Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

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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 —

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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

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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