Fairmont Public School - Tiger Yearbook (Fairmont, NE)

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A Struggling Season Coach Boss. Darcy Mod. John Block, Mark Quick, Mik© Schepers. Dan Bures, Mike Scheil, Tim Lowe, Coach Anderson Front Row St. Manager Jeff Thompson. Danny Fisher. P. J. O'Conner. Shane Jantzi. Paul Burback. Pat Jennett. St. Manager Merle Perfect form! Watch it. Bud!

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Head Coach Lome Zwiener, Tiffini Edwards, Jina Galusha, Amber Hynes. Denise Miller. Leah Plambeck. Kris Seward (student manager) Traci Bures (student manager). Assist. Coach Dave Seggerman. Patty Thompson. Marcy Jacobsen, Sheila Bures. Tiffini Schaldecker, Sally HMty, Sue Galusha, Kimberly Schmidt. Bonnie is determined Dawn sets her goal Sheri gives her all The Fairmont Volleyball Team began their 1983-84 season in a different conference. The Crossroads Conference, playing one game per week. Stumbling into the season, FHS took its first losses to Exeter, Polk, and Rising City. On September 23. Homecoming, the Tigers battled fiercely for 116 hours to upset the Hampton Hawks, 4-15. 17-15. 15-13. marking the first of four straight wins. FHS then went on to defeat Hordville and Marquette in the regular season. In the CRC tournament, FHS upset McCool Junction. 15-8. 15-9, then lost to Rising City, 2-15. 6-15. After the tournament, the Tigers travelled to Bradshaw for another thrilling 3-set ballgame defeating Bradshaw. 7-15, 15-2, 16-14. FHS ended its season losing four straight ballgames to Giltner. McCool Junct., Benedict and Daven- port in the district tournament. Dawn Radke received honorable men- tion in the Crossroads Conference. Lettermen for 1983-84 were Sandy Bright, Bonnie Galusha, JoDeen Hanson. Jody Jacobsen, Dawn Radke, Kris Anderson, Sheri Frazier, Julie Jennett, Jackie Metzger, and Chris Schepers. Opponent Fopp F-opp Exter 7-15 7-15 i Polk 6-15 7-15 Rising City 4-15 9-15 Hampton 4-15 17-15 15-13 Hordville 15-8 17-7 Marquette 8-15 15-12 16-14 McCool 15-8 15-9 •Rising City 2-15 6-15 Bradshaw 7-15 15-2 16-14 Giltner 2-15 11-15 McCool 9-15 4-15 Benedict 10-15 7-15 4-15 ••Davenport 16-14 14-16 11-15 •CRC Tournament •‘District Tournament Dawn Radke - Honorable Mention - Cross roads Conference JERRY SMITH Oft. INC. Fairmont, Neb. 268-3431 25

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Back Row - Left to Right; Coach Anderson, Richard Logan, Pat Jennett, Dan Bures, Daniel Hall. P. J. O'Conner, Shane Jantzi, Coach Boss. Front Row - St. Manager Jeff Thompson. John Block, Mark Hanson. Tim Wehland, Danny Fisher. Paul Burback, St. Manager Merle Swartz. The enforcer Ah Shickley, our favorite opponenti Seniors, Darcy Moul, Mark Quick - all conf. second team, Mike Schepers, Mike Schell, and Tim Lowe MEL'S TIRE SERVICE Fairmont, Nebr. 68354 With five senior starters, all of whom started at sometime the previous season, the 83-84 season had great hopes for success. The Tigers were unfortunately, a bit disappointed this year. The Tigers 7-9 season was highlighted by victories over eventual conference tourney champ Giltner and Football Power Marquette. The Tigers placed 4th in the conference race with a 6-4 conference record. Our schedule was not without quality opponents. Seven of our opponents made it to their District Finals; 4 to a Regional and 2 to a State Tourney. Mark Quick was selected to the AU-Conference second team. He will play in the all-star game. Mike Schepers was selected as an alternate. Good Bye seniors. It was a good 4 years in all. VARSITY FAIR OPP Milligan 50 52 HordvHle 63 42 Hampton 43 48 Exeter 53 58 OT Marquette 60 56 Dorchester 61 77 Giltner 54 51 Woco Lutheran 58 37 Bradshaw 66 45 McCool Jet. 58 66 Rising City 60 41 Hampton 45 55 Benedict 39 58 Polk 49 43 Shickley 36 64 Shickley 51 58 Conference tournament •• District tournament