Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

DEVIL’S LOG GRADUATES .... RECOGNITIONS . STUDENT LIFE . ROYALTY ...... ATHLETICS .... UNDERCLASSMEN FACULTY ...... ... 5 1 21 47 63 91 109 As 1982-83 yearbook editor, I have learned the meaning and importance of criticism. The Mogul Staff and its efforts have been subjects of controversy for quite some time. Criticized for its journalistic approach in 1981, for its lack of snapshots in ’82, and for its attempt to change the yearbook title in '83, the Mogul Staff invariably gets the job done. The yearbook reaches completion due to the labor of its sponsor and the help of a faithful few. It is because of them that there is a yearbook at all. In this year's MOGUL, an effort has been made to supply more photographs and its name has been left unchanged. The idea for a change in title came about while Mogul Staff was discussing the yearbook theme. Members agreed on a futuristic idea and decided to carry it out in a log book fashion, patterned from television’s Star Trek log entries; thus, calling the yearbook “The Devil’s Log”. Students and patrons alike argued that a title change was too much a break from tradition, therefore: the yearbook remains THE MOGUL. The staff did, however, manage to maintain its stand on the yearbook cover - a change from the customary train. By accepting criticism and comprimising, the 1982-83 Mogul Staff has hopefully produced a satisfactory yearbook. I urge future Staff members to not let themselves be discouraged by criticism, but rather to use it in improving the yearbook. Emily Darby 3 4 Most Devilish Doug Mirly CHS SENIOR Most Promising Sam Duncan Emily Darby Most Congenial Scott Phegley A Leah Kilbum Most Fashionable Robin Volner A Jeff Dalton T Most Devilish Brenda Bentley CELEBRITIES Most Athletic Tim Enderle A Laura Perdue Most Scholarly David Kirchdoerfer A Angela Duncan Most Entertaining: Nelda McKenzie A George Craigmiles James Paul Anderson Daniel Joseph Asmus Brenda Jean Bentley Dewayne Bradshaw THE FINAL CONFLICT The Senior Class of 1983 - who were they? A class of 54 in size, this year’s Senior Class demon- strated qualities expected in any Senior Class. Throughout its four years of high school, this group of students provided leadership in athletics, aca- demics, and citizenship. It has been said by faculty and administration that the Class of '83 has been one of the best to graduate from CHS. Besides setting examples for underclassmen, the Class of '83 experienced the malady of senioritis. Graduation was on the mind of every senior. Preparations for what lay ahead and the anticipation of being freed from school kept the class preoccupied for most of the year. Despite the year's anxieties, the Class of '83 proved its worth to CHS and itself. President - George Craigmiles Vice-President - Alan Cook Treasurer - Ritchie Spies Secretary - Donna Treadway Paula Denise Cameli Lowell Alan Cook George Anthony Craigmiles Timothy Ed Crowe 8 Ronald Orvill Cummins Jeffrey Scott Dalton Kevin Joseph Dannenmueller Emily Michiko Darby Claude Anthony Daugherty Terry Wayne DuBoise Angela Dianne Duncan Samuel Dale Duncan Lisa Renee Eaker Timothy Elmer Enderle Samuel Joseph Glenzy Jeffrey Theodore Goodman Terry Lynn Gramlisch Stephanie Ann Gribler 9 Thomas Joe Hahn Robert Alan Harrell Steven Robert Hicks Leah Jean Kilburn David Leon Kirchdoerfer Joseph William LaGrand Geralyn LeGrand Wanda S. Little Leslie Joe Livingston Teresa La Don McAlister Nelda Elizabeth McKenzie Kellie Diane Miller Douglas Wayne Mirly Christopher Paul Montgomery 10 Scott Wayne Phegley Laura Diane Perdue Mary Yvonne Pobst Catherine Ann Reed Timothy Wayne Richbourg Roger Lee Sadler Rodger Fitzgerald Seyer Lisa Marie Shelton Ritchie Lee Spies Kelley Mae Stafford Amy Beth Tierney 11 La Don na Kaye Treadway Robin Lynn Volner Bobbie Gene Wallace Annette Marie Whistler Nanette Mary Whistler Theresa Ann Wiggins Carlita Gail Wolfe Lenora May Winemiller “A READY MADE FAMILY” SR. ’83 PLAY CAST Cathy Reed as Miss Lydia Sam Duncan as Sammie Nan Whistler as Doris Laura Perdue as Begonia David Kirchdoerfer as Nicodemus Emily Darby as Marilee Ritchie Spies as Bob Lisa Eaker as Agnes Jeff Dalton as Henry Ann Whistler as Grade RECOGNITIONS ANGELA DUNCAN, EMILY DARBY NAMED VALEDICTORIAN, SALUTATO RIAN Students representing the top fif- teen percent of the class beginning with Valedictorian Angela Duncan were Emily Darby, salutatoriam David Kirchdoerfer, Cathy Reed, Robin Volner, Sam Duncan, Dan Asmus, Terry Gramlisch and Lisa Shelton. 16 “TODAY’S DREAMS ARE TOMORROW’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS’ Dr. John D. Payne, superintendent presented fifty-four seniors during commencement service Thursday evening May 19. Award presenta- tions were conducted by Roger L. Tatum, principal and Edward McGrew, counselor. Dr. Philip Dame, president of the board of education presented the diplomas. THE SENIOR CLASS 1983 Sponsoring the Class of 1983 for all four years were teachers Carol Bumgardner, Larry Cleair, Anna Howard and Greta Myers. Senior class officers were George Craigmiles, president; Alan Cook, vice president, Donna Treadway, treasurer; Ritchie Spies, secretary. 17 1982-83 HONOR BANQUET PROGRAM April 25, 1983 Welcome ....................... Roger L. Tatum Invocation ........................... o m D. Payne DINNER Introduction of Students Parents .............. Edward McGrew Presentation of Certificates ....................... Jean Duniphan Introduction of Speaker ......................... £. E. McConnell Speaker ..................... William T. Bradshaw Student Response .................. Angela Duncan Closing ........................... Roger L. Tatum Senior Honor Students: Robin Volner, Cathy Reed, Angela Duncan, Amy Tierney and David Junior Honor Students: Monti Ferronato, Alan Kirchdoerfer. Whistler. 18 PARENTS TEACHERS SPONSOR HONOR BANQUET “UP, UP and A WA Y” Sophomore Honor Students: Eric Glastetter, Kurt Pfefferkom, Mike Gramlisch, Sandra Tinnon, and Monica Lanpher. Freshmen Honor Students: Sandy Senciboy, Marla Ditto, Steve Crippen, Alan Horrell and Dame. Bill Hagan, Linda Williams and Jim Andy Pfefferkom. 19 20 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT COUNCIL SERVES STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY At the beginning of the 1982-83 school year the Student Council realized the importance of serving other students and the community. With this in mind it planned activities. Perhaps the most significant and far reaching event was the Blood Drive, which the Council sponsored in cooperation with the Red Cross. As for serving the students, the Student Council sponsored its annual Sweetheart Dance. Each club and organization was represented in a coronation. Debbie Dannenmueller and Tim Crowe who represented FHA HERO, were crowned King and Queen. Along with serving the students and community, the council also felt the need to become “more visible within the student body. To make this possible, it purchased buttons, which members displayed on their letter jackets. With the efforts of the 1982-83 council the groundwork was laid for many future years of productivity. Pictured (left to right) row 1: Debbie Dannemueller, sec.-treas.; Tammy Spane. vice pres.; Angela Duncan, pres.; Stacy Duniphan, corresponding sec.; Cathy Reed, historian. Row 2: Andy Pfefferkorn. fr. rep.; Laura Perdue, sr. rep.; Kevin Urhahn. jr. rep; David Kirchdoerfer. sr. rep.; Tracy Dooley, soph, rep.; Theresa Craigmiles, soph, rep.; Sandy Senciboy, fr. rep. Ed McGrew, sponsor. 22 23 VIVE LA FRANCAIS 24 BEC RAISES MONEY FOR END OF SCHOOL TRIP Senior Laura Perdue served as club president with underclassman Kurt Pfefferkorn assisting as vice pre- sident. Other officers for BEC were Alan Dame, treasurer; and Kelly Fowler, reporter. Mrs. Greta Meyers, sponsor discusses plans for the annual BEC Dance with President Laura Perdue. 26 Officers for 1982-83: Tammy Spane, president: Leah Kilburn, vice- president; Denise Hester, secretary; Teresa Craigmiles, treasurer: Kelley Stafford, historian; Tammy Askew, parliamentarian; Debbie Dannemueller, recreational leader; Jill Brown and Lisa Cook, reporters; Sandra Tinnon, devotional leader; Wendy Hicks and Cathy Reed, photographers; Dolly Pruitt, song leader; and Mrs. Holly Wohlwend, sponsor. TAMMY SPANE ELECTED REGION SIX PRESIDENT 28 i!!;!!i!i:!!!!!;'!!!!!!!!!!; mmm BETA CLUB OPENS SCHOOL STORE SITTING - Kim Helt, Lisa Shelton, Stacy Duniphan. Emily Darby, KNEELING - Laura Perdue 1st row - Angela Duncan, Cathy Reed, Linda Williams. Tammy Askew, Robyn Newcomer. 2nd row - Tammy Spane, Robyn Volner. Amy Tierney, Tim Richbourg, Monti Ferronato. Todd Williams, Kevin Urhahn, Chris Payne. Alan Dame, Mike Mitchell 3rd row - Sam Duncan. Bill Hagan, David Kirchdoeffer New members initiated were Eric Glastetter, Sandra Tinnon, Monica Lanpher, Nan Whistler, Ann Whistler, Jim Whistler. Terry Rhodes. Theresa Craigmiles, Paul Dame. BETA officers were David Kirchdoerfer, Pres.; Sam Duncan, V-Pres; Angela Duncan, Sec.; Tim Enderle. Treas.; Tammy Askew. Reporter 30 VOCA TIONAL-TECHNICAL STUDENTS Juniors and seniors attending Vo-Tech in Cape Giardeau were Wanda Little. Kevin Rhodes. Keith Chapman, Mike Horman. Terry Curtis. Alan Cook. George Craigmiies. Terry Dubois. J. W. La Grand. Chris Montgomery. Tim Crowe. Corkie Wolfe and Donna Treadway. Sitting: Ritchie Spies. Tim Enderle. Rodger Seyer and Bobby Harrell. PEP CLUB HAS BANNER YEAR 32 33 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Front- Monica Lanpher, Stacy Duniphan. Captain: Emily Darby, Co-Captain: Kelly Fowler. Middle- Jamie Spane. Sandra Tinnon Tammv Askew. Back-Sandy Senciboy. VARSITY JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Mrs. Rebecca Crippen, sponsor Back Row: Lisa Griffen, Dawn Motes, Tammy Lesch, Lisa Hagan, Michelle Whistler. Front Row: Co-captains Margo Ferranato and Tracy Denbow. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS In addition to being larger, the CHS Marching Band added contempor- ary songs to its half time shows. Musical numbers such as “I Got the Music in Me , theme from New York, New York , and a salute to Walt Disney gave the crowd enter- tainment during football games. Another addition was Drum Major Steven McLemore. CHS band paraded in Benton, Sikeston, and in the Jackson band festival. Far Left: CHS Marching Devil painted by Linda Williams. Upper Middle: Many hours are spent on the field preparing for halftime shows. Lower Middle: The hard work pays off as the band marches. WE’VE GOT RHYTHM 38 COLOR ON PARADE Next to the band itself, the auxiliaries (Pom-Pons, Flag Corps, and the Twirlers, were most im- portant in bringing enter- tainment and color to the audience. This color was intensified by the re- established Flag Corps, participation of Junior High in the auxiliaries, and the addition of Drum Major Steven McLemore. These changes brought about a certain amount of sensation, giving the audience, and most music lovers the feeling of self participation in a spirited and lively group. The 1982-83 members of the Pom-pon squad were Robin Volner, captain; Donna Treadway; vice captain; Tabby Martin, Linda Williams, Tracy Dooley, Robin Sullivan, Jamie Ford, and Lisa Shelton. Members of the twirling team were Amy Tierney captain; Lisa Esker Vice Captain, Ann Whistler, Nan Whistler, Cathy Reed, Kim Owens. Sitting: Dolly Pruett Co-Captain: Corkie Wolfe, Captain. Kneeling: Geralyn Lagrand, Patti Senior Drum Majorette Angela Duncan. Reed, Laura Cutright, Debbie Crump, Theresa Wiggins, Standing: Julie Townsend, Elaine Davis, Billie Miller, Marla Ditto. CHS CONCERT BAND Due to a conflict in spring break, the concert band did not attend the music contest hosted by SEMO. Soloists representing the band did, however; bring home many good ratings. The spring concert held on May 10, was a pro- gram with a new flavor. The select vocal ensem- ble added to the concert. The concert band also attended the evening per- formance of the music clinic hosted by Central High School. The band did not play concert pieces and was given a tremendous response from the crowd. Band Officers: Steven McLemore, librarian: Sam Duncan, vice-president; Mike Mitchell, president; Stacy Duniphan, sec-treas.; and Ronnie Eifert, librarian. 40 Band King and Queen candidates from left to right: Ronald Coomer, Robyn Newcomer, Marta Dame princess; retiring Queen Stacy Duniphan. Sandy Senciboy, queen; Kevin Uhrhan, king; retiring King Sam Duncan, David Collier, prince; Cathy Reed. Dan Asm us. Tracy Dooley, and Paul Dame. CHS CHOIR AND SELECT VOCAL ENSEMBLE 41 1982-83 MOGUL STAFF Sponsor: Joy Cutler Co-sponsor: Jean Davis Editors: Emily Darby, Dan Asm us Co-editors: Leah Kilburn, Donna Treadway Sports editors: David Kirchdoerfer. Angela Duncan, Laura Perdue, Sam Duncan Layout editors: Tammy Spane, Tammy Askew, Stacy Duniphan Artists: Bobby Lands, Linda Williams Business editors: Robin Newcomer, Lisa Eaker, Kim Wagoner. Steve McLemore, Dolly Pruitt 42 ATARI SPECIAL FEATURE BY: DAN ASMUS, EDITOR Where did all the flippers, gates, and tilts go? These terms are not extinct, but are dwindling because of terms such as software, microprocessors, ROM, RAM, AND REG. The clicking, bell-ringing world of the pinball game has been invaded by flashing lights, beeps, and bleeps. The alien is the video game and it has brought an army of silcon chips, joysticks, and action buttons. Companies such as Atari, Magnavox, and Mattel have turned video games into a profitable business. The millions of quarters being chomped up by video games have cranked out billions for the companies. Arcades such as the “Gold Mine”are the best place to find a video game. The saying “There's no place like home” is also true of video games. Cartridges and video computer systems have also taken over the home. There are many reasons for playing video games. Whatever your reason, have fun playing video games. 45 46 ROYALTY CHS HOMECOMING TOPS THE CHARTS Homecoming activities at CHS came to an abrupt halt on September 29 after the McLeansboro Foxes forfeited the Satur- day homecoming game due to a teachers’ strike. Nevertheless, the activi- ties returned full swing on the following Monday. Students paraded through the halls in colorful cos- tumes of the past, present, and future portraying school spirit. ‘‘Bum Day” gave Nan Whistler and Mia Leggett a chance to show their true threads, while 50’s Day gave Kevin Dannenmueller and Stacy Duniphan the adventure of journeying back to the past. By turning themselves inside out, Debbie Dannen- mueller and Tim Crowe gave a glimpse of the unfortunate fate of the East Prairie Eagles. Thursday brought out the futuristic punk rockers who proved that Chaffee would rock to the top with a victory. Concluding the week’s numerous activities were the Wacky Olympics and the Homecoming Parade. Friday evening, reigning Queen Theresa Craig- miles handed down the throne to Stacy Duni- phan, the 1982-83 Home- coming Queen. 48 Above: The Homecoming Court consisted of Sandy Send boy, freshman. Tracy Dooley, sophomore: Tammy Spane, junior; second maid Lisa Shelton, senior; Queen Stacy Duniphan, junior; first maid Tracy Spane; freshman, Debbie Dannenmueller, sophomore; and Laura Perdue, senior. THE LOOK OF LOVE” FHAer’s chose The Look of Love” as the theme for the Chapter's annual Spring Formal, Saturday, March 18, at the new gym. Supportive of the theme were Peanut” characters such as, Peppermint Patty and Charlie Brown, Sally and Linus and, of course, Snoopy and Lucy. Complimenting the cartoon couples were CHS's own sweethearts. Candidates were Jill Brown and Greg Little, Sandra Tinnon and Gay Spane, Dolly Pruitt and Vernon Seyer, Cathy Reed and Tim Richbourg. Jill Brown, freshman; and Greg Little, sophomore, receiving the most votes were crowned FHA HERO Queen and King. The remaining three candidates, Cathy Reed, Dolly Pruitt, and Sandra Tinnon tied for first maid. Along with the annual coronation ceremonies, Billie Miller and John Walker were chosen Eighth Grade Princess Prince. Pam Crump and Brian Foulk were also candidates. Sandra Tinnon and Cathy Reed tie for first maid 51 Pam Crump, candidate for Eighth Grade Princess 53 54 55 ANGELA DUNCAN CROWNED MOGUL QUEEN SAM DUNCAN, DA VID KIRCHDOERFER TIE FOR MOGUL KING The 1982-83 Mosul Staff continued its projecting outlook by welcoming students to the future at its annual yearbook dance. A modern city provid- ed the backdrop for senior candidates Emily Darby, Angela Duncan, Leah Kilburn, Cathy Reed, Donna Treadway, Dan Asmus, Sam Duncan and David Kirchdoerfer. This year's dance was another break from tradition. For the first time in CHS history a tie for Mogul King existed. As fate would have it, David Kirchdoerfer and Sam Duncan received an equal number of votes and thus shared their reign with 1982-83 Queen Angela Duncan. 56 Members of the royal court were Leah Kilbum, Donna Treadway, Emily Darby. Cathy Reed. Robin Volner. and Dan Asmus. Serving as escorts were junior staff members Steve McLemore. Steve Sadler, and Bobby Lands. 57 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 58 PROGRAM INVOCATION ... Dr. John Payne WELCOME . Stacy Duniphan PROPHECY Stacy Duniphan Mike Mitchell CLASS WILL .. Emily Darby David Kirchdoerfer A.' 60 A THLETICS TURN AROUND SEASON FOR RED DEVILS The Chaffee Red Devils looked as if they were in for another long season, losing their first four games. In the midst of a sixteen game losing streak, the Devils felt they dominated their opponents except in points. Due to McLeansboro's teacher strike, they were awarded their first win by forfeit. This proved to be the turning point as the Devils finished with a 6-4 record. Picked to finish fifth in conference in a pre-season poll, the defiant Devils placed a respectable second. Coachqs from Left to Right; Rick Chastain, Mick Wessel, Terry Glenzy, and Larry Cleair. 62 Managers Steven Wessel and Ronnie Cobb. Jeff Dalton • Sr. - 3 yrs. Tim Enderle - Sr. - 3 yrs. Capt. 1st Team All-Con f. Center; 1st Team All-Conf. Linebacker; 1st Team All-Dist. Center; 1st Team All-Dist. Linebacker; 1st Team All-State Center. David Kirchdoerfer - Sr. - 3 yrs. - Capt. 2nd Team All-Conf. Wide Receiver; Honorable Mention All-Conf. Defensive Back; 1st Team All-Dist. Wide Receiver; 1st Team All-Dist. Defensive Back Bill Hagan - Jr. - 3 yrs. 1st Team All-Conf. Defensive End; 2nd Team All-Conf. Offen- sive Tackle; 1st Team All-Dist. Defensive End; 2nd Team All-State Defensive End. Tim Crowe - Sr. - 2 yr. Allan Cook - Sr. - 3 yrs. 2nd Team All-Conf. Defensive Back; 1st Team All-Dist. Defen- sive Back. Eric Glastetter - Soph. - 2 yrs. 2nd Team All-Conf. Linebacker; 2nd Team All-Conf. Punter; 1st Team All-Dist. Punter. Rodger Seyer - Sr. - 2 yrs. 2nd Team All-Conf. Guard; 1st Team All-Dist. Guard. Sam Duncan - Sr. - 3 yrs. 1st Team All-Conf. Tight End; 1st Team All-Dist. Tight End Bobby Harrell - Sr. - 3 yrs. Shawn Spies - Soph. - 1 yr. Ritchie Spies - Sr. - 3 yrs. 1st Team All-Conf. Offensive Tackle; 1st Team All-Conf. Defensive Tackle; 1st Team All-Dist. Offensive Tackle; 1st Team All-Dist. Defen- sive Tackle; 1st Team All-State Tackle. 63 Kevin Uhrhan - Jr. - 2 yrs. - 2nd Team All-Con f Quarterback Kevin Dannenmueller - Sr. • 3 yrs. Jerome Townsend - Jr. - 2 yrs. Jeff Thomason - Jr. - 2 yrs. Chris Payne - Jr. - 2 yrs. Jim Whistler - Jr. • 2 yrs. Doug Mirly - Sr. - 2 yrs. Dave Rhoda - Jr. - 2 yrs. 2nd Team All-Conf. Defensive End 64 Gary Duboise - Soph. - 2 yrs. 1st Mike Mitchell - Jr. - 2 yrs. Team All-Dist. Running Back Terry Curtis - Jr. - 2 yrs. 2nd Kevin Rhodes - Jr. - 1 yr. Team All-Conf. Nose Guard Above: Dave Rhoda goes up and over in a dog-fight with Portageville. Far left: Quarter- back Kevin Uhrhan connects with wide receiver David Kirchdoerfer for a touch- down against Scott City. Near left: Senior Fullback Doug Mirly bursts into the line. 65 8-3 TEAM RECORD FOR BOYS’ TENNIS 1982-83 Tennis Team were (kneeling) Alan Ford, Dale Collier, Terry Rhodes. Paul Dame. Roger Sadler. Mike Rains and Kevin Payne. (Standing) Chris Payne, Jim Whistler. Paul Hicks. Tom Hahn. Terry Gramlisch, Steve Hicks and Coach John Payne. Contributing to team victories was Chris Payne, most valuable player. Best doubles team play went to Jim Whistler and Chris Payne. 66 GIRLS’ TENNIS FINISHES WITH 9-5 RECORD 1982 tennis team: Ann Whistler, Angela Duncan, Lisa Eaker, Coach Jeanette Smith. Cathy Reed. Kelly Greve. Nan Whistler. Tammy Askew New coach Jeanette Smith and loyal fan Doubles teams Angela Duncan and Cathy Reed placed fourth at Districts and Nan and Ann Whistler placed third. Kneeling L-R Dolly Pruitt, Lisa Shelton, Laura Perdue, Emily Darby, Standing Tracy Denbow, Mgr.; Kim Wagoner, Tammy Spane, Elaine Davis, Mgr.; Corkie Wolfe, Stacy Duniphan, Donna Rhodes, Mgr. 68 WINNING TRADITION REESTABLISHED With a starting squad of four seniors and two juniors, the Lady Devils' volleyball team set out to reverse their losing escapades of the past three seasons. Not being blessed with much height, the girls knew they must develop other skills besides block- ing and spiking. The resources that they turned to were strong serving, smart net play, and a hustling defense. The season progressed as the girls became masters in the dink, the dig, and the overhead serve. The result was a much improved 9-7 record. The future also looks bright as the junior varsity girls gained valuable experience and boasted an 8-6 record. Kneeling L-R Tracy Spane, Debbie Dannenmueller, Julie Dalton, Missy Surface, Theresa Craigmiles. Jamie Spane, Sandy Senciboy. Standing Mia Leggett, Sandra Tinnon, Patti Chasteen, Elaine Davis, Mgr; Tracy Dooley, Monica Lanpher. Kelly Fowler, Lisa Cook. 69 © A P Back: David Kirchdoerfer, Sam Duncan, Kevin Rhodes. Tim Enderle. Mark Jeffries, Coach Mick Wessel. Front: Mike Mitchell. George Craigmiles, Kevin Urhahn, Terry DuBois, Alan Ford, Terry Rhodes. RED DEVILS IN ACTION Kevin Rhodes, ]t. Kurt Pfefferkorn, Soph. George Craigmiies, Sr. Kevin Urhahn, Jr. Terry Rhodes, Jr. Sam Duncan, Sr. Mike Mitchell, Jr. Tim Enderle, Sr. Terry DuBoise, Sr. Alan Ford, Jr. David Kirchdoerfer. Sr. Basketball is a game of sweat and determination. Without the two the game means nothing. The Chaffee 1982-83 Red Devil Basketball Team possessed those qualities as they pressed on throughout the season. Even though Coach Mick Wessel did a fine job coaching, and the players were determined to win by working to their potential, the Red Devils did not do as well as they had hoped. Although they finished the season with a 4-12 record, they never failed to hustle. NEW STRATEGY FOR LADY DEVILS Changing her “Eye of the Tiger’’ campaign in tennis to her candy crusade in basketball (“Lick the Tigers ) new Coach Jeannette Smith turned the Lady Devils on. Beginning the season against rival Scott City with a double over time loss of 51-53, the Lady Devils battled their opponents throughout the season. The Lady Devils upped their record 9-11, finishing their regular season with a win against Oran. I I «$ $ '' i V '•� '•� . I li'j ft m; Cheryl Bentley, Jr. S Laura Perdue. Sr. 72 73 74 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ectiL© 'RVil'igS] Vn'em ro’Ewii'L fn EiVil gsi la.MWi'if5 .EWil JTs] 75 JUNIOR HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL 76 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL 77 DEVILS TAKE DISCUS AT STATE HAGAN AND GLASTETTER FIRST AND SECOND Bill Hagan, junior took first place in Class 1A-2A discus event in state competition in Jefferson City. Right behind Hagan was sophomore Eric Glastetter who placed second. Hagan’s best throw was 147-0, Glastetter’s 136'5 Senior sprinter David Kirchdoerfer also placed in a state event taking seventh in the 200 meter run. Kirchdoerfer's time was 24.1. The 20 points racked up by the trio was enough to give the Red Devils 13th position among 75 competing schools. This was the 9th consecutive year for Coach Terry Glenzy's team to score at a state meet. 78 Long distance runners: Monti Ferronato, Scott Phegley Field Events: Ritchie Spies, Jeff Dalton, Bill Hagan, Tim Enderle. Sam Duncan. Todd Eaker, Kurt Pfefferkom. Eric Glastetter, Kneeling: David Rhoda, Dennis Graser, Shawn Spies and George Craigmiles. CHS Sprinters, standing: Gary DuBois, Denis Graser, Mike Mitchell. David Reed, Todd Eaker, Kurt Pfefferkom. Sam Duncan. Eric Glastetter. and George Craigmiles. Sitting: David Kirchdoerfer, David Rhoda, Chris Gockel, Craig Glenzy and Andy Pfefferkom. FOUR QUALIFY FOR STATE MEET Consisting of only three seniors, a young 1983 track team completed a successful season. Mile relay team comprised of Emily Darby, Tracy Dooley, Kim Wagoner and Nan Whistler broke the school record mid season at Hayti. Another record breaker was Nan Whistler (triple jump). The high jump record was tied by Laura Perdue. By placing first at districts, the mile relay team qualified for the state meet in Jefferson City. Relay members Nan Whistler, Kim Wagoner and Emily Darby also qualified in the triple jump, 100 meter dash, 400 meter dash respectively. The team was coached by Carol Bumgardaner and managed by Michelle Whistler Hurdlers: Tracy Spare, Laura Perdue, Julie Lange Relay Runners, standing: Laura Perdue, Nan Whistler, Tracy Dooley, Kim Wagoner. Kneeling (left to right) are Emily Darby, Jeannie Hendrix, Tracy Spane. Distance Runners: Sandy White, Nan Whistler, Sandy Senciboy, Jill Brown, Jamie Spane. Shot A Discus: Elaine Davis A Patti Chasteen Sprinters: Tracy Dooley, Emily Darby, Julie Lange. Jeannie Hendrix, Lisa Roy, Tracy Spane, Kim Wagoner. 81 CHAFFEE RED DEVILS 1A STATE CHAMPIONS Before their 1983 campaign, the Chaffee Red Devils had a goal in mind — a state championship. With some cagey coaching and deter- mined effort from the players, the Devils hit the road for Columbia to play in their first state champion- ship game since 1977. The Devils defeated the Plato Eagles 3-0 in semifinals and the Englewood Christian Knights 6-2 and in the process tied three state records. With an overall record of 16-5, the Baseball Devils also emerged as the Co-Conference, District, Sectional, and Quarterfinal Champs. This was possible with a combined team effort comprised of 130 runs on 162 hits with 97 RBI’s, 91 stolen bases and an impressive team batting average of .312. Player Kirchdoerfer Dannemueiier Enderie Glency Estes Crowe Seyer Debuise Townsend Uhrhan Graser Horman Coomer Horrell At Bat Runs Hits Avg. 45 14 15 .333 65 13 27 .415 57 20 17 .298 55 12 19 .345 56 7 16 .285 49 9 11 .224 43 16 13 .302 32 8 10 .312 40 8 9 .225 64 23 25 .391 2 0 0 .000 1 0 0 .000 2 0 0 .000 2 0 0 .000 Tim Enderle - Pitcher, Sr.; Sam Glency - Center Field, Sr.; Rodger Seyer - First Base. Sr. Terry Duboise - Third Base. Sr.; Kevin Dannenmueller - Second Base, Sr.; Kevin Uhrhan - Shortstop. Jr. Mgr. Robbie Spencer Mgr. Matt Seabaugh Coach Rick Chastain Mgr. Rickie Miller 83 Dennis Graser - Centerfield, Soph.; Kevin Estes - Catcher, Soph.; David Kirchdoerfer - Left Field. Sr. Jerome Townsend • Second Base. Jr.; Tim Crowe - Right Field. Sr.; Mike Horman - Left Field. Jr. 84 Andy Pfefferkom - Second Base, Fr.; Ronald Coomer - First Base. Fr.; Allan Horrell - Third Base. Fr. 85 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL 86 UTOGRAPHS ■ Tammy Askew Cheryl Bentley Keith Chapman Melinda Craft Ernest Crump Terry Curtis Alan Dame Stacy Duniphan Lisa Fenton Monti Ferronato Alan Ford Richard Gettings Bill Hagan Kim Helt Tammy Spane, Sec-Treas. Monty Ferronato, Vice Pres. Stacy Dunipahn, Pres. Denise Hester Wendy Hicks Mike Horman Doug Howard JUNIOR 92 Mark Jeffreys David Keller Bobby Lands Steven McLemore Mike Mitchell Wendy Nanney Robyn Newcomer Lisa Newsom CLASS Chris Payne Kevin Payne Lisa Pobst Dolly Pruett Tom Reece David Rhoda Kevin Rhodes Terry Rhodes Steve Sadler Vernon Seyer 93 Greg Smiley Tammy Spane Jeff Thomason Jerome Townsend Julie Townsend Kevin Uhrhan Rodney Uhrhan Kim Wagoner Dwaine Warren James Whistler James Whitfield 94 Hands on learning. SOPHOMORES X. Patty Chasteen Keith Ancell Kevin Ancell Ellen Brasher Vickie Camell Dale Collier Sandra Tinnon, Sec.-Treas.; Eric Glastetter. Pres.; Debbie Dannen mueller, V-Pres.; Theresa Craigmiles, Reporter. Debby Crump Mike Cutright Julie Dalton Paul Dame Debbie Dannenmueller Elaine Davis Tracy Dooley Gary DuBois Todd Eaker Keith Estes Kelly Fowler Eric Glastetter Chris Gockel Mike Gramlisch Dennis Graser Kelly Greve Kevin Gribler Paul Hicks Linda Ivester Shawn Jobe 96 Kelly Kennedy Tracy Kinder Monica Lanpher Mia Leggett Greg Little Mike McLemore Dennis Mills Kyle Nanney Kurt Pfefferkom Mike Rains Patti Reed Gaylord Spane Shawn Spies Missy Surface Sandra Tinnon Jeff Umfleet Darrell Wallace 97 FRESHMEN Jill Brown Ronnie Cobb Lisa Cook Ron Coomer Steve Crippen John Darby Marla Ditto Jeff Evans McGrew. 98 Craig Glenzy JoAnn Gemerek Danny Gosnell Nancy Hanshew Aaron Harrell Chad Harrell Jeannie Hendrix Shannon Hendrix Allan Horrell Lisa Jackson Mike Jackson William Jobe 99 Donnie Keys Jody Kirk Rick Lands Lori Lee Tonya Lee Kim Messmer Keith Mosley Jeannie Perdue Andy Pfefferkom Sharon Pittman David Reed Lisa Roy Sandy Senciboy Mary Simpson Jamie Spane Tracy Spane Sandy White 100 101 EIGHTH GRADE 102 Pam Crump Marta Dame Tracy Den bow Lance Eaker Ronnie Eifert Margo Ferronato Kelli Ford Brian Foulk Tony Goodman Lisa Griffin Lisa Hagan Becky Harris Regina Harris Marty Hendrix Darrell Hicks Brian Horrell Greg Jobe Jeff Klipfel Mike Larkins Doug Legrand Tammy Lesch Carl Martin Travis McAlister Tina Messmer Billie Miller Ricky Miller Eddie Moit Dawn Motes Brigette Nall Lisa Griffen. V. Pres.; Marta Dame, Rep.; Toni Welter. Pres.; Donna Rhodes. Treas.; Tracy Den bon, Sec. 103 Dave Richardson Kathy Rodgers Eric Nation Kiellisa Nunley Chuck Owens Donna Rhodes Steve Rhodes Vivian Stacy John Walker Toni Welter Danni Whitlow Wes Williams 104 SEVENTH GRADE Christy Ancell Hyman Arensmann Korky Bryant Lloyd Carroll Michelle Whistler, Rep.; David Collier, Treas. Gina Montgomery, V. Pres.; Kerri Sanders. Pres.; Kim Owens, Sec. Jill Cook Bobby Curd Laura Cutright David Dame Paul Daugherty Eddie Dowd Brian Ebner David Eifert Trevor Fisher 105 Kim Owens Eddie Pruett Kevin Rhodes Ronnie Roy 107 FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT JOHN D. PAYNE GUIDANCE COUNSELOR PRINCIPAL ROGER L. TATUM Carol Bumgardaner Joy Cutler Barbara Drew Terry Glenzy Rick Chastain Jean Davis Mamet Eftink Joan Gones Larry' Cleair Anna Howard Marlene Creech Jerry Jansen 111 E. E. McConnell Jeanette Smith Greta Myers Holly Wohlwend Sponsor Carol Bumgardaner puts the finishing touches on the Senior Class Float. Michael Wessel X . I Top left teachers participate in a commuter workshop. Top right teacher Rebecca Crippen prepares a class for an assignment. Bottom right is Mrs. Betty Hicks, special services assistant to Mrs. Barbara Drew. 112 BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Philip Dame ............. President Mrs. Virginia McConnell .... Vice Pres. Wayne Richbourg ............. Treasurer Mrs. Sue Traw ................. Member Mr. Larry Meyer ............... Member Mr. Dan Bollinger ............. Member 113 SENIOR DIRECTORY James Paul Anderson Choir lVt years. Daniel Joseph Asm us Marching A Concert Band 4 yrs.. MOGUL Staff Photographer 2 yrs.. Choir 1 yr.. Vocal Ensemble 1 yr.. Class Reporter 1 yr.. Band A Choir Reporter 2 yrs.. Voice of Democracy 2nd place. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Brenda Jean Bentley Volleyball 3 yrs.. Pep Club 3 yrs.. Basketball 1 yr.. BEC 1 yr.. F.HjK. 2 yrs. Paula Denise Cam ell Choir 2 yrs.. Select Vocal Ensemble i yr. Lowell Alan Cook Vice President 1 yr.. Football 4 yrs.. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Vo-Tech 2 yrs.. Pep Club. BEC 1 yr. George Anthony Craigmiles Class President 2 yrs.. Football 2 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs.. Track 2 yrs.. Varsity Club 3 yrs.. Vo-Tech 2 yrs.. Vice 1 yr . Class Rep. 1 yr.. Pep Club 1 yr.. Jr. A Sr. Play Timothy Ed Crowe Football 4 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs.. BEC officer 1 yr.. FHA 1 yr.. Vo-Tech 2 yrs Ronald Oravill Cummins Football 1 yr.. Choir 3 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs.. Jr. Class Play. Jeffrey Scott Dalton Football 4 yrs. Track 4 yrs.. Varsity Club 4 yrs.. FHA 1 yr.. Choir 1 yr.. Pep Club 3 yrs. Kevin Joseph Dannenmueller Football 4 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. FHA 2 yrs.. Varsity Club 3 yrs.. Basketball 2 yrs. Emily Michiko Darby Volleyball 4 yrs.. Basketball 2 yrs.. Track 3 yrs. Band 2 yrs. Beta 3 yrs. French Club 4 yrs. officer 2 yrs.. MOGUL Staff 2 yrs. Co-Editor 1 yr.. Editor 1 yr.; Varsity Club 4 yrs.. Pep Club 3 yrs.. BEC 1 yr.. Cheerleader 2 yrs. Co-Capt 1 yr.. Stu-Co 1 yr.. officer 1 yr.; Class Officer 3 yrs.. Ir A Sr. Play. Honor Student 3 yrs. Band Princess 1 yr.. Who's Who Among American High School Students Claude Anthony Daugherty Tennis 2 yrs. BEC 2 yrs.. FHA 3 yrs. officer 1 yr. Terry W. Duboise Baseball 2 yrs. Track 1 yr.. Basketball 2 yrs., Varsfty Club 1 yr.. Vo-Tech 2 yrs. Angela Dianne Duncan Student Council 4 yrs . Pres J yr.: Beta Club 3 yrs. officer 1 yr.: BEC 3 yrs. MOGUL Staff 2 yrs. Varsity Club 4 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs.. Pres. 1 yr.: Band 4 yrs . Drum Majorette 3 yrs: Twirler J yr.; Choir 1 yr.. Tennis 4 yrs.. Basketball 4 yrs.. Jr. Class Play. Honor Student 4 yrs.. Who's Who Among American High School Students. The Society of Distinguished High School Students. Homecoming Queen '90. Mogul Queen 'S3. Samuel Dale Duncan Beta Club 3 yrs.. Vice-Pres 1 yr.; BEC 2 yrs.. Vice-Pres. 1 yr.. Jr. A Sr Class Plays. Honor Student. Boys State '82. French Club 4 yrs. officer 3 yrs. Concert and Marching Band 4 yrs. Pres 1 yr.; Choir 2 yrs.. MOGUL Staff. Football 4 yrs . Basketball 4 yrs . Baseball 2 yrs. Track 4 yrs . Varsity Club 4 yrs . Stage Band 2 yrs. All Dist Honors Band. Band King '82. Mogul King '83. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Lisa Renee Eaker Varsity Club 2 yrs.. Pep Club 4 yrs.. BEC 3 yrs.. MOGUL Staff 1 yr.. Band 4 yrs. Twirler 3 yrs. co-capt 1 yr.; Tennis 4 yrs, Jr. A Sr. Play Cast. Timothy Elmer Enderle Football 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Baseball 4 yrs. Track 3 yrs.. Beta Club 3 yrs.. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Vice Club 1 yr.. Class Vice-Pres. 1 yr.. Class Treasurer 1 yr. Samuel Joseph Glency Baseball 3 yrs. Varsity Club 3 yrs Jeffery T. Goodman Terry Lynn Gramlisch Tennis 3 yrs Stephani Ann Gribler Pep Club 4 yrs. French Club 2 yrs. FHA 3 yrs. BEC 1 yr.. Jr. Play. MOGUL Staff 1 yr. Thomas Joe Hahn Tennis 3 yrs. BEC 2 yrs. Robert Alan Harrell Basketball 1 yr.. Football 4 yrs.. Varsity Club 2 yrs. Vo-Tech 2 yrs. Steven Robert Hicks Tennis 3 yrs. BEC 2 yrs. Leah Jean Kilburn BEC 2 yrs. officer 1 yr.; French Club 2 yrs. FHA 4 yrs.. Pres. J yr.. Vice-Pres. J yr.. MOGUL Staff 2 yrs. Co-editor 1 yr.; Choir J yr.. Class Officer 2 yrs: Pep Club 3 yrs David Leon Kirchdoerfer Football 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs . Track 4 yrs.. Baseball 3 yrs.. Varsity Club 4 yrs.. Pep Club 4 yrs.. BEC 2yrs.. Student Council 4 yrs.. officer 1 yr.. Class President 1 yr . Beta Club 3 yrs.. President 1 yr.; Class Play 2 yrs. Mogul King MOGUL Sports Editor.. Boy's State. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Joseph William Lagrand Vo-Tech 2 yrs., VICA 2 yr.. Beta Club 3 yrs Geralyn Maria LeGrand FHA 2yrs. Pep Club 3 yrs. Flag Corp 1 yr.. BEC 1 yr. Wanda S. Little VICA 2 yrs. Volleyball J yr. Leslie Joe Livingston. Choir Teresa LaDon McAlister Pep Club 3 yrs. MOGUL Staff 1 yr.. BEC 1 yr.. Jr. Play. Nelda Elizabeth McKenzie Choir 1 yr.. Basketball 2 yrs. FHA 4 yrs.. Pep Club 3 yrs.. MOGUL Staff 1 yr.. Varsity Club 2 yrs. Jr Play. Kellie Diane Miller Choir 1 yr.. BEC 1 yr.. FHA 4 yrs.. Pep Club 4 yrs. MOGUL Staff I yr. Douglas Wayne Mirly Football 3 yrs. Band 2 yrs.. Varsity Club 2 yrs.. Pep Club 2 yrs. Scott Wayne Phegley Choir 1 yr.. Baseball 1 yr.. Football 1 yr.. Basketball 1 yr.. Track 3 yrs , FHA 1 yr. Laura Diana Perdue Volleyball 4 yrs . Basketball 4 yrs.. Co-Capt 1 yr..; Track 4 yrs . Varsity Club 4 yrs. Beta Club 4 yrs. BEC 3 yrs.. FHA 1 yr . French Club 2 yrs. Student Council 2 yrs . MOGUL Staff 1 yr.. Class Officer 2 yrs. Junior-Senior Play. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Society of Distinguished High School Students. Mary Yvonne Pobst Cheerleader 2 yrs.. Choir 2 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. Catherine Ann Reed Beta Club 3 yrs., MOGUL Staff 1 yr.. Pep Club 4 yrs.. French Club 4 yrs.. Officer 1 yr.. Varsity Club 2 yrs.. BEC 3 yrs. Officer 2 yrs.. FHA 2 yrs. Officer 1 yr. Band 4 yrs.. Twirler 1 yr.. Tennis 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Junior - Senior Play. Junior Class Officer. Honor Student 3 yrs. Student Council 1 yr.. Who's Who Among American High School Students Society of Distinguished American High School Students Voice of Democracy Local Winner 2 yrs Timothy Wayne Richbourg Tennis 3 yrs. FHA 1 yr.. Beta Club 3 yrs.. BEC 2 yrs. Junior Play. Roger Lee Sadler Tennis 4 yrs. FHA 2 yrs Rodger F. Seyer Baseball 1 yr.. Football 4 yrs. Basketball 1 yr.. Beta Club 2yrs. Varsity Club 3yrs.. VICA Club Vo-Tech 2yrs. Junior Play. Lisa Marie Shelton FHA 1 yr.. Pep Club 4 yrs. Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 1 yr.. Volleyball 4 yrs.. Beta Club 3 yrs.. French Club 2 yrs. Junior Play. Varsity Club 3 yrs.. Honor Student 2 yrs. Ritchie Lee Spies Football 4 yrs.. Track 4 yrs. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Vica Club 1 yr.. Class Officer 3 yrs. Kelley Mae Stafford MOGUL Staff 1 yr.. Pep Club 3 yrs. FHA 4 yrs.. Officer 1 yr. Amy Beth Tierney Beta Club 3 yrs. Varsity Club 2 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. FHA 2 yrs. BEC 2 yrs. Marching Band 4 yrs. Twirler 4 yrs. Captain 1 yr.; Concert Band 3 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs.. Co-Captain 1 yr.. Jr. Play. Honor Student I yr.. Society of Distinguished American High School Students La Donna Kaye Treadway Pep Club 4 yrs.. Pom-Pon 3 yrs. Co-Captain 1 yr.; Vice-Captain 1 yr.. FHA 3 yrs.. Of Beer 1 yr.; MOGUL Staff 2 yrs. Co-Editor 1 yr.. Choir 1 yr.. Student Council 1 yr.. historian: Volleyball 1 yr.. Vo-Tech 1 yr.; Sr. Class officer. Jr. Play Cast. 1st Place Sew-with Cotton Robin Lynn Volner Pep Club 4 yrs. Beta Club 3 yrs.. French Club 2 yrs.. Officer 1 yr.; BEC 2 yrs.. MOGUL Staff 1 yr.. Pom-Pon 4 yrs. Co-Capt. 1 yr.; Capt. 2 yrs. Honor Student 3 yrs. Jr. Play. Bobbie Gene Wallace French Club 3 yrs. FHA 3 yrs.. BEC 1 yr.. Football Manager 1 yr.. Student Council 1 yr.. officer 1 yr. Annette Marie Whistler Beta Club 1 yr.. Varsity Club 4 yrs.. Pep Club 4 yrs. FHA 2 yrs. BEC 3 yrs.. Marching Band 4 yrs.. Twirler 2 yrs.. Concert Band 4 yrs. Tennis 4 yrs.. Track 1 yr.. Basketball 1 yr.. Jr. A Sr. Class Play. Nanette Mary' Whistler Varsity Club 4 yrs.. Beta Club 1 yr.. Marching A Concert Band 1 yr.. BEC 3 yr . FHA 4 yrs . Officer 1 yr.; Twirler 1 yr.. Pep Club 4 yrs.. Track 4 yrs . Basketball 3 yrs.. Tennis 4 yrs. Jr A Sr Play Cast. Theresa Ann Wiggins Band 4 yrs.. Flagcorps 1 yr.; MOGUL Staff 2 yrs.. FHA 2 yrs.. Choir 1 yr.. Basketball 1 yr. Carlita Gail Wolfe Band 4 yrs.. Choir 3 yrs. BEC 1 yr.. Pep Club 4 yrs.. Cheerleader 1 yr.. Flag Corps 1 yr.. Capt. 1 yr.; Volleyball 4 yrs . Track 3 yrs.. VICA 1 yr.. Jr. Play Cast 114 ADVERTISING Memories preserved by the following 'RED DEVIL PATRONS” Congratulations Class of ’83 Moores Standard Service Keith Moore Compliments of S. W CABINETS Chaffee, Missouri 887-3471 Compliments of AMICK-BURNETT Chaffee-Oran-Benton-Scott City 115 Whitaker’s Hardware Store 138 West Yoakum Chaffee, Missouri 887-3504 Hardware • Paints • Tools Housewares • Lawn Garden Sporting Goods 116 Compliments of Auto Tire and Parts 205 W. Yoakum Chaffee, Mo. 887-3526 Congratulations Class of '83 Associated Natural Gas Company Hood’s Necchi New Necchi And New Home Machines - Also Used Machines Congratulations Class of '83 Kevin W. Kennedy, D.M.D. Family Dentistry 109 W. Yoakum Chaffee, Mo. 887-3518 Congra tula tions Class of '83 Shell’s Beauty Shop 107 East Yoakum Chaffee, Mo. 887-6232 Compliments of Dr. B. T. Moudy and Family Congra tula tions Class of '83 LEE’S MOBILE MUFFLER SHOP 202 YOAKUM CHAFFEE, MO 63740 Phone: 887-6412 Congratulation Class of '83 The Bobbi Pin Beauty Salon Shirley Howard Owner-Operator 117 THORNGATE LTD. A division of Hart Schaffner and Marx 300 of Chaffee's finest Citizens manufacture 15,000 pair week of the highest quality slacks Made in America 118 BANK OF Choree. means Complete Banking Services HOURS: 9 TO 3PM DAILY 9 TO 12 SA T .....sEiii 11 DRIVE IN BANKING - alifer TO 5:30 PM FRIDA Y YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK FDIC S5F - BANKING WITH A PERSONALTOUCH. MOKLEY FACILITY 262-3503 101 E YOAKUM 887-3541 119 Seniors: Show us your Mogul for free ’83 tax preparation Income Tax and Bookkeeping Professional Tax Service 129 West Yoakum Margaret Poinsett owner Notary Service open daily 887-6925 Landscaping James Poinsett Have tractor will travel 120 CHAFFEE LUMBER 514 North Main Chaffee, Mo. Phone: 887-3571 Congratulations Class of '83 DUNCAN PAINTING AND WALLCOVERING 223 North Main Chaffee Mo 63740 887-3297 Congratulations Class of '83 BECK’S BODY SHOP Congratulations Class of '83 SCOTT COUNTY AUTO SUPPLY 415 North Main Phone: 887-3661 Congratulations Class of '83 LANKFORD’S DRUG STORE Randy Dooley, R Ph Owner Kenneth Hindman, Owner Compliments Of CHAFFEE DAIRY QUEEN 200 South Main Phone: 887-3544 Compliments of AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE 401 North Main Congratulations Class of '83 STUBBS HARDWARE 105 South Main Chaffee, Mo. 121 Heisserer’s Phillips 66 Oil Company 302 North Main Chaffee, Mo. Phone: (314) 887-3242 New Car Wash And Car Vacuum 122 Located At T _ 7___ J T-Tra rtr 7 7 BIG B FAMILY RESTAURANT FEATURING A COMPLETE FAMILY MENU Sandwiches B.B.Q. Shakes Mon. - Thurs. 6 a.m. • 10 p.m. Chicken Dinners Fish Dinners Shrimp Dinners 321 N. Main Chaffee, Mo. 887-6250 Ice Cream Soda Pizza Fri. and Sat. Fri. and Sat. 123 Sunday 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. Home and Customer Service Everyday Lower Prices Fresh produce and quality meats Congratulations to Senior Class of 1983 Store hours: 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Everyday Phone: 887-6833 Highway 77 124 Compliments of Ford's Furniture 126 W. Yoakum Chaffee, Mo. 887-3524 Congra tula tions Class of '83 State Farm Insurance Agent Mike Duncan Compliments of Kielhofner’s 110 West Yoakum Chaffee, Mo. 887-3591 Compliments of Charles Cunningham City Collector Congratulations to Class of '83 Traw Auto Body Paul Traw Auto Sales Route 1, Box 648 Hwy. 77 Chaffee, Mo. 887-6751 Compliments of Barnhart's Pharmacy Chaffee, Mo. 887-3539 or 887-6994 Compliments of Kiefer's Service Station Rt. 2 Chaffee, Mo. 887-3137 Dame Lumber And Hardware Box 542 Highway 77 Chaffee 887-3141 or 887-3508 125 RICE INSURANCE Insure In Sure Insurance Our Compliments to all graduating students. See us for all your insurance needs. ” Joe P. Rice, Agent Janice T. Rice, Agent 126 RICE AND SUMMERS ATTORNEYS AT LAW 218 SOUTH MAIN STREET P. O. BOX 37 CHAFFEE, MISSOURI 63740-0037 JOE PERRY RICE III DAVID B. SUMMERS Phone (314) 887-3601 127 Chaffee General Hospital congra tula tions to the Class of 1983 Visiting Hours 2 PM-8PM Visitors Age 12 and Over 128 02733216 aw