Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

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In Remembrance In the memory of both Margaret Howard and Larry Doo- ley, WE, THE MOGUL STAFF, dedicate the 1984 year- book. We will remember them as ones whose priorities were clear and simple — family, friends, church and school. We will not remember them ill and in pain — We will remember them well and whole and happy, for that is what they would have wanted us to remember. Larry Glen Dooley Larry Dooley served the Chaffee com- munity as Boy Scout Master, member of the Jaycees, Little League, Police Board, Missouri Mule Skinners and Chaffee Elks Lodge where he was past exalted ruler. Larry was also awarded the Pat on the Back Award in educa- tion and was extremely active in the athletic program at CHS. 5 Larry Dooley receives recognition for his many years of service with the Postal Service from Postmaster Bob Payne.

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Margaret Howard and family at her Retirement celebration. Serving the Chaffee School District as an elementary school teacher, Mrs. Margaret Howard's memory along with her ideas still shine prominently throughout CHS. For all of her high hopes, achievements and courage we pay tribute to a most outstanding woman. Mrs. Margaret Howard, student teacher; with her Second Grade Class in 1947. 4

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Until one becomes Editor of the CHS Mogul — it's hard to realize the re- sponsibility and patience it takes to compile a yearbook. As in past years the Mogul staff picture is deceptive, whereas one sees thirty or more indi- viduals pictured, and believes each and every one of them does his part, the actual truth is sometimes less than five and often only two have the dedi- cation to work diligently, using up their own spare time to polish a year- book not only for Chaffee High, but also for Chaffee, MO. In regards to our hometown, we chose to get Back On Track and revive the spirit of the Mogul! Without the train engine on the cover, we felt the yearbook lacked the traditionalism usually seen and because of this, it was criticized by both students and public. The com- ment was usually to the effect, it just isn't a Chaffee yearbook. In wanting to please all, we put the train on the cover, as well as included more snaps, less copy, and a much needed auto- graph page. In conclusion, the two of us hope this yearbook gives readers as much enjoyment as we've received during its making. Stacy Dannenmueller, Editor Tammy Askew, Editor 6