Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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2 ie, if Newly formed journalism 1 class members U. to r.j Patty Stearns, Mary Sue Beck, and linda Bisbee contributed to school and local newspapers. The firstj 1 cub edition was produced by Ian Stebbins. HI-SPOTS Informative viewpoint As each edition of Hi-Spots is assem- bled the newspaper Staff becomes in- volved with news copy, dummy sheets, headlines, and copy reading. Hi-Spots offers an informative view- point . lt preserves and clarifies mem- orable events of the school year and provides a unique opportunity for those interested in journalism to learn re- sponsibilities in communication. During the fall, journalism students attended a state-Wide journalism con- ference in Eugene. Since the staff Went from 9 to 16 edi- tions, Hi-Spots has earned three na- tional first-place honor ratings from Quill gl Scroll and National Scholastic Press . Responsible for every aspect of Hi-Spots are editor fl., Kathy Nicoli and assist- Gail Matthias, who established a ant Denise Pierce . 21 public information program with Tigard Times, receives annual journalism award.

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T 4 Urging the Tigers on to victory, the pep band exhibits spirit with a lively beat. Here they wear traditional green and white hats. PEP BAND The pep band, urging the Tigers on to victo- ry proved a morale booster to the student body and the teams of 67-68 . Under the direction of Richard Powell, the 20 members of the band created an enthusiastic air at assemblies and games, with halftime entertainment and the rally moving to the beat. Opening each game with the national anthem, the pep band plays an important part in pro- moting Tigard spirit. Terry Adkins served as student director. QQ Club presidents, class representatives, Hi- Spots and yearbook editors are the group of students who comprise the Inter-Club Council. The main duty of ICC is to act as a coordina- tor and organizing bf ly for all clubs and their activities . The Council makes sureuzhat clubs are participating in some activity at all times . They also meet each month to select candi- dates for Boy and Girl of the Month. Listening attentively to club representative are ICC mem- ' bers Glenn Olson, Kerry Haas, D e nis e Pi er c e , Nita H p Flores, and Bryan Gillham. is, as

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Inspiring the win-hungry Tigers on to victory the Pep Club ex.h1b11's their support. PEP CLUB The spirit-boosters Hmmm of Bursting into a frenzy of green and white, clapping and yelling to the beat of the Pep Band, the Pep Club provided asplash of color at all home games. Advised by Mrs. Nancy Lewis, Mrs. Mar- garet Winfree, and directed by President Wendi Conover, enthusiastic members boost- ed school spirit and team morale by provid- ing half -time entertainment. Their purpose is to plan organized activities for pe'p assemblies and athletic events. The Pep Club also assisted the Lettermen during Homecoming with the sale of corsages.