Valley View High School - Eagle Yearbook (Valley View, TX)

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5 rw The Valley View Eagles opened the season with wins over Greenwood and St. Jo. The team was coached by A. E. Barnes. Conference games were as follows: Games Games lst 2nd lst Vallew View 31 21 Ponder 17 Valley View ll 50 Sanger 6 Valley View 33 O Krum 28 Valley View 38 29 Era 31 Valley View 19 31 Justin 18 Valley View 31 54 Lewisville 23 Valley View 42 31 Pilot Point 18 Valley View 22 38 Roanoke 37 The team roster is as follows: John McCuistion, John Switzer, Chester Calhoun, Billy George Highfill, Bobby Anderson, Billy Baker, T. J. Carson, Jack McCollum, Billy Sam Hunter, Gene Cooley, Waymon Davis, Earl Wilson, Julius Haverkamp. The team canpeted in two tournaments, winning first place in the home town affair. ZQZZZ Z.-2.40.-ff The Valley View Volley Ball Team, coached by C. G. Rankin, attained a rather enviable record for the 1945-1,6 season. Estab- lishjng themselves as pre-season favorites to carry off both tournament and district honors in non-conference games. The team won its own invitation tournament Feb. lst and 2nd by defeating Era 2-O in the semi-finals and Sanger 2-O in the finals. Conference games were played with Ponder, Sanger, Krum, Era, Justin, Pilot Point, and Roanoke. All were victories except one with Sanger, played here at home. The total number of points won in conference games was 397 whue opponents made 212. Those lettering were Beatrice Hassenpflug, Vera Herin, Wanda Jean Davis, t, Jewel Dean Spindle, Sara Keel, Joan Lowe, Elizabeth QBlondieD Kuntz, Dosia Faye Mask, and Evelyn Ann Johnson. The team won the district championship in a tournament at Denton and Sanger by defeating both Ponder and Sanger. To cele- brate the event the girls were presented with a banquet March 7 in the High School Gymnasium. This was a very enjoyable affair.

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