Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

1987 MOGUL Chaffee High School 109 North Fifth Chaffee, Mo. 63740 CONTENTS: Graduates Classes Honors .. Activities Dances .. Sports Faculty .. Page 4 Page 20 Page 44 Page 52 Page 76 Page 94 Page 126 1. Winners of the Junior High Division of the intramural volleyball tournament were the 8th grade team composed of (back row) Billy Sullivan. Kevin Parker. Bobby Sullivan. Rob Miller (front row) Debbie Spane. Jodi Martin, and Brandi Lanpher. 2. Concert T-shirts continued to be a fad. Here. Lisa Griffin models a shirt bearing a popular Bon Jovi slogan. 3. I'm Wes-eye the sailor man. toot toot! 4. Showing off their trophy as winners of the senior high Volleyball tournament were the Senior team consisting of (front row) Billie Miller. Becky Bagwell. Kelli Ford, and Regina Harris, (back row) Kelley Swain. Matt Seabaugh. Brian Horrell. and Brian Foulk. Members of the physics class received a third place certificate for their bridge entry in the Physics Bowl, held at Cape Girardeau. 6. Students attending Vo-tech for the 1986-87 year were (left to right) Clarence White. George Batey. Eddie Dowd. Jeff Davis. Kelli Ford. Brian Foulk. Dave Richardson. Hyman Arensmann. Michael Nation. Kim Owens. Laura Cutright. and Crystal Lair. Life At CHS r 2 1. Here’s what you can do and what you cannot do. There are more can not’s than can's, I’m afraid. 2. Derek Bedwell and Kristin Tierney share a special moment on the dance floor. 3. David Collier and Brian Horrell look for letters to place on the marquee. 4. What could Kelley be whispering to Raquel?? 5. Dennis Craft and Lachelle Cook pause on the dance floor to pose. 6. Paul Ivester and David Dame are caught between classes. 7. Katrina Watson and Debbie Spane chat between dances. 3 Senior Pictures - Pages 6-11 Senior Directory Pages 12-13 . ; Senior Personal- ities Pages 14-15 Graduation Pages 16-19 : mminu tt The Class Of 8 Friendships Last A Lifetime Don’t go where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. This Senior Class' Motto certainly fit the group. They have shown leadership ability in all areas: The Seniors won 11 academic letters, were leaders in athletics, and filled all the high school queen and king positions. They indeed left a path for others. Rebecca Lynn Bagwell George Wright Batey II Derek Daniel Bedwell Christopher Lynn Burton Fred Franklin Carroll Dena Reigh Cook Denae Lynn Cook Dennis Scott Craft (above) Homecoming Queen Candi- dates Kathy Uhrhan and Becky Bag- well in the parade with their escorts. Brian Horrell and Wes Williams, (left) Tracy Denbow is set to hit the beach during Homecoming Week “Beach Day 7 Tracy Dawn Den bow Brian Kent Foulk Jeffery Loyd Davis Ronald Paul Eifert Jr. Lisa Kay Griffin Pamela Carlene Crump Lance Eric Eaker Anthony Jay Goodman Lisa Rene Hagan Laura Jean Halter Garret Chad Harrell Regma Lee Harris Darrell James Hicks Brian Mitchell Horrell Richard Wayne Lands Jerry Wayne Laxton Class Officers (left to right) Denae Cook (President). Jeff Davis (Vice President). Dawn Motes (Secretary). Brigette Nall (Reporter). 9 Travis Quin McAlister April Dawn Motes Billie Jean Miller Richard Emery Miller Brigette Denese Nall Eric Dean Nation Mellisa Ann Nunley Toni Renee Welter William Clarence White Jr. Danni Sue Whitlow Wes L. Williams 11 VICA 4 Vo-Tech 4 Girls' Basketball Manager 1 Track 1.2 Volleyball 1.2.3 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Foulk. Brian Kent FHA 1.2 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 Bagwell. Rebecca Lvnn BEC 2.3 FHA 1.2.3 French Club 3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Varsity Club 1.2.3,4 Choir 3 Pom-Pon Squad 2 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Track 1 Volley- ball 1.2,3.4 Who's Who Among American High School Students Batev. George Wriaht II Pep Club 1.2 Choir 3.4 VICA 4 Vo- Tech 3.4 Bedwell. Derek Daniel BEC 2.3.4 Drama Club 3 FCA 3 reporter. 4 president FHA 2.3 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 reporter Var- sity Club 1.2.3.4 Football 1.2.3.4 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Denbow. Tracv Dawn BEC 4 FBLA 2 FCA 2 FHA 1.2.3 Pep Club 1.2,3,4 Pom-pon Squad Burton. Christopher Lvnn FHA 2,3,4 Pep Club 3.4 Carroll. Fred Franklin BEC 1.2.3.4 FCA 3.4 French Club 1.2 Pep Club 1,2.3,4 SADD 3 Var- sity Club 1.2.3.4 Football 1.2.3 Tennis 1 Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students Cook. Pena Reioh BEC 3 FHA 1.2.3 Pep Club 1.2,3,4 SADD 3 Class Treasurer 2.3 Volleyball Manager 1 Cook. Denae Lvnn BEC 1.2,3.4 Beta Club 3.4 Drama Club 3 FCA 3 FHA 1.2 reporter. 3 vice-president French Club 3.4 trea- surer Mogul Staff 4 Pep Club 1.2,3.4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 2 Choir 1.2,3.4 Class President 4 Jr. High Girl's Basketball Manager 1 Craft. Dennis Scott BEC 2 FHA 2 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 Choir 4 Dame. Marta Lvnn BEC 1.2,3 Drama Club 3 FCA 3 French Club 1.2.3.4 Mogul Staff 3.4 Student Council 3.4 Varsity Club 2.3.4 Band 1.2.3,4 Class report- ers Basketball 1 Tennis 1.2.3,4 Track 3 Davis. Jeffery Lovd FCA 3.4 FFA 1 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 3.4 Choir 4 Class vice-president 4 Vo-Tech 3,4 Baseball 1 Basketball 1.2.3,4 Foot- ball 2.3 2 Student Librarian 4 Softball 1 Volleyball 1.2 Academic Letter 4 Honor Roll 2.3.4 Eaker. Lance Eric BEC 2.3.4 FCA 3,4 Varsity Club 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 president Basketball 1.2.3.4 Track 1.2.3.4 Honor Roll 2.3.4 Eifert. Ronald Paul BEC 1.2.3,4 Beta Club 3.4 Drama Club 3 French Club 2,3.4 Mogul Staff 3 jr. co-editor. 4 co-editor Stu- dent Council 2 treasurer. 3 vice-presi- dent Band 1. Jr. High All-District. 2.3.4 Class President 3 Academic Letter 3.4 Boys’ State 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Honor Student 1.2.3,4 Hugh O’Brien seminar 2 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents Ford. Kelli Renee BEC 1,2,3.4 FCA 3 FHA 1,2 French Club 1.2,3,4 Mogul Staff 3 Pep Club 1.2,3,4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Band 1.2.3 Choir 1.2.3 class reporter 1 class secretary3 Senior Varsity Club 2.3.4 VICA 3.4 Vo- Tech 3.4 Baseball 1.2,3.4 Football 1.2.3.4 Goodman. Anthony Jay School Janitorial Work 1.2,3.4 Griffin. Lisa Kay BEC 1.2.3.4 Drama Club 3 FCA 3.4 French Club 1.2.3.4 president Mogul Staff 3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Student Council 4 Varsity Club 2,3.4 Band 1 Jr. High All-District. 2 class reporter 3 Twirler 1,2,3 Bas- ketball 1,2.3,4 Tennis 1.2.3,4 Girls' State 3 Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 Honor Student 1.2.3.4 Who's Who Among American High School Students Hagan. Lisa Rene BEC 1.2.3,4 FCA 3 French Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2 Choir 1.2 Basketball Cheerleader 1.2,3 co-captain4 Football Cheer- leader 2.3 co-captain. 4 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Girls' State 3 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents Halter. Laura Jean Art Club 1.2 BEC 1.2.3.4 Drama Club 3 FHA 1.2.3 French Club 3.4 historian Mogul Staff 4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 vice-president SADD 3 Choir 4 Harrell. Garrett Chad Harris. Regina Lee FHA 1,2.3 French Club 3 Pep Club 1,2.3 Choir 4 Track 1 Hicks. Darrell James BEC 2.3.4 Varsity Club 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2,3 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Boys’ State 3 Directory Horrell. Brian Mitchell BEC 1,2.3.4 FCA 3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 1.2.3.4 Choir 3 class treasurer 2 class vice-president 3 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Football 1.2.3.4 Track 1 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Lands. Richard Wavne BEC 1 FHA 2 Varsity Club 2.3 Basketball 2.3 Laxton. Jerry Wavne BEC 1 FHA 1 Pep Club 1 Band 1 Choir 1 LeGrand. Douglas Allen BEC 1.2,3 FHA 3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 2.3.4 Choir 4 Football 1,2.3 Track 1.2 McAlister. Travis Quin BEC 1.2.3.4 FCA 3.4 FHA 3 Pep Club 2,3.4 Varsity Club 2.3.4 Choir 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Honor Roll 3,4 Miller. Billie Jean BEC 1.2.3 Beta Club 3.4 Drama Club 3 FCA 3 FHA 1 French Club 1.2 reporter. 3.4 Mogul Staff 3 Pep Club 1.2,3.4 SADD 3 secretary Stu- dent Council 2.3 historian. 4 secre- tary-treasurer Varsity Club 1,2,3.4 Band 1 Basketball 1 Track 1.2.3.4 Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Congressional Youth Scholar 4 Girls’ State 3 Who’s Who Among American High School Students Miller. Richard Emery BEC 1,2.3 Drama Club 3 FCA 3.4 French Club 1.2.3.4 Varsity Club 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1,2.3.4 Football 1.2.3,4 Track 3.4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Honor Student 1.2,3,4 Academic Letter 3.4 Motes. April Dawn BEC 2,3.4 Drama Club 3 FCA 3,4 FHA 1,2 French Club 1.2 Mogul! Staff 3 Student Council 1.2.3.4 presi- dent Pep Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 2.3.4 Band 1.2 Choir 1.2 class secretary 14 Drum Major- ette 3 Basketball 2 Basketball Cheerleader 4 co-captain Football Cheerleader 4 co-captain Tennis 1.2.3.4 Track 1 Nall. Briqette Denese BEC 2.3.4 Drama Club 3 FCA 3 FHA 2 French Club 1.2.3 treasurer. 4 Mogul Staff 3 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 3.4 Choir 4 class reporter 4 Basketball 1 Boys' Basketball manager 3,4 Track 1 Volleyball 1.2,3.4 Nation. Eric Dean BEC 1.2.3.4 FHA 2.3.4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 2.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Choir 4 Basketball 3 Track 1.2,3 Nunlev. Mellisa Ann BEC 4 FHA 1,2.3 Pep Club 3.4 SADD 3 Choir 2.3 Honor Roll 2.3.4 Richardson. David Vern FCA 3.4 FHA 2 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 1,2.3.4 VICA 3.4 Vo-Tech 3.4 Football 1.2.3.4 Track 1,2 Seabaugh. Martha Hendrix BEC 4 FHA 1.2,3,4 French Club 3 Pep Club 1 Choir 1.2.3.4 Seabaugh. Matthew Howard BEC 3.4 president Drama Club 3 FCA 3.4 French Club 1 Pep Club 1.2,3.4 SADD 3 vice-president class reporter 3 Baseball 1.2.3,4 Basketball 1,2.3,4 Football 3.4 Smith. Justin Thomas BEC 4 FHA 1,2 Pep Club 1,2.3,4 SADD 3 Football 1 Track 2 Spencer Robert Eric BEC 2,3,4 FCA 3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 2.3.4 Choir 3 Baseball 1,2.4 Basketball 1.2.4 Football 3 Track 3 Brown. Nancv Stubbs FHA 3 Pep Club 1.2 Choir 1.2.3.4 Swain. Kelley Llovd BEC 1.2.3.4 FCA 3.4 Pep Club 1.2,3.4 SADD 3 Student Council 4 Varsity Club 2,3.4 Football 2 Tennis 2.3 Honor Roll 4 Uhrhan. Kathy Jo BEC 1.2.3,4 Drama Club 3 FCA 3.4 FHA 1.2 Mogul Staff 3.4 Pep Club 1.2,3.4 SADD 3 Student Council 1 Varsity Club 3.4 class vice-president 1 Basketball Cheer- leader 1.2.3.4 co-captain Cheerleader 1.2.3.4 captain Football Cheerleader 1.4 captain Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Hon- or Roll 1.2.3,4 Walker. John Edward FCA 3.4 FHA 1.2,3.4 king Pep Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 1.2,3.4 Choir 4 Football 1.2,3,4 Track 1.2.3.4 Welter. Toni Renee BEC 3.4 Beta Club 3.4 Drama Club 3 FCA 3.4 treasurer Mogul Staff 3.4 business editor Pep Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 Varsity Club 3.4 Choir 21 Student Librarian 4 Boys’ Basketball manager 3.4 Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Academic Letter 3.4 Honor Roll 1.2.3,4 Honor Student 1.2.3.4 Sophomore Pilgramage 2 Who’s Who Among American High School Students Who's Who Among Ameri- can Spanish Students White. William C. Band 4 Choir 3.4 VICA 4 Vo-Tech 3.4 Whitlow. Danni Sue FHA 1.2.3.4 queen French Club 3 Pep Club 1 Band Auxilary 4 Choir 3.4 Williams. Wes L BEC 1.2.3.4 Drama Club 3 FCA 3.4 FHA 4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 presi- dent Varisty Club 1.2.3.4 SADD 3 president Class President 2 Foot- ball 1.2.3.4 Track 1.2.3 Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 Honor Student 1 Biggest Flirts: Jeff Davis and Kathy Uhrhan Most Likely to Succeed: Marta Dame and Ron Eifert Senior Most Athletic: Becky Bagwell and Rick Miller Best Dressed: Brian Horrell and Lisa Hagan Friendliest: Laura Halter and Rob Spencer Most Devilish: Dawn Motes and Wes Williams Personalities Best Sense of Humor: Derek Bedwell, Kelli Ford, and Matt Most Unforgettable Seniors: Fred Carroll. Brigette Nall, and Seabaugh Jerry Laxton 15 The Class Of 1987 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Wednesdoy Evening, Moy 77, 1987 Eight O'Gock Processional: “Proise Ye ....................................Gounod High School Bond Invocolion:.......................................Rev. George I go Minis tor, Christian Church 1 he Way We Wtrs ........................................Strtiiond Soioat: Denoe Cook i Sermon..........................................Rev. Do I Hendrix Minuter. House of Prayer Benediction:...................................Rev. Luther Thom Minister. United Pentecostal Church R� «� onoJ: “Onward Christian Soldiers ..................Sullivan High School Bond R c ssionoJ: “Onward Christian Soldiers ...................Sullivan High School Bond COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Friday Evening. Moy 29, 1987 Eight O'Gock Processionol: “Pomp and Grcumstance”... High School Bond The Class of 1987 is unique in the respect that it is prob- ably the last class to gra- duate from the old high school building, which has been in use since the early El °r days of Chaffee. Invocation:...............................R v. William Marshall Minister. Assembly of God Soiutatohan:..............................Ronoid Poul Eitert. Jr. We Must Soy Goodbye ....................................Cynthio Gray Choir Voiedictonan:....................................Morto Lynn Dome Presentation of Awards:...................Olin L Porks. Principal Edward McGrew, Counselor i Presentation of Goss: ...............................Dr. John D. Payne Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Diplomas: ........................Mr. Lorry Meyr President. Board of Education “O' Chaffee High .........................................School Song Senior Goss Benediction:.....................................Rev. Gerald Collier Minister. First Baptist Church Recessional: Pomp and Grcumstonce ...........................Elgor High School Bond The future holds much for the Qlass of 1987. Many mem- bers of the class have opted for further education; many have chosen military service instead. Many members of the class immediately en- tered the work force, while others embarked on family life. Denae Cook. left, provided music for baccalaureate, singing the classic Barbra Streisand tune. The Way We Were. Denae was accompanied by Marta Dame. Honor students assemble to receive their awards. They are: (left to right) Marta Dame, Ron Eifert, Toni Welter, Lisa Griffin. Rick Miller, Billie Miller, Darrell Hicks, and Kelley Swain. The choir, consisting of mostly Seniors, performs at graduation. 17 Valedictorian Salutatorian Marta Lynn Dame Marta received the Missouri Prepatory Studies certificate, as well as the George Washington Carver award, recognizing that she graduated in the top 15 percent of the class. She received the John Wesley Carr scholarship and achievement scholarship from Murray State University, where she plans to attend. She also received the Curators' Scholarship from the University of Missouri-Columbia Ronald Paul Eifert, Jr. Ronald received the George Washington Carver award for graduating in the top 15 percent of the class. He received the Governor’s scholarship to Southeast Missouri State University, where he plans to attend. He also received a National Merit Scholarship to the Unviersity of Missouri-Columbia, an Elks' Foundation scholarship, the Coordinating Board of Higher Edu- cation scholarship, and the President's Combined scholarship from Northeast Missouri State University. 18 Graduation Honors Toni Welter received the Regent’s scholarship from Southeast Missouri State University. Lisa Griffin received the Regent's scholarship from Southeast Missouri State University. Rick Miller received the Board of Governor's scholarship from Northeast Missouri State University, as well as a $50 savings bond from the Chaffee PAT in recognition of his outstanding citizenship. Billie Miller received the Chaffee PAT and BPW scholarships. Darrell Hicks received the Bank of Chaffee scholarship. Kellev Swam received the President’s Scholarship from Southeast Missouri State. Wes Williams received the President's scholarship from Southeast Missouri State. Kathy Uhrhan received the Rotary Club scholarship. Brian Horrell received the Lions’ Club scholarship. Denae Cook and Lisa Hagan each received a Virginia Finch scholarship. Rob Spencer received the Chaffee Alumni Association scholarship. Kelli Ford received a nursing scholarship to Southeast Missouri State University from the Ladies’ Auxilary of the American Legion. Dawn Motes received a scholarship from Southwest Baptist University. Pena Cook received a $50 savings bond from the Chaffee PAT recognition of her outstanding citizenship. 19 Junior Class Pages 22-25 Sophomore Class Pages 26-29 Freshman Class Pages 30-33 -: Eighth Grade Class Pages 34-37 Seventh Grade Class Pages 38-41 Snapshots Pages 42-43 Hyman Arensmann Korky Bryant Lloyd Carroll David Collier Jill Cook Laura Cutright David Dame Eddie Dowd 22 Prom: The Juniors honored the Senior Class with a successful Prom at the Southeast Missouri State University Center on May 2, 1987. Paul Ivester Crystal Lair Joan Lange Tabby Martin Jamie Ford Larry Horman Angie Howard Stephanie Palmer Jeanne Pfeflerkorn Eddie Pruett Brian Sadler Gina Montgomery Julie Morris Michael Nation Kim Owens Brian Sadler and David Dame represented Chaffee High School at Boys' State in the Summer of 1987. Junior Class Officers for 1987: Paul I vester (President). Kerri Sanders (Treasur- er). and Joan Lange (Secretary). Kerri Sanders Barbara Steger Robin Sullivan Kristin Tierney Bryan Traw Michelle Whistler Paul Whitlock Debbie Wiggins Those not pictured Leslie Ainsworth Trevor Fisher Tracy Hottinger Bobby Matthews Greg Wiley 2S Beth Askew Gary Bentley Lynn Bohnenkamp Shannon Brown Angela Burris Don Cobb Lachelle Cook Laura Cook Michelle Corn David Craft Shannon Crowden Jeremy Dame Sophomore class officers for 1986-87 were Jeremy Dame, president; Nikki Lanpher. vice-president. Kim Glastetter. secretary reporter; and Theresa Halbert treasurer. Darrell Dannenmueller Harry Darby Tony Enderle Chris Ford John Gibbons 26 Kim Glastetter Brenda Glency Kevin Gramlisch Theresa Halbert Wayne Hampton Randall Hibdon Daniel Hinkebein Lesia Huey Lisa Jackson Mike Jones Jackie Kolze Mike Landeros Nikki Lanpher Sandy Lee Lori Little 27 Go ahead and shoot him. We dare ya! Bill Mantel Debbie McCain Wayne McFall Robert McKenzie Ed Messmer Genni Miller Darlis Musgrave Shelly Nanney Debra Nation Mike Noble Gary Owens Martha Pace Candi Palmer Leslie Parker Tabby Parker Carrie Phillips 28 Wayne Hampton tries to improve Kim Glastetter's hairdo with a little shaving creme Below: sophomore Theresa Wessel. with the help of freshman Roger Blue, makes a spirit sign for Home- coming Week. Andy Richards Chris Robinson Mark Robinson Theresa Ross Nikki Scott Lisa Seabaugh The sophomore class, besides being the largest class at CHS, was also one of the most active. To raise funds, the class made and sold apple pies at Thanksgiv- ing, and they also sponsored the first in- tramural volleyball tournament, with a senior high division and a junior high divi- sion. The class also treated honor roll stu- dents to lunch each quarter. Darren Shaffer Sherri Shipp Joe Swain Jill Tierney Richelle Uhrhan Sheila Umfleet Dana Warren Theresa Wessel 29 Chris Abernathy Sid Atkins Marlene Blankenship Tom Blevins Roger Blue Jane Buchheit Christy Eichhorn Jennifer Foulk Brian Friga Nicole Golightly 30 Sara Sheeley Brian Steimle Lori Stricklin Kelly Tarpein Michael Umfleet 33 Zelma Bridwell Missy Brown Shelly Brown Ann Cave Jennifer Chasteen Chris Clark Jim Cliff Jeff Cook Michelle Copeland Michelle Crippen Raquel Eaker Tina Eifert Jennifer Fann Steve Felty Alicia Ford Karry Ford 34 Shawn Foulk Jeannie Gibbons Sarah Gibbons Ron Gramlisch Michelle Graviett Scott Griggs Ben Harrell Dana Held Barbie Hill Roger Holman Amanda Hunter David Ivester Shannon Kelso Shawn Kinder Chris Kolze Joe Kolze Brandi Lanpher Jodi Martin Christy McBride Kelly McDonald 35 Mark Messmer Rob Miller Tony Miller Bobby Moore Crystal Musgrave Martha Noble Karen Nordin Doug Overfield Sue Ann Owen Kevin Parker Craig Pennington Yolanda Rauch David Russell Debbie Spane Travis Spane Tina Steger Christine Suedmeyer Billy Sullivan Bobby Sullivan Chad Uhrhan Tina Walker Katrina Watson Mike Whitlow Billy Woods Not pictured: Charles Laxton. 36 Our Future’s So Bright Eighth Grade Graduation Eighth grade graduation was held on May 16, 1987, in the gym. The ceremony was sponsored by the parents of the graduates, as tradition has it. 56 stu- dents were honored as graduates. The top five sut- dents (pictured at right) were specially honored, as were the salutatorians, Rob Miller and Alicia Ford, and the valedictorian, Michelle Graviett. After pre- sentation of diplomas, students and parents enjoyed an informal dinner. A dance for the graduates took place after the dinner, with music provided by Daniel Pepple’s Century Sound System. Top live students of the eighth grade (Left to right): Alicia Ford. Amanda Hunter. Rob Miller. Michelle Graviett. and Chad Uhrhan. Valedictorian-Michelle Graviett Salutatorians-Alicia Ford and Rob Miller Seventh Grade Class Officers (left to right) President Secretary Treasurer Vice-president Mark Ballard Kara Griffin Benji Spane Mark Ballard Dale Bookwalter Tammy Brown Dustin Bryant Tom Coleson Michelle Coomer Michael Corn Diane Dennis Jennifer Dooley Mike Eichhorn 38 Jeff Fletcher Lori Garland Patrick Gibbons Kara Griffin Tina Halbert The seventh grade float in the Homecoming parade recalls the magic moment of the Devils’ State Championship victory. Jeff Hampton Heather Harrell James Harris Roger Hastings Joe Hendrix Bradley Hutson Doug Jones David Kelley Rebecca Kelley Danny Kennedy 39 Doug Lands Dondi Lee Kellie Lynn Eddie Marlin Kristin Martin Darin McFerron Lori Meyr Jennifer Moore Daniel Mosley Kyle Moyers Chris Ourth Nickie Parker 4( Susan Parks Tina Proffer Paulina Ross Charles Schmitt Angela Sexton Terry Smith Benji Spane Rhonda Stovall Larry Stricklan Marlene Stricklan Justin Sullivan Jason Townsend Melissa Vinson Twila Wilfawn Jeff Hampton and Michelle Coomer (top) dress up for opposites day during Homecoming Week 41 Just For Laughs 1. Don’t pout, boys; maybe next year they’ll let you have a uniform. 2 Hey guys, come back! I used my Right Guard this morning. 3. If anyone recognizes these ladies, please inform the MOGUL staff which school they attend, we'd like to return their prom pictures. 4 First lesson in track: don’t go off half-cocked 5. Representative Bill Emerson paid a visit to Coach Mangels' government class. 6 ’’You’ve got the cutest little baby face!” 7 School is more than just classes. This track performer even found time to play in the CHS sandbox. (But where’s his pail and shovel???) 8 Hey. Becky! You'll get more out of your weight program if you put some weights on there! 9 Sid Atkins and Dan Wagoner admire their brand-new copy of the MOGUL. 42 1. ) Aw. come on Coach, it can’t be that bad; the other team is laughing 2. ) Laura Halter and Wes Williams share some study time before the beginning of classes 3. ) Becky Bagwell seems to say. “omigosh. look at the picture of me that they put in the Mogul.” 4. ) Brian Horrell models the latest in men’s fashion — a ladies' graduation gown. 5. ) These seventh graders enjoy one of CHS’s many dances. 6. ) Julie Morris walks to another day of classes at CHS. seemingly filled with enthusiasm. 7. ) Mark Robinson and Shannon Drowden dissect a pig for their biology class. 43 Academic Letters Pages 50 Sports Banquet Page 51 Top 5 Honor Ban- quet Pages 46-47 Honors Assembly Pages 48-49 Annual Honor Banquet Held Seniors honored as Top-5 students as well as academic letter recipients were (seated) Toni Welter. Rick Miller. Marta Dame. Lisa Griffin, and Ron Eifert. Also honored as academic letter recipients were (standing) Darrell Hicks. Lance Eaker. Tracy Denbow. Kelley Swain. Billie Miller, and (not pictured) Kelli Ford. Twenty-Nine Honored The annual Honor Banquet, recogniz- ing the top five students of each high school class as well as the academic letter recipients, was held on Saturday, May 9, 1987. The theme of the evening was Reach for the Stars. After en- joying a dinner catered by Robert’s of Benton, the honorees listened to speaker Donna Moudy Hanschen, di- rector of tourism for the Cape Girar- deau Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Hanschen, a CHS alumna, spoke on the benefits of a small-town upbring- ing. Juniors honored as Top-5 students and aca- demic letter recipients were Jeanne Pfefferkorn. Joan Lange, and Kerri Sanders. (Not pictured are Paul Ivester and Jamie Ford.) This year’s Honor Banquet was again sponsored by Chaffee PAT, Chaffee Rotary Club, Chaffee Lions Club, the Bank of Chaffee, and Amick-Burnett Funeral Homes. Sophomores honored as Top-5 students as well as academic letter recipients were (seated) Robert McKenzie. Debra Nation. Jill Tierney. Kim Glastetter. and Shannon Crowden. Honored as academic letter recipients were (standing) Jeremy Dame and Shannon Brown. Freshmen honored as Top-5 students and academic letter recipients were (seated) Sara Pobst. Michael Umfleet. Diana Pfefferkorn. and Jane Buchheit. Honored as Top-5 students were (standing) Karren Shaffer and Chris Abernathy. Class Award Winners Denae Cook, senior Health, first semester Marta Dame, senior Arrion award (Band) Lance Eaker. senior Sousa award (Band) Ron Eifert. senior Psychology Contemporary Issues. Accounting. Health, second semester Lisa Griffin, senior English IV. Government, first semester Lisa Hagan, senior Family Living Brian Horrell. senior Physical education Doug LeGrand. senior Crafts Travis McAlister, senior Drafting II Billie Miller, senior physical education Rick Miller, senior Business I Dawn Motes, senior President's Physical Fitness Eric Nation, senior 12th Grade Band Kelley Swain, senior Government. 2nd semester Toni Welter, senior Intermediate Advanced Foods. Government, first semester. President’s Physical Fitness Danni Whitlow, senior Wes Williams, senior President's Physical Fitness Drafting I Paul Ivester. junior French I Crystal Lair, junior Choir Joan Lange, junior English III, World History. French III 48 Gina Montgomery, junior speech drama Brian Sadler, junior 11th Grade Band Shannon Crowden. sopho- Kim Glastetter. sophomore more 10th Grade Band American History II. French II. Biology II Debra Nation, sophomore American History II. Biology I. French I. Home Econom- ics I Martha Pace, sophomore Algebra ‘ a Candi Palmer, sophomore Child Development Jill Tierney typing Jane Buchheit. freshman English I. 9th Grade Band Jenifer Gordon, freshman Freshman Physical Educa- tion Chet Horman. freshman Wood Construction Diana Pfefferkorn, fresh- man American History I. Fresh- man Physical Education Michael Umfleet. freshman Physical Science Alicia Ford, eighth grade civics. Exploratory Home Economics Michelle Graviett, 8th Grade 8th Grade English. 8th Grade Physical Education Amanda Hunter, eighth grade Earth Science. 8th Grade Math Kevin Gramlisch. sopho- more Wood Machining Chris Abernathy, freshman American History I Shawn Seyer. freshman Freshman Physical Educa- tion Rob Miller, eighth grade 8th Grade Math. 8th Grade Physical Education 49 Chad Uhrhan. 8th grade Exploratory Industrial Arts Jennifer Dooley. 7th grade 7th Grade English Mike Eichhorn. 7th grade 7th Grade Physical Educa- tion. 7th Grade Band Kellie Lynn. 7th grade 7th Grade Physical Educa- tion President's Academic Fitness Award (seniors): Marta Dame. Ron Eifert. Lisa Griffin. Rick Miller. Kelley Swain, and Toni Welter President’s Academic Fitness Award (eighth grade): Tina Eifert. Alicia Ford. Karry Ford. Michelle Graviett. Dana Held. Amanda Hunter. Rob Miller, and Chad Uhrhan Academic Letter Recipients Seniors: Marta Dame. Tracy Denbow. Lance Eaker. Ron Eifert. Kelli Ford. Lisa Griffin. Darrell Hicks. Rick Miller, Billie Miller. Kelley Swain, and Toni Welter. Juniors: Jamie Ford. Paul Ivester. Joan Lange. Jeanne Pfefferkorn. and Kerri Sanders. Sophomores: Shannon Brown. Shannon Crowden. Jeremy Dame. Kim Glastet- ter. Robert McKenzie. Debra Nation, and Jill Tierney. Freshmen: Jane Buchheit. Diana Pfefferkorn. Sara Pobst. and Michael Umfleet. Lori Meyr. 7th grade Economics Geography. Life Science. 7th Grade Math, Junior High Art Perfect Attendance: Tony Goodman, senior; Crystal Lair, junior; Bill Mantel, sophomore; Dana Held, eighth; Michelle Graviett. eighth; Jeff Hampton, seventh; Heather Harrell, sev- enth; and Kristi Martin, sev- enth. 50 Awards Given FOOTBALL Rick Miller. Most Valu- able Player and Most Valu- able Defensive Back Brian Horrell. Most Valu- able Offensive Lineman Darren Shaffer, Most Valuable Defensive Line- man Matt Seabaugh, Most Valuable Offensive Back VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Becky Bagwell. Most Valuable Player Kathy Uhrhan. Most Im- proved Player Brigette Nall, Most Points Scored Billie Miller, Hustle Award JUNIOR VARSITY Diana Pfefferkorn. Most Valuable Player Sandy Lee. Most Im- proved Karren Shaffer. Hustle Award GIRLS TENNIS Jeanne Pfefferkorn. Out- standing Singles. Outstand- ing Doubles with Michelle Whistler Michelle Whistler. Tena- cious Award Jenifer Gordon. Most Im- proved JV Player BOYS TENNIS Darrell Hicks. Outstand- ing Singles. Outstanding Doubles with Derek Bedwell Michael Landeros. Team Spirit Award GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY Becky Bagwell, Most Valuable Player and High- est Point Average Joan Lange. Highest FT Percentage. Highest FG Percentage, and Rebound Leader Jeanne Pfefferkorn. ICE Award Lisa Griffin. Most Im- proved JUNIOR VARSITY Lisa Seabaugh, Most Valuable Player and High- est FT Percentage Laura Cook, Highest Point Average Diana Pfefferkorn. Lead- ing Rebounder Lachelle Cook, ICE Award Sheila Umfleet. Most Im- proved Jenifer Gordon. Highest FG Percentage BOYS BASKETBALL Larry Horman, Most Re- bounds. Best FG Percent- age. and Best FT Percent- age Rob Spencer. Most Hus- tle Brian Horrell, Defensive Award GIRLS TRACK Michelle Whistler. Most Valuable Performer and Outstanding Field Perform- er Lisa Seabaugh, Out- standing Track Performer Jeanne Pfefferkorn, Most Dedicated Diana Pfefferkorn. Most Improved BOYS TRACK Rick Miller. Most Valu- able Performer and Out- standing Field Performer John Walker. Outstand- ing Track Performer Lance Eaker. Most Dedi- cated Darren Shaffer. Most Im- proved BASEBALL Larry Horman. Outstand- ing Pitcher Brian Horrell. Outstand- ing Hitter Matt Seabaugh, Most Aggressive Rob Spencer. Most Inspi- rational Rick Miller, MVP 1987 Sports Banquet The annual Spring Sports Banquet was held Saturday, June 6, at 6:30, Dinner was served to the athletes, coaches, and parents, followed by the presentation of awards. Winning the top athletic awards for the evening were (pictured at left) Bil- lie Miller, who was named outstanding senior girl athlete, and Rick Miller, who was the recipient of the Mark Whitaker Senior Athlete Award. These awards were voted on by the teachers and coaches who based their decisions on sportsmanship while participating in ath- letics, school and community citizenship, and academic ability. Winning awards in girl’s sports were (front row) Karren Shaffer, Lisa Seabaugh, Lachelle Cook, Jeanne Pfefferkorn, Michelle Whistler, Lisa Griffin, and Kathy Uhrhan; (second row) Jenifer Gordon, Sandy Lee, Sheila Umfleet, Laura Cook, Billie Miller, Becky Bagwell, and Brigette Nall; (back row) Coach Carol Bumgardaner, Coach Jean- ette Smith, Diana Pfefferkorn, Joan Lange, and Coach Larry Cleair. In boy's sports the award winners were (front row) Darrell Hicks, Rob Spencer, and Rick Mill- er; (second row) Lance Eaker, Matt Sea- baugh, Darren Shaffer, and Brian Horrell; (back row) Coaches Terry Glenzy and Larry Cleair. Fccus On Concert Band Choir Pages 68-69 Pep Club Pages 70-71 Cheerleaders Pages 72-74 Mogul Staff pages 54-55 Student Council Pages 56-57 Future Homemak- ers of America Pages 58-59 French Club Pages 60-61 Biology Ecology Club Pages 62-63 Varsity Club Pages 64-65 Marching Band Pages 66-67 Smaller Staff: More Efficient Pictured above (left to right) are Denae Cook, Ron Eifert. Joan Lange. David Dame, Marta Dame. Toni Welter. Rick Miller. Jeanne Pfefferkorn. Jamie Ford. Laura Halter. Kathy Uhrhan. and Paul Ivester. (Seated on car) Kerri Sanders and lisa Griffin. The 1986-87 MOGUL Staff was a limited number of individuals compared to last year. The cut in numbers was made so only those who were necessary for specific jobs were retained. Although work- ing with fewer members, the efficiency and productivity of the staff increased. Editors were Ron Eifert and Marta Dame, while junior editors were Joan Lange and Jamie Ford. Toni Welter was business editor and her staff consisted of Laura Halter, Denae Cook, Lisa Griffin, Kerri Sanders, and Jeanne Pfefferkorn. Sports editors were Rick Miller and Kathy Uhrhan. while David Dame and Paul Ivester served as photographer and art editor respectively. The school counselor, Edward McGrew sponsored the staff for the year. 54 86-87 Student Council Members of the 1986-87 Student Council were (pictured above) Shannon Crowden, Marta Dame, Dawn Motes, Billie Miller, Lori Little, Kelley Swain, (second row) Michelle Whistler, Sid Atkins, Jill Tierney, (third row) Gina Montgomery, Lisa Griffin, and Marty Owens. A Closer Look At Stu-Co The Student Council at Chaffee High School consisted of two representatives from each freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior class, who were chosen by the student body. The year before, elections were held in the spring to determine the four presiding officers of the 1986-87 school year. Three seniors and one sophomore were chosen to lead the Student Council’s activities. Before Christmas break. Student Council distributed candy grams, which were candy canes that contained holiday greetings from friends and schoolmates. In February, Student Council continued the tradi- tion of a Valentine's Day Sweetheart Dance. Junior Eddie Pruett shows off his campaign slogan for the Student Council elections. 56 The 1986-87 Student Council officers were (as pictured above) Dawn Motes, president; Marta Dame, vice-president; Billie Miller, secretary-treasurer; and Shan- non Crowden, historian. In the upper left corner, senior Marta Dame en- joys a school dance. At left, senior Billie Miller, also dances away at another school function. Below, senior Dennis Craft, freshman Nicole Go- lightly. and sophomore Eddie Messmer. place their votes for the new Student Council mem- bers. In the picture at right, senior Dawn Motes gives us her only serious look of the year. 57 FHA: Skills For Life FHA remained one of CHS’s most active organiza- tions. A well-arranged hierarchy of officers was on reason for the wealth of activities. One of FHA's first activities was the release of helium balloons, which contained addresses for the finders of the balloons to reply. Another traditional FHA activity is their annual Christmas Dance. A King and Queen selected from FHA members were crowned. An event which we hadn’t seen in some time was a mock wedding. The Family Living class planned the wedding, where Dennis Craft and Lachelle Cook were united in holy matrimony. A reception was held after the ceremony, with refreshments prepared by other home economics classes. 1986-87 FHA officers are pictured at left. Back row; Stephanie Palmer, de- votional leader; Chris Ford, recrea- tional leader; Jenny Foulk, photogra- pher; Lesia Huey, reporter; and Wayne Hampton, parliamentarian. Front row: Debbie McCain, recreational leader; Brenda Glency, historian; Lori Little, secretary; Barbara Steger, president; and Laura Cutright, treasurer. 59 La Creme de la Creme The 1986-87 French Club members are pictured at the left, while above stand this year’s French Club officers. Officers left to right are: Kerri Sanders, vice-president; Laura Halter, historian; Lisa Griffin, president; Jamie Ford, reporter; and Denae Cook, treasurer. 60 Manges avec la Francais. All French Club get-togethers are accompanied by good food and good eating etiquette, which Mrs. Gones strictly enforces. Pictured below are the proper ways of eating French cuisine as demonstrated by members of CHS's most mannered club. is if 61 The Many Faces Of BEC The originality of the Biology Ecology Club members made the 1986-87 School year exciting. Instead of selling products for fund raising, the club tried a new angle. They constructed a Haunted House for the Halloween Carnival and turned the annual dance into a costume party with only High School in attendance. Other activities included the sponsorship of a Red Cross Blood Drive and the decorating of a car for the Homecoming Parade which captured first place. Larry Cleair and a newcomer to CHS, Mrs. Darcy Morgan, sponsored BEC throughout 86-87. Assisting the sponsors were president Matt Seabaugh, vice president Jeremy Dame, secretary Jeanne Pfefferkorn, and reporter Kim Glastetter. 62 Varsity Club-Active In ’87 Weight Room Planned Varsity Club was extremely active this year. In addition to running the concession stands at foot- ball and basketball games, the football team sold popcorn, and the girls’ basketball team sold can- dy bars. Toward the end of the year, construction of a new weight room was planned. The 12’x25’ room will house the weights that are currently stored on the stage in the gym. Volunteer labor will be used to cut down on costs; the weight room is expected to cost $15,000, most of which will come from private donations. Bob Sullivan (right), representing the Athletic Boosters, presents a Football players ride in the Homecoming Parade. $1,000 check to Terry Glenzy. Varsity Club sponsor, for the weight room. 64 Lift-a-thon Raises Money For Trip The third annual CHS lift-a-thon was held this spring. The lift-a-thon raises money to fund trips to distant schools to play football. Money left over funds the weight program. Students who par- ticipate in the weight program are less likely to suffer sports-related injuries. To Springfield. Left, above, and below: snapshots from the lift- a-thon. Top lifter in hip sled-Tony Enderle (506 pounds) Top lifter in power clean-Shawn Foulk (199 pounds) Top lifter in squats-Chris Knutson (531 pounds) Top lifter in incline-Chris Robinson (200 pounds) Top lifters in dead lift-Chris Knutson Tony Enderle Top lifter in bench lift-Chris Robinson (234 pounds) (445 lbs) Marching Band season is always a busy time for band members, and this year was no exception. The band's director, Mrs. Fisher, had the group meeting early, in August, to get their lips, fingers, and feet ready for the first football game. Out on the field, the band made a special effort to increase their movement while playing as well as the difficulty of their formations. The football crowd expressed their appreciation as they applauded and cheered when the band added an extra formation and knelt on one knee for the finale of Memorys” at the last home football game. The band enjoyed performing such numbers as Rock Around the Clock. Fiesta. and Brian’s Song. David Dame gets down on the bari- tone. Drummers Kelly McDonald. Rob Mill- er. Lance Eaker. Lisa Seabaugh. Ed- die Pruett, and Bradly Hess show off their new equipment. 66 Auxiliary Marta Dame - Head Drum Majorette Lori Little - Twirler Senior High Concert Band The 1987 Senior High Concert Band was a very active group. They performed 2 concerts and participated in the District Music Contest where they played ‘'Aventura'’ and Air for Winds. Some of their other favorites were Clarinet's Allegro. Boogie Woogie Band. and a Bruce Springsteen medley. They elected a band council consisting of 2 members from each grade. The council organized a Band Jam Dance, and a barbeque for the Seniors on their last day of school. The clarinets were one of the stronger areas of the Band. Two of them. Jane Buchheit and Chris Abernathy made the Junior High Honors Band. Representing Chaffee this year in the State Music Contest was Brian Sadler. He was accompanied by Marta Dame. They did a beautiful job and recieved a first rating. Brian also received a first rating on a piano solo. Below. Lance Eaker gets ready for his trap set solo in Rock Around the Clock.” Michael Corn and Tom Coleson did a fine job in the 7th Grade percussion section. 7th Grade The 1987 Seventh Grade Band spent most of their time learning the basics of music. With such a small group. Mrs. Fisher was able to give them a lot of individual attention. They really improved since last year. said one high school student after the Spring Concert. Mrs. Fisher also let them join the High School Band for Baccalaureate and Commencement. 68 Choir Senior High Front row: Denae Cook, Marty Seabaugh, Re- gina Harris, and Crystal Lair. Second row: Mellisa Nunley, Danni Whitlow, Nicole Golight- ly, Brigette Nall, Laura Halter, Robin Sullivan, and Nancy Stubbs. Third row: Travis McAlister, Dennis Craft, Wes Williams, Doug LeGrand, and John Walker. Back Row: Eric Nation, Tony Enderle, Jeff Davis, Chad Harrell, and Rick Lands. Front row: James Harris, Dustin Bryant, Terry Smith, Dale Bookwalter, Roger Hastings, and Patrick Gibbons. Second row: Chris Ourth, Benji Spane, Michael Corn, Lori Meyr, Darin McFerron, Kyle Moyers, and Mark Ballard. Third row: Diane Dennis, Susan Parks, Tammy Brown, Jennifer Moore, Michelle Coomer, Lori Garland, and Jeff Fletcher. Fourth row: Rhonda Stovall, Kellie Lynn, Jennifer Dooley, Tina Hal- bert, Heather Harrell, Twila Wilfawn, and Pau- lina Ross. Back row: Mike Eichhorn, Alicia Alli- son, Rebecca Kelley, Kristi Martin, and Steph- anie Matthews. AO Cheering Senior High Pep Club Pep Club was very visible at CHS. Be- sides rooting for the Devils at home games, they also sponsored Spirit Week for Homecoming and dances throughout the year. Senior High Pep Club officers were Wes Wil- liams. president; Laura Halter, vice-president; and Jeremy Dame, treasurer. Pep Club was again sponsored by Mrs. Crippen. The Devils To Victory 70 Moments To Remember Homecoming Week was October 27-31, 1986. Monday was designat- ed as Western Day. Tuesday was Red, White, and Blue Day. Pep Club members were treated to a red, white, and blue cake on that day. Wednesday, students showed up in jams and sunglasses to celebrate Beach Day. Thursday was a time warp,” as students dressed for 50's Day. Friday, which happened to be Halloween, was Costume Day. Students appeared in many imaginative costumes, such as a baseball player, a doctor, and a Roman. All this display of school spirit paid off for Devil fans, as the Devils defeated the Missouri School of the Deaf, 39-8. 71 Football Cheerleaders V Standing: Dawn Motes (Senior). Kathy Uhrhan (Senior) Captain. Gina Montgomery (Junior) Co- Captain. Kneeling: Nikki Scott (Sophomore). Lisa Hagan (Senior), Front: Michelle Whistler (Junior), Karren Shaffer (Freshman). Kerri Sanders (Junior) Co-Captain. Basketball Cheerleaders Back Row: Dawn Motes (Senior). Kerri Sanders (Junior) Co-Captain. Kathy Uhrhan (Senior) Captain, Middle Row: Gina Montgomery (Junior) Co-Captain. Nikki Scott (Sophomore). Karren Shatter (Freshman). Beth Askew (Sophomore). Front Row: Robin Sullivan (Junior). Junior High Cheerleaders Build Spirit 74 1. FCA watches a VCR tape. 2. Doug LeGrand and his date dance in their prize- winning costumes at the BEC dance 3. Kerri Sanders says. Come and get it! at a French Club party. 4 Although the band rarely behaved like angels. Lance Eaker nevertheless shows off his •halo.'’ 5. This group of dancers enjoys the BEC-sponsored dance. 6 Coach Jeannette Smith presents awards at the Sports Banquet. 7 Becky Bagwell shows off her school spirit by dressing Western for a Pep Club Spirit Day during Homecoming Week. 75 Dances Mogul Dance Royalty Pages 78-81 Football Home- coming Pages 82-83 FHA Christmas Dance Pages 84-85 Basketball Home- coming Pages 86-87 Stu. Co. Sweet- heart Dance Pages 88-89 Jr. Sr. Prom Pages 90-91 Jr. High St. Pat’s Day Dance Page 92 Stand By Me . .. ... was the theme of this year’s Mogul Dance, which was held on December 6, 1986. Decorations were pale green and yellow balloons and streamers. Music was provided by the Eddie Martin Sound Sys- tem. Candidates for King and Queen were cho- sen differently this year; all members of the Senior class were eligible for nomina- tion. Candidates for Mogul King and Queen were (top) Derek Bedwell and Kelli Ford; (middle left) Doug LeGrand and Denae Cook; (bottom left) Matt Seabaugh and Dawn Motes; (bottom right) Jeff Davis and Toni Welter; and (middle right) Wes Williams and Laura Halter. Brian Horrell and Marta Dame (below) were crowned Mogul King and Queen. 80 81 Nikki Lanpher. sophomore first runner-up Escorted by Rick Miller Kathy Uhrhan. senior second runner-up escorted by Brian Horrell Kerri Sanders, junior second runner-up escorted by Matt Seabaugh Becky Bagwell, senior, was crowned the 1986 Homecoming Queen on Saturday. November 1. 1986. Retiring Queen Sandy Senciboy handed the crown over to Becky during the pre-game ceremonies of the Chaffee-Missouri School of the Deaf game. Sophomore Nikki Lanpher captured first runner-up. Senior Kathy Uhrhan and junior Kerri Sanders tied for second runner-up. The Red Devils won the homecoming game 39-8, defeating the Missouri School of the Deaf, a new opponent for the Devils. A band composed of CHS alumni performed at half-time. Tabby Martin, junior escorted by Derek Bedwell Lachelle Cook, sophomore escorted by John Walker Karren Shaffer, freshman escorted by Brian Foulk Jenifer Gordon, freshman escorted by Dave Richardson First place float: Junior class First place car entry: BEC 83 FHA’s Holly Jolly Christmas FHA HERO sponsored a Christmas dance on De- cember 20, 1986, in the gym. Royalty were chosen from FHA membership that completed a merit sheet. Each totalled up his points for citizenship and partici- pation. Members with the most points were eligible to be candidates for their class. The court consisted of (1) seniors Danni Whitlow and John Walker, (2) juniors Barbara Steger and Korky Bryant, (3) sopho- mores Lori Little and Wayne Hampton, and (4) fresh- men Jenny Foulk and Brad Hess. The 1986-87 FHA Queen and King were Danni Whitlow and John Walk- er, the senior couple. The Princess and Prince were chosen from the eighth grade. (5) Tina Steger and Bobby Sullivan made up the first couple, and the second couple consisted of (6) Dana Held and Travis Spane. The 1986-87 FHA Princess and Prince were Dana Held and Bobby Sullivan. � 4 85 86 Basketball Homecoming Queen Laura Halter Sophomore Michelle Corn Sophomore Lisa Seabaugh Freshman Jenifer Gordon Freshman Diana Pfefferkorn Basketball Homecoming “Why don’t we have a basketball homecoming like other schools do?” someone asked. That simple question got the ball rolling for what is hoped will become a tradition at CHS. Candi- dates for queen were chosen in the same way as football home- coming queen candidates are chosen. Even though the Devils lost the homecoming game to Scott Central, Laura Halter emerged victorious as queen. Anxiously awaiting the outcome. No pictures, please! Theresa Ross and Gina Montgomery seem to say. The first Basketball Homecoming Court Tracy And Wes Crowned Sweetheart King And Queen It was Valentine's Day, and the CHS gym was decked out for the Student Council Sweetheart Dance. Hundreds of pink and black balloons were placed throughout the gym, and when it became filled with dozens of beautiful dresses and an occational sports coat and tie, it was certainly a sight to see. Tracy Denbow and Wes Williams, both seniors, were chosen as the Sweetheart Queen and King. Pictured at right, they take the floor to dance to the theme song, “Forever''. Seniors Lisa Griffin and Doug LeGrand Juniors Kerri Sanders and Bobby Matthews Juniors Julie Morris and David Dame Freshmen Kim Glastetter and Darrell Dannenmueller 88 Some of CHS’s most beautiful sweet- hearts Julie. Jill, and Jamie flaunt their smiles Sophomores Jill Tierney and Robert McKenzie Freshmen Marty Owens and Sid Atkins Freshmen Sara Pobst and Shawn Seyer 89 Never Say Goodbye Junior Senior Prom May 2, 1987 The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the University Center on the SEMO campus in Cape. From 8-10 pm., guests enjoyed a snack dinner and dancing to the Eddie Martin Sound System. During this time, the juniors and seniors present received scrolls with the program, wills, and proph- ecies printed on them, along with a goblet imprinted with the prom's theme, Never Say Goodbye.” After the reading of wills and prophecies, the Prom King and Queen, Jeff Davis and Kelli Ford (pictured in the upper right hand corner), were crowned. From 10-12 pm., many changed from formal to informal wear to enjoy two hours of pool and bowling. Fourth Annual St. Pat’s Dance Held Eighth Grade Couple Crowned Billy Sullivan and Brandi Lanpher were crowned Saint Patrick’s Day Prince and Princess on March 13. 1987. Candidates for Prince and Princess were nominated by the junior high grades, each students selecting a seventh grade couple and an eighth grade couple. The top three couples from each grade became candidates. The dance, spon- sored by Pep Club, was unique in that only junior high students attend and only junior high students are candidates for royalty. In keeping with the season, the dance was decorated in St. Pat’s colors: green and white balloons and streamers and a silver backdrop decorated with green shamrocks. 8th-Jodi Martin and Doug Overfield 8th-Michelle Crippen and Jeff Cook Retiring Prince and Princess 7th-Kristi Martin and Benji Spane 7th-Kari Griffin and Joe Hendrix Shane Morris and Katrina Watson 7th-Jennifer Dooley and Mark Ballard 92 1. The highlight of the year in royalty was the crowning of the first CHS Basketball Homecoming Queen. Laura Halter. 2. Scott Griggs. Craig Pennington, and Mark Robinson “dance the night away” at the Mogul Dance. 3. The BEC Masquerade Ball. Who are these people? 4. Debra Nation. David Dame, and Jill Tierney chat at the Student Council Sweetheart Dance. 5. Lori Little and Wayne Hampton share a dance at the FHA Dance. 6. Nicole Golightly. Sarah Gibbons and Yolanda Rauch relax at the Sweetheart Dance. 7. Sid Atkins looks sleepy. Chris Knutson looks lost, and Michael Umfleet says “Wow!” on the sidelines of the Mogul Dance. 93 Girls Track Pages 122-123 Jr. High Girls Bas- ketball Page 124 Boys Basketball Pages 102-105 Baseball Pages 106-109 Boys Track Pages 110-111 Boys Tennis pages 112 Volleyball Pages 113-115 Girls Tennis Pages 116-117 Girls Basketball Pages 118-121 Devil Spirit .. . Catch It! The scoreboard did not quite tell the whole story for CHS Football this year. Even with a 3 and 7 record, the team gained over 600 more yards rushing and passing than they allowed opponents. We just didn’t quit; the kids hung in there,” said Coach Mick Wessel. This year got off to a rough start as the Devil team faced tough Malden, Dexter, and Portageville teams. Then for the 4th game, Chaffee got the chance to face another 1A school-Grandview, and upset their undefeated record. From there on, Chaffee dominated statistically in almost all its confrontations, without much to show on the scoreboard. For example, in the East Prairie game, Chaffee gained 396 yds total offense and 22 1st downs to their 166 yds and 7 1st downs, only to lose by 18 points. Then in the Springfield Greenwood game, Chaffee came out on the wrong side of more than a few controversial calls and missed a deserved win by 1 point. Next, after play-off bound Scott City’s revengeful romp over the Devils, Chaffee returned to defeat the Mo. School for the Deaf in the Homecoming battle. In the last game of the season, things finally fell into place, as the Devils posted a shut out over opponent Hayti. Rick Miller passed for 1314 yds. rushed for 607 yds. and earned a defensive spot on the All-State Team. Matt Seabaugh caught 39 passes setting a school record previously held by Coach Terry Glenzy. Head Coach Mick Wessel instructs some eager underclassmen. Front row. left to right: Coach B. Coons. Coach T. Glenzy, Managers R. Miller. Bobby Sullivan, S. Wessel. Timmy and Tommy Enderle. Head Coach M. Wessel. and Coach Cleair. 2nd row: S. Morris. B. Steimle. C. Robinson. C. Knutson. D. Wagoner, S. Seyer. J. Swain. M. Robinson. D. Hinkebein. H. Darby. B. Friga. 3rd row: B. Traw. D. Dannenmueller, D. Shaffer. M. Umfleet. D. Collier. T. Blevins. M. Jones. K. Bryant. J. Dame. T. Enderle. S. Atkins. 4th row: B. Foulk. K. Swain. D. Bedwell. J. Walker. D. Richardson. F. Carroll. B. Horrell. M. Seabaugh. R. Miller. W. Williams, and R. Spencer. Scoreboard CHS-22 Malden-36 CHS- 7 Dexter-29 CHS-12 Portageville-35 CHS-19 Grandview-8 CHS-20 East Prairie-38 CHS- 6 New Madrid-33 CHS-12 Springfield Greenwood-13 1 CHS- 0 Scott City-21 CHS-39 Mo. School for the Deaf-8 CHS-27 Hayti-0 97 Coach T. sets ’em straight. 1986-87 Football Letterman Matt Seabaugh-Sr-2 yrs; All-Dist Wide Receiver. All-Conf Wide Receiver. All- State Wide Receiver. Rick Miller-Sr-4 yrs; All-Dist Quarter Back and Def Back. All-Conf Quarter Back. Def Back. Punter. All-State Def Back. Darrell Dannenmueller-Soph-2 yrs; All-Dist Hon Mention. Brian Horrell-Sr-3 yrs; All-Dist Tight End. Def Back. All-Conf Tight End. Def Back. John Walker-Sr-4 yrs; All-Dist Running Back. Linebacker. 2nd Team All-Conf Running Back and Linebacker. Mike Jones-Soph-1 yr; Hon Mention All-Dist. Brian Foulk-Sr-2 yrs. David Richardson-Sr-3 yrs; All-Dist Hon Mention. Coach Cleair assists with practice. Jeremy Dame-Soph.-2 yrs; All-Con- ference Honorable Mention. David Collier-Jr.-2 yrs; All Conference Honorable Mention. 98 100 Junior High Devils ... Football With an overall record of 5-1-1, the junior high football Devils look ready for high school action in future years. Led by Coaches Larry Cleair and Bob Coons, the eighth grade team went undefeated, a tie with East Prairie in the final game of the season being the only blemish on an otherwise perfect record. Team members include: (front row) D. Mosley. D. Jones. M. Corn. C. Uhrhan, D. Overfield. J. Townsend. T. Spane. M. Ballard. B. Spane; (2nd row) C. Pennington. R. Miller. M. Eichhorn. T. Miller. M. Whitlow. S. Kelso. J. Cliff, K. Parker; (3rd row) J. Sullivan. Billy Sullivan, S. Foulk, S. Felty. D. Russel. J. Cook. Bobby Sullivan. C. Clark; (back row) Coach Coons and Coach Cleair . . . Headed For Victory Basketball Off to a quick start, the 8th grade team captured first place in the Delta tournament. Coached by Mangles and Coons, the Devils ended up their season at 6-4 for the 7th grade and 11-4 for the 8th grade. A highlight of the season was the 2nd place finish by the 8th grade in the Scott-Mississippi Conf. tournament. Team members include: (front row) managers D. Jones and J. Fletcher; (2nd row) J. Cliff. D. Overfield. T. Spane. B. Moore. K. Parker. C. Kolze; (3rd row) C. Uhrhan. manager. Billy Sullivan, R. Miller. Bobby Sullivan, C. Pennington. C. Clark. D. Ivester; (back row) R. Gramlisch, S. Foulk, J. Cook. D. Russell. C. Griggs. Steve Felty Thinking positively about the Basketball season reveals that the 5 win record is a 66% improvement over the previous year. Chaffee emerged victorious over Marquand (the first game of the season), Greenville, Richland, Zalma, and Delta. There were also many other close games including the contests with Portageville and rival Scott City. Chaffee was led by Seniors Jeff Davis, Brian Horrell, and Matt Seabaugh, and Junior Larry Horman. Davis had several hot nights when he scored 16 and 17 points a game, Horrell received the Defensive Award and was always one of the top scorers offensively, Spencer received the Hustle Award for his dedication to the team, and Horman received recognition for having the most rebounds, the highest field goal percentage, and the highest free throw percentage. Senior Rick Miller broke his wrist early in the season and David Collier did a fine job filling in the hole outside, while Lance Eaker proved himself a valuable asset under the boards. Team members include: (front row) D. Collier. R. Spencer. D. Dame. M. Sea- baugh. R. Miller, (back Row) Coach B. Coons. B. Horrell. L Eaker. L. Hor- man. J. Davis. Coach K. Mangles, and B. Matthews (not pictured). Varsity Basketball Thinks Positively 102 Brian Horrell. Sr. Jeff Davis. Sr. Matt Seabaugh. Sr. Rick Miller. Sr. David Collier. Jr. Larry Horman. Jr. Lance Eaker. Sr. Rob Spencer. Sr. 103 J.V. Posts Winning Season Front Row: Shannon Brown-Soph.. Sid Atkins-Soph., Darrell Dannenmueller- Soph., Shane Morris-Soph., Jeremy Dame-Soph.. Back Row: Manager Jimmy Cliff. Coach Bob Coons. Robert McKenzie-Soph.. Mike Umlleet-Soph.. John Gibbons-Soph.. Coach Mangels. Manager Chris Abernathy. The Junior Varsity Basketball Team posted an 11-9 record for the 1986-87 season. In the words of Coach Coons, “We were in every game, we really played consistent all year.” The team was led by high-scorer Robert McKenzie, and the play- making of floor leader Darrell Dannenmueller. Defensive standout Jeremy Dame was injured and missed the last portion of the season. Perhaps Robert McKenzie summed it up when he said; “It was great to play on a winning team.” Devils Capture District Title Chaffee defeafed Oran 13-8 to claim a second consecutive district title. The one-sided score is misleading, because according to Coach Coons, These teams really battle.” In fact, after the first 4 innings, the Devils trailed by a 7-2 margin, and had secured only 1 hit. In the 5th inning, We finally got it going, said Coach Coons. The Devils scored 4 runs in that inning, and exploded for 7 more runs in the 6th. Chaffee finished with 9 hits, with Larry Horman, Matt Seabaugh, and Rob Spencer each having 2 hits. Chaffee used 3 hurlers in the contest. Matt Seabaugh started and allowed 2 hits. Brian Horrell relieved and allowed 2 runs on 4 hits. Larry Horman came in, and held Oran to 1 hit and 1 run. He really threw well,” said Coach Coons. It may have been a hot, muggy day; but the performance of the Red Devils could be described as cool! Shortstop. Rick Miller congratulates second baseman. Brian Horrell at the close of the District championship game Larry Horman. left, proved how well he could perform under pressure as he came in to pitch in the 4th inning with Oran leading 7-2. He held them to one hit and 1 run while striking out seven. He also added 2 hits himself. Below. Darrell Dannenmueller comes in to score against Oran, while team- mates wait to congratulate him. The Chaffee dugout with their rally caps on. Brian Horrell Woogie’’ shows some enthusiasm. Even David Collier got excited about Chaffee’s 5th inning rally against Oran. 107 Homerun! Homerun! Homerun! Devils Knock The Cover Off! The baseball team decided they could hit that ball and they did. As a team, they hit 14 home runs, 10 triples, and 39 doubles, with a team batting average of .361. Leading the team in homeruns and batting average was Rick Miller, with 4 homeruns, and a regular season batting average of .500. Matt Seabaugh had 3 homeruns, and a .471 average; Brian Horrell had 2 homeuns with a .444 average, Darrell Dannenmueller and David Collier each had 2, and Larry Horman had 1. 108 Front row: Lucas McAlister. Chet Horman, Jeremy Dame. Rob Spencer. Darrell Dannenmueller, David Craft. Gary Owens. Second row: Shannon Brown. Matt Seabaugh. Rick Miller. David Collier. Brian Foulk. Andy Richards. Third Row: Assistant Coach Kim Feltz. Brian Horrell. Michael Umfleet, Robert McKenzie. Larry Horman. Travis McAlister, and Head Coach Bob Coons. Scoreboard Chaffee 3 Cape Central 5 1 Notre Dame 4 3 Scott City 3 2 Jackson 3 9 Scott Central 2 17 New Madrid 7 6 Dexter 3 14 Oak Ridge 0 10 Ke«y 3 3 Oran 6 4 Dexter 10 12 Kelly 1 11 Delta 0 18 Scott City 8 21 Charleston 5 17 Woodland 2 18 PortageviMe 4 13 Advance 0 11 East Prairie 1 8 Meadow Hgts 3 10 Bell City 0 9 Avance 2 13 Oran 8 3 New Haven 9 “A Hard-Working Team” Placing second at the District Track meet was quite an accom- plishment for the Boys’ Track Team. “We had an outstanding effort from every one of our peo- ple. This has been a hard-work- ing team all year, said Coach Terry Glenzy. This outstanding District performance was paced by Rick Miller who finished first in two events: 100m and 200m dashes. Another first place was captured by John Walker in the long jump. Lance Eaker took sec- ond in the pole vault, with other second-place finishes posted in the 400m and 800m relays by Rick Miller. John Walker. David Collier, and Mark Robinson. This relay team set a school record with their time in the 400m relay. Other athletes that placed were: Lance Eaker-3rd in high jump; John Walker-4th in triple jump; 3200m relay team of Joe Swain. Shawn Seyer. Mike Umfleet. and Chris Robinson placed 5th; 1600m relay team of Joe Swain. Shawn Seyer. Chris Robinson, and David Collier placed 5th. Lance Eaker went on to finish 8th in the pole vault at State, and John Walker achieved a 6th in the long jump at the state level. Rick Miller had an interesting state meet. He is shown at far right win- ning a qualifying heat. He went on to place 4th in the 100 meter dash, and second (?) in the 200 meter dash in a photo finish. State qualifiers: Mark Robinson (400m 800m relays). John Walker (long jump. 400m 800m relays). Rick Miller (100m. 200m. 400m 800m relays). David Collier (400m 800m relays). Sid Atkins (alternate-relays). Lance Eaker (pole vault). 110 Boys’ Tennis: Looking For A Bright Future. The boys’ tennis team ended their season with a 3 and 9 record, but Coach Mangels is looking forward to an improved performance because of the experience his younger players gained this year. “Bjorn” as Coach Mangels came to be called, claimed that he had never played before this year, but with study, hard work, and enthusiasm, he lived up to his nickname, and enjoyed the season, while helping the team do the same. The future is so bright. I have to wear shades. The excitement of the games didn’t quite affect everyone the same, did it Bradley? 112 Front row: Robbie Whitlock. Eddie Dowd. Trevor Fisher. John Gibbons. Pruett. Harry Darby. Bradley Hess. Coach Kent Mangels. Derek Bedwell. Daniel Hinkebein. Back row: Eddie Michael Landeros, and Darrell Hicks. A Prosperous Year For JV The 1986-87 junior varsity volleyball team had a prosperous year, topped by a third place trophy in a “Round Robin” tournament hosted by Scott City. The Junior Varisty was an exper- ience-laden team, consisting of six sophomores and three freshmen, with all members receiving a considerable amount of playing time. Winning hon- ors at the sports banquet were: Diana Pfefferkorn, Most Valuable Player; Kar- ren Shaffer, Most Hustle; and Sandy Lee, Most Improved. Members of the Junior Varsity included (Front Row) Sandy Lee, Karren Shaffer, Lachelle Cook, and Laura Cook. Other mem- bers were (Back Row) Theresa Hal- bert, Nikki Lanpher, Diana Pfefferkorn, Jill Tierney, and Debra Nation. Both the JV and Varsity squads were coached by Mrs. Bumgardaner and managed by Karry Ford. in Varsity Volleyball: Strong Contenders Although the 1986-87 volleyball team did not have a winning record, they proved to be strong contenders against their opponents. The Lady Devils were a well-balanced team, consisting of six seniors and five juniors. Hopefully, with five remaining members returning next season, the Devils can start a winning tradition at CHS. Four seniors walked away with awards at the Spring Sports Banquet. Winning top honors were: Becky Bag- well. Most Valuable Player; Billie Miller. Most Hustle; Brigette Nall. Most Points Scored; and Kathy Uhrhan, Most Im- proved. Members of the team included (Front Row) Kerri Sanders. Tabby Mar- tin, Gina Montgomery, Jamie Ford, and Kathy Uhrhan. Other members were (Back Row) Billie Miller. Jill Cook. Becky Bagwell. Pam Crump. Toni Welter, and Brigette Nall. 114 Becky Bagwell Pam Crump Billie Miller Brigette Nall Kathy Uhrhan Toni Welter © Lady Devils Climb To The Top ... ... Bring Home Chaffee’s First District Title. The Lady Devils captured CHS's first tennis district title sending 2 doubles teams to the state tournament while posting an 11-2 record. The CHS doubles teams were seeded 1st and 2nd in districts. This proved accurate with Jeanne Pfefferkorn and Michelle Whistler taking first place with teammates Marta Dame and Lisa Griffin second. Dawn Motes posted a standout 4th place finish in singles. That was our goal, to get both our doubles teams to state, and to win the district title,” said Coach Smith, “We accomplished that. This proved to be an exciting season for 4 seniors who began their tennis careers with a winless freshman year. 116 Doubles teams qualifying for state were Jeanne Pfefferkorn. Michelle Whistler. Lisa Griffin and Marta Dame. Varsity Tennis team: (kneeling) Lisa Hagan. Dawn Motes, (standing) Jeanne Pfefferkorn. Michelle Whistler, Coach Jeannette Smith. Marta Dame, and Lisa Griffin. J.V. On The Rise The J.V. team consisted of Jennifer Gordon. Sheila Umfleet. Kristin Tier- ney. Lori Little. Beth Askew, and Mi- chelle Corn, with Gordon and Tierney capturing the Jackson J.V. tennis tournament in doubles. The team was coached by Jeannette Smith (center). Varsity Girls: Small But Determined With only two senior girls returning the Varsity basketball team was short in ex- perience. They were low in number as well; the balance of the team consisted of three juniors and one sophomore. Howev- er, through hard work and determination a competitive team developed. After opening the season with a five game win- ning streak the Lady Devils went on to a 8-13 record. Girls that received honors were Becky Bagwell, Most Vaulable Player and High- est Point Average; Joan Lange, Highest FT Percentage, Highest FG Percentage, and Leading Rebounder; Jeanne Pfeffer- korn, I.C.E.; and Lisa Griffin, Most Im- proved. Becky Bagwell and Jeanne Pfef- ferkorn were also Second-Team, All-Con- ference. Memories for the Lady Devils include duckwalk, crisscross, Ms. Smith’s sayings, and the traditional pizza party hosted by Coach Smith. Top Row: Jeanne Pfefferkorn, Becky Bagwell. Coach Jeannette Smith, Joan Lange, and Sheila Umtleet. Bottom Row: Dana Held mgr., Lisa Griffin, Michelle Whistler, and Michelle Crippen mgr. Lisa Griffin Sr., Becky Bagwell Sr. Michelle Whistler Jr.. Jeanne Pfefferkorn Jr. Sheila Umfleet Soph.. Joan Lange Jr. 118 119 JV Struts Their Stuff Captures Conference Tournament This year the junior varsity won the conference tournament by defeating Scott County Central in the champion- ship game. This capped off a tremen- dous season in which the girls only suf- fered three defeats. With plenty of tal- ented girls to work with, Coach Jean- ette Smith had little trouble putting to- gether a winning combination. This proved evident at the athletic banquet with five players receiving awards. They were Lisa Seabaugh, Most Valu- able Player and Highest FT Percent- age; Laura Cook, Highest Point Aver- age; Diana Pfefferkorn, Leading Re- bounder; Lachelle Cook, ICE Award; Sheila Umfleet, Most Improved Player; and Jenifer Gordon, Highest FG Per- centage. (above) (front row) Amanda Hunter, manager; Kim Glastetter. Laura Cook. Lachelle Cook. Lisa Sea- baugh. Katrina Watson, manager; (back row) Jenifer Gordon. Theresa Halbert. Coach Jeanette Smith. Diana Pfefferkorn. and Angela Kilnsey. Setting New Records The Lady Devil’s 1987 Track Season was marked by several new records. First, the Lady Devils won Districts for the thrid consecutive year, and then went on to an outstanding per- formance at State. Michelle Whistler duplicated her feat of last year, winning a first at State in the long jump with a mark of 17’5 , setting a new school record. Michelle also placed at State in two other events, she acheived a sec- ond place in the triple jump with a mark of 35' 10 , setting a new school record in the first year she participated in the triple jump. Mi- chelle capped a stellar performance with a fourth place in the 200 meter dash. Other state performers were Lisa Seabaugh: 7th in 300 meter low hurdles; Diana Pfefferforn: 10th in 1600 meters; Joan Lange: 5th in preliminary heat of 800 meters (setting a new school re- cord); and Lachelle Cook, Laura Cook, Jeanne Pfefferkorn, and Joan Lange qualified for state with a new school record of 10.39 int he 3200 meter relay. Jr. High Girls Basketball Gain Experience Strength In Numbers This year the Jr. High teams learned the fun- damentals while gearing up for a season of good basketball. Blessed with plenty of height, quickness and numbers in both grades Coach Jeannette Smith had little trouble put- ting together two fine teams. The Eighth grade team consisted of: (front row) Debbie Spane. Dana Held. Amanda Hunter. Yolanda Rauch. Christy McBride, and Jodi Martin (standing) Katrina Watson. Mi- chelle Graviett. Michelle Crippen. Coach Smith. Brandi Lanpher. Kelly McDonald, and Karry Ford. Members of the Seventh grade team were: Lori Meyr. Susan Parks. Kara Griffin. Tammy Brown, and Diane Dennis (standing) Michelle Commer. Kristi Martin. Jennifer Dooley. Coach Smith. Tina Halbert. Heather Harrell, and Kel- lie Lynn. 125 School Board and Administration Page 128 Teachers Pages 129-130 Custodial Staff Page 131 : New Grade School Building Pages 132-133 :! MIHIHfT Administration Dr. John D. Payne, Superintendent Olin L. Parks, Principal Board Of Education Members of the School Baord included (left to right) Jim Dooley, Larry Meyr, Dale Tier- ney, E, E. McConnell, Dr, John Payne, Phillip Dame, and Charles Ditto. Above, board members break ground for the new high school addition, begun in June. 1987. Edward McGrew Guidance Counselor Robert Coons Physical Education Joy Cutler Language Arts Marnet Eftink Art Toni Fisher Music Terry Glenzy Junior High Social Studies Joan Gones Language Arts and French Anna Howard Librarian 129 Jerry Jansen Industrial Arts Kent Mangels Senior High Social Studies Darcy Morgan Senior High Science Jennifer Nolan Home Economics Jeannette Smith Junior High Science “Crash Cutler to the rescue! Mick Wessel Junior High Mathematics Barbara Arnold Secretary to Superintendent Whatta ya mean, the bus is broke down again? Phyllis Eifert Administrative Secretary Betty Hicks Special services Aide Are you sure that one was mine? Escapees from the local toy store. Just one of the kids! 130 Carl Estes Don McLemore Judy Cobb Donna Holloway Home Economics Third Quarter Liane Dillman Jr. High Science First Quarter Sheri Schau Physcial Education Third Quarter 131 Brian Law Language Arts Second Quarter Kevin Brucker Physical Education Second Quarter Kim Feltz Physcial Education Fourth Quarter New Building From This . .. ... To This A new grade school building, replacing the wing in use since 1909- 12, enjoyed its first full year of use in the 1986- 87 school year. The old wing of the grade school was condemned in the fall of 1984, and classes were moved to Camp Shiloh, on the grounds of the Church of God. Much busing between the grade school and Camp Shiloh was neces- sary for a year and a half, until the new wing was opened after Easter break, in April, 1986. The new wing houses art and music classes, re- medial serves, library fa- cilities, and the fourth, fifth, and sixth grade classes. For Grade School “Heaven On Earth” Probably the most improved facili- ties in the new grade school wing are the special services area. Mrs. Nancy McGrew, Chapter I coordina- tor for special services, describes the new building as “heaven on earth. It was like heaven on earth after spending sixteen years in a trailer, Mrs. McGrew comments, referring to the former home of spe- cial services, two mobile homes lo- cated behind the school. “The new building seems to create a positive attitude in both faculty and stu- dents. I think the students and facul- ty who were housed at Shiloh were really happy to be in the new build- ing. It's nice to have everyone back in the same building.” 133 Publishing the Mogul is a lot like constructing our new school building. Essentially, we started with nothing but ideas and a box full of yearbook supplies. There is considerable frustration involved in any construction. The rain delayed the early construction stages of our new building, and although inclement weather did not delay our publishing efforts, many other factors did: camera malfunctions, lost layouts, delayed pictures, and most of all, not having a class or time to meet and work together. We somehow got past all this however, and we have put together a book that we hope we will all value for many years to come. We hope that you are pleased with our efforts, and that we indeed did “Focus on 87.” fat Sfodr ADVERTISING We want to thank the following merchants and patrons for their support of the 1987 Mogul. PATRONS Targ’s Books and Things Red Letter Communications, Inc. Show-Me Incorporated Stubbs’ Jewelry CHAFFEE LICENSE BUREAU 129 W. Yoakum Chaffee, Mo. 887-3485 Hours Driver’s License 8-12; 1-5 Renewal Mon.’-Fri 8-12 Wed. only Sat. Ben Martin Auto Sales Larry’s Quick Mart David B. Summers Schaller Hardwood Lumber Duncan’s Bakery MABLE’S CAFE 119 W. Yoakum Chaffee, Mo. Serving since 1958. 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