woodrow Proctor Alvin Reihl Hazel Roney Esther Roth Juanita Scheeter Norman Schneider Richard Smiley Louise Stacy Charles Stroud Paul Varbel Lougilla Walker Anna Whitfield 1937 George A11 wood Floyd Berry Gordon P. Bond Claude Boner Norman Briggs John A. Brockmeyer James Burnett Tom Bushard Arthur Crump Ernest Crump Gladys Crump Harold Fowler Thelma Fowler Dan Frissell Eugenia Gisi Bill Green Vyron Harmon Clennon Heisserer Clementine Hinkebein Joe Hobbs1 Erma Horn Opal Jefferies Thelma Keller Mary Frances King Hugh Klages Bill Adams Lasley Imogene LeGrand Marietta Mantel Virginia Moore Joy Mouser — 113 — Joseph Papin Grace Patterson Robert Ponder Clayton Proffer Catherine Sawyer Glen Sheeley Bertie Shrum Audrey Fay Slinkard ' Lloyd Smith Marion Stanfield George Stone Mary Stringfellow Vernon Teague Alta Mae Varner Edwin Vickery Mary E. Waller Elbert Williams 1938 Virginia Aubuchon Ralph Baker Roy Bollinger Kay Brazeal Marie Bushard Edward Campbell Dorothy Carle Richard Coakley Doris Mae Fatchett Vera Goddard Eugene Hampton Nettie Henkebein Chas. Henshaw Iona Lett Walford Marsine McEwing Eleanor McGuffey Gregory Martin Martel Munger Mabel June Ormsbee Lester Pryor Jack Robb Ralph Runagle Viola Scheeter Thelma Sheeley Jimmy Slayden Virginia Smiley Norman Smith Marilyn Stokely Chas. Varble Charlene Vickery Cathrine Walker J. L. White Jimmy Young 1939 Carroll Anderson Janice Ashley Dorothy Beinert Aileen Boyts Graduates uf Chaffee Hiijh School Mary Belle Brazeal Bob Burnett Nadine Campbell Fred Cheek Bill Crader Duane Deane Otis Diven Willard Drissell Joseta Ervin Kennelh Feldon June Finley Ruth Freeman Bill Gnann Lawson Hamilton Leslie Hampton Lucille Harmon Glen Hinkebein Shelby Holmes Earlene Houseman Owen Humphrey Paulous Johnson Theda Mae Jones Wanda Jones Ella Mae Lynch William Earl Lynn Monteen McCain Virgil McKenzie Mary Martin Beatrice Miller Wesley Miller Paul Pennington Nadine Roussel Louis Schultz Norman Schultz Mary Beth Scott Georgia Deane Shores Gayne Paul Underwood Nona Walker Marvin Washer John Henshaw Rosalee Hobbs Eunice Honaker Wallace Honaker Billy Joe Huber Virginia Hurt Ruth Elizabeth Jones Allie B. Lankford Kathryn Lee Maurine Lett Robert Lick Mattie Mae McAdams Marvin McCune Frances McNeely Gerald Massey Mary Moore Homer Montgomery Rose Marian Obermann Thomas Sawyer Theresa Scheeter Lilboum Schultz Wilbourn Schultz Margaret Scott Frank Sheeley Dora Shores Coletta Slinkard Dorothy Slinkard Juanita Smiley Peggy Spencer Ruth Stone Vera Story Clarence Valerius Velma Varble Fern Washer Lawrence Welter Ella Westrich Regina Whitfield William Wilkinson Cletus Martin Betty Metz Marguerita Miller Mayovah Mirly Earlene Poole Martha Ponder Margaret Pratt Robert Rosenquist Kathleen Rowark LaVera Scheeter Bailey Shackles Wandle Shelton Ella Rosa Shores Mary Jean Slaughter Donald Slinkard Gene Slinkard Archie Smiley Hazel Sneed Bettie Williams Margie Wilson 1942 Maxine Alsobrook Marvin Ancell Murial Bailey Fred Bisplinghoff Anna Brazeal Dessie Bushard Marcia Clark Billy Mac Crass Ruth Mae Crumbaugh Louise Davis James Eastwood Frank Enderle Betty Finley Vera Fowler Harold Freeman Betty Jo Green Jeff King Bill Lee Margaret Litzelfelner G. W. Lohnes Mine Menz Geneva Mier Virginia Mier Mildred Miles Wallace Mills Dorothy Miller Betty Montgomery Gene Peer Jane Schiwitz Herbert Scheetz Dennis Slinkard Mildred Schlitt Golda Stone James Stone Franklin Stroud John Thomas Mary Lorea Turner 1940 Mary Belle Alsobrook Betty Belle Beahr Mary Anna Bisplinghoff Stirling Boyts Ralph Bullinger Bessie Mae Campbell Virginia Campbell Dorothy Crump 1941 William Bagbey, Jr. Margaret Bailey Margaret Bugg Glen Bullock Charles R. Cunningham Daniel Diven Betty Joe Frazier John Freeze Mabel Graser Charles Paul CunninghamGeorge Green Clarence Daugherty Beulah Eastwood Evelyn Ferguson Ruth Foulk Emmet Free Venus Gisi Paul Goddard Morris Gordon Hutson Goza Arthur Heeb Mary Anna Heeb Merlin Heeb Elma June Hosea Helen Jones Marilyn Kimes Virginia Kimes Mary Jane Longgrear J. C. Lynn — 114 — GniihiiitRS iif ChaffKK Hiijh Schonl Annette Valerius Kenneth White Vonda Woodyard 1943 Modine Ashcraft Juanita Bullock1 Mary Alice Daugherty William Eldridge Marietta Free Russell Frederick Clarence Greaser Walter Greaser Betty Hart Junior Hindman Simon Huey Louise James Marjorie Johnson Wm. L. Jones Marian Keller Pansy Knowlton Dorothy Lane Fred Robert Lewallen Anna Mae Littlepage Wilma Littlepage Lavera Mier Wilton Slaughter Robert Slinkard Peggy Smith Billie Spencer Richard Turner William Ward Myron Yount Vyron Yount 1944 Oneal Adams Georgia Bentley Douglas Blankenship Virginia Bushard Beverly Butler Margie Campbell Coletta Crump Ronald Dowd Vivian Eldridge Priscilla Fletcher Melva Frederick Robert Gross Norma Gwenkenmeyer George Hahn Webmo Halbert John Kenneth Hale Mary Dell Heeb Charles Heeb Lucille Jackson Omega Jackson Maxine Jenkins Ruth Jones Jane Dae King Harold Kielhofner Betty Lee Leslie Lindy Lotus McClure George Mills Edith Matthews Dwight Moore Jean Moore H. W. Oberman Wanda Potts Harold Schlitt Arthur Seboldt Susie Shackles Bonnie Shores Virginia Smith Juanita Statler Ernest Stidham Dolores Wahl Mary Frances Wells Georgia Whitaker Francine Whitesell Harold Williams 1945 Kenneth Alsobrook Melvin Amelunke Kathleen Bolton Jerry Briggs Elva Brockmire Betty Campbell Joyce Carter Gene Crump Paul Crump Ralph Dumey Frances Grossheider Roberta Grossheider Max Heeb Ilene Hooker Laveme Howard Gene Kinder Alma Littlepage Lionel Longgrear Dorothy Monsker Alene Margrabe Marlene Mirly Yvonne Narsh Robert Schlitt James M. Stubbs Freddie Williams 1946 Gwen Lee Blocker Thomas Earl Burks Betty Jane Burnett Mary Etta Crader Charles Crumbaugh Glenn Faulkner Mildred Grossheider Bonnie Halbert Burl Hooker Berta Lee Howard Georgia Sue Huff Mabel James Mary Lou Kielhofner Billy Joe Mills Marvin Mirly Keith Moore Virginia Roney Lucille Rosenquist Everett Seboldt Ramona Slaughter Loren Slinkard Georgia Smith Bonnie Stidham Virgil Turner Charles Wahl Laura Walker Peggy Wilkinson 1947 Betty Allwood Madline Bess Gene Biler Dolores Brockmire Ella Culbertson Don Eastwood Patsy Finley Herman Fowler Robert Hickson C. J. Hindman S. T. Holland Lillie Houseman Dorris Huey Bobbie James Ann Johnson Bob Miller Patsy Peer Marvin Pratt Earline Proctor Bob Redfem Charline Seyer Jacqueline Shell Kathryn Slinkard Margie Souders Carol White Erline Whitsell Martha Jane Williams 1948 James Baert Margaret Baert Charles Bagbey Jo Ann Biler Carolyn Burnett Mavis Carter Don Casebolt 115 — Graduates nf Chaffee Hiijh Gchnul Allen Cravens Lila loyce Dobbs Bobby Dohogne Marie Felden Melba Jean Fowler Eleanor Rose Grossheider Margie Grossheider Avis Jean Hanna1 Kenneth Hindman Charles Lane Rose Mary Littlepage Harold B. McCormick Gloria Matthews Burl R. Mayfield Inez Miller Doris Mills Frances Mitchell Daniel Andrew Narsh Raymond Noble Joyce Mae Poorman Bettie Potts Audrey Lee Revelle Bill Rhodes Joe Perry Rice Richard Richbourg Mary Frances Scheon Carl Schlitt Elma June Scott Marcus J. Seyer Havem E. Shelton Peggy Smith Judith R. Statler Eugene Stubbs Janice Thornton Charles Vickery Bob Wachter Richard K. Wilkinson 1949 Richard A. Bailey Billy Ray Bisplinghoff Mildred Crumbaugh Ralph Drissell Jaunita Elam Robert Hanna Cecil Harris Dewayne Wylie Heltibrand Dennis Huey Marjorie James Albert Jennings LeRoy L. Jirik Shirley Jean Jones Otis Keller Mary Kathryn Langston Clara Nadine Lawson Betty Jo Margrabe Leeada Mier Leevada Mier Anna Mae Miller Mary Helen Monroe Maxine Monroe Harold Wayne Nelson Harrell Rushing Frank Daniel Russell Kathleen Sater June Schultz Don Sheeley Maxine Shell Freddy Thorne Betty Jean Warner Lawrence Williams llttlitliuiis Institutiuiis ASSEMBLY OF GOD Third and Helen Rev. Raymond Wetzel, Minister CHURCH OF GOD Third and Wright Rev. A. Tripp, Minister BAPTIST Third and Parker Rev. W. L. Keeney, Minister LUTHERAN Second and Gray Rev. G. B. Seboldt, Minister CATHOLIC Third and Elliott Rev. Tom Garaghty METHODIST Third and Parker Rev. A. N. Holt, Minister CHRISTIAN Third and Davidson Rev. Stanley Wilson, Minister ORDER OF THE VEILED PROPHETS Helen Avenue Rev. E. Benfield, Minister GENERAL BAPTIST Third and Cook Rev. Claud Fowler, Minister — 116 —