Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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COACH DON HEDGEPATH CONFERS with Mike Scott on sidelines as IV squad concentrates on gridiron action. IV FOOTBALL SQUAD, front row fl to r j Ron Bonaker, Cliff Talbot, Joel Holcomb, Mike Scott, I1mN1col1, Ronjack Darrel Cook, Bruce Etlmg, Bill Olson Second row, Phil Errens, Arnie Nyberg, Kevin Lee, Randy Guard, Mark Cook Stan Nibblet, Paul Horn, Randy Loeks, George Mumby, Phil Hunt Third row, RandyBurke, Dav1dNegler, Don Mcolfin, Don Hampton, Chuck Olson, Fred Arnold, john Nicholson, Mark Saul, Rod Madlin, Alan Wilcut, Coach Ernest White Fourth row, Coach Don Hedgepath, Dick Maisey, Bob Schultz, Ed Hooten, Rocky Arn, Gary Saul, Cliff Guard, 11m Whaley, Mark Maleta, Casey Nortness, Eddie Bartlett, Louis Vaday '29

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JV FOOTBALL Squad Looks To Future Amid paint-box bright autumn colors, Tigard's JV football team fought their way through two wins and six losses. Not an impressive record, but the talents developed will benefit 69's squad. A skillful defense and outstand- ing individuals marked the '68 W 's However, th e ir inconsistent de- fense, trouble, being able to con- tain wise plays and receiving pen- alties in key moments hampered their overall success. A rib injury to crucial player Bill Olson in the third game also hurt the team. Coach Don Hedgepath l i s t e d s e V e r al outstanding JV players, Fred Arnold, Gary Sand, Bill Ol- son, Randy Burke, joel Holcomb, Bruce Etling, Cliff Talbot, Mike Scott, Darrell Cook and Ron jack. SCOREBOARD T igard Dallas O 7 Forest Grove 49 7 West Linn 28 0 Lake Oswego 26 7 Oregon City 19 7 McMinnville 6 7 Tillamook 26 0 Newberg 6 0 MUD AND BLOOD distort the tired Visage of Sophomore Tackle Ron Jack. AN END SWEEP breaks for long yardage in the McMinnville game with Tigers Winning 7-6. 28

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CROSS COUNTRY Fantastic Four Takes District Second Racing their Way through the artistry of autumn, Tigard's cross country squad didn't stop to catch their collective breath until second place in district was achieved. They started the year with an impressive victory at the Tillamook early-season invi- tational run. The fleet-footed tro upe then thundered on to Win all league meets. Not the least of their accomplishments was a second place at district. This qualified Tigard's Cross Country department for their second year at state. Called the Fantastic Four by their team- mates, the company of Juniors Karl Lamon and Dean Clark, Seniors jim I-Ierbst and Tim McVicker often placed four out of the top five runners. The remaining varsity members placed significantly high to keep Tigard on top all year. junior varsity standouts Keith Moore and Robin Lee careened the JV squad to a third place in district. Coach john Ulwelling summed up the sea- son: This was the most successful year yet. We expect to go to state again next year! VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM fl. to r. Q: Tim McVicker, Jim I-lerbst, Karl Lamon, Coach john Ulwelling, Dean Clark, Conrad Pearson and john Karr. JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM QI. to r. j: Mark Fullerton, George Simons, joe Steyaert, Robin Lee, Mike McV1cker and Keith Moore. TOP TIGARD I-IARRIER, far right, Dean Clark and the rest of Tigard's Fantastic Four show strain while battling for position with Lake Oswego runners early in the TYV district meet. Tigard thinclads are from left Tim McVicker, Karl Lamon, 11m I-Ierbst and Dean Clark.