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

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NNIS TEAM: Fronf Row: Sue l-lolloway, Gayle Gunning, Roxie Slrine, Befli erson, Suzy Kurz. Callwy Hironalca, Carolyn Burgh, Janet Anderggn, Marcia ner, Kim Anderson, Anila Leclwner. Back Row: Coaclw Pal Jayson, Barb Seq- Donaldson. Gayle Carpenler Mary Kurz, Jane Bennell, JoAnn Knrz, mviieiiai l l V T' Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl Easl llllg I972 SOFTBALL RECORD 32 Oakwood I 2I Miarnisburg 9 22 Aller 4 24 Fairmonl Wesl 8 37 Wesl Carrolllon 4 3I Cenlerville 3 35 Carroll 9 I l Wayne 8 8 Lebanon 7 Above Left Senior Gayle Carpenler posifions IQ72 lwer raclsef lor llie ballis relurn. Above: During a cold, windy sollball game, Easi learn members lwucldle loqeflier fo keep warm, Easl Xenia Easl Springfield Shawnee Easl' Lebanon Easl Springfield Norlli Easl Norllnridge Easl Fairrnonl Wesl basl Monroe Easl lyliarnisburq Easl Aller Easl' Qalcwood

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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

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76 Above: Showing Their enioymenT in The game, Be+h Miner and Carole DeTrich leap Tor Tl-ie ball, while Melissa Barr, Gayle Gunning, and Linda STull aTTernpT To help. Righlt CareTully posiTioning her bow, senior Lyn GoerTemiller draws backward and aims Tor a bull's eye. GAA inTromurols encouroge girls To porTicipoTe in offer-school sporTs GAA inTramurals gave girls who are noT on inTerscholasTic Teams a chance To Talce parT in individual or Team sporTs. Girls who parTicipaTe in cerTain inTerscholasTic sporTs may noT compeTe in The same inrramural sporT. This year's inTramural program was headed by Mrs. Shirley GriTTiTh. ln The diTTerenT sporTs, more emphasis was placed on playing Tor enioyrnenT and less emphasis on compeTiTion. A round robin sysTem oT playing was sTarTed in Team sporTs This year. This meanT ThaT in a league every Team played every oTher Team. The league winner was cleTerminecl by The number oT games won and ToTal poinTs scored. In pasT years, The single eliminaTion meThod was used. ATTer one loss, a Team was Tinished playing. Now, wi+h The round robin sysTem, more people are able To play Tor a longer Time. The sporTs oTTerecl in inTramurals were Tield hoclcey, volleyball, baslQeTball, bowling, Table Tennis, badminTon, arch- ery, Tencing, and soTTball.