Fairmont East High School - Falcon Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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FWIQGff'!Wk M. 'i is s GIRLS' GYMNASTICS TEAM: Front Row: Lyn Goertemiller, Patti Under wood, Heidi Zimmerman, Patti Ritchey, Mindy Tomashot, Mary Kay Otten Karen Meyer, Pam Kagay, Maria Treon. Row 2: Carol Horton, Mary Wey, Sharon Ely, Terry Moorman, Kathy Deigel. Dawn Bedwell. Bobbi D'Amico, Invitational win, best WCL slate highlight season Fairmont East girls' gymnastics team ended an- outstanding season with a tinal record ot 6-I. Their only loss was in the season openers to a strong Bel- mont team. This is the best record achieved by girl gymnasts in East's his- tory. ln addition, the team had a per- tect WOL record ot 5-O. lnstead ot having one girl as captain tor a whole season, each ot the seniors co-captained two meets. This allowed all seniors to assume leadership. This season, the team attended two invitationals. At the Belmont Invita- tional, they received sixth place, behind both Centerville and West. At the Fair- mont West lnvitational at the end ot the season, East come out the victor over both and won tirst place. At the end ot the extremely close invitational, West seemed to have won. But when a iudge's error was discov- ered, East became the champion by one-tenth ot a point. This was the tirst time tor the team to win an invitational. - Coach Pat Jayson. Back Row: Vicki l'lsia. Cheryl Hohenstein, Robbi Castle, , Pam McCoy, Sue Binger, Denise Tillberry, Kim Schafer, Cheryl Poore. Debbie

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IQ73 GYMNASTICS RECORD Easf 66.6 BeImonI 88.2 Easf 72.7 Fairview 7 I .5 Easf 72.5 Wayne 67.3 Easf 78.6 Beavercreek 5l.5 Easf 82.2 Cen+erviIIe 8I.75 EasI 79.3 Fairmonf Wes? 75.0 Easf 8 I .4 Xenia 52.45 Won 6 Losi I Belmonf Invifaiional 6+I1 Fairmonf Wesf Inyi+a+ionaI IsI Above Far RigI1+: Senior Vicki I-Isia shows Iier grace and s+yIe as she execufes a delicafe pose. Righf: Af 'rhe Fairview rneei, The Easf gymnas+s sfand in fronr of Ihe Iwome crowd before +I'1e play- ing of The nafionaI anfhem. Middle: WI1iIe coacI'i Pa? Jayson spofs, Bobbi Dyfkmico exI'1ibi+s exceI- Ienf pre-High? as she vaulfs. Right WIwiIe mem- bers of boflw 'rhe Easf and Cemkeryille 'reams spot Mindy TomasI'1oI soars I1iqI'i in fI1e air as sI'ie per- forms her frampoiine roufine.

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A Sottboll records 46 stroight winsg tennis coptures 9 With the deteat ot Lebanonls varsity sottball team, Fairmont East's Falcon- ettes marked 46 consecutive wins in their titth straight undeteated season. This season, East scored 22l runs, allowing their opponents only 53. Most ot East's victories were by great mar- gins, with scores such as 3 l-3, 32-l, and 37-4. East's girls' tennis team tinished its season with a record ot 9 wins and l loss. This year, many new records were set. lncluded were records tor 6 shut- outs and a l7vmatch winning streak. The team was undeteated until the last match with rival Oakwood. Atter a long struggle, the match tinally ended with Oakwood on top, 3-2. Right: Attempting to score another run. Debbie Vaught rounds third base during the Centerville game. -ni' 5-,4..w...,.,-f-K, sv., , .,-- .,,-. .,- Y Y bm SOFTBALL TEAM1 FVUNTQROWZ NGUCY BOWWGVV Karen Mever, Melanie Dick' Karen Wycherly, Pam Brown, Meg Webster, Dianna Reed. Back Row Coach SON Cltefvl CO lleVi Debble VGUQTW Cdtttv DeClf9V Carole Ackerman- Cttervl Barbara Rausch. Nancy Fish, Cheri Miller, Ellen Frantz, Eileen McCarthy Baker. Row 2: Pat Meyer, Carla Schmalstig, Andrea Thomas. Connie McCoy, Linda Fechefy Vicky Schafer! Marge Treonr Maw Ellen Fgsl-,b