Fairview High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Jennings, MO)

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Girls' Volleyball The girls' l943-44 Volleyball team were in good practice when they answered their op' ponents' calls. Class teams played a number ot games with neighboring schools and sev- eral ot these games were re- peated in Spring volleyball. The schools which were met in contest most were Normandy, lennings, University City, Wells- ton and Biverview. The varsity made a good showing tor itselt although they did not win any high honors. ln the intermural tournament the Senior girls were winners. Boys' Volleyball Much needed talent seemed to be lacking at the opening oi the volleyball season as only four boys, B. Schulte, B. Vinson, V. Fiebig and B. Beed returned from the undefeated lt-342 sauad. But Coach Crain took what he had and molded them into such a spirited, cooperf ative team that they went through their regular season un- defeated. The Blue lays' only loss came at the hands of Meht- ville in the finals ot the Fer- guson Tournament. This was one of the upsets ot the season. Top Row: Duemq, McGennis, Stokes, Cole, Eroyles, Walker, Clay. Bottom Row: Giowski, Accetta, Scott, Miss Hirsch, Trollinger, Scitatier, Gruebei. Top How: Monroe, Fiebiq, Blacklock, Schulte, Virtson,Post1e, Reed. Bottom Row: Conreux, Murphy, Pauls, Mr. Crain, Bod-ebgugh, D. Pearce, B. Pearce Page Twenty-Six

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First Row: Miss Hirsch, Iones, Hayes, McGinnis, Bischoff. Second Row: Sprinqiueier, Knowles, Cole, Clay, Shaw. Front Row: Conreux, Murphy, Pauls, Coach Crain, Rodebauqh, R. Pearce, D. Pearce. Back Row: Monroe, Fiebig, Blacklock, Schulte, Vinson, Postle, Reed. Page Twenty-Seven Girls' Basketball The girls' basketball season was pretty successful with what games they could obtain. The more frequented opponents were lennings, Riverview, Maplewood, and other county schools. The varsity consisted mainly of luniors and Seniors. Miss Hirsch had a dependable team with four of the members who were to receive master letters for outstanding work in sports. They were: E. Barkey, I. Clay, P. Tones and N. Knowles. The interclass games left the Seniors the victors. Boys' Basketball Undoubtedly the full support of the student body acted as a tonic for the l943-44 Blue lays. Their record of seven wins and six losses is pretty fair, consid- ering the competition and the bad breaks that befell the team. The Navy took D. Looser, B. Kraleman and I. Rodebaugh dropped because of sickness and B. Kintz went into the Ma- rines. Out of the team emerged the year's scoring ace, B. Schulte, who scored l53 points in l3 contests. This year's B team finished their season with a record of 8 Wins and 7 losses.