Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

THE STORY OF CHAFFEE HIGH 5CHOOE from Grade School Gymnasium 2 Manual Arts through High School — 3 — Retold by THE STAFF UF THE 1052 MOGUF Editors Class Editors Betty Castleman Donald Hurt Business Managers Karen Hooker Mcrtha Peterman Art Editors Von Haney Marietta Mirly Advertising Managers Pasty Pfefferkorn Helen Thornton Larry Himmelspoch Ronnie Dudley Sports Editors Jim Langston Stanley Harrell Feature Editors Larry Free Les Lankford Raymond Shackles Charlene Lee Kathy Wilkinson Jae Hopkins Joan McKenzie Typists Margaret Griffin Bobbie Smith Shirley Taeger Phyllis Griffin Elvira Summers Sponsors Miss Dunn Miss Hurt Mrs. Hopkins Mrs. Lewallen Mr. Kimbro Mrs. Ozee Mr. Goddard Photography The Dysart Studio Sikeston, Mo. C. K. Henington Wolfe City, Texas High School Camera Club Chaffee, Mo. Literary Editors Ann Woodyard Alma Jean Schlitt Printing Missourian Printing and Stationery Co. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Dedicated to - - Mrs. Mary Hopkins — in appreciation and gratitude for her un- tiring labors, her endless service, her pleas- ing smile expressing her friendliness and jolly disposition, and her fairness to students and fellow workers. Foreword If we, The Mogul Staff, have succeeded in telling the story of this year in Chaffee High by attempting to portray on these pages of the 1952 Mogul our moments of elation and dis- couragement we feel that our efforts have not been in vain. We sincerely hope that in years to come those who glance at this book will be stirred with fond memories. CONTENTS CONTENTS Administration Board of Education Fred Lewallen Rufus Heeb Dr. A. E. Riehl MEMBERS Charles Cunningham Fred Thornton Milton Gehrs William Vickery Clyde Stubbs Ralph Stephens President_____ Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ____ OFFICERS _______________________Rufus Heeb ____________________ Dr. A. E. Riehl _______________Charles Cunningham ____________________Ralph Stephens — 10 - FRED LEW ALLEN Superintendent ANDREW ZUPKA Elementary Principal ZETA DUNN High School Principal 11 - High School Faculty CHARLES A. GODDARD Science OSCAR T. HONEY Band ERMA LEE HURT Home Economics MRS. WINNIE OZEE Social Science MRS. FRED LEW ALLEN Junior High School THURMAN WILLETT Commercial — 12 — MRS. MARY HOPKINS English DENNIS KIMBRO Coach ROBERT WADLOW Manual Arts FLOYD E. SUTTON Junior High School MRS. BERNICE HOOD Grade School Faculty Fifth and Sixth Grades JEANNE E. CROWELL Fourth Grade MABEL HUTSON Third Grade OPAL ALLEN Second Grade MRS. MAE SINGLETON First Grade MRS. MALISSA RIGDON Fourth and Fifth Grades MRS. MILDRED YOCKEL Third Grade MRS. NAOMIA D. SMITH Second Grade MRS. DAN S. HARMON First Grade MRS. DAVID CHANEY Music — 14 — Seniors President________ Vice-President Secretary________ Treasurer________ Reporter--------- Sergeant-at-Arms SENIOR OFFICERS _________________________Helen Thornton ___________________DeWayne Pfefferkorn ________________________Betty Castleman _____Donald Hurt ____________________________ Bobbie Smith ______________________Ronald Hooker Senior Class The senior class, with its thirty-one members, began their last year under the leadership of Mrs. Hopkins and Mr. Kimbro. The colors chosen by the class were maroon and silver, the class flower, the white rose, and our motto. Tonight We Launch, Where Shall We Anchor? At the Sikeston Cotton Carnival we were represented by Bobbie Smith. We were happy to see Betty Castleman crowned Halloween queen by Fred Lindy. After our last football game, Evelyn Sue Souders was crowned football queen with DeWayne Pfefferkorn and Norman Pobst as escorts. Valentine queen candidate, Imogene Westrich, was also elected and crowned by her escort, Ray Schwach. Helen Thornton was elected queen and Ronald Hooker king of the Mogul by the whole student body. The minds of the senior class have been centered on various activities in order to make money to sponsor our trip to the South. We sold Christmas cards, pencils, candy, cokes, house numbers, and hot dogs for this purpose. Dances were also given after football games. One of the prettiest and most enjoyable occasions was our Valentine Dance on February 14. We had a large crowd and a good orchestra. Everyone worked hard to make the evening a success. In April the seniors gave a 3-act play which was enjoyed by the cast and audience too. We closed our last days of Chaffee High with Baccalaureate services on May eleventh and Commencement exercises on May fifteenth to climax our four enjoyable years at Chaffee High School. Seniors MAXINE BAKER BETTY CASTLEMAN Our tiny Senior Red Peppers Dainty and neat with a sweet personality. Mogul Staff Dramatic Club Red Peppers Glee Club F. H. A. MARIE COVINGTON Silent but always friendly. F. H. A. ROSEMARY DOHOGNE Once known never forgotten. Red Peppers F. H. A. RONNIE DUDLEY He has fun, but always ready to help. Mogul Staff Dramatic Club Band JACK HAWKINS Boy, I barely made it. Football Basketball Baseball Varsity Club DONALD HURT Always a gentleman. Mogul Staff Red Peppers MARGARET GRIFFIN Even if the world is small you can have a big time in it. Mogul Staff Red Peppers F. H. A. RONALD HOOKER A friend to all. Dramatic Club Glee Club Band Football Basketball Baseball Varsity Club DON ISAAC Handy to have around. Glee Club Basketball Baseball — 17 — Seniors CLARA JUDEN Silent yet very thoughtful. F. H. A. FRED LINDY Can't expect a fellow to know everything. Glee Club Football Basketball Baseball Varsity Club DALE MC KENZIE He moves along with the world. Red Peppers MARVIN POBST I'm not lazy, I'm just not ener- getic that's all.'' BETTY JEAN SCHOEN A willing helper. F. H. A. CHARLENE LEE Prim and nice and quite pre- cise. Mogul Staif Red Peppers F. H. A. CLIFTA LITTLEPAGE Always a smiling face. Glee Club DE WAYNE PFEFFERKORN When it comes to basketball just watch him.” Dramatic Club Band Football Basketball Baseball Varsity Club NORMAN POBST He'll never die of overwork. Glee Club Football Baseball Varsity Club ERMA SCHOEN Her one goal in life is marri- age. F. H. A. — 18 — Seniors ALMA JEAN SCHLITT Without her the crowd is not complete. Mogul Staff Red Peppers F. H A. BOBBIE SMITH A personality that can't be beat. EVELYN SOUDERS Everybody knows and likes her. Red Peppers HELEN THORNTON A truly admirable personality. Mogul Staff Dramatic Club Red Peppers Glee Club F. H. A. IMOGENE WESTRICH This smiling lass will not be forgotten by her class Red Peppers F. H. A. JOHN STATLER He doesn't believe in studying; he never has a worry or a care. Red Peppers (Cheer leader) BILL WARNER Where, oh where are books. Dramatic Club Glee Club Band Football Baseball Varsity Club ANN WCODYARD Pep, appeal and never still. Mogul Staff Dramatic Club Red Peppers Gle9 Club F. H. A. my — 19 — N. Pobst — A. Schlitt Good Sportsmanship D. Smith — D. Isaac Most Popular B. Castleman — F. Lindy Best Citizen.__________ E. Souders — M. Pobst Friendliest D. Hurst — C. Juden Most 'Courteous R. Dohogne — R. Schwach Wittiest H. Thornton D. Pfefferkom Best All Around Student Juniors President________ Vice-President _ Secretary________ Treasurer________ Reporter_________ Sergeant-at-Arms JUNIOR OFFICERS ---------Von Haney Jerre Castleman — Patsy Pfefferkorn _____Phyllis Griffin _____Naomi Harrell - Donna Denton The thirty-five jolly Juniors began our third year of high schooling under the leadership of Mr. Charles Goddard. We are proud of our queens and escorts whom we have chosen through- out the year. They are Halloween, Naomi Harrell and escort, Stanley Harrell; Sikeston Cotton Carnival, Maxine Hunsaker; Valentine, Myrna Gardiner and escort Norman Bullinger, and Martha Dumey who was chosen by the boys on the team for football queen candidate, was escorted by Bill Warner. Many of the Juniors participated in the Band, F.H.A., Red Peppers, Var- sity, Dramatic, and Glee Club; and several were on the Mogul Staff. Sev- eral juniors were good players on the football team, but not very many played basketball. We have enjoyed this year at the Chaffee High School and are all looking forward, anxiously, to becoming seniors next year. — 21 — Juniors MARY LOU BESS She surely is quiet and friendly too Dramatic Club NORMAN BULLINGER His height is an asset to his good basketball playing. Football Basketball Varsity Club DONNA LEE DENTON Owner of the jolliest smile ever. Red Peppers Glee Club NANCY EBBS A permanent honor roll fixture. Red Peppers (substitute Cheer- leader) Glee Club MYRNA GARDINER Blond too, by gum. Glee Club F. H. A. ZANE REX GNANN Mr. Goddards little shadow Red Peppers JERRE CASTLEMAN A reg'lar fellow. Band Football Baseball Varsity Club MARTHA JEAN DUMEY The perpetual giggler. Dramatic Club Red Peppers Glee Club F. H. A. JOANNE FULLER Happy and carefree. Red Peppers Glee Club F. H. A. SHIRLEY GARGUS No worry, no flurry, but always in a hurry. PHYLLIS GRIFFIN Agreeable to all things and everyone. Mogul Staff Dramatic Club Red Peppers F. H. A. — 22 — Juniors MARY MARGARET HAGAN VON HANEY Happy go-lucky? He 'plies a mean paint brush. Red Peppers Glee Club F. H. A. Mogul Staff Dramatic Club Red Peppers Baseball Varsity Club NAOMI HARRELL STAN HARRELL Cute, and clever as well. Dramatic Club Glee Club He is wise yet sayeth little, that is why he's wise. Mogul Staff Football Baseball Varsity Club JACK HESTER LARRY HIMMELSPOCH June and I — One of the original 'kitten on the keys. Mogul Staff Dramatic Club Red Peppers Band JIM HOUSEMAN CHARLES HUGHES Silence is an enviable virtue. His distinction is being a yell leader. | Dramatic Club Red Pepper (Leader) Band MAXINE HUNSAKER NORMA JAMES The girl with a million dollar mind. A pleasing friend to have in- deed . Red Pepper Glee Club BOB KIELHOFNER MARGARET KIRN Sane and sensible. Has anyone seen Jack? Red Peppers Band Baseball Red Peppers Glee Club F. H. A. — 23 — w Juniors JIM LANGSTON Speech is silver, but silence is golden. Mogul Staff Football Baseball Varsity Club RONNIE LEASURE Another advocate of the never- hurry never worry system. PATSY PFEFFERKORN Good students are sometimes known to giggle. Mogul Staff Red Peppers Glee Club F. H. A. Band MARILYN LAWSON Hard does she study and much does she know. Red Peppers Glee Club F. H. A. ELMER OBERMANN He is noble who performs noble deeds. KATHRYN SCROGGINS A studious, likeable girl. Red Peppers (substitute Cheer- leader ) ARTHUR SEYER His motto, 'say nothing and saw wood. Red Peppers SHIRLEY TAEGER Goodness what pep. Mogul Staff Red Peppers (Cheer leader) F. H. A. KATHRYN WILKINSON Nice, likeable, and petite, al- ways looks prim and neat. Mogul Staff Red Peppers Glee Club F. H. A. -24- ELVIRA SUMMERS Bright and sunny is she always. Mogul Staff Red Peppers (Cheer leader) Glee Club F. H. A. WAYNE WHITE Invaluable to his friends. Red Peppers REX WILLIAMS He 'tends to his own business. Band K. Wilkinson — L Himmelspoch Best Citizen_______________ S. Gargus — B. Kielholner Friendliest P. Plefferkom — V. Hcmey Most Popular J. Castleman — M. Lawson Good Sportsmanship Dramatics Athletes I- Houseman — N. Harrell P. Griffin Mosl Mi A. Seyer hievous AY. Ai.und Student :u:etes: Sophomores SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President Barbara Ann Andrews Vice-President-----------------------------------Wayne Richbourg Secretary-----------------------------------------Marietta Mirly Treasurer-----------------------------------------------------Jae Hopkins Reporters------------------------------Jean Dunn, Glenda Green The sophomore class, with forty-three pupils, seventeen girls and twenty- six boys, had Mrs. Ozee as their sponsor. In March, the class presented a play, Sure as You're Born, which was enjoyed by all. A large number of boys represented our class in football and basketball and are expected to make up the majority of the team next year. Four sophomores were initiated into the dramatic club and we are sure they will help it. Two camera club standouts were sophomores too. The band was boosted by a number of sophomores and we were very proud tb have five members of our class chosen for the Mogul staff. Sickness hit the sophomores hard and four members were hospitalized or operated on during the year. Sophomore queen candidate in the Halloween carnival was Patricia Castleman and Royce Cannon was her escort. Katherine Ancell was a queen candidate at the Cotton Carnival in Sikeston. Leona Obermann, escorted by John David Wetzel, represented us at the Valentine program. We are all looking forward to our junior year and hope that next year's sophomores will enjoy their good times as much as we have. — 26 — Sophomores KATHERINE ANCELL BARBARA ANN ANDREWS ALVIN BAKER DORTHA BAKER ROBERT BULLINGER ROYCE CANNON PATRICIA CASTLEMAN DON CHEEK JIM CHRONISTER JEAN DUNN LARRY FREE GLENDA GREEN ROBERT GROJEAN CHARLES HALTER J. H. HARRELL DONALD HEEB ANNA MARIE HESS CLETIS HINKLE EDDIE HOLLAND JAE HOPKINS — 27 — Sophomores NORMAN JIRIK LESLIE LANKFORD BONNIE MANTEL KATHLEEN MC CARTY SHIRLEY MC KENZIE DON MILLER MARIETTA MIRLY LEONA OBERMANN SAM PETERMAN LARRY POBST DORIS QUADE WAYNE RICHBOURG SHIRLEY RILEY RAYMOND SHACKLES -HURSHEL SIPES JOHN SPENCER CLYDE VESSEL BETTY WALKER NADINE WARD — 28 — JOHN DAVID WETZEL WANDA MAE WHITE «I G. Green — I. Chronister Friendliest L. Lcmkford — P. ua.stleman Best Musicians E. Holland — D. Baker Quietest __________________________ J. Harrell — B. Walker Most Mischievous ■■■■I R. Cannon — M. Mirly Good Sportsmanship D. Quade — D. Heeb Best Athlete A. Hess — J. Wetzel Most Courteous J. Hopkins — B. Mantel Best Citizen Freshmen FRESHMEN OFFICERS President------------------------------------------Fred Thornton Vice President------------------------------- Richard Stephens Secretary--------------------------------------------Gladys Haupt Treasurer----------------------------------------Martha Peterman Assistant Treasurer____________________________________Gary Jones Reporters---------------------------Kryn Imhoff, Dave Kielhofner Sponsor------------------------------------------------Miss Hurt A large number of new faces were added to the freshman class this year to make a total of 53 members. We are all very proud to have Miss Hurt for our sponsor. The highlight of the year was Freshman Day. Although there were many aching feet we enjoyed every minute oh the day. The queens we chose were: Halloween queen, Shirley Dumey and es- cort Jerome Schlitt. Our other queen candidates were Valentine queen, Karen Hooker with Dave Kielhofner as escort. Football queen was Kryn Im- hoff and her escort was Fred Lindy. Our class had three of its members on the Mogul Staff. Four members were initiated into Dramatic Club. We were also well represented in the football and basketball squads as well as in the band. This has been a very enjoyable year for the freshmen even though we are looking forward to the summer vacation in May. — 30 Freshmen WILLIAM BAGWELL JOHNNY BAKER BILL CANNON CLIFFORD COMPAS NELL CRANK HAROLD WAYNE CRIPPEN JOHN CRUMP JULIA CULBERTSON LADONNE DOBBS SYBIL DOLAN TROY DOOLEY NORMAN DUMEY SHIRLEY DUMEY CHARLES DUNN MELVIN ESSNER RONNIE FREEMAN SHIRLEY GRIFFIN DOROTHY GROJEAN ANNA GULLEY BILL HAGAN MARY HART GLADYS HAUPT BOBBIE HINKLE FAY HOLLAND KAREN LOU HOOKER RAY HUEY — 31 — SHIRLEEN KIMBEL YVONNE LEMONDS JIM LYNCH GERALD MC CORMICK JOAN MC KENZIE JIM MILLER SARAH MILLS MORRIS MONTGOMERY MARTHA PETERMAN DORIS ROBERTS PAT RUSHING JAMES SATER JEROME SCHLITT RICHARD STEPHENS BOB SULLIVAN DARLENE TANNER FRED THORNTON GEORGE TUCKER ELMIRA WARREN RAYMOND WETZEL FRANCIS WHITE SHIRLEY WHITE SHARON WILLIAMS — 32 — §; | J � .. W. Crippen — P. Rushing (jjjl-gi Good Sportsmanship.......S; lr.: S. Williams M. Peterman — F. Thornton _______Best Citizen______ Best Athlete S. Dumey — G. Iones Friendliest____________ K. Imhoff — R. Stephens ______Most Popular L. Dobbs — J. Lynch Our Musicians Eighth Grade MILFRED BAGBY ROY LEE BAKER LA VERNE MABEL BENTLEY PAT BROWN JERRY CANNON DORRIS CHEEK VIRGIL CRANK CHARLES DAVIS SHARON EAKERS CONNIE FISH MICKEY GLENCY ALICE GOIN MARY GRAMLISCH SUE GREMAR PEGGY HALTER DICKEY HOUSEMAN BILLY HUMPHREY HILBERT JONES RODNEY LEASURE ANN LEE DAN LINDY DWANNA LOUCKS DONALD MC LEMORE JOE NOBLE MARY RIEVELY CHARLES RISTER MITCHELL SHELL LYNN STUBBS ROBERT TURNER HARLAN SADLER JANE SATER RAYMOND SLINKARD DALE STRINGFELLOW BILL SULLIVAN DAVID TAYLOR VIRGIN WHITE -36- LARRY YARBRO Eighth Grade CLASS OFFICERS President--------------------------------------------Harlan Sadler Vice-President------------------------------------------------Lynn Stubbs Secretary and Treasurer______________________________________Peggy Halter Reporters Sharon Eakers, LaVeme Bentley, Charles Rister The class started the year with 27 boys and 12 girls. We lost two students by the end of the first semester, Mary Gramlisch and Bobby Todd but gained two new ones Alta Smedley and Carl Hannah at the beginning of the second semester. The eighth grade queen candidate, Miss Peggy Halter was escorted by Dorris Cheek at the annual Halloween Carnival. A Christmas Party in the home room was enjoyed by everyone. The class contributed to the Junior Red Cross and to the tuberculosis drive. The following people set perfect attendance records for the first semester: Alice Goin, Peggy Halter, Jane Sater, Raymond Slinkard, and Virgin White. Lynn Stubbs, Dorris Cheek, and Dale Stringfellow are members of the band and Alice Goin is a member of the twirlers. Honor students for the second quarter were Dorris Cheek and Norma Gremar. Bill Humphrey, Mary Rievely, LaVeme Bentley, Peggy Halter, and Norma Gremar made the honor roll for the first semester. Everyone is looking ahead now to the graduation exercises in May and the coming year as freshmen. — 37 — Seventh Grade NOLAN BAKER MARIE BUTLER JAMES CANNON BETTY LOU CLINE FREELYN COOK NANCY LEE CULBERTSON GERALD DAME CHERYL DAVENPORT DONNA SUE DEHART J. W. DOLAN LARRY DOOLEY NELSON DUKES MARY ANN DUNCAN TOMMY GIBBONS PATRICIA LOUISE GILMER EDNA GRAMLISCH WILLIAM HANNA BARBARA HARKEY EUGENE HINDMAN JAMES HERBERT HOOKER MARK HOPKINS GLADYS HOWELL JOANN HUNSAKER LEONA KELLER WALTER KELLER CECIL MC CORMICK JOHN MONTGOMERY JOAN MOORE DARIUS NANCE SHIRLEY PATTON CHARLES FRANKLIN PRUITT CHARLES REDFERN MIKEY SCOTT TOPPER SLINKARD LARRY GENE SMILEY BOBBY JOE SMITH GERALD RAY SNIDER EVERETT STILLWELL IRMA JEAN TURNER ERVIN WHITE Seventh Grade OFFICERS President_________________________ Vice-President______ Secretary_________________________ Treasurer_________________________ News Reporter____________ Sponsor __________________________ The 1951-52 class numbered fifteen ---------------Darius Nance --------------Larry Dooley ------------ Betty Lou Cline -----------Cheryl Davenport --------------- Mark Hopkins --------Mrs. Fred Lewallen girls and twenty-seven boys. The co-operation of students and parents made it possible for our Hal- loween queen candidate, Cheryl Davenport, to be crowned for our junior high. Charles Franklin Pruitt was escort. Thanksgiving, Christmas, St. Valentine, and St. Patrick's Day were spec- ial days for special occasions. Contributions were made to the Junior Red Cross, March of Dimes, and the T.B. Fund. We were represented in the following organizations and interests: Halloween Window painting contest, Gladys Howell, Barbara Harkey, James Cannon, J. W. Dolan, Leona Keller, Donnia Dehart, Cheryl Davenport, Betty Lou Cline, Eugene Hindman, Nolan Baker, Walter Keller, Topper Slink- ard, Cecil McCormick, Irma Jean Turner, Ervin White, Mikey Scott, Larry Gene Smiley, Mary Ann Duncan, Patricia Louise Gilmer, Joann Hunsaker, Gerald Dame, Mark Hopkins, Nelson Dukes, Bobby Joe Smith, Tommv Gibbons, John Montgomery, Everett Stillwell. Mark Hopkins won an award for his painting. Camera Club — James Cannon, Patricia Lou Gilmer, Mark Hopkins, Charles Franklin Pruitt. Pep Squad — James Cannon, Leona Keller, Walter Keller, Topper Slink- ard, Cecil McCormick, Larry Gene Smiley, Irma Jean Turner, Ervin White, Mikey Scott, Gerald Dame, Mark Hopkins, Tommy Gibbons, Charles Franklin Pruitt, John Montgomery, Larry Dooley. Band Members — Shirley Patton, Larry Gene Smiley, Patricia Louise Gilmer, Mary Hopkins, Gerald Dame, Tommy Gibbons, Charles Franklin Pruitt, John Montgomery. Honor roll for first semester — Betty Lou Cline, Gerald Dame, and Tommy Gibbons. Perfect attendance for first semester — Marie Butler, Nolan Baker, Cheryl Davenport, Patricia Louise Gilmer, Mark Hopkins. Mark Hopkins and Barbara Harkey put Christmas drawings on the blackboards. On January 30, we gave the assembly program. The picnic at the close of the year was a good time for everyone. We came to junior high eager to take our place co-operatively with students and teachers. The year was a happy one for us. — 39 — Sixth Grade Row 1: Melvin Baker, Truman Benfield, Glen Bentley, W. H. Blair, Carolyn Buckhanon. Betty Burnett, Peggy Castleman. Raymond Chaney, Edward Chronister, Leslie Crump, Gene Davis. Row 2: Gerald Dooley, Charles Ebbs, Helen Faye Dukes, Jackie Sue Gateley, John Gehrs, Bill Gettings, Gary Glenzy, Anna Marie Gosnell, Vern Holland, Mary Frances Hooker, Larry Howard. Row 3: Tommy Jennings, Doris Jones. Judith Ann Keller, Russell Keller, Maxine Killian, Janis Maxwell, Shirley McLemore, Frank Miller, Nancy Montgomery. Paul Montgomery, Darroyl Newcomer. Row 4: Jo Ann Oberman, Shelby Patton, Mary Peterman, Billy Pruitt, Denzil Riley, Ella Mae Robinson, Raymond Ross, Rus- sell Rushing. Carolyn Ryan, Mary Alice Stone. Betty String fellows. Row 5: Bernice Verble, Janet Vickery, Paul Wetzel, Doris White, J. C. White. Fifth Grade Row 1: John Acup, Norman Baker, Myrajean Benfield, Reginald Dudley, Rosetta Dunn, Linda Fish, Joann Gately, Carroll Gibbons, Clinton Gilmer, Francis Howell, Diann Hunsacker. Row 2: Harry Gene Imhoff. Morris Ireland, Ruth Ann Kight, J. D. Killian, John R. Limbaugh. Joyce Long, Evelyn Medley, Charles Nance, Linn Papin, Larry Sheetz, Patricia Ann Smith. Row 3: Phyllis Tierney, Ronald Turner, Sharron Verble, Billy Ray Ross, Glenda Sexton, Roger Yarbro. Absentees: Hadden Ancell, Margaret Dunlap, Donald Hunsacker, Clifford Hupp, Jo Nell Irin, Henry Marshall, Ophadell Phil- lips. — 40 — Fourth Grade Row 1: Nancy Kay Andrews, Theia Bailey, Nelson Baker, Louie Belt, Beverly Bentley, Ruth Ann Buchanan, Mary Helen Burnett, Janice Buckstein, Judith Carter, John Chiles, Betty Christy. Row 2: Imogene Cook, Gerald Davis, Raymond Dean, Marilyn Dennis, Joyce Dooley, David Dukes, Kay Sue Finney, Bertie Fulbright, Terry Glenzy, Dwight Gibbons, Judy Gilmer . Row 3: Bobby Goin, Donald Gremar, Laura Harmon, Judy Harris, Franklin Hindman, Barbara Hobbs, Camilla Hooker, Geary Kyle, David Lane. Gloria Lee, Larry Lindy. Row 4: Gary Lynch, William Miller, Homer Montgomery, Kathleen Moore, John Peterman, Johnnie Pratt, Roberta Rievley, Ella Mae Riley, Larry Ross, Phyliss Rosebaum, Johnny Ryan. Row 5: Evelyn Saier, Jamie Stringfellow, Ruth Ann Sullivan, Shirley Trost, Ralph Ward, Pearl Wetzel, Carolyn Whitmore, Marlyn Yarbro. Absentees: Eugene Carroll, James Harmon, Fred Keller, Roy Nordin, Richard Smith. Third Grade Row 1: Garry Acup, Harry Acup, Ruth Ann Baert, Arthur Bailey, Ann Byrd, Anna Chaney, Mildred Chasteen, Lee Choate, Maxine Clark, Jeanette Cline. Randy Crank. Row 2: Janet Crump, Larry Cumbie, Philip Dame, Betty Dees. Virginia Dees, Mildred Driskell, Bucky Finney, Billy Fish, Mich- ael Freeman, Janet Garner, Philip Gettings. Row 3: Janet Haddock, Verna Jean Hampton, Diane Hanna, Doris Harris, Nancy Hobbs, Lavetta Holland, Diann Houseman, Nancy Jenkerson, Sonny Kight, David Lilliker, Angelyn Mansker. Row 4: Donna Faye McCormick, Ralph Melton, Patricia Nickens, Ray Nunnally, Jean Ross, Dean Scheetz, Wanda Shelton, Jackie Simpson, Mike Sipes, Jimmie Stone, Ina Lee Thomas. Row 5: Dale Tierney, Carolyn Trost, Lana Vickery, Karen Von Kessel, Brenda Wadlow. — 41 — Second Grade Row 1: Hubert Andrews, Helen Baert, Kenneth Belt, Gary Bentley, Phyllis Bentley, Mike Bond, Michael Buckstein, Bobby Jo Burnett, Linda Cumbie, Stephen Cunningham, Shirley Dooley. Row 2: Beverly Drouet, Oron Dukes, Nelson Eaker, Paul Ebaugh, Carolyn Sue Eby, Russell Eldridge, Lavetta Fish, Ronald Gilmer, Donald Goin, Barry Hampton, Jackie Haney. Row 3: Robert Harris, Barbara Hart, Robert Holt, Shirley Holt, Kenneth Howard, Charles Howell, Michael Huey, Paul David Huey, Carolyn Hunsaker, Margaret Imhoff, Joyce Jennings. Row 4: Linda Jones, David Kelso, Alfreda Killian, James Limbaugh, Jack Maxwell, Wanda McLemore, Robert Moore, Eugene Newcomer, Alvin Nunnally, Darrell Patton, Judy Probst. Row 5: Sharon Reeker, Connie Richbourg, John David Rigdon, Dean Sadler, Dennis Sexton, Peggy Sipes, Curtis Smith, Larry Sprenger, Mayme Jean Strauser, Nancy White, Ladonne Whitmer. Row 6: Glynnis Yount. First Grade Row 1: Bobbie Archer, DeWayne Bryant, Darla Lee Buckhannon, Linda Sue Burnett, Klenton Carter, Eldon Chasteen, Karen Christy, Billy Costello, Marilyn Dobbs. Norman Wayne Finney, Virgil Haney, Jr. Row 2: Johnny Hedger. Joyce Ann Hester, Carol Hoffmeister, Bobby Kelso, Mike Mantel, Ruth Ann Melton, Cecil Ray Mont- gomery, Brenda Moore, Billy Joe Myers, Pamela Myers, Martha Ann Nance. Row 3: Roy Dee Patton, Troy Lee Patton, Teri Lee Riehl, Frances Rively, Gary Ross, Stephen Schultz, Steve Shelton, Ruth Ann Slinkard, Kenneth Snow, James Robert Stephens, Tommy Story. Row 4: Betty Trost, Karen Verble, James Wetzel, Malvern Neal Wondel, Gary Wayne Wooldridge, Rose Marie Wyrick. Absentees: Terrie Dees, Frances Phillips. — 42 — Sports Varsity Club Row 1 — Coach Kimbro, David Kielhofner, Donald Miller, J. H. Harrell, Clyde Vessel, Jim Lynch, Jerre Castleman, Norman Pobst, Fred Lindy, Larry Pobst. Row 2 — Von Haney, DeWayne Pfefferkorn, Norman Bullinger, Bill Warner, Donald Heeb, James Sater, Ronald Hooker, Stan Harrell, Jim Langston. Cheer Leaders Patricia Castleman Charles Hughes Shirley Taeger John Statler Elvira Summers — 44 — Fcifjtball Pfefferkom Co-Captain Coach Kimbro Pobst Co-Captain SCHEDULE W T SIKESTON 0 37 HAYTI 19 6 PORTAGEVILLE 6 24 DEXTER 13 14 W T ST. VINCENTS 0 0 MALDEN 6 6 EAST PRAIRIE 0 0 ILLMO-FORNFELT 18 6 Row 1 — Jim Chronister, Jim Miller, Sam Peterman, Jim Lynch, Norman Pobst, Jerre Castle- man, Don Cheek. Row 2 — Dave Kielhofner, Larry Pobst, Morris Montgomery. Norman Bullinger, DeWayne Pfefferkom, Donald Heeb, J. H. Harrell, Leslie Lankford, Ronald Hooker. Row 3 — Jim Langston, Bob Sullivan, James Sater, Gary Jones, Stan Harrell, Don Miller, Fred Lindy, Bill Warner, Coach Kimbro. - 45 — LINDY Back Senior PFEFFERKORN End Senior HAWKINS Tackle Senior POBST Back Senior HOOKER Tackle Senior CHRONISTER Back Sophomore CHEEK Guard Sophomore HEEB End Sophomore LANKFORD Tackle Sophomore D. MILLER Guard Sophomore pom E j Hooker'Xft Pfeilerkorn Pobet D. Miller Lankford Chronister Heeb J. Miller LYNCH J. MILLER Back . Center Freshman Freshman — 46 — WARNER Guard Senior PETERMAN Back Sophomore CASTLEMAN Back Junior SULLIVAN End Freshman BULLINGER End Junior J. HARRELL Guard Sophomore S. HARRELL Back Junior HUEY Back Freshman LANGSTON Tackle Junior JONES Tackle Freshman MONTGOMERY SATER Center Guard — 47 — Freshman Freshman Basketball Co-Captains RONALD HOOKER JACKIE HAWKINS SCHEDULE W T W T ANNISTON 44 25 DEXTER 42 49 ORAN 45 69 EAST PRAIRIE 33 31 SIKESTON 44 53 ST. MARYS 36 57 CHARLESTON 44 40 ORAN 51 75 VANDUSER 54 46 ANNISTON 72 23 MORLEY 46 34 EAST PRAIRIE 39 40 DIEHLSTADT 66 61 BENTON 36 38 ILLMO-FORNFELT 41 44 VANDUSER 40 46 ST. MARYS 20 40 BLODGETT 80 41 DIEHLSTADT 51 74 Row 1 —i Royce Cannon, Bill Cannon, Jim Miller, Fred Thornton, Sam Peterman, J. H. Harrell. Row 2 — Donald Miller (Manager), Larry Pobst, Fred Lindy, Norman Bullinger, Don Isaac, De- Wayne Pfefferkorn, Donald Heeb, Ronald Hooker, Clyde Vessel, Jim Lynch, Richard Stephens, Coach Kimbro. Row 3 _ David Kielhofner, Troy Dooley, Jim Chronister, Bob Sullivan, Wayne Crippen, Gerald McCormick, James Sater, Robert Bullinger, Bill Warner (Manager). — 48 — PFEFFERKORN Guard Senior ISAAC Guard Senior HOOKER Forward Senior HAWKINS Guard Senior LINDY Forward Senior BULLINGER Forward Junior HEEB Center Sophomore VESSELL Guard Sophomore — 49 — HUEY Guard Freshman LYNCH Guard Freshman Red Peppers Cheerleaders — Patricia Castleman, Charles Hughes, Shirley Taeger, John Statler, Elvira Sum- mers. Row 1 — Marilyn Lawson, Jane Sater, Maxine Baker, Topper Slinkard, Cecil McCormick, James Cannon, Johnny Montgomery, Larry Dooley, Mark Hopkins, Ervin White, Tommy Gib- bons, Larry Smiley, Joe Noble, David Taylor, Jae Hopkins, Rodney Leasure, Walter Keller. Row 2 — Martha Dumey, Alice Goin, Maxine Hunsaker, Patsy Rushing, Nell Crank, Kathy Wil- kinson, Margaret Kirn, Evelyn Souders, Ann Woodyard, Betty Walker, Glenda Green, Bonnie Mantel, Kryn Imhoff, Martha Peterman, Patsy Pfefferkorn, Larry Pobst, John Crump, Mrs. Ozee. Row 3 — Karen Hooker, Doris Quade, Gladys Haupt, LaDonne Dobbs, Rosemary Dohogne, Alma Jean Schlitt, Margaret Griffin, Imogene Westrich, Phyllis Griffin, Helen Thornton, Betty Castleman, Charlene Lee, Marietta Mirly, Shirley McKenzie, Fred Thornton, Mor- ris Montgomery, Clyde Vessell. Row 4 — Shirleen Kimbel, Pat Brown, Kathryn Ancell, Sharon Williams, Mary Margaret Ha- gan, Donna Denton, Nancy Ebbs, Don Cheek, Larry Free, Von Haney, Arthur Seyer, Wayne White, Bob Kielhofner, Bill Hagan, Jim Chronister, Ronnie Freeman, Donnie Mc- Lemore. Row 5 — Dale McKenzie, Stan Harrell, Norman Pobst, Zone Gnann, Donald Hurt, Larry Him- melspoch, Leslie Lankford, Raymond Shackles, Dan Lindy, Charles Dunn. President-----------------------------------------Ann Woodyard Vice-President------------------------------ . _ Patsy Pfefferkorn Secretary and Reporter_____________________________Patsy Rushing Treasurer--------------------------------------------Jae Hopkins The Red Peppers under the leadership of Mrs. Ozee began the new year with a bang by having a Bon Fire Rally to initiate the new members. The students in order to become Red Peppers had to find a hair from a horse's tail, pair of false teeth and a newsoaper of 1920. We have a proud group of seventy-five. Our substitute cheerleaders are Shirleen Kim- bel, LaDonne Dobbs, Nancy Ebbs, and Kathryn Scroggins. The Red Peppers have drawn up a new constitution and it has been accepted. We have faithfully attended most of the games and have cheered our boys on to victory. — 50 — Activities Mogul Staff Seated — Kathy Wilkinson Shirley Taeger Donald Hurt Betty Castleman Martha Peterman Stan Harrell Les Lankford Von Haney Charlene Lee Bobbie Smith Helen Thornton - - - t hauls to all who 1952 Wocju po.i u'hfe. Standing — Jae Hopkins Phyllis Griffin Ronnie Dudley Karen Hooker Elvira Summers Larry Himmelspoch Patsy Pfefferkorn lim Langston Margaret Griffin Larry Free Alma Jean Schlitt Ann Woodyard Raymond Shackles loan McKenzie Marietta Mirly uve in any way made l iti — 52 — 'A Philip Gettings Mello phone 1952 E Sharon Williams CUfioer 1952 Mark Hopkins Mellophone 11952' m John R Limbaugh Clarinet % z 1952 Billy joe Pruitt E Cornet 1952 i Bill Cannon r Mellophone 1952 i Fred ThorntonV Carinet 1949 52 Charles Pruitt Cornet 1952 Dale Stringfellow Cornet ' � 952 Gerald Snyder Bin 1952 ' Patricia Castleman Drum Majorette Saxophone � 946 52 Gladys Haupt Majorette ■1 1948 52____•_ s Leslie Lankford v Tenor Saxophone %1949-52 Ronnie Dudleys Clarinet 1946 52 t Tc C Clyde Vessel; Alto Saxophone 1950-52 ' B Jerre Castleman Baritone � 946 52 Morris Montgomery Alto Saxophone r T 1950 52 1 f ± Lin Papin Jt H Cornet 11950 52 ft Paul D. Montgomery Clarinet 1950 52 0 Dwayne Pfefferkorn1 Trumpet. 9 i V I Charles Hughes Snare Drum 19 11949 52 Bob Kielhofner ' N 1 Martha Peterman Snare Drum 1951-52 k A Rill ficttinn ’ Bill Gettings Mellophone 1952 L Wayne Crippen v • Mcllophone' 1952 “ Tommy Gibbons Trombone � 952 :.V | John Montgomery Comet ’ 1952 ■, •w 1 John Wetzel Clarinet 1952 Dorris Cheek Baritone 1949-52 Shirley Patton Alto Saxophone 1952 Gerald Dame jr Euphonium 195’ Shirleen Kimbel Majorette Majorette mimm Bund Officers BAND OFFICERS President--------------------------------------------------DeWayne Pfefferkorn Vice-President---------------------------------------------------Jae Hopkins Secretary and Treasurer___________________________________Patricia Castleman The Executive Committee-------------------DeWayne Pfefferkorn, Jae Hopkins, Patricia Castleman, Larry Himmelspoch, Ronnie Dudley Librarian--------------------------------------------------------Jae Hopkins Assistant Librarian______________________________________________Kryn Imhoff The Chaffee High School Band with thirty-two members, four twirlers, two color bear- ers and one drum majorette, and with Oscar T. Honey as director was a very busy organi- zation this year, playing several concerts at the regular weekly school assemblies, furnish- ing music for school activities and taking part in concerts and parades in Cape Girardeau, Jackson, Sikeston, Illmo-Fornfelt, Oran, Parma, Marston, Portageville. One of the interesting events of the year was this band's program at the Southeast Missouri High School Band Association Fall Festival on October 25, 1951 at Jackson, Missouri. During this program a small balloon with a name and a request to report was released by each member of the band. There were ten letters received by members with reports telling where these balloons were found. The most distant report came from Ontario, Canada. Others came from the states of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Arkansas. At the State MMEA meeting at Cape Girardeau on January 11, 1952, where a one hundred piece band was organized as a Clinic band, the Chaffee Band was represented by Ronnie Dudley, clarinet; Leslie Lankford, tenor saxophone; Bob Kielhofner, alto saxophone and Bill Warner, trumpet. New instruments purchased by members of the band during the year: Leslie Lankford, tenor saxophone; Donald Heeb, trombone; Raymond Shackles, trumpet. Following is a list of members of the beginners class: Patty Gilmer, saxophone; Bill Cannon, Mark Hopkins, Wayne Crippen, Larry Smiley, Philip Gettings, Bill Gettings, mello- phones; John R. Limbaugh, Lynn Stubbs, John Wetzel and Sharon Williams, clarinets; Gerald Dame, baritone; Royce Cannon, saxophone; Tommy Gibbons, trombone; Pat Rushing, drums; Jack Hester, BBb bass; Billy Joe Pruitt, Dale Stringfellow, John Montgomery, Charles Pruitt, cor- nets. When these pass the test for membership into the band, the band will have a membership of forty-nine, the largest band in the history of the school. Several members of the band have appeared on the programs in feature numbers, Pa- tricia Castleman and Larry Himmelspoch in vocal numbers; Bill Warner, Jimmie Lynch, De- Wayne Pfefferkorn on the trumpet; Jae Hopkins, Ronnie Dudley and Patsy Pfefferkorn in clari- net numbers. Members of the Band not including the beginners class: clarinets, Ronnie Dud- ley, DeWayne Pfefferkorn, Jae Hopkins, Fred Thornton, Paul David Montgomery, and Kryn Imhoff; comets, Jimmie Lynch, Patsy Pfefferkorn, Bill Warner, David Kielhofner, Raymond Shackles and Lynn Papin; trombones, Donald Heeb and Richard Stephens; baritones, Jerre Castleman and James Cheek; saxophones, Bob Kielhofner, Leslie Lankford, Clyde Vessell, Morris Montgomery and Patricia Castleman; bells and drums, Larry Himmelspoch; drums, LaDonna Dobbs, Charles Hughes, Ronald Hooker, Joanne Fuller and Martha Peterman; bass, Donald Williams. 'Members of this class who have purchased new instruments, John Montgomery, trumpet and Billy Joe Pruitt, trumpet. — 55 — Future Homemakers of America Row 1 — Doris Roberts Joan McKenzie Mary Hart Anna Gulley Shirley White Betty Walker Glenda Green Bonnie Mantel Row 2 —• Mary Margaret Hagan Myma Gardiner Margaret Kirn Nell Crank Shirley Riley Shirley Griffin Anna Marie Hess Sharon Williams Kathryn Ancell Kathleen McCarty Dortha Baker Kryn Imhoff Martha Peterman Marilyn Lawson Row 3 — Gladys Haupt LaDonna Dobbs Patricia Castleman Elvira Summers Betty Castleman Pat Rushing Fay Holland Shirley McKenzie Barbara Andrews Leona Obermann Wanda White Nadine Ward Shirley Taeger Phyllis Griffin Miss Hurt Row 4 — Marietta Mirly Karen Hooker Doris Quade Sybil Dolan Shirleen Kimbel Pauline Smith Helen Thornton Kathy Wilkinson Ann Woodyard Elmira Warren Shirley Lemonds Marie Covington Rosemary Dohogne Alma Jean Schlitt Betty Schoen Imogene Westrich Margaret Griffin Charlene Lee Patsy Pfefferkorn Martha Dumey — 56 — F. H. A. President________________________________________________Patsy Pfefferkom Vice-President_________________________________Martha Dumey Secretary_____________________________________Imogene Westrich Treasurer______________________________________Marietta Mirly Song Leader________________________________________________Ann Woodyard Reporters __________________ Betty Castleman, Charlene Lee Chapter Mothers ______________Mrs. W. E. Rushing, Mrs. J. Dobbs, Mrs. C. W. Mantel, Mrs. Ed. Castleman Chapter Advisor Miss Erma Lee Hurt Sixty-two girls met in September, under the supervision of Miss Erma Lee Hurt, to elect officers and plan a program in which to carry on our work of the year. Our chapter attended the sub-district meeting at Lutesville on No- vember 14. Patsy Pfefferkom had charge of the afternoon meeting. Leona Obermann and Helen Thornton were voting delegates. Betty Castleman, Helen Thornton, and Patsy Pfefferkom were delegates sent to plan the sub-district meet at Cape Girardeau, October 19, 1951. Some of the year's activities were: Baby sitting for P.T.A. members; the annual Christmas party in the Home Economics Department with a social program and exchange of gifts; we were happy to have five chapter mothers attend this party. Valentine tea served the members of P.T.A. and the Sen- ior Class; spring fashion show in April; square dance in February at which Daisy Mae of F.H.A. was crowned; pot luck supper in April for members and parents; tea for 8th grade girls in May. Several members attained their F.H.A. Degrees. The chapter hopes to grow and reach Onward to New Horizons in the years to come. — 57 — Girls’ Glee Club Row 1 — Martha Dumey, Gladys Haupt, LaDonna Dobbs, Elvira Summers, Shirleen Kimbel, Bonnie Mantel, Betty Walker, Glenda Green, Doris Roberts. Row 2 — Myrna Gardiner, Margaret Kirn, Maxine Hunsaker, Shirley Griffin, Anna Marie Hess, Shirley Riley, Dortha Baker, Kathryn Ancell, Marietta Mirly, Kathleen McCarty, Joan McKenzie, Mrs. Chaney. Row 3 — Patricia Castleman, Kathy Wilkinson, Ann Woodyard, Sharon Williams, Leona Ober- mann, Wanda White, Karen Hooker, Marilyn Lawson, Patsy Pfefferkorn, Betty Castleman. Row 4 — Helen Thornton, Donna Denton, Nadine Ward, Doris Quade, Clifta Littlepage, Shirley Gargus, Nancy Ebbs, Shirley McKenzie, Barbara Andrews, Mary Margaret Hagan, Sybil Dolan. The Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. David Chaney, had a very eventful and successful year. In a high school assembly we presented a skit, 'T Love Little Willie. The actresses were Helen Thornton, Karen Hooker, Sybil Dolan, and Mary Margaret Hagan. The glee club furn- ished the background music. Along with the Boys’ Glee Club, to sing bass and tenor, we appeared in the Thanks- giving assembly to sing Holy, Holy, Holy, and We Thank Thee Now Our God, preceding Reverend Allison's address to the student body. The girls quartet, consisting of Patricia Castleman, Doris Quade, Betty Walker, and Ann Woodyard, sang Can't Yo' Hear Me Callin' Caroline, for the Frisco safety meeting held in October. Our most outstanding program of the year was the Christmas cantata, Chimes of the Holy Night. V e started work on it the first week of November and presented it December 20. There were several solos by Patricia Castleman, Kathryn Ancell, Shirley McKenzie, La Don- na Dobbs, and Ann Woodyard, also one duet by Betty Walker and Patricia Castleman. Another assembly was held in January when we were honored by Captain Jack Bur- nett as our speaker. The glee club sang two selections, The Orchestra Song and The Best Things in Life are Free. On April 25 we went to the Annual Music Festival at Cape Girardeau and sang under the direction of Mr. Maynard Klein, from the music department of the University of Michigan. We climaxed our year in May when we sang for Baccalaureate and Commencement, when once more we saw another group of young people as they passed another milestone. — 58 — Camera Club Clicking shutters and a steady stream of drying negatives and sparkling prints marked an unusually active and pleasant year for the lensmen of the school. Officers for the year were: President_______________ Vice-President__________ Secretary_______________ Treasurer_______________ Reporter________________ Sergeant-at-arms___ ____ Junior High Photographer Darkroom Supervisor----- Sponsor ________________ Raymond Shackles ________Larry Free ___ Mabel Bentley ___ Patricia Gilmer ________Alice Goin _____Mark Hopkins ____Jimmy Cannon _____Charles Pruitt ______Mr. Goddard We are very proud of the new location of our darkroom and wish to thank Mr. Wadlow for supervising its construction. We also wish to thank Wayne White for all the work he did building it and the other shop boys who helped him at different times. We feel very lucky to get so much co-operation in our picture making activities from Mr. Lewallen, Miss Dunn, and all the rest of the teachers in our fine school. — 59 — Dramatic Club Row 1: Martha Dumey, Betty Castleman, Troy Dooley, Karen Hooker, Jae Hopkins. Row 2: Fred Thornton, Ann Woodyard, Ronnie Dudley, Betty Walker, Richard Stephens, Doris Quade. Row 3: Mrs. Hopkins, Helen Thornton, Mary Lou Bess, Larry Himmelspoch, Von Haney, Phyllis Griffin, Marietta Mirly. Row 4: DeWayne Pfefferkom, Charles Hughes, Ronald Hooker, Bill Warner. The Black Key Dramatic Club started the year of 1951 52 with eight members left from 1949- 50. There were four juniors and four seniors. The juniors were Larry Himmelspoch, Von Haney, Naomi Harrell, and Mary Lou Bess; the seniors were Ronnie Dudley, Helen Thornton, Betty Castle- man, and Ann Woodyard. Our try-outs were held on three consecutive days and any high school student had the privi- lege of trying his talents before the old members and their sponsor Mrs. Mary Hopkins. There were various pantomines given and some jokes or tall tales. Of course everyone who tried could not be taken in, so the members voted for sixteen of the thirty-two. The ones who were selected by the majority vote were Phyllis Griffin, Jae Hopkins, Troy Dooley, Karen Hooker, Betty Walker, Ronald Hooker, DeWayne Pfefferkom, Bill Warner. Martha Dumey, Fred Thornton, Charles Hughes, Doris Quade, Joan Fuller, Marietta Mirly, Richard Stephens, and Noel Holt. These new members were initiated in a skit People Are Funny, in a morning assembly in September. The Black Key gave one play this year, Bolts and Nuts. The production was given the first week of February, the cast consisting of six girls and seven boys was: Benita Bolt _______ Lutie Spinks_______ Rebecca Bolt ______ Martha Grubb ______ Miss Prunella Figg Miss Gertie Glossop Twink Starr _______ Dr. Hippocrates Joy Henry Goober_______ Phineas Plunkett Cadwalleder Clippy Wilbur Glossop ____ Jack Gordon________ ---- Betty Castleman ____Helen Thornton ----Ann Woodyard ____ Martha Dumey ----Phyllis Griffin ----Mary Lou Bess _______ Von Haney DeWayne Pfefferkom ______ Bill Warner ____Ronald Hooker ____ Ronnie Dudley _ Larry Himmelspoch _____Charles Hughes The club had a very successful, eventful, and hilarious year with initiation of new members and the presentation of their play. We only hope everyone else enjoyed it as much, if not more than, we have. — 60 — Parent-Teacher Association Seated: Mrs. Milton Gehrs, Mrs. O. E. Ridgon, Mrs. Paul Lynch, Mrs. A. E. Riehl, Mrs. Gordon Bond, Mrs. Fred Lewallen. Standing: Mrs. L. D. Lankford, Mr. Fred Lewallen, Mrs. Harold Hopkins. PARENT-TEACHER OFFICERS 1951-52 President_________________________________________ First Vice-President______________________________ Second Vice-President_____________________________ Secretary_________________________________________ Treasurer_________________________________________ High School Representative________________________ Grade School Representative_______________________ COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Health Chairman___________________________________ Co-Chairman___________________________________ Welfare Chairman__________________________________ Membership________________________________________ Co-Chairman___________________________________ Program___________________________________________ Standard of Excellence____________________________ Founders Day______________________________________ Study Course______________________________________ Finance and Budget________________________________ Congress Publications_____________________________ Publicity_________________________________________ Hospitality_______________________________________ Cub Scouts________________________________________ Parent Education__________________________________ Legislation_______________________________________ _ Mrs. O. E. Rigdon _____Mrs. A. E. Riehl Mrs. Harold Hopkins Mrs. Paul Lynch Mrs. Milton Gehrs .. Mr. Fred Lewallen ____Mr. A. J. Zupka __ Mrs. J. R. Stephens ___ Mrs. Nolan Crank Mrs. Dan Harmon Mrs. Gordon Bond _____Mrs. John Dobbs __ Mrs. A. E. Riehl . Mrs. Fred Lewallen __ Mrs. Fred Lewallen Mrs. L. D. Lankford Mrs. Fred Thornton Mrs. W. E. Castleman Mrs. Guy Maxwell _ Mrs. Max Bukstein _____Rev. A. N. Holt ____Mrs. Rufus Heeb Mrs. R. H. Ballard — 62 — Bus Drivers — 63 — Features — 99 — UOJIUOIJ jT°trrr°$ naanf] pire funy pifmp [ Queens Helen. Jho Anion, ______Mogul______ Bobbin. $nuik. iCslicn Ccmival IH ficthf paAltejnnn Halloween ■ QnwquvL UjsJdMzh, Valentine 67 — Queens and Escorts Ray Schwach Norman Pobst Ronald Hooker Fred Lindy DeWayne Pfefferkorn Imogene Westrich Bobbie Smith Helen Thornton Betty Castleman Evelyn Souders — 68 — Remember When . SEPTEMBER: Vacation is over, we're glad. This school year started out with fun for all because we only regis- tered and didn't stay long. We started with thirty minute classes and the seniors chose their class sponsors. Mr. Kimbro and Mrs. Hopkins sure received a big shock, that isn't all, wait until the year is over. If you hear something that sounds like the school is falling, don't reach for the ceiling just find a nice hole to crawl in, it's only all high school classes going to meetings to organize — gee, they sure are in a hurry. We're from Chaffee, couldn’t be prouder. The Red Devils football season started today with our first game at Sikeston. They sure didn't feel sorry for us because after we traveled all the way down there they beat us to boot. We got soaked in the rain also. Guess who won! Yeah!! Great day for Chaffee! Hayti ven- tured up here for our second game of the sea- son, it was their third and we won. Sorry you lost Hayti but someone had to and we're cer- tainly glad it wasn't us. If you see some nuts running around with curlers in their hair, cream on their faces or the boys with short pant and license around their necks don't think we're all that way. No, it's only the green freshmen being taken through regular treatment of freshmen day. The pep squad is really starting with a bang this year. The new members were initiated at a bonfire and weiner roast. They sure had trouble getting a hair out of a horse's tail, someone's false teeth and a 1920 newspaper. You may not be- lieve this but one group came back with every- thing we sent them after. OCTOBER: A whole group of high school students were standing in front of the gym nervously wringing their hands. They weren't awaiting execution just waiting for their turn to try out for Black Key Dramatic Club. The classes all met to choose a queen candi- date for the Cotton Carnival to be held at Sikes- ton. Bobbie Smith, senior candidate, was elected from the four to represent Chaffee. The Halloween carnival came off with a big spooky!! We had witches, skeletons, and every other imaginable creature in the parade. The program, country store, and other means of mak- ing money for queens were all a great success. The senior queen, Betty Castleman, was crowned at the close of the evening by Fred Lindy. A wise choice the seniors think. Chaffee football team went to Portageville for another matching of brawn (but no brains) foot- ball that is. Needless to say what the final score was, we lost. If you see red, blue, and yellow spots before your eyes don't get excited it's only balloons from the number the band will perform at the Jackson festival. They had a band rehearsal for the school to see so they wouldn't be tempted to go the next day to Jackson. A gay bunch of our junior and senior high band members journeyed over to Jackson and it's a known fact that none of them came back with less than five aches all their own. There were some aches coming from the principal's office for those who decided they wanted to see Chaffee perform again at Jackson. They didn't really play hookey but kids you forgot — this isn't our vaca- tion time. In assembly on Columbus day Martha Peter- man, one of our freshmen, gave a talk about Columbus that was very entertaining. Martha pre- pared and delivered her speech and everyone en- joyed it. It is certainly surprising how much tal- ent we can find in our own student body. Another football game played here on our own field. Dexter was the victor over Chaffee but it wasn't our fault because we tried awfully hard. The final score was 14-13. We learned all about the ups and downs of va- cationing when Mrs. Homer Turner spoke to us in a morning assembly. She told us of her trip to Yellowstone National Park and other places. The ups were all the hills and mountains. She even threw snow-balls in June, doesn't that sound just like her? The month of October brought a great event, the Hollywood Theatre Guild presented the two plays ''The Crystal Slipper and Elizabeth and Essex. The high school children thought they were being slighted (or wanted to miss a class or two) and they wanted to see the play for the grade school too. Our last football game in the month of Octo- ber was played on St. Vincent's football field. Per- ry ille, Missouri. I guess we showed ourselves by tying them 0-0. The Chaffee team played a great game on both defense and offense. NOVEMBER: Hooray, no school! A big vacation. The teachers let the monkeys out then they went to the State Teachers' Convention, two whole days of no worry, no hurry. NO BOOKS. NO STUDY. We went down to Malden to view their foot- ball team and decided we would tackle the task of beating them but we judged wrong and they changed the score 6-6. As we hear the referees whistle blow we settle back for another thrilling game this time with Illmo-Fornfelt. This being our big home- coming game it meant very much for our team to win. We weren't disappointed, our score reigned over I-F 18-6. Then the special event we all look forward to — crowning the football queen. There were four candidates, the Freshmen—Kryn Imhoff, Sophomore—Doris Quade, Junior—Martha Dumey, and Senior—Evelyn Souders. The Senior queen, Evelyn, was crowned by Co-Captains, Norman Pobst and DeWayne Pfefferkorn. This was another Friday night which meant another football game. We had a game with East Prairie and were disappointed because we didn't beat them. The score at the end of the fourth quarter 0-0, (Chaffee's favor). Our last game of the season and in less than two weeks our basketball season starts so Chaffee athletes have work to do. Thanksgiving program was given, our glee clubs sang Holy Holy Holy and We Thank Thee Now Our God. Reverend Allison from — 69 — Remember When . . the Christian Church spoke to the assembly, every- one enjoyed it and it was a unanimous decision that we dismiss for two days. Everybody smile and look at the birdie, we're going to have our pictures taken!! Yes, the photo- grapher came today for individual pictures for our Mogul. Of all the primping and tying of ties, I have never seen the like. All the teachers like this because once in the year the girls dress up and the boys wear ties!? Imagine that, if you can. Great day, we had a conglomeration and guess what we did That's it, we selected the Mogul Staff. A bunch of happy people were go- ing around here after the names were posted. Our Editors, Don Hurt and Betty Castleman, two of our sophisticated seniors. There was one week set aside for National Education Week. This year we were honored to have Paul Ebaugh speak to us on American- ism or Communism, we don't need to tell you what all the students decided they would rather be. Grab your fellas' girls' it's Sadie Hawkins Day and all the girls ask the boys for dates this time. They have to pay the bills too. F. H. A. depart- ment sponsored this session and everyone enjoyed it very much. Patsy Pfefferkom and Ronnie Dud- ley had the lucky numbers and were chosen L'il Abner and Daisy Mae. DECEMBER: Hear that good music? That's the Chaffee High School getting ready to go to Cape for the Christmas Parade. Everything looks real Christ- masified. The glitter you remember was the gleam of the junior class rings. They sure were a happy bunch. The glee club presented Chimes of the Holy Night” and it was enjoyed very much. Several of the parents were present to hear the cantata. Mr. Buckstein had the annual Christmas films and candy as he always does. The students of public and parochial schools always look forward to this yearly event. The classes had their parties before Vacation started. All of them were enjoyed and Mr. God- dard, Junior Sponsor, especially enjoyed it. He received a baby rattler. Ask Mr. Kimbro, Senior Sponsor, why he picked up stones all day long. JANUARY: It's leap year girls, just thought I would in- form you! The basketball team went to Benton for the Tournament, let's not mention what hap- pened. Touchy subject. Seniors had class meeting to be measured for caps and gowns. What were those senior boys doing taking the girls' weight down — to see if they gain any in the years to come? Two new faculty members. One for Mrs. Blocker's place in the eighth grade, Mr. Sutton and the other for our commercial dept. Mrs. How- ard to take the place of Miss Bass. Grin, 'cause that man's here again . You know, for the group pictures. The Dysart Studio took our group pictures for organizations. It was a bright sunny day and perfect for pic-making. Seniors had another class meeting. The caps and gowns are to be Fifth Avenue Blue, class colors are maroon and silver, and the flower is the white ros9. Captain Jack Burnett who returned from Korea this month gave a talk on the people, country, and customs of that land. Also of the battles that were taking place. Glee club sang two special numbers. FEBRUARY: Who's nuts? Not us, it's only that Black Key Dramatic Club. They gave the play Bolts and Nuts, doesn't that sound nutty? It was about Re- becca Bolt turning her house into a mental sani- tarium and all the silly things that happened. We had a record breaking crowd and everyone enjoyed it very much. The seniors sponsored a valentine dance with an orchestra, the only one all year and it was a big success. This was one of the money making schemes for the trip in the spring. The Valentine queen was crowned. MARCH: Had a special assembly for St. Patrick's Day, sure looks green around here, everyone enjoyed it very much, there was a special speaker. The Sophomores presented their play Sure As You're Born, and it was enjoyed by everyone. APRIL: Two class plays were given this month, on© by the juniors and the other by the seniors. They were both a big success. Easter brings another special assembly and then that sacred time when we all remember that Christ arose from the dead to ascend into heaven and we had a reverent assembly as we recog- nized this time of year. The glee club attended the music festival at Cape Girardeau. We sang numerous selections in a mass concert. MAY: Guess you remember what May brought? Graduation for eighth grade and seniors. We sure will miss C.H.S. and all the memories that are there to remember. The eighth grade graduation was very attrac- tive as we see another class that makes their way into the ups and downs of high school days. Baccalaureate is a special time as it was this May! The class of '52 went through one of the two special procedures of graduating. Graduation finds 31 seniors as they march down C.H.S. aisles that last time as a student of high school. The stage was decorated by the juniors. Then the program, special speaker, and last but not least, diplomas. The seniors all looked bright and shining as they loaded the bus to tour the south. We have had a very enjoyable year and we'll see you again because we haven't left for good just be- cause we graduated. This is the end, I'm not going to say anymore, but here's wishing all the other classes in school as much good luck as the ones who have gone on before. Have fun — till we meet again next year. — 70 — COMPLIMENTS OF Chaffee Lumber Company Headquarters for all Kinds of Building Materials ORAN, MISSOURI CHAFFEE, MISSOURI PHONE 81 PHONE 3141 - 72 - HOWAHD-SWM ATHLETIC GOODS CO. YOUR EXCLUSIVE SPORTING GOODS STORE Phone 1729 Broadway Pacific CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF Winchester Chevrolet-Quick Company CHARLESTON, MISSOURI HARRIS MOTOR CAR CO. 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JACK ESTES BUCKHOLT'S APPLIANCES Maytag Sales and Services Automatic and Conventional Washers RUH'S SUPER MARKET 605-607 GOOD HOPE STREET Dutch Oven Gas Ranges Full Line Maytag Washer Parts Repair Work Guaranteed Quality Meats Groceries PHONE 7601 145 W. YOAKUM CHAFFEE, MISSOURI CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI CARS, TRUCK AND FARM COMPLIMENTS OF EQUIPMENT FORD GROVES F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. CAPE and JACKSON MISSOURI CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI FIRESTONE STORE IRVIN'S MAIN AND INDEPENDENCE ARROW SHIRTS CLOTHES FOR MEN CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Phone 645 39 N. MAIN — 78 — CHAFFEE CUT-RATE DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY PHONE 3071 CHAFFEE, MO. IF U-R-UPTOWN AND HUNGRY ANY TIME OF THE DAY JUST STOP IN AND FILL UP AT G AND E CAFE A. L. CARTER, Prop. PHONE 5231 COMPLIMENTS OF Frisco Employees CHAFFEE. MO. SAFE ALWAYS ALWAYS SAFE SLINKARD Watches Watch Repairing CLEANERS AND JAMES M. STUBBS SELF SERVICE JEWELER LAUNDRY Time Inspector, Frisco Lines RUG AND UPHOLSTERING PHONE 3171 CHAFFEE, MO. CHAFFEE, MISSOURI — 79 — CHAFFEE GRAIN FEED CO. Jack Limbaugh, Prop. FEEDS— GRAIN FERTILIZER — SEEDS CHAFFEE, MO. PHONE 3101 COMPLIMENTS OF NORTH END GROCERY Two Deliveries Daily At 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. PHONE 3191 CHAFFEE, MO. Ruth and Ab Gettings, Props. Lankford I )rug Store PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED PHONE 2081 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF A. E. RIEHL LIMBAUGH AND BLOCKER DENTIST CHAFFEE, MISSOURI BARBER SHOP MAIN STREET CHAFFEE, MO. YOUNT'S TOWN DR. H. I. MOSBACH COUNTRY MARKET • • • PHONE 4021 CHAFFEE, MO. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN SURGEON 109 N. MAIN PHONE 2131 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI — 80 — COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF G. A. SAMPLE, M. D. L. P. SPENCER — PHONES — DENTIST OFFICE — 3031 HOME — 2991 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI CHAFFEE, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF W. O. FINNEY, M. D. P. N. KELLER Insurance Agency CHAFFEE, MISSOURI PHONE 4051 CHAFFEE, MO. — 81 — - COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF ESSNER'S HARDWARE COX VARIETY STORE Paints-Hardware Gifts 5c to $1.00 Store PHONE 3321 CHAFFEE, MO. CHAFFEE, JACKSON, DEXTER CANNON'S BUCHER'S MARKET Shoe Repair Service 124 YOAKUM • • • WE DELIVER CHAFFEE, MISSOURI PHONE 2151 CHAFFEE, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF KELSO OIL COMPLIMENTS OF COMPANY CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI CHAFFEE Distributors of Mobilgas Mobiloil FOOD MARKET Buy From Your Local Dealer In Chaffee ERVIN COMPAS ARTHUR FREE. Proprietor Year Round Washing and Lubricating Service PHONE 4141 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF ROUSSEL BEAUTY SHOP SLAUGHTER'S Louise Masters, Mgr. PHONE 2031 CHAFFEE, MO. PHONE 2011 147 W. YOAKUM — 82 — C ompHimen i BAM OF CHAFFEE Members Of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PHONE 2141 CHAFFEE, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF BYRD HOTEL CHAFFEE, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY BROS. MOTOR CO., INC. CHAFFEE, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF GOZA UNITED OIL LAWRENCE OLIVER D-X Motor Oils U. S. Royal Tires Insurance of All Kinds HIGHWAY 55 NOTARY PUBLIC UNITED SUPER CHARGED GAS PHONE 4131 CHAFFEE, MO. — 84 — To The Annual Staff of 19 5 2 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. STUBB'S HARDWARE AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS DAY PHONE 2061 NIGHT 2371 CHAFFEE, MO. WHY TAKE LESS WHEN PEPSI'S BEST IT'S THE PRIDE OF ANY PARTY L. L. LANKFORD COMPLIMENTS OF International Made-to-Measure Clothes CHAFFEE MACHINE SHOP GARAGE THE MEN'S SHOE STORE CHAFFEE, MISSOURI -223 N. MAIN PHONE 4221 V,T � !N D The Midwest Quality and Flavor Twins Golden Royal J MILK ICE CREAM MIDWEST DAIRY PRODUCTS CORPORATION — 87 — If it’s a MISS DURIAN YEARBOOK ... ...it’s RIGHT! Select us as the printer for your yearbook and be sure of a fine book every time! RIGHT IN DESIGN! Continued printing of yearbooks year after year, many for as long as 40 years is posi- tive proof that the right design is an important step toward the final quality of a school annual. Our experienced staff — art, engraving, complete printing and binding — offers complete one-plant service. With modern machines this experienced manpower is interested in producing a book you will be proud of — a book that — Is Right! RIGHT IN ECONOMY! Our method of printing yearbooks keeps the cost at a minimum by reducing the time and work included in the many operations, by doing all the work in one plant, where close supervision produces your book at a price you can afford to pay. RIGHT IN DELIVERY! It is necessary that all yearbooks be delivered on a schedule and that the books be in the hands of the students on a date agreed upon early in .the school year. Contracts are accepted for only as many books as we feel we can produce and deliver on schedule. We are proud of our record of Right Delivery! If your next school annual is to be right — just remember, see Missourian Printing S, Stationery Co. PRINTING — LITHOGRAPHING — OFFICE FURNITURE — SUPPLIES Cape Girardeau, Mo. PRINTERS OF THE 1952 MOGUL — 88 — HUTSON FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings Free Delivery 2 N. MAIN CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF LANG'S JEWELERS FRISCO — MO. P. R. R. GREYHOUND INSPECTOR 126 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 404 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF FARMERS MERCHANTS BANK CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI THIS IS YOUR BANK M S PHOTO SERVICE Photo Finishing Photostats Camera — Film — Supplies Pictures: Chauffeur - Application 34 N. MAIN CAPE COMPLIMENTS OF Associated Natural Gas Company SIKESTON. MISSOURI CHAFFEE. MISSOURI Phone 2100 212 So. Main, Phone 7401 — 89 — COMPLIMENTS OF The First National Bank CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF BIEDERMANS CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI — 90 — COMPLIMENTS OF Chaffl SL WjcmufasJjiJiin fampanif CHAFFEE, MISSOURI OSCAR BUKSTEIN, President — 91 — ZENITH MOTOROLA RADIOS ABC WASHERS IRONERS BPS PAINTS VARNISHES WALLPAPER PLUMBING SUPPLIES SUEDEKUM SONS HARDWARE 620 GOOD HOPE CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF BISPLINGHOFF FUNERAL HOME CHAFFEE ILLMO COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF REISS DAIRY CARDINAL CAFE Mr. Mrs. J. B. DePriest SIKESTON, MO. ORAN, MISSOURI CUNNINGHAM FLORIST COMPLIMENTS OF CHAFFEE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 214 WRIGHT AVE. PHONE 2731 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Cut Flowers Corsages Processing. Curing Rendering. Storage Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables Complete Line of Crosley Appliances Funeral Sprays PHONE 2051 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF HORSTMAN A (Sc P FOOD STORES THEATRE ARTHUR MEYER, Manager CHAFFEE, MISSOURI CHAFFEE, MISSOURI — 92 COMPLIMENTS OF Stovall s Stores PHONE 5091 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI HUTSON GREEN, MANAGER HIGHWAY GARAGE 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR and RADIATOR SERVICE HIGHWAY 55 CHAFFEE, MO. PRUITT'S I. G. A. STORE 113 South Main Phone 2021 Chaffee, Mo. — 93 — COMPLIMENTS OF SIKESTON GROCER CO. P. A. McDOUGAL SIKESTON, MISSOURI HEUER TRUCK SALES ELMER HEUER Fruehauf Trailers Stinson Airplanes 20 S. SPRIGG ST. PHONE 840 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF the McDonald co., INC. Home of Steam-Cured Blocks and Ready Mixed Concrete Ceco Steel Windows Tite Kote Waterproof Paint CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. PHONE 2679 P. O. BOX 302 COMPLIMENTS OF W. M. EDITH DAUGHERTY News Dealers St. Louis Globe Democrat 120 PARKER AVE. PHONE 2771 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI Ask Your Dealer or Your Pevely Man for PEVELY Super Test Dairy Products — 94 — Taylor’s : Bakery SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SPECIAL ORDERS PHONE 5061 CHAFFEE. MO. We Make Your House PHIL C. HAMAN a Home Druggist EXCELSIOR 609 BROADWAY TELEPHONE 442 FURNITURE MUSIC Authorized Eastman Agency O O • KODAKS. PROJECTORS, SCREENS, VIEWERS, CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. DARKROOM SUPPLIES. ETC. CHAFFEE HAMILTON-BULOVA-ELGIN PLUMBING, WATCHES HEATING, and H. A. MARGRAF ELECTRIC CO. JEWELER 409 BROADWAY PHONE 483 MARVIN GRAHAM, Prop. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Next Door to Post Office Phone 4041 Gorham-Lunt-Frank Smith-Sterling BUILD A BETTER CHAFFEE IN 1952 Chaffee Signal EVERY THURSDAY — $1.50 PER YEAR ESTABLISHED IN 1910 — 95 — HESS PORTER Benton, Missouri Treasurer COMPLIMENTS EARLY MALCOLM Sikeston, Missouri Sheriff THE O. F. ANDERSON Blodgett, Missouri Superintendent of Schools C. E. Daddy FELKER Sikeston, Missouri Collector R. Q. BLACK Oran, Missouri Associate Judge of County Court L. D. LANKFORD Chaffee, Missouri Presiding Judge of County Court HARRY C. Buzzie WATKINS JR. 1 Benton, Missouri County Clerk LLOYD G. Jerry BRIGGS Chaffee, Missouri Circuit Clerk Vote For D. W. GILMORE Benton, Missouri for Circuit Judge SCDTT ROBERT DEMPSTER Sikeston, Missouri Prosecuting Attorney COUNTY ALFRED HALTER Benton, Missouri Assessor OFFICERS O. L. SPENCER Benton, Missouri Probate Judge — 97 — COMPLIMENTS of Mrs. Lee Story EASTERN CHICKS CHAFFEE, MISSOURI BE HOLSUM LOOK HOLSUM BUY Holsum Bread CAPE GIRARDEAU BAKING COMPANY PHILLIPPS 66 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI BUD HEISSERER, Distributor MONT PROFFIT, Station Mgr. GEORGE E. BOCKHORST JOSTEN'S Class Rings, Announcements Yearbooks, Awards CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI minnsm'A, Smart Apparel for Girls and Women MAIN AT THEMIS PHONE 1433 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. — 98 — Ilcehs Service Station Quality Service Since 1932 GOODYEAR TIRES SINCLAIR GAS AND OIL Main and Davidson Phone 4231 CHAFFEE, MO. SMART FASHIONS AT THEIR BEST For 45 Years the Style and Value Headquarters in Cape Girardeau Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Grads he cluisar uidio Photography in the modern manner HY. 61 SOUTH SIKESTON, MO. PHONE 633 Heliyinus Institutions ASSEMBLY OF GOD Third and Helen Rev. Raymond Wetzel, Minister BAPTIST Third and Parker Rev. J. C. Stephens CATHOLIC Third and Elliott Rev. Thomas Geraghty CHRISTIAN Third and Davidson Rev. Robert Allison, Minister CHURCH OF GOD Third and Wright Rev. William Hecker, Minister LUTHERAN Second and Gray Rev. G. B. Seboldt, Minister METHODIST Third and Parker Rev. Theodore Probst, Minister ORDER OF THE VEILED PROPHETS Helen Avenue Rev. E. Benfield, Minister GENERAL BAPTIST Third and Cook Rev. Claud Fowler, Minister D. W. Blakeney JOBBER The Finest Class Jewelry and Invitations Phone 210 Dexter, Mo. — 100 — Autographs — 101 - Autoijraphs — 103 - Autographs