Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

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EIGHTH GRADE JOINS FHA The 1981-82 year for Chaffee Chapter of FHA proved to be a special and productive year. For the first time eighth graders were entitled to take home economic classes and join FHA. This influx resulted in a membership of 95. The annual Banana Split Party launched the year with several money-making projects, such as, Tom Watt, the annual Chili Dinner, and Hot Chocolate Sales. Other activities included the co-ed bunking party, hay ride, skating parties, talent show, and Christmas party. Wrapping up the year was a trip to Six Flags. June 13, chosen members traveled to Columbia to attend the state meeting. During National FHA Week each day began with unique events. Opening the spring season was officer election for the 1981-82 year. New officers were initiated at the annual Parent Banquet. Mrs. Holly Wohlwend, FHA advisor, commented, I feel this has been a successful and organized year. This will aid in the plans for next year. This is supposed to be our master- Initiation of the new 1982-83 FHA officers, piece? 19

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Freshmen FHA members along with the new eighth grade members. Officers of 1982 include: Leah Kilburn. pres.; Tammy Spane, vice-pres.; Juanita Petrysayn. first semester sec.-treas., Donna Treadway, second semester sec.-treas.; Lisa Newsom, parliamentarian; Robyn Newcomer, devotional leader; Barbara Smith, song leader; Robin Umfleet and Darrell Welter, reporters; Claude Daughtery and Denise Hester, photographers; Patty Bucher, recreational leader; Pam Hopkins, historian. 18

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FRENCH CLUB CHS French Club started the year with its annual Back-to-School Dinner. The feasting continued when at Christmas time, the ''belles sounded at the home of Mrs. Gones. There, French Club celebrated Noel by exchanging gifts. An event that was begun the previous year was a French meal at Holiday Inn. After enjoying four courses of French cuisine, the club received first-hand knowledge of France. A foreign exchange student, who attended Cape Central High School, shared her experiences as a French teen- ager. The faculty and other CHS students were included in French Club activities when the club served its traditional crepe dinner. Parties weren't the only activities of French Club. President Emily Darby commented that French Club gave students a chance to learn about the languages and customs of not only France but other countries as well. She added that the parties gave more of a social atmosphere. Continuing in the interest of French, members attended the annual Foreign Language Fair at Cape Girardeau. French Club members had the privilege of corresponding with foreign students through a pen-pal organization. As the school year came to an end, French Club had to have one last party. An informal luncheon ended the 81-82 year and seniors Janie Coomer and Jime Cobb were given tokens of French Club's commardeship. 20