Fairview High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Jennings, MO)

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V. Lewis and H. Potts were two newcomers to our class and this year V. Lewis belonged to the mixed chorus, and the Debate and Dramatic Clubs. In the Camera Club, L. Sperandeo, B. Conreux, G. Blacklock, F. Arconati and E. Waplehorst were interested members, while I. Heuer, L. Bunting, D. Rubar, E. Nelson, P. Iones and I. Giepel learned all about cooking and sewing in the Home Economics Club. We were well rep- resented in the Dramatic Club with F. Accetta, V. Bost, N. Knowles, F. Arconati, E. Phillips, H. Potts, L. Broyles and V. Lewis and in March when this club presented its annual play N. Buck, D. Pauls, I. Clay, I. Giepel and D. Lind were the Iunior members of the cast while C. Henze was sound effect man. I Near the end of the year We entertained the Seniors with a banquet at the Forest Park Hotel and at the Carnival, F. Accetta and M. Mc- Ginnis were the Iunior Maids of Honor. Finally it came-our Senior year. We started off in a business-like way by electing I. Cerny to the position of President of the Student Council with G. Blacklock and H. Smithers as Representatives and I. Clay, Secretary-Treasurer. H. Smithers was chosen to lead us as a class. Looking over our roll we found that four new members had been added, R. Back, from Blewett, D. Magee, from Bloomfield, Mo., F. Huff, from Riverview and R. Scott, from Beaumont. All had been active in extra-curricular activities at their respective schools. We were well represented in sports this year with B. Conreux, H. Smithers, I. Rodebaugh, R. Shulte, G. Blacklock, B. Postle and D. Pauls on the volleyball squad and H. Smithers, B. Postle, I. Rodebaugh, R. Schulte, G. Blacklock and B. Reed on the basketball team. The girls' team had I. Clay,'N. Knowles, F. Accetta, P. Iones, L. Broyles, E. Barkey and M. McGinnis. Class of Nineteen Forty-Four The Courier Staff, made up entirely of Seniors, put out fine papers all year. The staff consisted of L. Broyles, B. Cappel, M. Viviani, E. Barkey, M. Skillington, R. Scott, I. Giepel, B. Gottschamer, M. McRoy, E. Nelson, T. Newton, L. Sperandeo, H. Smithers, B. Roeckel, H. Potts, G. Blacklock and B. Sieger. The Blue Iay Staff had as its Senior members, I. Cerny, I. Giepel, H. Smithers, N. Knowles, E. Waplehorst, L. Broyles, G. Blacklock, D. Pauls, H. Potts, R. Schulte, B. Postle, I. Rodebaugh, B. Conreux and M. Viviani. In December the members of the class had another chance to show off their dramatic ability in the all-school play, What a Life. Seniors who had a part in it were G. Hofmann, F. Arconati, I. Clay, D. Pauls, R. Scott, G. Blacklock, D. Lind, L. Broyles, B. Sieger, E. Loseman and E. Waplehorst. Then on Ianuary 20, three Senior boys, E. Loseman, B. Conreux and G. Hofmann were graduated and went immediately to join the armed forces. On March 24, the Senior play, Arsenic and Old Lace, was pre- sented. R. Halter, L. Broyles, F. Arconati, D. Lind, G. Blacklock, D. Pauls, L. Sperandeo, H. Smithers, D. Russell, R. Riffel, I. Cerny, B. Postle and V. Fiebig played to a large audience. - In May we were entertained by the Iuniors with a Prom which was the highlight of the social life of the year. Then, finally, that fatal night arrived and we, the class of 1944, were graduated from dear old Fairview. It was an occasion we had looked forward to for twelve years and when it finally came we were sorry to go. However, we all knew that night that we would never lose the memory of twelve happy years of schooling and always look back upon them with tenderness and sentiment. Page Thirteen f

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