Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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HIGHLAND LASSIES Swords, jigs and flings The Scottish Jig, Broad Sword, Single Sword and the High- land Fling were a few of the Scottish dances performed by the 20 members of the Highland Lassies this year. Judy Ems headed the organization and Mrs. Judy Hoots was the advisor. The Lassies possessed skill and agility as they performed various movements of the dances to the skirling wail of bagpipes. Halftime entertainment during Homecoming was provided by the Highland Lassies. At the Christmas assembly they delighted the student body with their latest dance, The Scottish Jig. The Lassies proudly demonstrated their skill during the May Fete assembly. Football and basketball games were highlighted by their performances. Diane Bimieler, portraying a washwoman chasing a pig, stomps enthusiastically to thebeatof the Scottish i at the Christ J' s mas assembly. Back row: Kathy Benz, Pam Judy, Liz Vasey, Shirlee Johnson, Sharon Emseik Joleen Gedney Judy Ems Krista Treuax .af Sitting: Shirley Branch, Diane Bimeler. t Tr, 3 .mf ' 5,1711 N 43'

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NEW SCHOOL Buildin program doubles capacity Modernistic architecture and design, a combination of the popular earth tones and an array of warm colors establish the continuity of the remodeled sections with the new additions. Last year, TI-IS went through upsetting building changes to expand with the growth of student population. The new section, totaling Sl, 280, 000, p r o V i d e d Tigard with 25 new classrooms, including the new science facilities considered one of the finest in the state. Also included in the new rooms is a lec- ture room with the capacity of 195, where several classes can listen to guests and View movies. 4 ., ,ft 43,1 fm 1' Every human being has the right to freedom in searching for truth. This inscription was placed on the bas-relief sculpture in memoriam of former THS student Marlene Mickly. The plaque, designed by Ken Patecky, represents a girl dancing with her arms out-stretched towards a sunburst. It is located in the cafetorium. Floor plan shows new sections including cafetorium, all B numbered rooms on both upper and lower levels, the new gym and lower dressing rooms. Through the addition, the school has doubled in size. sg Bl su Bl an 91+ 310 819 1 .ga werjflaof 3 4 Z 7 7 Udlvffflff 6 4- ' Wwwnumnnnmunlnlulmmmuununluuunuwunsunlu mm 0' , Wad: I E. EQ EN EN Em it Illllllllllllllllllillllllllllll :Y ah, I fl 5 o :cry im xc L - fflfffffff E mtmfnfe mad: J FWWWW O ,, 2 K X , X ullllvlwl IIIIllllllIIIIIIllllllIIIII.ll IIIIHHIIIHLII' lm Hill' i lllluunm i , I llllllllllllllll S Q- ' 'H'H''gf'Wm:ufmmunununumij Zi lla SEI a gl t ll RSE 5 unulunmuwllu iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiimlfg r- l as : M grunt 11 T I - I E 3 I 2 - - 'HE rlllll Iulullllllllllllilrllll a !lK H t X. L rg rtuunllllluullvufhnnf 1 E 5 llll A ,W llluunnmnulmu ut ,,, l Q t 111,00 5 ' das , m y t Q sg- 5 vs as C