Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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BELOW: Sir Dandiprat Bombas iPaul McWhor- CAST OF CHARACTE RS iln order of appearancei Rosalys ................. Nancy Hill Amellotte . . . . Louise Hernsteadt Ermengarde . . .... Anna Havery Guinivere. . . . . Darlene Clark Christabel. . . . . . Jodi Richey Astolaine . . . ............ Vicki Cox .Rae Lynn Benson Lynette ..... Barb Bolton!Peggy O'CaIlaghan Snow White ............ Mary Brinegar Sir Dandiprat Bombas ..... Paul Mcwhorter Prince Florimond ............ Joe lrby Dukes and Duchesses .Bob Cagle, Donna Disch, Tom Cortright, Colene Baker Pages ........... Phil Poling, Alan Smith Queen Brangomar ........ Pam McDonald . . .Robin Darr Berthold, The Huntsman ...... Jeff Johnson Ursala .... ........ Witch Hex ........... . Blick . . Dan Martin Flick . .Carla Martin Glick . . .Tim Meskel Snick . . Dan Sanders Flick Mary Jane Spear Whick . . . Ouee ..... . . . Long Tail . . . . . Short Tail . . . Lack Tail . . . . Kerry Swift .Sarah McGuire . Seelah Paullin . Linda Nichols . .Kathy Duffy teri greets the Prince iJoe lrbyi upon his arrival at the palace. BELOW RIGHT: Queen Brango- mar sternly lectures Snow White iMary Brine- garl. OPPOSlTE PAGE, TOP: Wicked Queen Bran- gomar iPam McDonaldi vainly scans her magic mirror as Witch Hex iRobin Darrl looks on. BOTTOM: What is it? ponder dwarves Sarah McGuire, Carla Martin, Kerry Swift, Dan Mar- tin, Mary Jane Spear, Tim Meskel, and Dan San- ders as they look upon a girl for the first time. fre :-3 41

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Snow '72-'73 Win ter Drama Children's Theater, a long-time favorite at Tigard, again experienced success with the winter presentation of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. While not offering the world-famous Walt Disney version, the play nontheless gave a charming tale of adventure and romance. The plot revolved around the adven- tures of Snow White llVlary Brinegarl. Her wicked stepmothef, Queen Brangomar lPam lVlcDonaldl was jealous of Snow White and attempted to kill her, aided by Witch l-lex lhobin Darrl. Snow White, however, was helped by Berthold the Huntsman lJeff Johnsonl, the Prince lJoe Irbyl, and the Seven Dwarfs lDan Martin, White Highlights Children's Theater Dan Sanders, Mary Jane Spear, Kerry Swift, Carla Martin, Tim Nleskel, Sarah lVlcGuirel and the play had a delightful conclusion. The production enjoyed complete suc- cess, selling out opening night and playing to near-capacity audiences the other two shows. The play then went on tour, packing up lights, props, costumes, and makeup. There were two out-of-town presenta- tions, both in Portland: at Abernathy Grade School, and concluding a thorough- ly enjoyable show for everyone was a pre- sentation to a tiny audience at Waverly Childrens l-lome. 40

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Tigers Race To 3rd Place ln Wilco League Action Varsity Basketball lt looked as if this was going to be the year of the Tiger as in the opening games of the season, the Tigers defeated several of the highly touted teams from other leagues. Wayne Randall, Steve l-larris, Otto Ohm, Cliff Lewis, Flod Salstrom, Kevin lVlcVicker, and Flob Bieker were all re- turning lettermen and promised to give strength and experience to the team. Early in the year Quick lVlcVick lKevin McVlckerl established himself as floor leader for the team. Throughout the whole season when lVlcVicker wasn't scoring, he was making steals, drawing of- fensive fouls or dealing out assists. This earned him the Most Valuable Player award. After a promising pre-season, the Green Machine fell into hard times. All year the Tigers had trouble scoring and not once did they score over 75 points. Although they had one of the better de- fenses in the league the lack of an offen- sive punch definitely hurt. The lillost Improved Player award went to senior Casey Rawls, After playing JV's last year, Flawls was a much stronger player than expected. lVlost Inspirational award was received by Rob Bieker who also received ari award for the best free throw percentage. The Tigers finished the season with a respectable 10-8 win-loss league record and a third place finish in the Willamette Division. 42