Rock County High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bassett, NE)

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fl U fl el of LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty, Bertha, Cheryle, Janis, Deanne, LaDeane, Lorraine, Lynda, Judy, Adah, Judy, Jeri, Betty, Kathy, Alicia, Marcia, LaNita, Ruth, Gae, Kay. The Volley Ball Team had an excellent season this year. They were the undefeated Con- ference Champions. The team members developed skill in blocking and spiking. They found that slow, well timed playing was essential in winning. The girls showed team spirit all of the way. Those on the bench played the game as hard as those on the floor. The first team girls realized that they would not have been the team they were without the others. The team will be missing two enthusiastic, ambitious seniors: Kay Haskell and LaNita Turpin. LaNita was on the team all four years of her high school. Kay was on the team during her two years at R. C. H. S. The team will miss LaNita's hard spiking and Kay's ability to 're- cover the ball from the net. The team and coach join in saying, Good luck in the future to these two fine Tigerettes. SEA SON'S RECORD Tigerettes 53 Long Pine Tigerettes 28 Valentine Tigerettes 42 Valentine Tigerettes 43 Springview Tigerettes 36 Long Pine Tigerettes 38 Atkinson T igerettes 39 Springview Tigerettes 52 Stuart

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BACK ROW: Betty, Judy, Joyce, Naomi, La Nita, Kay, Mary,Shirley. SECOND ROW: Shirley. Ioan, Joanne, Flo, Jeaneen, Margaret, Bertha, Leila. THIRD ROW: Getha, Judy, Barbara, Donna, Jeri, Janis, Miss Neubauer. FOURTH ROW: Joyce, Lynda, Kathy, Marcia, Ruth, Judy, LaDeane. FIFTH ROW: Lois, Gae, Ann, Donna, Mary, Karen, Cheryle. FRONT ROW: Marcia, Betty, Patty, Alicia, Lorraine, Deanne. v f I Q. a. a. . , .Y K -f f-uv' The purpose of G.A.A., Girls' Athletic Association, is to promote a high physical efficiency among the girls of R.C.H.S. by fostering an interest in athletic activities. The girls play softball, volleyball, bad- minton and basketball. They have an Initiation Party in the fall and a spring picnic. OFFICERS Naomi . . . . Vice-President LaNita . . . President Alicia . . . Secretary

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Tigerettes Finish W ' Season Undefeated f - The Tigerettes finished an undefeated season with a win of 52-15 over Stuart on Feb. 14. The girls played an excel- lent game showing teamwork all of the way. There was some excellent spiking and blocking. Alicia Strate set a record of 22 points, 19 of these were made at one serving turn. Alicia did some fine serving but could not have chalked up so many points without the team recovering for her and backing her up the way they did. The next high server was Janis Buckendorf with nine points. Janis was also captain for the evening. The Tigerettes are now the Conference champs. They will participate in an Invitational Tournament at Atkinson some time in March. The Tigerettes chalked up their third win Friday night in a close and exciting game, a s they overpowered the Badgerettes 28-27. The game was very low scoring showing good defeni sive play on both sides. At half time the score was 18-ll in favor of Valentine. + In the last half the Tiger- ettes came back with a deter- mination to win. The score was 28-25 with 17 seconds left to play. The Badgerettes scor- ed two points and were just ready to serve again when whistle blew. Lorraine McKenney wa captain. High point was Janis Buckendorf nine points. Bertha was next with seven points. -L.. The Tigerettes won Springview with a 39-25 victory. The girls did 801119 fine b ocking and spiking. .Lorraine Mclienney 68.8 hi h high' po' t server with i3 points. 'Ire next highs wasfP01i0 Jams auekeaam-1 with 'ftedby I when final score 10 points, fiirwt .7eam LaNita . Janice , Alicia . Lorraine Cheryl . LaDeane Bertha , Gae . . Kay . . 47 points 44 points 39 points 38 points 38 points 34 points 33 points 33 points 19 points 'M N ----1r--- Resume Of Tigerette - Polarette Volley Boll The Tigerettes marked 1 another win Friday nig when they tangled with t Long Pine Polarettes on Lo Pine's floor. It started out pretty eve with neither side maki: much headway. There was N of spiking and some go The Tigerettes so out in the lead whi held and increased to tl score of 53 - 10. LaDeane Moore was tl high point server with a tot 14 to her credit. LaNi was second high wi High point server for Loi was LaRayne Marv 3 points. The girls also want the boys for yelling. helps to know som behind you. A BALL The Tigerettes met the .1 kinson Balerettes on the hor floor January 26 and roll up another victory. The fir score was 38 to 15. The Bali ettes did an excellent job' and recovering t spikes. Tigerettes did sol strong spiking. Cheryl Bu: endorf was -high point serv with ten points. She was al captain for the evening. S4 ond high point servers we LaNita Turpin and Bert 5, Brown each with seven poin The 'Tigerettes met the Badgerettes on the Tigeret, . . tes home floor. 'Hie Tigerettedf ' 1 left the floor with another. win chalked up on their un- M l ' record. Final score up 1 42-10 in favor of the Tig- A when they w Barth: Rmmn' af in is tweenifhaaauunu ame gm. 'ew 43-25 Tw point servers for Bas-5 Janis Buckendor! ti point servers we tied with Buckendorf lead! Captain was La-sine McK. , I ore, and innninur mundane bsnnixrig Linh nnngonqatntqlq I