Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

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Raffa Herrera a senior exchange student from Spain lets CHS students know he was here by actively participating in school sports such as football and tennis. These three lovely ladies Tammy Spane, Robyn Newcomer, and Stacy Dannenmueller were members of the Senior English class that cele- brated the end of school by eating lunch at Big B Family Restaurant. While strolling to accounting class. Senior Chris Payne pauses to give the Mogul cam- era a look of pure excitement. Julie Townsend examined senior keys during a class meeting where seniors voted on Gradu- ation announcements presented by George Bockhorst.

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Seniors Derail Starting out in 1960 as one of the largest classes as Freshman, class enrollment dropped significantly by May 24, 1984. Gradu- ation Day. The Senior Class of 84 was indeed an exceptional class. Excelling in both academics and athletics, the Seniors of 84 created a good reputation for themselves. The Senior Year started off right when Senior football players were instrumental in bringing back to Chaffee the first state football crown One Senior member even received a football scholarship because of his excellence on the field Bill Hagan got a four year scholar- ship to Memphis State, but Bill was not the only member to receive offers. More than six other senior football standouts were interviewed by various colleges and universities. The Sen- iors of 84 also showed excellence on the baseball field Com- prising a 19-2 year was something special, especially to Kevin Uhrhan. Kevin, because of his ability playing the shortstop position will be wearing the gold and black uniform of a Miz- zou Tiger. The Class of 84 out did itself in academics by compiling more than $70,000 in scholarship money Senior salutatorian Omer Creech received a Regents and several musical scholarships to SEMO State University Monti Ferronato ranking third in the class also received a Regents and musical scholarships to SEMO Three other Seniors Jim Whistler. Tammy Askew, and Chris Payne received Presidential Scholarships to SEMO Alan Dame, ranking fourth in the class, received three major scholar- ships to Union University in Jackson. Tenn. Other local schol- arship winners were Stacy Dannenmueller. PAT. Tammy Spane. Rotary; Terry Rhodes, VFW. Mike Mitchell. Robyn Newcomer, and Todd Williams; Virginia Finch Robyn, Todd. Stacy. Tammy, and Terry will all be attending SEMO Universi- ty in the fall, while Mike Mitchell will be attending the Univer- sity of Missouri at Columbia Many people are expecting great things tocome from the efforts of members of the Class of 84 More than likely they will not be disappointed Free at last were Senior Class members, who were practicing for the big event of Graduation. Steve Sadler commits a big no-no combing his hair in class. Hair combing during the class period was strictly forbidden by many teachers. One such teacher was well- known for her quipe of cosmotology next hour.' 9