Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

I u mu urii DU who in if ears lo come foot, bach upon tie 1951 Wogui, may Jo So wi tl j ond memories, pfeasan t associa- tions, and lappij reco IL lions, is lie wish of tL Wo9J Staff. The Mogul Staff Editors Peggy Shell Helen Thornton Business Managers Mary Montgomery Elvira Summers Typists Betty Davenport Dorothy Lee Spivey Paula Niswonger Donald Hurt Ronnie Dudley Ann Woodyard Art Editors Phyllis Hubbard Jae Hopkins Sports Editors Tilmon Blocker Von Haney Literary Editors Patsy Lee Halter Kathryn Wilkinson Advertising Managers Geraldine Holt Betty Castleman lohny Heeb Robert Seyer Photography The Dysart Studio Sikeston, Mo. C. K. Henington Wolfe City, Texas Class Editors Shirley Lee Sherry Haupt Kathryn Scroggins Bonnie Mantel Snapshots High School Camera Club Chaffee, Mo. Feature Editors Tom Heeb Les Lankford John Statler Printing Missourian Printing and Stationery Co. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Presents THE 1951 MOGUL — 3 — Hiijh NdIiiiiiI Hiiililiui] Inl (J Grade Schuiil — 4 — —s — iiimsniiiiivtj |iini|:ii; qlnjj B|l!ll[! U S1JV Contents Dedication Administration Classes Grades Features-Activities Sports Calendar Ads — in tribute to him for his willingness to help with all school activities, for his coun- seling of all students and for his friendli- ness, patience, sense of humor, impartial at- titude and pleasing personality. — 7 — While attending a football gam Illinois Coach Kembro’s car wa de-swipped and demolished th ired. Monday Coach Kembrc oved to Chaffee to make hi me in the apartment recently va ited by Mr. and Mrs y. Fred Lewallen, Charles Goddard Castlema. id Dennis Kembro attended the Mrs. Joe rst meeting this season of the Smith. ott-Mississippi School Masters Plans were mad ild Monday night at Benton. program and activitu HRISTMAS PROGRAM RI SENTED AT T. A. MONDAY Tom Bushard, the kindergarten11 each month iresented the “Christmas Stocking'' it the P.T.A. meeting when it cori- Oz ened at the gymnasium Monday ifternoon. Jim Robert Stej Ten Lee Pviehl, Norman 3uckh;mnon, Gary Henson School Notes P. T. A. EXECUTIVE MEETING LAST FRIDAY An executive meeting of the? P. T. A. of the Chaffee public schools was held at the high school gymnasium last Friday afternoon with the president, Rev. Archie N Holt presiding, were Mrs. O. E. R Montgom- Mrs. Fred Lewal Sutterfield, Miss ZeTa tional Amendment N pertaining to propose' ributed. The hour of neetings was advanc Sponsored by their teacher, MrsP m to 2 p r”' the Sl - • ■ -.pr, .or UymeAirenUeac arrangement of ChristjUnit o{ which Rev. Archie N ornaments from which I president, a clinic for chile runners of greenery ln entering school for the first t by tapers created the s4in September was held Monday the dinner given Mondajder the direction of the Coi in the Home Economics; Health Unit's personnel, Dr. for the Board of Edu i[)t Peterson and Mrs. Dorothy the faculty, assisted byjnctt and Mrs. Clifford Bran §e attending I of th , home economic!Fifty-two children were given . iThe evening’s ital examinations by Dr. L. mes and carol ,Spencer and Dr. Alvin Riehl Mrs. Fred chest examinations by Dr. P« je Ozee, RudtSOn; had vision and hearing t ’harles A. and were immunized for small pd Mr. «diphtheria and tetanus. Repres Dr. anc atives of the P-T unit and Mr. anU Mrs. Mother’s Club of St. Ambrose, Mr. and Mrs. Rif assisted, were Mrs. Guy Max nd Mrs. MiltcfMrs. Max Bukstein, Mrs. 1 j CunninghafThornton, Mrs. Wm. Sufford, 3 Liston Smith, Mf Joe Hobbs, Mrs. Jeff King, 3 . Mrs. Coietta G|Charles Schultz, Mrs. Gordon B T. H • y, Mr Mrs Milton Gehrs. Mrs. Ma bbs and Paul ijSutterfield, Mrs. O. E. Rig bers and pajMrs. W. J. Ludwig, Mrs. Ch. o went on thl °b, Mrs. Leo Trapp, Mrs. er Unit onpeheeter, Mrs. Herman Pelke Reelfc � Mrs Frank Drouet. ;iuy Patton, Melvin Varble, iege. The atton, Martin Lovelady, Darle Christina Varble were the partici histor )ants. Mrs. Following the kindergarten pro- latt ram pupils from the fourth and er ifth grades presented, “Upon A S Midnight Clear,” under the dircc- hj ion of Mrs. Jack Palsgrove and virs. Paul Jenkins. The characters .vere: David, Robert Dennis; Shep-S terds, Bill Gettings, Dorothy New- omer, Billy Pruitt, Russell Keller; Vlatthew, John Gehrs. The Wise Men, Eddie Chronister, Charles El- is. Frankie Miller; Common Peo- le, Paul David Montgomery, .Mary 'rances Hooker, Betty Lea Burnett, Re“ Betty Stringfellow; Joseph, Leslie As Crump; Mary, Carolyn Buckhanrvon; preaJ Angels, Mary Alice Stone, and gubje? Judy Keller. . Thfnksg: The cast was supported by a be furnish ihorus of fourth and fifth grade Glee Club pupils who sang Christmas Carols Mrs.gfc F at intervals in the program. The play was well rendered in every way, speaking parts were clear, 7 keeping with the Nativity and thi Heeb gon of carols sung in clear and controlled eeb’ and n, voices. Mr. and Mrs Following the business meeting Chaffee. Tom the room count was won by Mrs. Rotary Club Yockel’s third grade, having nine-American Leg teen representatives. Room Mothersticipants in tl xu bomrorf J es, Norval el| tative on the NEXT PAPER DRIVE rom being al TO BE ON DEC. 2 local paper Last Saturday the band left 1 t 8:00 A. M., for Benton to a the Democratic parade w vent to every town in the cou hough it was a cold day, all and members who went seeme ave a good time. At Sikeston, ast town where the band pla; ne thing happened which ev ody was looking forward to; ere paid. After that everyone o the drugstores and dime st o spend a few cents before us left for Chaffee. The band is going to give a et at the Methodist Church unday. We hope everyone can nd. Band News. The band gave a concert at Jethodist Church, Sunday even ral 5:30. The band members enio BUKSTEIN TO HAVE ]PARTY FOR SCHOOL 1 CHILDREN DEC. 21 Due to the increased number employes at his factory, Oscar B ein this year will be unable T ave his usual Christmas party children will for Miss Mary Hensley td workers and their i n ft Knnn Hoi THnf representative . Mr. B for pu pi Is at beginr ill be tl for ev selected lor the Oo 'or Bukstein. Freshman News iigh School Band Superintendent Fred Lewrallen Boy Scout Troop 52 of Chaffee The freshman girls received their ew pieces for the he teachers will be shown, will again collect waste paper and aprons today. They are white witht on during the Last September Mr. Buks old magazines on Saturday, Dec. 2. recj anci white trimmings. The making a tour be- f� ave a party at the V. F. W. bu All citizens are urged to save their.f shmen are going to have theirand everyone is inl� here for the children of Cl old papers and magazines until Christmas party next week. Theyto it. We are play- ee anc ,p anf ° ma e at an that time. In ?ase of rain, the col- are unxious to know who has theira Claus Parade at nua a a .r. histead of having Buaril ul' Eilucatiun MEMBERS Fred Lewallen Rufus Heeb Dr. A. E. Riehl Charles Cunningham Fred Thornton Milton Gehrs William Vickery Clyde Stubbs Ralph Stephens OFFICERS Rufus Heeb-----------------------------------President Dr. A. E. Riehl________________________ Vice-President Charles Cunningham __________________________Secretary Ralph Stephens_______________________________Treasurer — 10 — FRED LEWALLEN Superintendent ZETA DUNN High School Principal MRS. MILDRED YOCKEL Elementary Principal Hiijli Scliiini I'iicnlly CHARLES A. GODDARD Science OSCAR T. HONEY Band ERMA LEE HURT Home Economics Manual Arts MRS. RUTH BLOCKER Junior High School MRS. HAZEL HAMPTON DENNIS KIMBRO Coach MRS. WINNIE OZEE Social Science MRS. FRED LEW ALLEN Junior High School — 12 — Grade Scliuul I'aiailly MRS. NAOMIA D. SMITH Second Grade MABEL HUTSON Third Grade MRS. RUBYE BLYZE Fourth Fifth Grades MRS IRENE BAILEY Sixth Grade MR HUTSON GREEN Second Grade MRS. LUCY WILLIAMS Fourth Grade MRS. PAUL JENKINS Fifth Grade MRS. JACK FALSGROVE Music — 13 — — 14 — We have some very proud Jun iors at high school. Why? We or dered our class rings, of course We hope to have them by Christ- mas. In our class meeting Monday, we chose Bobbie Smith as our can- didate for Halloween queen, with 7 Well, we had a nicj The Sophomores had their f| «game and dance Ficlass meeting September 19, l! I ry we couldn’.t ma$The officers elected were: Pr J faster, but Mr. G dent, Larry Himmelspoch; 1L By Geraldine Holt and Betty Davenport Freshman News. Pfefferkc ] any faster. At the $ Treasurer, Kathryn Wilkinson; led the! football [porter, Rex Williams; Sargeant Uon Isaac as her escort. We are go- The freshman class was verl Castleman, and th Aims, Norman Bollingei. Our x ini' to work very hard and see Don proud to have one of their class! tune dancing. Son� to is “Always Forward, Nc crown Bobbie queen of Chaffee jnates patricia Castleman, crowned home until the iitfi Backward. Our colors are High. Won’t you help us to do this? football O' i last Friday night Thank you wondfiand chartrujse 1'News'1 ”- We want to welcome Mr. McCann aiter as our co-sponsor this year. He isp- w Ashman class cam -VxOvVJ ‘ . . i junior mews here with Illmol came out for the.( We have sQme yery proud j taking Mr. Wessell’s place as • ct °° e yallowe’en contest, iiictrinl nrt? instructor. .v apw members ini dustrial arts instructor. c i ew Freshman v Wf$M vWe V Gertrude and The queen of iot V is Bonnie Mantejk a'- aw nan girls haV Clyde Vessel. Wl c t Vs projects 1 al ways in which tfrt Y.e c� c c ± for our queen eandkv) - 1o' s ic vOv0 r f - ' “ ® —� v ’ SENIOR As our Halloween o eVAv we hope will reign I x e “ at the Carnival, we elec°je Lee. Miss Lee is the da v Mr. and Mrs. Charles Let o tc- fe are now lookiri . . ... . . Wo • .i, soason 1 “ rs at high school. Why? We dered our class rings, of cou hope to have them by Chi If •- class meeting Mon e Smith as our M« y tne oa es . Txite cort is Tom Heeb, who is c W . r. and Mrs. Arthur Hvv 0 e N oc of Mr. sincerely hope everyone wi o fit to support our candidate year’s contest. The freshmen are busy plar.- e' i party for the sophomores. Wy. lave some new ideas for en6cV inment for the party. There were ive freshmen students w 0rk. he honor roll; Anna Man . Marietta Mirly, Jae Hopkt| otv le Lankford, and Larry Mary Margaret Hagan, wl V e 0l lember of the sophomore clal . w aken to St. Francis Hospitay irday, and was operated on fo, uS v e jendicitis. oo et A class meeting of the offy toi t as held Monday morning to 0pVd School Notes u By Geraldine Holt and Mary Montgomery Senior News The Seniors are Home fcc There hav „ cted m00 a fine start this ?,L v � ltsT materia . sel—— ween queen. esoort. We are y hard and see queen of Cha ou help us to do t s a Pea ° welcome Mr. McC St ,'s hee onsor this ’ear' H' ■ S%H.. y .. Unoc«ll’c nlar'P SikestQ Wesseirs place as le new1 Pa-ts instructor. tge freshman News ?evera7; the n of the freshman c f°r f l!T}Port Mantel and her escoi hf y artessel. We discussed se in which to make me e Ui zt queen candidate. foi rd 0 SENIOR NEWS foour Halloween queen, 22, pe will reign Tuesday n 1 a Carnival, we elected Shi c Aiss Lee is the daughter X c eve-d Mrs. Charles Lee. Her Tom Heeb, who is the nd Mrs. Arthur Heeb Sophomore News The Sophomw'e class will pr 3 3 one-act plays, January 19 at • a. m. and 7:30 p.m. “New Wivei t this « of you € that facty s that h| ed Cl 1 ulrts. TheV oQ: vo ietSt bed C« «- l U Old” characters are: Stanley rell, Noel Holt, Myrna Gard •'•'iDonna Denton, Elvira Sumi Phyllis Griffin, Nancy Ebbs Mary Lou Bess. One play Negro play. In “Stick To 'vnrd, Gal,” the popular co! Ar ' tlyyn Wilkinson, is w White, Jim Housi jUiams. Her “fat Oa. a Mighes. The other q foads Store” has a S9lV pect many to witness that many doors ically knocked dov ' can ESMAN NEWS Seniors trying to se .. you Christ--shman Day is over at last mas cards and pencils with the Freshmen are saying football schedule on them. I hopevasnt so bad after all.” We .hey succeeded in their efforts, too.a lot fun� and we are i’m sure they did, because you, then forward to Fresman Da public, have always proved co- year- We enjoyed the enter operative in all our school activi- ent provided for us by the ties. We are planning an old fash- omores at the party they gave mas vacation to begin.f Singin Bill From Blue F .oned square dance, Tuesday, Oct. s tha night. We played games, drew names for Christ-fill” the Junior Play which ha T and we hope you will plan to and had a square dance. and these gifts will bop postponed is to be given 1 attend. In our .. . 1 1 1 4 J‘ ‘ 1 Von Haney, Rc Kielhofner, Ai Hester, Jerre Cf immelspoch, Kat tha Dumey, ] iaomi Harrell, 1 ary Margaret H ker, Margaret and Elmer C dor News last class meetingthe teachers took part in the at the school Christmasesday, December 13. There wi we selected our class colors and , and after the thud game ' Friday. Of course, wwo performances, a matinee a -lower. Contrary to what one of Sophomores served refresh- lrcmel ' anxious to knowight performance. The admi: jut boys said about our flower be- - . ta Claus wiU dlop down 25 cents tor children at mg Mother s Best,” we selectede Freshman Class of 1950 is eys next Monday nwrnnatinee, and 35 cents for a -he pink rose for our flower and° a good start this year- Theyjrs. that have been writ d 15 cents for children at Smiiurs OFFICERS President________________________________________________Tommy Heeb Vice-President___________________________________________Johny Heeb Secretary_______________________________________________Peggy Shell Treasurer________________________________________Betty Davenport Reporter------------------------------------------Geraldine Holt The senior class with 31 members, began their last year under the leader- ship of Mrs. Hopkins and Mr. Goddard. The class colors are old rose and silver. The minds of the class have been on various activities planned to finance a trip to New Orleans. Christmas cards, pencils, candy, cokes, and stationery were sold. We also had dances after several football games, a square dance, and a three act play for this purpose. The first class activity of the year was a Christmas party and exchanging of gifts, at which everyone had an enjoyable time. The queen candidates from our class were: Shirley Lee and escort Tommy Heeb, Halloween; Lucille Hughes and escort Tilmon Blocker, F. H. A.; Eetty Davenport and escort Russell Obermann, Valentine; and Mogul Queen, Peggy Shell. We closed our last year of high school with Baccalaureate on May 13, class night May 15, Commencement on May 17, and our trip to New Orleans May 18 to 25. We were sorry to leave dear old Chaffee High. Best wishes in the future to all our teachers and underclassmen. We hope you enjoy high school as much as we have. — 16 — GLEN AMELUNKE I don't think. Baseball Seniors er TILMON BLOCKER He likes to play basketba. Football Varsity Club Basketball Band Mogul Staff Baseball BETTY DAVENPORT A whiz at the typewriter. Mogul Staff Drama Club CHARLES DENNIS Very quiet. BILL EASTWOOD His eye is on a sophomore. Glee Club Drama Club PATSY HALTER To be wed is her dream. F. H. A. Mogul Staff Red Peppers Glee Club Devils' Tales BOB HART When 1 start talking it's hard stop. Varsity Club Football Red Peppers Glee Club Drama Club JOHNNY HEEB Very popular. Varsity Club Football Baseball Mogul Staff Red Peppers TOMMY HEEB Our gallant knight. Glee Club Mogul Staff Band Drama Club Camera Club CLAUDENE HOLDMAN Always has a pleasant smile. — 17 GERALDINE HOLT Happy-gdf lucky. aV � Seniors V wv LYNDELL HOOKER He never worries .' Varsity Club Football Red Peppers Baseball V 9 jryfr' HUBBARD ow her is a treat. ul Staff LUCILLE HUGHES She's everyone's friend. F. H. A. Red Peppers i t LAVERNE KIELHOFNER If she's around you'll hear her. F. H. A. RICHARD LANGSTON He takes his time. Varsity Club Football Baseball SHIRLEY LEE Without her the crowd is not com- plete. F. H. A. Mogul Staff ROBERT McLEMORE He's always happy. Varsity Club Football Basketball Baseball Red Peppers Seniors BOB NELSON He's a jolly good fellow. PAULA NISWONGER Always smiling and gay.' Glee Club F. H. A. Devils' Tales Mogul Staff Red Peppers RUSSELL OBERMANN Who said I didn't study? Football ) LES POBST of mischief. Red Peppers ROBERT GEORGE SEYER Come on! Let's play football Varsity Club Football Baseball Mogul Staff Glee Club Red Peppers PEGGY SHELL In friendliness she can't be beat. Mogul Staff Devils' Tales TRUMAN SLINKARD Handy to have around.' DOROTHY LEE SPIVEY Quiet, but very nice. Mogul Staff Devils' Tales BARTON STEPHENS A favorite with the ladies.' REVA WARREN Very quiet; you never know she's around. FRANKIE WHITESELL He's slow, but he'll make it.' Senior Persiiiialilies — 20 — Music B. Nelson — B. Davenport Citizenship R. Sever — P. Halter Best Looking P. Hubbard - C. P 1 st Dramatics D. Spivey — B. Eastwood Sportsmanship IL. Hooker — G. Holt m Most Courteous S. Lee — B. Stephens Most Popular Biggest Clown B. Hart — L. Kielhofner I. Heeb — M. Montgomery -22- Juniors President_____ Vice-President Secretary_____ Treasurer_____ Reporter_______ OFFICERS ---------------------Ronnie Dudley ------------------------Don Isaac ---------------------Bobbie Smith -------------------_ Norman Pobst -------------------Betty Castleman To start the year off, the junior class received two very fine sponsors, Mrs. Ozee and Mr. McCann. Singing Bill from Blue Ridge Hill, was presented by the class to raise funds for our pages in the Mogul. Oueen candidates were: Halloween — Bobbie Smith with Don Isaac as her escort; Football — Betty Castleman; F. H. A. — Sherry Haupt with Ronald Hooker as her escort; Valentine — Charlene Lee with Ray Schwach as her escort. Parties include a Christmas party with the exchange of gifts, Junior and Senior Prom, and a picnic at the end of the school term. We are all looking forward to next year; when we shall pass on to become seniors. — 23 — ,liminis MAXINE LAWANDA BAKER Little, but full of pep. Red Peppers BETTY CASTLEMAN Popularity is her middle name. F.H.A. Glee Club Red Peppers Devi)� ' Tales Di rta Club Mosul Staff 5 ; )n AARON CULBERTSON Uncle Sam's Man. f i ROSEMARY DOHOGNE i ') You can't keep from liking her. jj o . U club r Jj RONNIE DUDLEY Full of mischief and lots of fun.’ Band Mogul Staff T . GRIFFIN ready to burst out laugh- Juniors DONALD HURT The class genius. Red Peppers Mogul Staff N ISAAC lways smiling and friendly. Basketball Baseball CHARLENE LEE Always pleasbnt and sweet. F. H. A. Glee Club JOAN LEMONDS For true friendship she cant be beat. Red Peppers FRED LINDY The class crooner. Glee Club Football Basketball Baseball Varsity Club CLIFTA LITTLEPAGE She never laughs, just giggles: Glee Club dale mckenzie He alv ays has an it isn't right. Red Peppers DeWAYNE PFEFFERKORN Just call me Flip. Band Football Basketball Baseball Varsity Club MARVIN POBST Our blushing rose. AN POBST y? What’s that? lee Club ed Peppers Football Varsity Club BETTY SCHOEN She's seen more than heard. F. H. A. Glee Club Devils' Tales £ 2 Juniors ERMA SCHOEN Good natured. F. H. A. Glee Club Devils' Tales ALMA JEAN SCHLITT Agreeable and pleasant. F. H. A. Glee Club RAY SCHWACH If silence were golden, he'd be a pauper. BOBBIE KARLINE SMITH one, charm, personality 'Thn and„ H. I ft j Glee Club K d ' INE SMITH ch to say. EVELYN SUE SOUDERS Friendliness comes natural to her. F. H. A. Glee Club R FpQPPers .OHN STATLER 1 The caU of the wiid goose. y iGlee Club C; ,V Cb er Leader ul Staf THORNTON has a pleasing personality H. . f lub Peppers Is' Tales Jl Staff ia Club JS2LL WARNER a i plf you can’t see him, you're sure to Q j f hear him. (, y gs01 v- Football Baseball Varsity Club TMOGENE WESTRICH winning smiie ihai never fades. F. fc. A jJ4 . F. H. — 26 — ANN WOODYARD 'The canary of Chaffee High F. H. A. Glee Club Red Peppers Devils' Tales Mogul Staff Drama Club iMif VXf Junior Personalities The PREMIUM '■ USB� HERE IVELYl Music A. Wood yard — B. Warner Scholarship D. Hurt — M. Griffin — 27 — Siililiiiiinmis OFFICERS President___________________________________Larry Himmelspoch Vice-President___________________________________Stanley Harrell Secretary________________________________________________ Patsy Pfefferkorn Treasurer____________________________________Kathryn Wilkinson Reporter_____________________________________________________Rex Williams Sergeant-at-Arms________:___________________Norman Bullinger Motto: The sky is too low for our goal Colors: Coral and Chartreuse Mogul Staff: Larry Himmelspoch, Elvira Summers, Kathryn Scroggins, Kathryn Wilkinson, Von Haney Red Peppers: Jerre Castleman, Zane Gnann, Phyllis Griffin, Von Haney, Naomi Harrell, Geri Hickson, Larry H:m- melspoch, Maxine Hunsaker, Charles Hughes, Bob Kielhofner,' Margaret Kirn, Marilyn Lawson, Elvira Summers, Shirley Taeger Girls Glee Club: Mary Lou Bess, Donna Denton, Martha Dumey, Betty Dunlap, Nancy Ebbs, Jo Ann Fuller, Myrna Gardiner, Mary Margaret Hagan, Naomi Harrell, Geri Hickson, Maxine Hunsaker, Margaret Kirn, Patsy Pfef- ferkorn, Kathryn Scroggins, Elvira Summers. Kathryn Wilkinson Boys Glee Club: Jerre Castleman, Bob Kielhofner, Charles Hughes, Larry Himmelspoch, Charles Camp, Rex Williams, Noel Holt Basketball: Von Haney, Jerre Castleman, Stanley Harrell, Norman Bullinger Football: Bob Kielhofner, Jerre Castleman, Zane Gnann, Norman Bullinger, Charles Camp, Jim Langston Queen Candidates: Maxine Hunsaker, Naomi Harrell and Patsy Pfefferkorn. Queen of F. H. A.: Martha Dumey Band: Larry Himmelspoch, Charles Hughes, Bob Kielhofner, Jerre Castleman, Patsy Pfefferkorn, Jo Ann Fuller, Rex Williams, Noel Holt Varsity: Jerre Castleman, Charles Camp, Norman Bullinger F. H. A.: Mary Lou Bess, Donna Denton, Martha Dumey. Betty Dunlap, Nancy Ebbs, Jo Ann Fuller, Myrna Gardiner, Phyllis Griffin, Mary Margaret Hagan, Naomi Harrell, Geri Hickson, Maxine Hunsaker. Margaret Kirn, Marilyn Lawson, Patsy Pfefferkorn, Kathryn Scroggins, Elvira Summers. Shirley Taeger, Kathryn Wilkinson Sponsor: Mrs. Hampton — 29 — !iii|ilmiimii!s NORMAN BUILINGER VERNON CAMP JERRE CASTLEMAN EARL CHASTEEN DONNA DENTON 4 MARTHA JEAN DUMEY BETTY DUNLAP .MYRNA GARDINER MARY MARGARET HAGAN NAOMI HARRELL STANLEY HARRELL JACK HESTER h] | L M H t, LARRY HIMMELSPOCH CLARA JUDEN BOB KIELHOFNER JIM LANGSTON MARGARET KIRN MARILYN RONNIE LEASURE yn$ M - y n uL, Jsiuj ELMER OBERMANN '-f-T-x h t:; PATSY PFEFFERKQRN 44 '.4 ‘A 1 ATHRYN SCROGGINS ;j7l f ELVIRA SUMMERS SHIRLEY .V 1 WAYNE WHITE KATHRYN-WILKINSON REX WILLIAMS 1 -tt Sniilmnioru I'lirsmiiilitics Friendliest Good Citizen S. Harrell — N. HarreU Most Courteous N. Holt — P. Pfefierkom M. Hunsaker Most Studious C. Juden — L Himmelspoch Biggest Clown A. Seyer — P. Griffin Most Popular J. Castleman Sports S. Taegar — N. Bullinger Music M. Dumey — C. Hughes Loudmouth B. Kieihofner M. Hagan FrBshnif.n President__________ Vice-President __ Treasurer__________ Secretary--------- Reporter----------- Assistant Reporter Sponsor----------- OFFICERS _______________________Jae Hopkins _________________________Larry Pobst _______________________Les Lankford ___Marietta Mirly ___________________Barbara Andrews __________________________Jean Dunn _________________Miss Erma Lee Hurt The Freshmen rang the bell with fifty members. The colors that we chose were green and white. Football: J. H. Harrell. Don Cheek. Don Miller, Sammy Peterman, Jim Chronister, Don Heeb, and Larry Pobst. Basketball: Clyde Vessell, J. H. Harrell, Don Heeb, Jae Hopkins, Don Cheek. Don Miller is manager of the high HonoMRoll: arry Free, Jae Hopkins, Les Lankford, John Wetzel, Marietta Mirly, Anna Marie Hess, Dortha Baker, Gertrude Fitzgerald, and Bonnie Mantel. Mogul Staff: Bonnie Mantel, Jae Hopkins, and Les Lankford. Football Queen: Patricia Castleman; Escort: Robert Seyer. Halloween Queen Candidate: Bonnie Mantel; Escort: Clyde Vessell. F. H. A. Queen Candidate: Marietta Mirly; Escort: J. H. Harrell. T _ 0, ., „ Red Peppers: Shirley McKenzie, Bonnie Mantel, Patricia Castleman, Betty Walker, Glenda Green, Jean Dunn, Shirley Turner. Jae Hopkins, Clyde Vessell. Larry Pobst, Larry Free, Don Cheek, Sammy Peterman, Jim Chronister. Leslie Lankford, and J. H. Harrell. Band: Clyde Vessell, Les Lankford, Jae Hopkins, Don Heeb, Glenda Green, and Pat Castleman. Camera: Larry Free, Jae Hopkins, and Les Lankford. Glee Club: Marietta Mirly, Shirley McKenzie, Dortha Baker, Barbara Andrews. Burlean Alvey, Leona Ubermann, Wanda White, Patricia Castleman, Betty Walker, Bonnie Mantel, Glenda Green, Jeanette Kimbel, Jean Uunn, Betty McLemore, Kathleen McCarty. Shirley Riley, Jae Hopkins, Leslie Lankford, Clyde Vessell, Elgin Walton. Sammy Peterman, Don Heeb, and Jim Chronister. Varsity Club: J. H. Harrell. Valentine Queen Candidate: Leona Obermann; Escort: Jim Chronister PATRICIA ANN CASTLEMAN DON E. CHEEK JIM CHRONISTER JEAN DUNN GERTRUDE FITZGERALD VELDA MAE FITZGERALD LARRY FREE ( QJrrf GLENDA FAYE GREEN ROBER' CHARLES HALTER JESS HENRY HARRELL DON ANN MARIE HESS CLETIS HINKLE r JAE HOPKINS DONALD HUMPHREY NORMAN Ji: EVELYN JEANETTE KIMBEL LESLIE LANKFORD CHARLES LUX 35 BONITA SUE MANTEL Y McLEMORE JOHN MOORE Freshme h f KAT LEp McCARTY o SHIRLEY ANN McKENZIE DONALD RAY MILLER MARIETTA ALICE MIRLY ■J - . BILLY JOE YLER 7 j SSSS LEONA OBERMANN | Jo i W 1 P dind SAW PETERMAN r L WAYNE RICHBOURG Smnuc. i nii-t.1 HIRLEY RILEY „ RAYMOND SHACKLES «L iyA J ' - eyc z l X 0, ?-v 4 LEONARD SLINKARD SHIRLEY ANN TURNER CLYDE VESSELL BETTY WALKER ELGIN WALTON NADINE WARD JOHN DAVID WETZELL WANDA MAE WHITE NORMA WHITESELL JVN t Freshmen Personalitins V 3 5 Most Courteous M. Mirly — J. Wetzell Biggest Clown G. Green — D. Miller Band P. Castleman — D. Heeb Sportsmanship B, Walker — J. H. Harrell Scholarship L. Lankiord — J. Hopkins J. Kimbel — 37 — Johnny Acup, brands man Fifth Grade News me grade is making his kiets indudmg flannel-gra this same room the folk) lents attended every day: Blain, Raymond Chaney, Ger ley Jack Gately, Jack G1 im� � «P na Goznell, Helen Haehnleiland colleges this fall., Maxsween, Shirley McLemoitmate for elementary 7), “686,000, about mond Ross, Clayton Ryan, a 4V14V. 910899____. _y ' 'St y, ,1 Wetzel. The other fifth gradihan was enrolled j 9y studying meal planning an lege enrollment ith with prize-winning menu2,700,000 short oi posters. In history th re l 49' About 2’ dying the de- «fl� 1® attend first nsportation, amboats, automM yod' notives. ate- s . „„ Fourth Grad v eV von, £ e fU ' A 1 ac , L-ry student in the ftttvd gt� ept one has attende AV., Ve have a new stu yer. Her name is THIRTY-THREE MILLION YOUNG PEOPLE IN SCHOOL ( HILDREN TAKE MUSICAL APTITUDE TEST SIDE GRADE SCIK PTA PROGRAM An estimation put out by tl . Forty-six children from th, Office of Education states that g'ade, Chaffee schools 32,903,000 studer‘s will tove been §Iven a musical aptitudi the natio 'ho test by Oscar T. Honey, Director g 4 ; the Chaffee High School Band. |record [enrolled in $Ct?f th6se students have been f°oc -♦ificates for passing rwt —--------m Third Grade NeW he third grade is stiA'h’0 ,g leriean Indians. ye ‘ .c o' ,ast week we cleared tl in less than one minu aVe V , drill. vV ° “ ' ¥Tfth Grade liews )ne grade is making history ikiets including flannel-graphs this same room the following dents attended every day: W, Blain, Raymond Chaney, Gerald )ley. Jack Gately, Jack Glenzy na Goznell, Helen Haehnle Maxsween, Shirley McLer £ ymond Ross, Clayton Ryr jl Wetzel. The other; fifi studying meal pli kith, with prize-winning UTHSIDE GRADE SCHOOL GIVE PTA PROGRAM, p piLS ■■he -P. T. A. program c. 11. will be in charge tthside Grade School, u ection of Mrs. Jack Pi e playlet. “Upon a :ar,” will be given by t ude pupils, supported by aposed of pupils from theJMarie Gosni 1 Fifth grades. i Helen Hahe: hose taking part will be: young shepherd boy— nnis; The Shepherds—Bil gs. Darroyl Newcomer, Bi Jit:. Russell Keller; ne shepherd boy, Wise Men—Ed, arles Ebbs, Fran! n People—Paul D r, Mary Frances Burnett, Betty a STRAIGHT IN SEPTEJ Miss Rubye school teacher, the following pupils made $ .he month of C � • - Excellent oi particula. natura thm, pitcl the musicali T. A. program ] will ‘be in. charge Grade School, ur of Mrs. Jack Pa will be given by th tupils, supported by d of pupils from the th grades. taking part will be ng shepherd boy— The Shepherds—B: 'iscover those robably have ]g the funda- ental music, sent home t se students witl rior rating, in „„cl c-japi. arroyl Newcomer, B: Russell Keller; Matt ihepherd boy—John rise Men—Eddie Chr Ebbs, Frankie Millei eople—Paul David Me lary Frances Hooker, Betty Strinj RADE SCHOOL NEW Two students in the grade ? oved away. They are Mar; fit °tlgl ” of the sixth grade, u n er 4tf n , rc BlythevUle, Ark. $ % WJs tJ e ” ev yearns. oo ;e °r of the third ikeston. The st fire drill nly two mint ding. The fift have organized There aril ws relate that] our class California. V-eeping in bal-i PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPENED WITH TOLLNENT OF 6 ■'r rti eTi gained a new ' Chaffee public schools lay with an enrollm total of 250 pupils er o ¥ vt'J , o .viol PUBLIC AND I - e-rf y X °l to v4 SCHOOLS TO osN ce Jc V dman, fromp101 30(1 Senior Hi«h . her into our ;V°V t pleasure. d b ' the end of the v party PuPils who will atten „„„ ,-A the}-6 were 70 pupils enrol wh first C - grade Tuesday, LS o j10pe to schools this year did n ring us. ,f 50 enrolled in _______,.ti school. FOR HOLIDAY Third Grade The following in Miss Hutson’s I ird grade were neither absent orl rdy during December: Patsy Ann ■cln-y, Judy Carter, Raymond ■an, Joyce Dooley, Jimmie Haehn- in, Camilla Hooker, Fred Keller, d Ella Mae Riley. They will ex- | We The Chaffee St. Ambrose Pa dismiss for the Both schools Tuesday, Jan. 2. «T- HAadsLdu meyer. Her name is Janice I Every student in the fourt j except one has attended ev Third Grade News The third grade is study | American Indians. Last week we cleared th ling in less than one minu' PAPER COLLECTION BY BOY SCOUTS NEXT SATURDAY Boy Scout Troop No. 52 will col- lect paper again next Saturday, and hope all citizens have been saving their magazines and papers dent Fred Le lee club compos ad girls was Grade News ' us e we are in taje wonder wh eighth grade perfect attent ff, Martha upt, Joan Mi art. have our this year. We party sometin alentine Party a basketball People are asked to place their n t know yet paper on the curb in front of their Pre very busy Raymond Wetzel. Row 2: Martha Peterman, Dick Scott, Patsy Earls, Ray Huey, Julia Culbertson, James Sater, Shirley White. Row 3: Wayne Crippen, Alberta Keller, Johnny Baker, LaDonne Dobbs, Ronnie Freeman, Doris Roberts, Gerald McCormick. Row 4: Karen Lou Hooker, Raymond Jupp, Shirleen Kimbel, Bob Sullivan, Patsy Rushing, Richard Stephens, Joyce Bishop. Row 5: Norman Tanner, Regina Gremar, Gary Jones, Yvonne Lemonds, Johnny Crump, Anna Gul- ley, Troy Dooley. Row 6: Nell Crank, Francis White, Joan McKenzie, Bob Hinkle, Mary Hart, Charles Dunn, Gladys Haupt. Row 7: Ronald Angel, Annette Holdman, Johnny Whitesell, Jimmy Lynch, Jimmie Miller. — 40 — Eiijhth Gradi: Class Colors — Blue and Silver CLASS OFFICERS President___________________________________________Jimmy Lynch Vice-President_____________________________________Jimmie Miller Secretary and Treasurer_____________________________Patsy Rushing Reporters_________________________________________Karen Hooker Shirleen Kimbel Edwin Fuller Sponsor________________________________________Mrs. Ruth Blocker We, the eighth grade of 1950-51, numbering forty-eight when school opened, have had a very successful year we think, and are looking forward to being Freshmen. Our class, either as a whole or through individuals, won several honors in the following activities in Junior High: Pep Squad — Martha Peterman, Karen Hooker, Morris Montgomery, Richard Stephens, Gary Jones, Joan McKenzie, Doris Robert, Gladys Haupt, Jimmy Lynch, Bcb Sullivan, Dick Scott, Ronnie Freeman, Yvonne Lemonds, Fred Thornton, Patsy Rushing, Ray Huey, Johnny Crump, Jimmie Miller, Charles Dunn, La Donne Dobbs, and Shirleen Kimbel. Basketball — Morris Montgomery, Troy Dooley, Richard Stephens, Gary Jones, Bob Sullivan, Jimmy Lynch, Dick Scott, Ronnie Freeman, Johnny White- sell, Fred Thornton, Ray Huey, Jchnny Crump, Gerald McCormick, Jimmie Miller and Edwin Fuller. Halloween Queen and Escort — Martha Peterman and Richard Stephens. Halloween Contests — Window Painting: First, Wayne Crippen; Second, Edwin Fuller; Third, Kryn Imhoff and Shirleen Kimbel; Fourth, Troy Dooley and James Sater. Costume — Individuals, Bob Sullivan; Group, First, Karen Hooker, Doris Roberts, James Sater; the Grand Prize also went to this group. Honor Roll for first and second quarters — Karen Hooker, Martha Peter- man, Anna V. Gulley, Nell Crank, Gladys Haupt, Patsy Rushing, Raymond Jupp, Patricia Whitmer, Mary Hart, Kryn Imhoff, Ray Huey, Fay Holland, Fred Thornton, and Joan McKenzie. Band and Twirlers — Morris Montgomery, Jimmy Lynch, Edwin Fuller, La Donne Dobbs, Fred Thornton, Kryn Imhoff — Martha Peterman, Gladys Haupt, Patsy Rushing, and Shirleen Kimbel. Best Citizen — Gerald McCormick. School Boy Patrol — Ronald Angel, Wayne Crippen, Raymond Wetzel, and Troy Dooley. Glee Club — All members of the class belonged to the Junior High Glee Club. Operetta — Steam Boat A'Comin' was the operetta chosen to be pre- sented by the eighth grade in February. — 41 — Seventh Grade Row 1: Milford Bagby, Roy Baker, Donald Benfield, Mabel Bentley, Patricia Brown, Gerald Cannon, Dorris Cheek. Row 2: Martha Cox, Virgil Crank, Charles Davis, Paul Dees, Sharon Eaker, Connie Fish, Irma Gene Fitzgerald. Row 3: Mickey Glency, Alice Goin, Mary Ann Gramlisch, Norma Sue Gremar, Peggy Halter, Dickey Houseman, Ronald Hulls. Row 4: Billy Ray Humphrey, Hilbert Jones, Rodney Leasure, Danny Lindy, Dwana Loucks, Donnie McLemore, Alvie Modglin. Row 5: Dorothy Niswonger, Mary Ellen Rievley, Charles Rister, Harlan Sadler, Jane Sater, Mitchell Shell, Raymond Slinkard. Row 6: Dale Stringfellow, Lynn Stubbs, Billy Sullivan, David Taylor, Robert Todd, Robert Turner, Virgin White. Picture Missing — Ira Lee Chiles. Seventh Grade President_____ Vice-President Secretary_____ Treasurer_____ Reporter______ Sponsor ______ CLASS OFFICERS ---------------------------Charles Rister ----------------------------Lynn Stubbs ____________________________Billy Sullivan __________________________Patricia Brown -----------------------------Peggy Halter ______________________Mrs. Fred Lewallen We enjoyed active participation in the following: Clean-Up Day, Halloween parade and program, Red Cross, T. B. Fund, and March of Dimes. A Christmas gift was mailed overseas. Other interests, individually or in groups: Halloween queen and escort — Patricia Brown and Billy Ray Humphrey. Halloween window painting contest — Billy Sullivan, Charles Rister, Mitchell Shell, Rodney Leasure, Mickey Glency, Connie Fish, Danny Lindy, David Taylor, Robert Turner, Billy Ray Humphrey, Robert Todd, Jane Sater, Roy Baker, Mary Ann Gramlisch, Dale Stringfellow, Paul Dees, Harlan Sadler, and Dorris Cheek. Camera Club — Patricia Brown and Mabel Bentley. Glee Club — The entire class were members of the glee club. Honor Roll for second quarter — Peggy Halter and Mary Ellen Rievley. Band and twirlers — Dorris Cheek and Alice Goin. Best citizen — Harlan Sadler. School Boy Patrol — Billy Sullivan, Rodney Leasure, David Taylor, Billy Ray Humphrey, Robert Todd, Donnie McLemore, Virgil Crank, Raymond Slink- ard, Dale Stringfellow, and Dorris Cheek. — 43 — Sixth Kiriirli! Row 1: Lester Acey, Nolan Baker. Marie Butler, James Cannon, Betty Lou Cline, Nancy Culbertson, Freelyn Cook, Gerald Dame, Cheryl Davenport, J. W. Dolan, Larry Dooley. Row 2: Nelson Dukes, Bobby Edwards, Ronald Evans, Tommy Gibbons, Patty Lou Gilmer, Edna Gramlisch, Eugene Hind- man, James Hooker, Mark Hopkins, Sammie Lee Howell, Jcanr. Hunsaker. Row 3: Leona Keller, Walter Keller, Lexie Dale Kincade, Cecil McCormick, John Montgomery, Joann Moore, Darius Nance, Gary Nance, Thelma Ruth Nelson, Shirley Patton, Charles Pruitt. Row 4: Charles Redfern, Mikey Scott, Gerrell Slinkard, Larry Smiley, Bobby Joe Smith, Joann Spoor, Irma Jean Turner, Ervin White. Fifth Graitn Row 1: Melvin Baker, Truman Benfield, Glen Bentley, W. H. Blair, Shirley Brown, Carolyn Buckhanon, Betty Lea Burnett. Peggy Castleman, Raymond Chaney, Eddie Chrcnister, Leslie Crump. Row 2: Charles Ebbs, Jr., Bertha Ann Evans, Gene Davis, Robert Dennis, Gerald Dooley, Faye Dukes, Jacqueline Gately, John Gehrs, Bill Gettings, Gary Glenzy, Nelson Greer. Row 3: Anna Marie Gosnell, Helen Haehnlein, Patsy Ann Harry, Vern Holland, Mary Frances Hooker, Larry Dail Howard, Judith Keller, Russell Keller, Maxie Killian, Patricia Max sween, Janis Lee Maxwell. Row 4: Shirley McLemore, Frankie Miller, Paul David Montgomery, Darroyl Newcomer, Mary Peterman, Billie Joe Pruitt, Donald Rievley, Denzil Riley, Raymond Ross, Russell Gene Rushing, Carolyn Ryan. Row 5: Harley Slinkard, Mary Alice Stone, Betty Stringfellow, Bernice Verbel, Janet Sue Vickery, Paul Wetzel, Doris Jane White, J. C. White, Geraldine Wood. — 45 — Fourth Grade Row 1: Johnny Acup, Gladys Archey. Norman Baker, Juanita Benfield, Mary Camp, Reginald Dudley, Margaret Dunlap, Rosetta Dunn, Mildred Edwards, Linda Fish, Joan Gately. Row 2: Gordon Gettings, Carroll Gibbons, Clinton Gilmer. Glenda Glency, Frances Howell, Diann Hunsaker, Donald Hun- saker, Clifford Hupp, Harry Imhoff, Morris Ireland, J. D. Killian. . Row 3: Ruth Ann Kight, Joyce Lee Long, Henry Marshall. Evelyn Medley, Dorothy Modglin, Charles Nance, Jams Nance, Linn Papin. Ophadell Phillips. Billy Ray Ross. Larry Scheetz. , _ ,.r Row 4: Gladys Shumpert, Glenda Fae Sexton, Patricia Smith. Phyllis Tierney. Ronald Turner. Sharron Verble, Joyce Walton, Martha White. Third Grade Row 1: Nancy Kay Andrews, Patsy Ann Archey, Nelson Baker, Theia Bailey, Louie Belt, Ruth Ann Buckhanon. Glen Buckholt, Janice Bukstein. Mary Helen Burnett, Judy Carter. Mildred Chasteen. Row 2: John Chiles, Betty Christy, Imogene Cook, Gerald Davis, Raymond Dean, Marilyn Dennis, Joyce Dooley, Mildred Driskell, David Duke, Ronald Edwards, Alice Edwards. _ __ , « , . Row 3: Kay Sue Finney, Bertie Alice Fullbright, Bobby Goin, Judy Gilmer, Terry Glenzy, Jimmie Lee Haehnlem, Jimmy Har- mon, Laura Harmon, Judy Harris, Sharon Haupt, Franklin Hindman. — _ Row 4: Barbara Hobbs, Camilla Hooker, Tommy Jenkins. Fred Keller, Geary Kyle, David Lane, Larry Lindy, Gary Steven Lynch, Paul Maxsween, Bill Miller, Kathleen Moore. __ D T Row 5: Mary Niswonger, John Peterman, John Pratt. Roberta Rievley. Ella Mae Riley. Phyllis Rosenbaum, Hester Ross, Larry Ross, John Ryan, Evelyn Sater, Bonnie Storey. . 4 _ . ,.r , . Row 6: James Lee Stringfellow, Ruth Ann Sullivan, Shirley Trost, Ralph Ward, Paul Watson, Pearl Wetzel, Carolyn Whit- mer. — 46 — Second Grade Row 1: Garry Acup, Harry Acup, Ruth Ann Baert, Arthur Bailey, Bobby Burnett, Vanda Ann Byrd, Anna Chaney, Freeman Choate, Jeanette Cline, James Cobb, Randy Crank, Janet Sue Crump, Larry Cumbie. Phillip Dame, Betty Dees. Hobbs. Row 2: Virginia Dees. Judy Evans, Bucky Finney, Billy Fish. M ichael Freeman, Janet Garner. Philip Gettings, Virginia Gettings, Rosemary Greer, Janet Sue Haddock, Jerry Wayne Haehnlein, Vera Jean Hampton, Doris Harris, Sue Harry, Nancy Joe Row 3: Paul Holdman, Lavetta Holland, Diann Houseman, Charles Howell, Nancy Sue Jenkerson, Eldeane Johns, Robert Keller, Ernest Kight, Crestman Lammey, Robert David Li Hiker, Donna McCormick, Angelyn Mansker, Walter Marshall, Robert Moore, Patricia Nickens. Row 4: Roy Nunnally, Darrell Patton, Jo Ann Ross, Dean Scheetz, Wanda Jean Shelton, Jackie Wayne Simpson, Michael Sipes, James Stone, Ina Lee Thomas, Dale Tierney, Carolyn Trost, Lana Vickery, Karen Von Kessell, Delbert Wood. Row 1: Hubert Andrews, Hugh Archey, Helen Baert. Kenneth Belt, Gary Bentley, Michael Bond, Michael Bukstein, Linda Sue Burnett, Linda Cumbie, Stephen Cunningham, Shirley Dooley, Oran Dukes, Jimmy Dunlap, Nelson Eaker, Paul Ebaugh. Row 2: Carolyn Eby, Ruth Ann Edwards, Russell Eldridge, Lavetta Fish, Donald Goin, Ronald Gilmer, Barry Hampton, Jackie Haney, Virgil Haney. Janey Sue Harrell, Robert Harris, LeRoy Harry, Barbara Hart, Dannie Holdman, Hugh Holt. Row 3: Robert Holt, Shirley Holt, Kenneth Howard, Francis Howell, Michael Huey, Paul Huey, Margaret Imhoff, Sue Anne Jobe, Doris Keller, Elizabeth Keller, Steve Keller, James Kelso. Alfreda Killian, David Lynn King, Gerry Long. Row 4: Michael Mantel, Jack Maxwell, Wanda McLemore, Alvin Nunnally, Sharon Reeker, John David Rigdon, Dean Sadler, Michael Schultz, Dennis Sexton, Charles Shumpert, Curtis Smith, Larry Sprenger, Sharon Story, Mayme Strauser, Iris Taylor. Row 5: Karen Varble, Doris Watson, Nancy White, Fay Whitmer. D FESTIV KSON NE3 MAS PR tPRESENi u d i: s ■ V� « Snarlest' In, Ca Ison, K [ Neely v lar Hlu iton. Th f marc ind mi NING Befort Miss SJ crow ne 1 at the I Hricia ■Dean S H f H if the cou | Grade scl T ff ai . S. Carnival, irade Tuesday ie parade led by the ol band will assemble Main and wi 1 1:30 p.p' PEP SQUAD NEWS Camera Club , . ____ ie Camera Club elected its The Red Peppers held an initia .•ers, Wednesday, Oct. 11th, for ;ion program for their new mem year. They are: President ; ers last Friday morning. First, st uny Heeb; Vice-President, Lar-Everyone would know that thej Himmelspoch; Secretary and bvere Red Peppers, we painted one isurer, Joanne Fuller; Reporter their foreheads. After, they rar ie Lankford; and Supervisor race. Or rather, crawled, pushing he Dark Room, Jack Hester. Allki pepper with their noses. Thei? ner, HIGH SCHOOL BAN ELECTS OFFICERS Miss Patricia Castlema Crowned Football Que At High School Dance By Missourian Correspondent. Chaffee, Nov. 13—At a dance Vice President; members are eager to become they were allowed to eat a red pep- ferkorn, Secretary an tricia Castleman ember in full by passing a ser-ber, with a glass of Devil s Brew The Executive comr A requirements. The first one is jto wash it down. Each new member Heeb, Geraldine Holt, Brownie tests which most of |Ied a yell, and then imitated one melspoch, and Char members are passing. The first of the teachers. They did o good The Officers are also | 81 p who pass the third group of re- |job, too, because we guessed who the Executive Commit ements, SHORT-STOP, are they all were imitating. If they are Band Rehearsals wi The 1950-51 Chaffee band has been organi for new members wil next week. The new Ronnie Dudley, Preside the high school gymnasium Frid night following the game Miss F was crowned fo as good pep squad members as 10:30 A. M., each pey are sports, we shjmG CROWD ATTENDED ood pep sauad this vl Vl T. A’s. “DAD’S NIGHT the piano, and the spectato eed rftve YeS,XvV t°T f -■ s Vt� � . re in attendance at the “Dad’ lght” meeting of the P. T. A.,lang lyrics written for the occasic held in the high school gymnasium® the music of “Mr. Touchdow Monday evening, with Rev. Archie -S-A.” by Tom Heeb. Holt presiding and leading com-Winners In Window nity singing. Rev. Stanley Wil- .. gave the invocation. T50corating Contests v. Holt announced Mrs. Horn-Named by Committee hoff and Mrs. Guy Maxwell, By Missourian Correspondent. Mrs. Donald Miller assisting, Chaffee, Nov. 2—Hutson Gree 'yo'. ;u «r. gi ■ r, illdi d ftVde e V� dV re judi be ma W ollows: � o - cC o 4ia prizes F the best individuals and v the best masked groups from ei| following groups; Grades one ugh six; grades seven and les nine through twelve; ts from the community addition to the first an prizes there will be a of $5.00 for the best costl7ues i Hum. i the ones who have taken , second prizes. Following n F. H. A. News. was iss Erma Lee Hurt and and, of the Future Homemakegr; Chaffee Chapter attended Wi -District meeting at East Pm November 9, 1950. They )mpanied by three their Mothers, Mrs. KermJ . Fred Thorr _ _ ne Hub and the 1 will present the ii Wednesday mi 11 o’clock at the sium: senior. n car t ed e t re Capitan—John i a Claus Is Com in llespic Coots. 1 ball queen. She was escorted the football designed throne, whi Was placed against a backgroui of red and white goal posts, Bob Seyer co-captaln with Lyndi Hooker, who with John Dale He escorted the maids of honor in tl processional, Misses Betty Castl n and Naomi Harrell. The re her court was the football squa usic for the processional was fu ne hundred and eighty peoplejished by Miss Mary Montgome resident of the Chamber of Cor nerce, which co-sponsored with tl lotary Club the Halloween windo fainting contest, announced tl dinners as follows: High schoc UU“ Firstjrst, Von Haney; second and thir arl Chastee, Donald Milli llow.n H‘9h Sch°o1 Band g, De. Gives Sacred Concert Sch y-At Methodist Church By Missourian Correspondent, Chaffee, Nov. 14.—Members the high school band and their di n°n rector, O. T. Honey, Mrs. Honey tfl their parents, totaling 100 per Chtkf were guests Sunday evening t°okf ie Methodist Church for din •F°Ulr r the conclusion of a sacrec stmas- ley oncert. Band colors, blue a n itel. esco: Oth e: g a- e Eby and Hugh , Am Kessell and Get0'0' '' . „n fTor° «• Laura Har- i U„rd RetVJrn , _ rVard, Sharon VAubb°r vilenzy, Ana Ma- ' osnell and Gerald Dooley, Glenda Glenzy and Henry Mar- offices to be filled were shall, Janis Lee Maxwell and Les- trict Reporter, lie Crump, Sammie Lee Howell and rict Vice-Chairman. Cand Darius Nance; junior high. Pat- n the Chaffee Chapter Band News, riene Lee, Evelyn Soudt The Band Directors Commits ietta Mirly. Elvira S net at Mr. Honey’s house la chosen as Sub-Distric Thursday. We discussed differe irman. hings for the band to do. Tl he afternoon featured a Jhalfee High School Band is inviti iackJ ol . predominated in table deco I rations. The following prograrr he morning vith the 'elect, officers, and • We year XWas ren ered: “Holy, Holy, Holy, alto saxophone solo, “More Lov a CbdtwitisiA. and J'SiajtuhsA, Bob Kielhofner; ‘Blessed Assur- dine Holt; “Sileni Heeb; a trumpet t To Temptation, er and Jimmie ne and baritone §Hope,” by Noel erre Castleman; Me JBack To| w with models from eac :o play for the Christmas Parade af ___ nn present participating. 1 Jape Girardeau. It has not as y KimbeT jae Hookins Jf' P nri tKn . 1_... i. 1______ ▲ l_ „ L_J by Leslie Lank- one solo, “Sweet by Lynn Papin; mtasla,” “‘Angelic- Overture,” “Auld d “Rifle Ranger’s Himmelspoch was npanist and Leslie on the program was : een. brought up before the band ‘’Trrcui °f ie organ accompanist. Bgtty Davenport, the church organggt, presided during Mogul Staff Row 1: Bonnie Mantel, Geraldine Holt, Kathryn Wilkinson, Von Haney, Elvira Summers, Jae Hopkins, Tilmon Blocker, Betty Castleman, Kathryn Scroggins. Row 2: Phyllis Hubbard, Mary Montgomery, Peggy Shell, Patsy Halter, Helen Thornton, Dorothy Spivey, Donald Hurt, Larry Himmelspcch. Row 3: Betty Davenport, John Statler, Robert Seyer, Paula Niswonger, Johny Heeb, Tommy Heeb, Shirley Lee, Sherry Haupt, Ronnie Dudley, Ann Woodyard, Leslie Lankford. We, the Mogul Staff of 1951, present this book as a result of our best efforts in carrying out your plans and suggestions and hope that our labors meet the approval of those who chose us to this task. — 50 — Custiidiiiiis Riley Slinkard Charles Bess Fred Hickson Words of thanks and gratitude are paid the custodians for buildings well kept, and for willing services rendered to all stu- dents and teachers. ■52 — Devils’ Tales The school paper, Devils' Tales, was edited by the school publication class this year. It had been published by the senior typing class with the exception of two editions, which were published by the junior typing class. This gave all typing students experience with stencil cutting and use of the varicus equip- ment used in getting a paper completed. This is the first year that sophomores have had the privilege of working on the Devils' Tales staff. Our paper is published monthly for the interest of our student body. — 53 — Futuri' Humiimakurs nF America Row 1: Myrna Gardiner, Margaret Kirn, Naomi Harrell, Mary Hagan, Jean Dunn, Betty Walker, Bonnie Mantel, Anna Hess, Shirley Riley, Jeanette Kimbel, Jo Ann Fuller, Leona Obermann, Javada Mier. Row 2: Elvira Summers, Bobbie Smith, Geri Hickson, Glenda Green, Helen Thornton, Betty Castleman, Marietta Mirley, Dortha Baker, Kathleen Mc- Carty, Shirley Turner, Maxine Hunsaker, Burlean Alvey, Wanda White. Row 3: Martha Dumey, Marilyn Lawson, Kathryn Wilkinson, Erma Schoen, Imogene Westrich, Margaret Griffin, Charlene Lee, Patsy Halter, Lavern Kielhofner, Paula Niswcnger, Barbara Andrews, Shirley McKenzie, Shirley Lee, Nadine Ward. Row 4: Patsy Pfefferkorn, Patricia Castleman, Lucille Hughes, Sherry Haupt, Pauline Smith, Betty Schcen, Ann Woodyard, Evelyn Souders, Rosemary Dchogne, Donna Denton, Betty Dunlap, Alma Jean Schlitt, Phyllis Griffin, Shirley Taeger, Kathryn Scroggins, Nancy Ebbs, Mary Lou Bess, and Clara Juden. President________ Vice-President __ Secretary-------- Treasurer________ Reporter_________ Parliamentarian Historian________ Song Leaders __ Chapter Mothers OFFICERS ____Helen Thornton ____Patsy Pfefferkorn ____ Betty Castleman ____Maxine Hunsaker _________Patsy Halter ____Martha Dumey _______Charlene Lee ____Paula Niswonger Jeanette Kimbel Mrs. Kermit Goddard Mrs. John Kimbel Mrs. Etrick Castleman Mrs. Fred Thornton Mrs. C. E. Mantel Miss Erma Lee Hurt Chapter Adviser — 54 — PurposRS 1. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home- making. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster the development cf creative leadership in home and community. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. 8. To further interest in home economics. Fifty-four girls met in September, under the supervision of Miss Erma Lee Hurt, to elect officers and plan the year's program. Business and social meetings were held jointly the second Monday of each month at 7:30. Mary Kathryn Wilkinson was our delegate to the National Convention in July, 1950 at Kansas City, Missouri. The chapter attended the sub-district meeting at East Prairie on November 9. 1950. Elvira Summers was elected sub-district vice-chairman. Betty Dunlap and Bobbie Smith were delegates sent to the planned sub- district meeting at Cape Girardeau, October 14, 1950. Some of the year's activities were: Baby sitting for P. T. A. members. Bake Sale in October. Selling magazine subscriptions. Helen Thornton was our top sales- woman. The annual Christmas party in the Home Economics Department with a social program and exchanging of gifts. Five chapter mothers were present. A square dance January 11, 1951 when Martha Dumey was crowned Daisy Mae of F. H. A. Valentine tea served the members of P. T. A. and the Senior Class. Spring fashion show in April. Hobo Day. Farewell party in May. Several members attained degrees in the F. H. A. organization. In future years we hope to go Onward toward new horizons. — 55 — Camnra Cluh Larry Free, Eddie Fuller, Raymond Shackles, Jackie Hester, Larry Himmelspoch, Tommy Heeb, Patricia Brown, Jo Ann Fuller, Mabel Bentley. Sponsor: Mr. Goddard OFFICERS President___________________________ Vice-President______________________ Secretary___________________________ Treasurer___________________________ Reporter_________________:__________ Darkroom Supervisor_________________ Sergeant-at-Arms____________________ Jr. H. S. Photographer______________ __________Tom Heeb Larry Himmelspoch _________Larry Free ________Eddie Fuller Raymond Shackles ___ Jackie Hester _____Patricia Brown _____Mabel Bentley For the first time, we set up a 9-step program of advancement, with tests to be passed to prove skill worthy of each of the 9-ranks, of membership. Mogul pages of snapshots, personalities, and school calendar demon- strate how our hours were largely spent with camera in hand wherever any- thing was happening. Then, while others slept, we practiced darkroom magic converting film into negatives. We were proud to prepare a display for the Southeast Missouri Science Teachers' meeting in Cape Girardeau, where Raymond Shackles gave a talk and demonstration of Polaroid-Land photography, and Larry Free and Eddie Fuller exhibited pictures. — 56 — Hiinil Row 1: LaDonne Dobbs, Joann Fuller, Linn Papin, Ronald Hooker, Charles Hughes. Row 2: Patricia Castleman, Shirleen Kimbel. Geraldine Holt, Tilmon Blocker. DeWayne Pfefferkcrn, Bill Warner. Edwin Fuller, Jim Lynch, Jae Hopkins, Patsy Pfelferkorn, Fred Thornton, Gladys Haupt. Row 3: Martha Peterman, Kryn Imhoff, Ronnie Dudley, Clyde Vessel, Morris Montgomery. Glenda Green. Row 4: Alice Goin, James Cheek, Jerre Castleman, Tom Heeb, Donald Heeb, Larry Himmelspcch, Noel Clark Holt, Rex Williams, Bob Kielhofner, Leslie Lankford, Oscar T. Honey, Dorothy Niswonger. The Chaffee High School Band under the direction of Mr. Oscar T. Honey was a busy organization this school year. The big event of the year in which the Band participated was the Southeast Missouri High School Band As- sociation Marching Festival at Jackson, Missouri, October 24. 1950, where more than twenty Bands, with more than eleven hundred school musicians, put on one of the greatest shows even seen in Southeast Missouri. Other out of town events in which the Band appeared was the Labor Day Parade in Cape Girardeau, the Soy Bean Festival at Portageville. and the Spring Band Festival at Parma, Missouri. The Band was at the head of several parades in Chaffee: First was the Clean Up Day Parade, then the Halloween parade, and the Santa Claus parade during the Christmas holidays. One of the big events of the year was the dinner given by members of The Methodist Church on November 12, 1950, honoring the members of the High School Band, with the parents as guests. The dinner followed a band con- cert in the church auditorium. Other events in which the Band had a part: Keep Awake America, P. T. A. Dad's Night, Frisco Safety Program, several school plays, football games and celebrations. OFFICERS __________________________Ronnie Dudley __________________________Bill Warner __________________________Patsy Pfefferkom __________________________Geraldine Holt Larry Himmelspoch Charles Hughes Tom Heeb Patricia Castleman (Drum Major) Other members: Jae Hopkins, Fred Thornton, Jimmie Lynch, Donald Rex Williams. Clyde Vessel, Morris Montgomery, Bobby Kielhofner, Leslie Lankford, Kryn Imhoff, Noel Clark Holt, Linn Papin. James Cheek, Jerre Castleman, De- Wayne Pfefferkom, Tilmon Blocker, Jo Ann Fuller. La Donne Dobbs, Edwin Fuller, Ronald Hooker. Twirlers: Glenda Green, Patsy Rushing, Gladys Haupt, Dorothy Niswonger, Alice Goin, Shirleen Kimbel. Junior Band: Paul David Montgomery. Charles Pruitt, Billy Joe Pruitt, David Kielhofner, Shirley Patton. Donald Heeb, Richard Stephens, Martha Peterman, and Gordon Gettings. — 57 — President ____________ Vice-president Secretary-T reasurer Executive Committee Girls’ liliT Cluli Row 1: Myrna Gardiner, Margaret Kirn, Naomi Harrell, Bobbie Smith, Mary Margaret Hagan, Jeanette Kimble, Shirley Riley, Bonita Mantel, Leona Obermann. Row 2: E vira Summers. Ka'.hryn Wilkinson, Patsy Pfefferkorn, Betty Castleman, Dortha Baker, Shirley McKen- zie, Marietta M r;y, Kathleen McCarty, Glenda Green, Betty Walker, Barbara Andrews. Row 3: Martha Dumey, Patricia Castleman, Helen Thornton, Erma Schoen, Margaret Griffin, Imogene Westrich, Char’ene Lee, Patsy Halter. Paula Niswonger, Norma James, Mrs. Palsgrove Row 4: Betty Dunlap, Jean Dunn, Geri Hickson, Sherry Haupt, Rosemary Dohogne, Alma Jean Schlitt, Burlean Alvey, Wanda White, Betty Schoen, Pauline Smith. Row 5: Jo Ann Fuller, Kathryn Scroggins, Nancy Ebbs, Clif'.a Littlepage, Betty McLemore, Donna Denton, Evelyn Sou- ders, Ann Woodyard, Maxine Hunsaker, Mary Lou Bess. Row 1: Jim Chronister, Elgin Walton, Robert Hart, Charles Hughes, Larry Himmelspoch, Sam Peterman, Jae Hopkins. Row 2: Clyde Vesseil, Leslie Lankford, Noel Clark Holt, Bob Kielhofner, Tommy Heeb, Bill Eastwood, Mrs. Palsgrove. Row 3: John Statler, Robert Seyer, Ronald Hooker, Bill Warner, Donald Heeb, Rex Williams. — 58 — Girls I.Iit Club The Girls' Glee Club, consisting cf fifty members, has partici- pated in several different programs this year. The girls sang for the Thanksgiving United Sevices, Christmas Program, The Frisco Safety Meeting, and P. T. A. Founders' Day Program. + Boys’ Glm; Cluli This is the first year the Boys' Glee Club has been organized Its first performance was for the Halloween Carnival. Thanks- giving and Christmas Programs also used its talent. It is hoped that the club will continue and grow through the years. — 59 — Parent-Teacher Assiirialiim Mrs. L. D. Lankford, Mrs. W. E. Castleman, Mrs. Fred Thornton, Mrs. Forrest Finch, Rev. Archie N. Holt, Mrs. O. E. Rigdon, Mrs. Marvin Sutterfield, Mrs. Milton Gehrs, Mrs. R. H. Ballard, Miss Zeta Dunn, Mrs. Fred Lewallen, Mrs. Max Bukstein, Mr. Fred Lewallen. OFFICERS President __________________________________ First Vice-President________________________ Second Vice-President_______________________ Secretary___________________________________ Treasurer___________________________________ High School Representative__________________ Grade School Representative___________ _____ __ Rev. Archie N. Holt ____ Mrs. O. E. Rigdon ___Miss Zeta Dunn Mrs. Marvin Sutterfield Mrs. Milton Gehrs ____Mr. Fred Lewallen Mrs. Leroy Ycckel CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Health and Welfare _ Membership____________ Program_______________ Standard of Excellence Study_________________ Finance and Budget . Legislation___________ Publications__________ Publicity_____________ Hospitality___________ Cub Scouts____________ Cub Scout Master______ Den Mothers___________ _____________Mrs. Jeff King ________Mrs. Max Bukstein :_______Mrs. O. E. Rigdon .___ Mrs. Fred Lewallen Mrs. L. D. Lankford ______Mrs. Fred Thornton ________Mrs. R. H. Ballard __________Mrs. Joe Hobbs Miss Mary Helen Thomson ___ Mrs. Forrest Finch Mrs. W. E. Castleman Rev. W. Stanley Wilson ________Mrs. Donald Miller Mrs. Guy Maxwell Mrs. Homer Imhoff — 50 — U, 2), 'aucupor, liinlliall ■ ?; 3 uG j -c J- atricia C adtien V.ilmilini! — 61 — IliiiTiis ami Escorts F. H. A. Fimthall IIiiIIuuitii CHARLES HUGHES EGBERT SEYER MARTHA DUMEY PATRICIA CASTLEMAN TOM HEEB SHIRLEY LEE MiiijuI PEGGY SHELL Vtilimtiiii; RUSSEL OBERMANN BETTY DAVENPORT — 62 — 9 Mini ii I Uuntiii STON TO open rBALL SEASON HERE ston High School’s Bull ] open the 1950 football se haffee Friday night, Sept, fee’s 8-game schedule gn soil. affee’s new coach, De pro, has been working wit i of 30 men for the past tl only four of whom are en. Coach Kimbro, whose hdsccred in the th� Anna, 111., played four yd pass from T )otball with the State Colli wa« ny Alvis, is year’s scchedul pt. 22—Sikeston at CHAFFEE WINS FIRST FOOTBALL GAME OF SE The Chaffee High Scho Devils won their first gam 1950 football seasonhere las nil ht when they defeated t our games here and foui den High School eleven, Tl ............... ftrcl VI VIC It was Chaffee’s first five games Chaffee scored their firs down in the first quarter over. Dwain Pfc going 0 at Cape Girardeau, the Little Eight r year, Chaffee w cX V s place under tH sycw Football News. At the game, Friday night, Rams kicked off to Chaffee. Chaffee team, through a series iFFEE LOST LJ Bast prairie The of plays, brought the bail back to the ;ie High Eagles ciosed their Rams’ 35 yard line before they were stopped. Then on the Rams’, first play, half back Holder, on a line play, went all the way. In the second quarter the Chaffee lean came back with a pass from Lindy to Pfefferkorn which was good tor a 35 yard touchdown. The Rams r ‘1C Prairie, Nov. 18.—The East season here Friday night with to 0 viciory over the Chaffee team. b victory was the Eagles in 10 games, the only defeat by the Sikeston High Bull- of the Big Eight Conference Prairie in the 10 games broke loose in the fourth, when d 2n points with 204 being art Rainy got loose for 50 yards before 'pnfei.ence play and had only T?™ Pullei L,1”dy .„°i bored gainst them by confer- yard went! teams and 71 for the season Chaffee on the Chaffee 10 line. Two plays later, Korn � W(k Bard, Egles backf;eld ace around the end for a touchdown. 0 i wing two of the Eagles' tiv vTSC The convers‘on was T y. Har‘ idowns in the last game rai B tftfell who took a pass from Rainy. 3COring for tM season t0 n v %,v e The final score war ,in Illmo- m N The final score w sornfelt’s favor. X The Chaffee . ts which is said to be a new � nce record and likely ar .ccc- £ame of oVben they w 0; c0|irie 33 to ,oCV.ev''ast iv. 17—Chaff F the ga’ is kicke ffee tea it s, brough is' 35 yan stopped. play, half play, went md quarter the ie back with a fefferkorn which yard touchdown, ke loose in the ny got loose for 50 yard: was pulled down by if fee on the Chaffee 10 . Two plays later, Korn w und the end for a touchdow iaffee Loses in ose Grid Game broke, the ences. Brown down ght Criese nigh, he thi] the ’ .ouchd th 1 ohnso wei T the from ,ame. pas oth sco| point ,ood. score 01 Chaffe� ught on .vill be fdav Di scored fhe the first CHAFFEE 60 yards JHAYTI FI time his team had the bal Chaffee scored in the 1 The Chaffee High from Lu Devils lost their second game Prairie In an important Little Elgh ___ . ,1 __ a. _ iT rnnforpnpe vamo u’ni o konnot counted one touch- when 10 yards adding play in th€ scam e Browr Back Ber End Jot n and ter, with he extn to 0. saw Kri'esc 5-yard strip for extn in midfield ani to score. In th Harold Jahnson scorec for the fifth and fina e to Play t East Prairie School potball for high schools of th district has but four games card ed for this week end. East Prai |rie and Chaffee playing at East Footbalf News 1 1950 football season to HsConference game, while Kennett It was a sad night for the Chaffee|hat city last Friday night, pla at Ha i and Ma njravel ciai to The Missourian. eleven last Friday when thay.ff ’haffee, Nov. 11,—Scoring were beaten by the Dexter Bea |ning touchdown and addingl cats They outweighed the Chaff ra nnint tM tKo m.oi team who just couldn t get starte rs point in the lourth cjusi , . roirina r while the Bearcats were ia king IUmo-Fornfelt Rams defe vardage on aimost every play. affee 13 to 6 here Friday ni| ;he lirst quarter Dexter stayed .1 ittle Conference game. the ground, but in the remaini: orn went over from the 5-y qUarters the Bearcats went to t| e and then Rainey passed to ir. Though some great defensive Tjie game with Risco was a g touto Ste. Genevieve- All remaining the district are idle thi: pointing for the fina xt week on Thanksgiving ckson Indians play Fred- in a game Friday after- lackson. Prairie and Chaffe nportance is laid to th a victory for Coach Docfd’s Eagles, although cop- d,flr P0int for the ,winl plays were made by Bim Hooker Gur team plaved a WOndePin« ‘he Conference honors 1 Tl Pff W'lln ml i • n Mia cl • a . it'AAlr Kit ri a aMavi f ♦ ast at vaRHainey K1 ? theD,Sjand Fred Lindy, the Dexter teamme Gur touchdown was week by defeating Malden for th, a 50-yard run._be.ng «ugh kept scoring_18 points in the firs, the fourth quarter) when, asix,.h win' would llke to make 11 1 10 by Fred Lindy. The Rl ’ ' . fJ ' ond The V L u“ TVS “perfect season In Conference play TD was managed in the half and 19 � n the nd. Jhex ker had carried the ball to whi]e of course Coach Dennjs Kim. rter when Holder ran 60 y Chaffee team made their bigg s.yard hne Lindy carried it obfo and his chaffee eieven woulc- first time the Rams had threat in the second quarter when )oker also made the extra pc t0 spoil the East Prairie rec. Chaffee scored in the sec they got to the Dexter 25-yard hne. jtstapding on defense were Iorrf iod on a pass from Lindy For their next game the Chaffee j.jo0ker and Mike Pobst, w Chaffee has won only on HimI Pi!ii|ii;rs Row 1: Jo Ann Fuller, Doris Roberts, Joann McKenzie, Patsy Rushing, Martha Peterman, Kathryn Wilkinson, Elvira Summers, Marilyn Lawson, Larry Pobst, Margaret Kirn, Stan Harrell, Von Haney, Clyde Vessell, Donnie McLemore, John Crump, Richard Stephens, Jae Hopkins, Bonnie Mantel, Shirley Turner. Row 2: Shirleen Kimbel, Dorothy Niswonger, Maxine Baker, Maxine Hunsaker, Helen Thornton, Betty Castleman, Naomi Harrell, Mary Margaret Hagan, Evelyn Sue Souders, Bobbie Sullivan, Jim Chronister, Jimmy Miller, Betty Walker, Glenda Green, Shirley McKenzie, Jean Dunn Row 3: Patsy Brown, LaDonne Dobbs, Phyllis Griffin, Mary Montgomery, Kathryn Scrcggins, Nancy Ebbs, Donna Denton, Geraldine Hickson, Donald Hurt, Ann Woodyard, Don Cheek, Fred Thornton, Jim Lynch, Ray Huey, Sam Peterman, Bill Sullivan, Patsy Halter, Charles Dunn, Mrs. Ozee Row 4: Gladys Haupt, Karen Hooker, Patsy Pfefferkorn, Lucille Hughes, Sherry Haupt, Joan Lemonds, Charles Pobst, Norman Pcbst, Zane Gnann, Wayne White, George Green, Larry Free, Morris Montgomery, Paula Niswonger, Billy Humphrey, Danny Lindy, Charles Davis Row 5: Bob Hart, Robert McLemore, J. H. Harrell, Les Lankford, Larry Himmelspoch, Bob Kiel- hofner, Jerre Castleman, Rex Williams Cheer Leaders: Patricia Castleman, Charles Hughes, Betty Dunlap, John Statler, Shirley Taeger OFFICERS President__________________________________- Betty Castleman Secretary__________________________________Mary Montgomery Treasurer______________________________________Helen Thornton Reporter______________________________________Maxine Hunsaker The Red Peppers under the leadership of Mrs. Ozee started the year with an initiation getting ready for the first football game. The squad now has eighty-seven members: Shirley Taeger, Betty Dunlap, Patricia Castleman, Charles Hughes, and John Statler are the cheer leaders with Fhyllis Griffin, Elvira Summers, Kathryn Scrcggins, Larry Himmelspcch as sub- stitutes. The Squad has tried to attend all games, interest new members in the work, and up- hold our basketball boys and football boys in their efforts through the year. — 66 — Fimtliall The Chaffee High School football team opened the 1950 season against the Sikeston Bulldogs at Chaffee on the 22nd of September. Though Sikeston was superior in weight, reserves, and experience, the Red Devils fought valiantly to hold the Bulldogs to 43 points, failing to score themselves. The following Friday night on September 29, Chaffee met another bitter defeat at the hands of Hayti by a score of 13-6, Chaffee's only tally being on a 90 yard kickoff return by halfback Fred Lindy. Chaffee then lost to Portageville 35-0 and Dexter 33-0. They again lost to Risco on October 27, at Risco, by a margin of 21-7, halfback Fred Lindy making the T. D. — Captain and fullback Lyndell Hooker making the point after. Then, on the dismal rainy night of November 3, the Red Devils came into their glory by out-fighting and defeating the Malden Green Waves by a score of 31-8. Chaffee concluded her home games with a battle with Illmo-Fomfelt which was bitter-fought and ended in a 12-6 victory by the visitors. Chaffee's final game was played with the East Prairie Eagles on the Eagles' home field. The Red Devils met defeat as the Eagles trounced them 33-0 which gave East Prairie the Little Eight Conference Championship. + + FOOTBALL SCORES Chaffee 0 Sikeston 43 6 Hayti 13 n 0 Portageville 35 0 Dexter 33 • i 7 Risco 21 • • 31 Malden 8 • • 6 Illmo-Fomfelt 12 n 0 East Prairie 33 Conference games — 67 — Iiiiiliuill Row 1: B. Kielhofner, D. Miller, Z. Gnann, S. Peterman, J. Chronister, D. Cheek, J. H. Harrell, R. Obermann Row 2: L. Pobst, R. McLemore, L. Hooker, N. Pobst, J. Castleman, J. Heeb, F. • Lindy, B. Warner, J. Langston, C. Pobst Row 3: D. Heeb, N. Bullinger, D. Pfefferkom, R. Seyer, B. Hart, T. Blocker, J. Hawkins, R. Langston, R. Hooker, D. Kimbro J. Hawkins D. Pfeilerkom R. Hooker B. Warner L Hooker Co-Capt, N. Bullinger J. Langston J. H. Harrell D. Cheek B. Kielhofner 1951) Hasl.rtliall 1951 We were very proud of our 1950-51 basketball team. After a late start our boys finished the season with a ten won and six lost record. While this wasn't the very best record, we were not at all disappointed with our showing in Southeast Missouri. With a fine bunch of boys, who showed a lot of interest and willingness to work, our team improved all through the season. With only one graduating senior on the team, we feel that there are better things to look forward to next year. A B ' 'A B Chaffee 47 25 Diehlstadt H 43 39 42 9 Sikeston T 66 34 31 17 Charleston H 46 23 27 27 Vanduser T 23 17 60 31 Morley H 36 29 44 22 Oran T 66 25 39 16 Illmo T 79 31 - 48 28 Blodgett H 38 23 51 22 Morley T 43 24 43 28 Diehlstadt T 67 41 - 45 23 Oran H 61 22 69 35 Anniston T 46 44 50 40 East Prairie T 40 49 55 29 Benton H 52 31 44 42 Vanduser H 38 23 44 Conference Games 44 Anniston H 36 37 I1;isIihIIi;iII Row ]: J. Hopkins, C. Vessel!, D. Heeb, T. Blocker, I. Castleman. Row 2: D. Kimbro, J. Hawkins, N. Bullinger, D. Pfefferkorn, B. Stephens, F. Lindy, D. Miller. Row 3: D. Cheek, V. Haney, J. H. Harrell, S. Harrell. Vessell Pfefferkorn Lindy Hawkins Hooker Stephens Blocker Bulling 71 — Varsity Club A varsity club was organized at Chaffee High School im- mediately after the 1950 football season. Members of the club consist of athletes who have lettered in Chaffee High School major sport. A constitution was drawn up by Lyndell Hooker, Johny Heeb, and Bob Hart. Members of the club are: Tilmon Blocker, Johny Heeb, Richard Langston, Bob Hart, Bob McLemore, Jack Hawkins, Fred Lindy, DeWayne Ffefferkorn, Ron Hooker, Bill Warner, Bob Seyer, Jerre Castleman, Lyndell Hooker, Norman Bullinger, Charles Camp, J. H. Harrell, and Ncrman Pobst. The officers elected are: President___________________________________________Lyndell Hooker Vice-President____________________________________ - Johny Heeb Secretary-Treasurer-------------------------- — Fred Lindy Sergeant-at-Arms--------------------------------------Robert Seyer Reporter Bob Hart Varsity Club Row 1: L. Hooker, R. McLemore, L. Pobst, J. H. Harrell, F. Lindy Row 2: B. Warner, J. Castleman, N. Pobst, R. Langston, D. Heeb Row 3: D. Kimbro, R. Seyer, D. Pfefferkorn, T. Blocker, R. Hooker, J. Hawkins, J. Heeb, N. Bullinger Chiuir Lnaflnrs Patricia Castleman, Charles Hughes, Betty Dunlap, Iohn Statler, Shirley Taeger — 73 — Oct of? er Health Clinic — Picture Show, Fighting At The Alamo — Freshman Day — Select- ed Mogul Staff — Senior Square Dance — Teachers' Meeting — Junior Red Cross — Individual School Pictures were taken. Septem I er School opened — Football prac- tice began — Health Clinic — Senior Class Sponsors were chosen — Clubs and Activities were organized — Southeast Missouri District Fair — New Class, School Publication — Chose Cheer Leaders. Education Week 6-10 — F. H. A. Sub-district meeting at East Prairie — Eighth Grade received their class rings — State Teach- ers' Meeting 16-17 — Chose F. H. A. queens and escorts for square dance — Thanksgiving Holidays — Crowned Football Queen at Football Dance. — 74 — c £ ecemli December Teachers entertained School Board — P. T. A. Program by the grade school — Junior Play — Donkey Ballgame — F. H. A. Christmas Party — Class Christ- mas Parties — Bukstein Christ- mas Party — Christmas Vaca- tion Dec. 22-Jan. 2 January Chose Mogul Queen and Personalities — Part of Mogul Staff went to Cape Girardeau — Group Mogul pictures were taken — F. H. A. Square Dance — Seniors ordered their graduation announcements — Frisco Safety Meeting — Juniors received their rings — Sophomore Plays — Personality pictures were taken — Typists started work on annual — Advertising Staff started to work on ads — Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hart had the football team as dinner guests at their cafe — De- monstration by Camera Club at Cape Girar- deau State College — Science Teachers' Meeting in Cape Girardeau — Eighth Grade boys played basketball with Illmo-Fornfelt — Football boys and Pep Leaders received new sweaters. 3J, ru ary Sub-regional tournament at Cape Girar- deau — Junior High had Valentine Parties — Eighth Grade Operetta — Oc- cultation of Venus — Science Class vis- its ice plant — Senior Valentine Dance. Chaffee Rocketts , and crowning of Valentine Queen — P. T. A. Founders' Day Program — Valentine Tea served to members of P. T. A. and Seniors by Home Ec. Girls — Junior Party — Band Concert at Court of Honor. Boy Scouts of America — Finished typing Mogul — Junior typing class edits Devils Tales — Accuracy test began in Commercial Department. Ward Baseball Season — Southeast Missouri Band Association met in spring festival, Parma, Mo. — Sadie Hawkins' Dance — Senior Play — Science class visits Cape Girardeau water works — Devils' Tales honors the Eighth Grade — Band Concert honors parents of band mem- bers — Commercial Department sends representatives to Chillicothe. F. H. A. Hobo Day — Spring Fashion Show by Home Ec. Girls — Junior-Senior Party — Good Will Tour by Chaffee High School Band — Junior typing class edits Devils' Tales — Pro- motion night for band members with concert. Way Devils' Tales honors seniors — Class Picnics — Eighth Grade Graduation — F. H. A. 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Stanley Wilson, Minister ORDER OF THE VEILED PROPHETS Helen Avenue Rev. E. Benfield, Minister GENERAL BAPTIST Third and Cook Rev. Claud Fowler, Minister L. L. LANKFORD SURMAN BROS. NATION WIDE International STORE Made-to-Measure Clothes GROCERIES MKT. THE MEN'S SHOE STORE Freezer Fresh Ice Cream WE DELIVER CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Phone 4021 — 82 — ' Compliments Of Chagg SL (Y1flcumfjadu fompawf- CHAFFEE. MISSOURI OSCAR BUKSTEIN, President — 83 — COMPLIMENTS OF CHAFFEE MACHINE SHOP GARAGE 223 N. MAIN PHONE 4221 JOHNNY'S KOFFEE KUP ON HIGHWAY 25 CHAFFEE, MO. Compliments Of iUP FI1IIII STARES ARTHUR MEYER, Manager CHAFFEE, MO. CHAFFEE ICE AND CI1AL HIGH GRADE COALS WE'VE ENLARGED OUR PLANTS TO SERVE YOU BETTER J. O. REYNOLDS. President A. E. DUGGER, Secretary CHAFFEE, MISSOURI PHONE 4091 COMPLIMENTS OF SULLIVAN BROS. LAWRENCE OLIVER CLEANERS Insurance of All Kinds If Your Clothes Are Worth Cleaning, They Deserve The Best NOTARY PUBLIC Chaffee Cape Girardeau PHONE 4131 CHAFFEE, MO. Piedmont — 84 — IRVIN'S Arrow Shirts CLOTHES FOR MEN CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. 39 N. MAIN COMPLIMENTS OF COURTESY CLEANERS 913 Broadway Phone 87 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments Of Frisco Employees CHAFFEE, MO. SAFE ALWAYS ALWAYSSAFE CHAFFEE COMPLIMENTS OF GRAIN FEED CO. EILEEN'S Jack Limbaugh, Prop. BEAUTY SHOP FEEDS—GRAIN—FERTILIZER SEEDS Phone 2041 CHAFFEE, MO. PHONE 3101 327 West Parker — 86 — Compliments Of FIRESTONE STORE ASSOCIATED NATURAL GAS Main and Independence COMPANY Cape Girardeau, Mo. Sikeston, Missouri Phone 2100 PHONE 645 BUILD A BETTER CHAFFEE IN 1951 Chaffee Siqnal EVERY THURSDAY —$1.50 PER YEAR ESTABLISHED IN 1910 HOWARD -S WAN ATHLETIC GOODS CO. YOUR EXCLUSIVE SPORTING GOODS STORE PHONE 1729 BROADWAY PACIFIC CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Compliments Of G. F. THOMAS MEAT MARKET CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Compliments Of CHAFFEE FOOD MARKET ARTHUR FREE, Proprietor PHONE 4141 — 87 — COMPLIMENTS OF BYRD HOTEL CHAFFEE, MISSOURI DR. J. H. SCROGGINS CHIROPRACTOR Bank of Chaffee Building Chaffee, Mo. Office Phone 4011 Home Phone 5271 Compliments Of REISS FARMERS DAIRY MERCHANTS BANK SIKESTON, MO. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. This Is Your Bank mart .5asliionA s lt Jlieir (J est For 44 Years the Style and Value Headquarters in Cape Girardeau iwusjffiftd COMPLIMENTS OF NORTH END GRAY MOTOR CO. PLYMOUTH and DeSOTO GROCERY CARS Two Deliveries Daily PARTS — SERVICE At 10 A. M. and 3 P. M. Phone 4081 PHONE 3191 CHAFFEE, MO. CHAFFEE, MISSOURI — 88 — ZENITH MOTOROLA HEUER TRUCK RADIOS ABC WASHERS IRONERS BPS PAINTS 5, VARNISHES SALES WALLPAPER Elmer Heuer PLUMBING SUPPLIES FRUEHAUF TRAILERS STINSON AIRPLANES SUEDEKUM SONS HARDWARE 620 Gcod Hope 20 S. Sprigg St. Phone 840 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Cape Girardeau, Mo. HARRIS MOTOR CAR CO. DODGE - PLYMOUTH 232 BROADWAY HARRIS TRUCK SERVICE SPECIALIZED TRUCK SERVICE 212 N. SPANISH CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Compliments Of BIEDERMANS CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI DR. H. I. MOSEBACH WESTERN AUTO OSTEOPATHIC ASSOCIATE STORE PHYSICIAN SURGEON EARL VON LEFFERN 109 N. Main Phone 2131 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI CHAFFEE, MISSOURI — 89 — 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 A. L. Carter Prop. 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 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI — 91 — COMPLIMENTS OF LANG'S JEWELERS FRISCO — MO.P.R.R. GREYHOUND INSPECTOR 126 N. Main St. Phone 404 Cape Girardeau, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Ask Your Dealer or Your Pevely Man for PEVELY Super Test Dairy Products RALPH JONES COMPLIMENTS OF SERVICE STATION SLAUGHTER'S PHONE 5811 Phone 2011 147 W. Yoakum — 92 — Compliments Of CHAFFEE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Processing, Curing, Rendering, Storage Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables PHONE 2051 Compliments Of G. A. SAMPLE, M. D. — Phones — Office 3031 Home 2991 Chaffee, Mo. Lankford Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED PHONE 2081 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Taylor’s Bakery SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SPECIAL ORDERS PHONE 5061 CHAFFEE, MO. Compliments Of HART'S CAFE A Good Place to Eat COMPLIMENTS OF CHAFFEE CUT-RATE DRUGS — 93 — SCHNEIDER EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 'Your International Harvester CAPSHAW MOTOR CAR Dealer FARMALL TRACTORS McCORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT BOLENS HUSKI GARDEN TRACTORS POWER LAWN MOWERS DOW WEED INSECT CHEMICALS COMPANY BOB CAPSHAW Your DODGE Dealer Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone 2150 Compliments Of (Bambif SaluMp Qo. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Grads he ciui sar uidio Photography in the modern manner HY. 61 SOUTH SIKESTON, MO. PHONE 633 Covered Buttons — Buckles Hemstitching 24 Hours Service HARMON SEWING MACHINE SHOP Service for all Makes of Machines 234 South Sprigg Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone 1356 Compliments Of TUCKER TRUCK LINE — 94 — COMPLIMENTS OF HARMON RADIO FURNITURE CO. Phone 2101 Chaffee, Mo. RUH'S SUPER MARKET 605-607 Good Hope St. Quality Meats Groceries CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI 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 I. G. A. STORE FREE DELIVERY Phone 2021 Chaffee, Mo. For the Right Styles — And the Right Quality — At the Right Price In Home Furnishings See EXCELSIOR FURNITURE MUSIC CO. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. — 95 — Compliments Of CUNNINGHAM THE SUNSHINE FLORIST ART STUDIOS 214 Wright Ave. Phone 2731 Distinctive Greeting Cards NEW YORK, N. Y. Chaffee, Mo. Cut Flowers Corsages Funeral Sprays Ureijas Distributors, Inc. 818 BROADWAY CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. BOTTLE GAS INSTALLATION — REFRIGERATORS GAS RANGES — WATER HEATERS See Your Local Uregas Dealer Compliments Of CARS. TRUCKS and FARM JOE L. MIRGEAUX EQUIPMENT Distributor Of FORD GROVES TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS CAPE and JACKSON Cape Girardeau, Mo. MISSOURI — 96 — COMPLIMENTS OF CRUMP'S IEWELRY R. S. PETERMAN ELGIN WATCHES and CHAFFEE, MO. MIRACLE DIAMONDS 118 S. MAIN CHAFFEE, MO. HEEBS SERVICE STATION Quality Service Since 1932 GOODYEAR TIRES SINCLAIR GAS AND OIL Main and Davidson Phone 4231 CHAFFEE, MO. CLffcc 3 ornparty. 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. — 97 — l)o AL -Annual Staff of Best Wishes and Congratulations on completion of the job you started not only as students but on the excel- lent work of gathering and compiling the events of the year in the Mogul. SPORT SPECIALTY SHOE CO. CHAFFEE, MO. — 98 — 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. Compliments Of HUTSON HART'S FURNITURE CO. BAKERY Complete Home Furnishings Free Delivery SIKESTON 2 N. Main Cape Girardeau, Mo. TRY la5ij .5ixin ’ CaSij Catin ’ BETSY ROSS BREAD Cape 3 CJ auorite t efredlimen t C pol “SUNNY HILL” MILK BAR 45 S. End Boulevard Cape Girardeau, Mo. SCHRADER'S Compliments of the STUDIO SIKESTON 108 N. MAIN ST. GROCER CO. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. SIKESTON, MO. — 100 — ESSNER BROS. Compliments Of SINCE 1908 RAY MARSH Dry Goods — Groceries Hardware — G. E. Appliances CURTISS CANDY CO. PHONE 3221 CHAFFEE, MO. SIKESTON, MO. MILK A ICE CREAM THE BEST ALWAYS RUSTIC ROCK INN Ross Lemons Frank Armstrong FAMOUS FOR FINE FOODS For Reservations Phone 988 HIGHWAY 61 SIKESTON, MO. Compliments Of PENNEY'S CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. — 101 — L D. LANKFORD Presiding Judge of County Court O. L. SPENCER Probate Judge 1 omp ii ni cn li ALFRED A. HALTER Assessor LEE STORY Judge of County Court °f O. F. ANDERSON Superintendent of Schools EARLY MALCOLM Sheriff S t C ° HARRY C. Buzzie WATKINS, JR. County Clerk (bounty LLOYD G. Jerry BRIGGS Circuit Clerk Office,, ROBERT A. DEMPSTER Prosecuting Attorney HESS PORTER Treasurer J. M. Jimmy LAW Recorder of Deeds C. E. Daddy FELKER Collector — 102 — 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 — planning a book from cover to cover. We are equipped to handle all phases of the operations required to produce a book of quality. Design, plates, printing, and covers follow in close order the careful plan- ning 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 1951 Mogul Missourian Printing S, Stationery Co. PRINTING — LITHOGRAPHING OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES' Cape Girardeau, Missouri It Pays To Plan Your Year Book With Your Printer — 103 — Wv.v