Fairmont Public School - Tiger Yearbook (Fairmont, NE)

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Volleyball Qirls Complete Successful Season Victorious Tigerettes: (back row) N. Girmus, J. Stevens, D. Wolsleben, C. Rachow, T. Rachow, B. Ackerman, Coach Alt, Student Managers-P. Ritchey, P. Chapman, (second row) H. Daws, R. Holland, K. Hoeft, c. Kahler, C. Laschanzky. (first row) D. Kinley, C. Markus, L. O’Connor, M. Jensen, p. Nelson, M. Holland, R. Lundberg l n ' £ . , l iv , | I All-Tourney Team: P. Nelson • S sjt v 1 V i ' i i f J j 1 Exeter................We Dorchester............We Bruning.............They Friend................We Meridian............They Chester.............They Giltner...............We Clay Center...........We Geneva North..........We 28 High Point Server: M. Jensen

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Zlie Ziger Basketball Zeam Left to right: Ted Hunt, Steve Thompsen, Don Marget, Bill Bauman, Jamey Pankoke, Alan Johnson, Steve Cantrell, Roger Lundberg, Kevin Kinley, Robert Murrell, Larry Klipp, Coach Gilpin Coach Lloyd Roberts had one returning starter to begin the 71-72 season. Although the team was young and the season proved to be frus- trating. the players kept up their spirit. Having a tough schedule didn't hurt the Fairmont Ti- gers until after the half when most of the teams started pulling away. The Tiger Team took part in three tournaments during the year. The first was the Trumbull In- vitational Holiday Tournament. They were beat out both nights. First by Trumbull and then by Giltner. The Tigers were defeated the first night of the Pioneer Conference Tournament after a hard battle with Lawrence. District Tournaments, held in Geneva, ended the basket- ball season with a lost to Clay Center.

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Girls Zrack Ceads Profitable l ear Tigerettes: (back row) C. Markus, B. Ackerman, D. Kinley, P. Nelson, M. Holland, M. Jensen, (second row) M. Priefert, T. Rachow, R. Holland, M. Chapman, C. Kahler, R. Lundberg, S. Winkleman. (first row) L. O’Con- nor, C. Ackland, C. Henkel, M. Hall, G. Henkel, J. Bellows, Coach Roberts, not pictured P. Chapman. The first track meet was a quadrangular at Clay Center where Fairmont came in with first place. On April 8 the girls at- tended the triangular at Stromburg and received second place. The third meet was held at Hampton where 14 schools were competing for first place, but again Fairmont took this place. This year Pio- neer Conference was held at Clay Center. Here Fairmont tied for second place. The team became the champions of the Dis- trict Track Meet. Qualifing for state were: P. Nelson, M. Jensen, C. Markus, and the 440 relay team. The state meet was held May 13 and here Fairmont scored 6 points The mighty tigerettes win District Track Meet. M. Jensen qualifies for state meet in high jump. P. Nelson qualifies for state meet in 50-yard dash. P. Nelson qualifies for state in 50-yard low hurdles. C. Markus qualifies for state meet in broad jump. 29