Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

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Thirty students joined choir to perform at many events. Such events were the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The District Music Contest was also a challenge for six choir members who took solos. Many solos received a 2 rating. Time was the apparent theme for many numbers performed by CHS choir during spring concert. One number advised the audience to Take Time for Love . Under the direction of Mrs. Marlene Creech, the choir also sang “Tomorrow from the broadway musical Annie . “TOMORROW YOU’RE ONLY A DAY AWAY” 13

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AUTHORITY AND The first event of the concert season was that of Junior High All-District Contest and Honors Band Concert. Seventeen traveled to Scott-City for the contest. Six prevailed from Chaf- fee. A major event was then the District Music Contest hosted by SEMO. Seventeen instrumental soloists, two ensembles and six vocal solos performed. Many received a two rating. Sam Duncan, junior; emerged with two 1 ratings and received an over-all 2 in state competition. The con- cert band concluded contest with a composite rating of a 2. CHS CONCERT BAND SCHEDULED FOR A “ 1 ” 12

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BETA CLUB DEMONSTRATES LEADERSHIP Beta Club began the 1981-82 school year with new sponsor, Michael Wessel. Seniors overwhelmed the election of officers, filling every position. Elected were John Shy, president; Jeff Heath, vice-president. Buddy Rushing, treasurer, and Jane Coomer. secretary. New member initiation into Beta Club was held in December In order to become members, students had to maintain a B or above average and show outstanding qualities of leadership and citizenship. Beta Club's major fund-raising activity was a pre-Christmas bake sale In April Beta Club sponsored a Bike-A-Thon in which all proceeds were used to aid in finding a cure for Cystic Fibrosis. CHS Chapter of Beta Club was chartered in 1968 Senior Jane Coomer remarked, Beta Club provides high school students a chance to learn good leadership skills and then an opportunity to use them to improve our community. Mr. Wessel stated Beta Club is a very fine organiza- tion to honor some of the best students that Chaffee High School has to offer. Riding in the Bike-A-Thon were Mark Messmer and Angela Kilburn. Observing were Beta Club members Amy Tierney and Tammy Askew. 14