Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

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ENDERLE, LAURA A bright eyed lass we find her to be, a willing worker and good company. GIBBONS, MARY ANN A winning person ality and lots of fun, Mary Ann is tops with every- FENIMORE, J. W. GLASTETTER, RAY Three in one; nice, cheerful, and handsome. ” A careful student --careful not to over do it. GRIFFIN, BILLY Fellow students! You will miss me! GLUECK, ROBERT Since Bob joined our class he is well liked by every lad and lass. HINDMAN, GLEN An athlete that scores in more ways than one. HAILEY, LEVIA A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone.‘ GREEN, JAVIS He's seen, but never heard. HARRIS, DEAN I'm on the brink of graduating; won’t someone push me off? HINDMAN, VIRGINIA It’s nice to be natural if you are naturally nice. - 16 -

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BELL MARY LOU Sweet in manner, kind in deeds, sort of gal a high school needs. BUCHHEIT, PHYLLIS Even if the world is small, you can have a big time in it. BROCKMIRE, JUDY Always smiling, never sad, some- times naughty, but never bad. CAUL. MARILYN An ambitious and talented girl, that's why she' 11 get a- head in the world. CRUMP. NANCY What more de- lightful girl could we find. CRITES, GLEN Sure I can be serious, but fun is my middle name. %»' CROWDEN, GARY He never broad- casts, he just tunes in. DIRNBERGER. RONNIE Happy am I, from care I am free; oh. why aren't they all like me? DOOLEY, LINDA Sparkling eyes, add a 'hi you all' —a smile she has for one and all. DAVENPORT. TOM How could C.H.S. get along without him? DUMEY, SHARON I study when there is nothing else to do. - 15 -

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HODGE, LENA One smile for every girl and two for every boy. HUEY, MARTHA A loving heart, willing hand, no finer girl in any land. HUEY, J. L. A whiz with a baseball any day, and quite a gentle- man some people say. JOBE. JAMES Another advo- cate of the never hurry, never worry system. McCORMICK. PATTY Not too serious, not too gay, I’m just happy in my own little way ’ vv i V + 1 McFERRON, JENNIFER A lovely girl we’ve all admired, whose pleasant ways are much de- sired. MENLEY, JO NELL Some say she’s quiet, but if they only knew her, they’d deny it. LONG, EUGENE I never let my studies interfere with my educa- tion. McGOWAN, PATTY On her left hand a ring you will see, and her cheery eyes do sparkle witn glee. MANTEL. CONNIE Always pleasant, always neat, for true friendship, she can’t be beat. MEYR, DENNIS First in sports, first in the game, he’s made for him- self a remembered name. - 17-