Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Gymnasts vault to a great year Iuniors Kathy Pomper and Diane Klein represented the Knights at the State Gymnastics meet held at Northglenn High School. Pomper finished eleventh overall with a score of 34.75 out of 40 total points. Klein finished eighth on the uneven parallel bars with a score of 8-9 out of 10. The girls had a very good season with a 9-4 record. There were very few injuries this season, which was very lucky considering there were only seven members on the team. Head Coach Rob Candelaria was very pleased with the girls and is looking forward to coach- ing them next year. 2 :ir fri,-J? lxesye 151533 XFN:-V-11-. ff .. 5 K W 'I lil Diane Klein shows her grace, 121 Kersten Skerjanec finishes a great performance. l3l Diane Klein shows perfect extention on the beam. 141 Diane Klein gives an intense ap- proach to the vault. I5l Kathy Pomper, Kelly I-Ielvey, and Kersten Skerjanec await their turn on the mats. IGI Kathy Pamper ends a great performance. I7l Kathy Whisler does her routine on the balance beam. 130-Girls' Gymnastics

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We try harder When the girls' cross country team went to the state tournament this year, they put on a show that was really exciting. The team was winning, and then came the last race. One of our girls was leading, until she collapsed with exhaustion, giving first place to Wheatridge. During the year, the team trained hard, pushing themselves to repeat the first place victory they won last year. They learned to have confi- dence in themselves and to meet challenges. They also developed strong bonds of friendship and learned not only about themselves, but about each other. ln a sport formerly thought of as strictly dominated by boys, these girls showed once again that they were state-class athletes. Overall, the year was a good one, with the exception of several injur- ies. l rrsss T Zed. T rrr1s6,,oumaf,1W' ffemfiai ,f1iLyhazrf1ai3s1'g, g ir.rrr rrrrr f it 1 T f.'.r .f , ' f' f f , 14 . f, fs ,,Mf.- 1 .vi X fn!-W' if '-.r ffff,fw,5l'. 132-Cross Country