Fairview High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Jennings, MO)

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Class of Nineteen Forty-Five We the Iunior class, which numbers eighty-five pupils in all, have had one of the happiest, sentimental, and yes, even sad- dest years at Fairview. Happiness came in the form of social life, especially the Iunior Party, and the Iunior-Senior Prom. Sentiment came when we thought of this being our second last year in our dear old Fairview. And saddness came when we lost three of our classmates to the armed forces. Yes, O. Looser, Ft. Kintz and W. McClain are gone but not forgotten. We have been fortunate in having three capable sponsors, Miss Saxon, who taught us English IH, Miss Perry taught the girls Home Economics and Miss Stein, who taught us American History. We will always be grateful for the help they have given us throughout our Iunior year. Many of the outstanding boys and girls that have helped our school to many of its victories in sports are members of our class. Out of a possible 10 boys on the varsity basketball team, five of these were from our class. Some of the boys are: B. Kintz, Basket- ball: B. Murphy, Volleyball, Basketball: B. Murphy, Volleyball, Basketball: L. Schulte, Basketball: B. Kralemann, Basketball: I. Hummel, Track: B. Becker, Volleyball, Bas- Page Fifteen ketball, Baseball: I. Bruton, Track: B. Vinson, Volleyball, Track and O. Looser, Basket- ball. All the following girls played on the girls' basketball team: I. Schaefer, E. O'Nie1, P. Walker, B. Trolinger, S. Bischoff, S. Spring- meier, I. Hays, A. Gruebel and M. Shaw. The three cheerleaders this year were also representatives of our class. They were S. Bischoff, D. Wren and F. Manion. We can be proud of them because of their faithful- ness in attending games. Our class officers were of the highest quality and capability. They were: President ................................................ B. Vinson Vice-President ................. ............... F . Manion Secretary ............................................ I. Schaefer Treasurer ................................................ F. O'Niel Student Council Representatives D. Wren, S. Bischoff D. Wren, who distinguished himself as Student Council representative and cheer- leader, also won the American Legion Ora- tion Contest at Fairview this year. We have now passed our third milestone in high school. We will not let the memories of these wonderful days pass from our minds.

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