Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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EYE-BALLING BOSOM BUDDY Cbelowl Jeannie Caswell is sur- prised that her better half, Mary Silvey, gets the first laugh. RIOTOUS RAGS ffar belowj clothe all the hicky hillbillies at the annual Sadie Hawkins barn dance. The absence of decorations is courtesy of Girls' League. 17 MONTHS PREGNANT Qrightj Robin Fletcher modestly dresses to conceal her condition caused by an overdose of grits and jowls.

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SADIE HAWKINS Welcome To The Land Of Grits And jowls Sadie Hawkins Week started out with a hush. Girls tried not to speak to the boys, and when they did they would have to forfeit a ticket purchased from a Girls' League officer. Dean Clark was so irresistible that he coaxed his way in- to 240 tickets thus becoming THS's new Studley Dudley,'! Then on Wednesday, only the gullible students went along with Gay Day. This was a rumor started by Randy Fennell in which students exchanged clothing articles with the opposite sex. Bag Day was a great success even though it was rained in. Instead of students harassing in the grass with their picnic lunches, the girls treated their guys to lunch on the cafeteria floor. Tom Mardock and Lotte Biesvag reigned over the girl- ask-boy dance. In order to get into the dance, girls paid a penny an inch for their guy. During the dance the chap- erones judged couples on originality. Chosen as the best dressed couple were Terri Klang and Tim Stewart. HILLBILLY ROYALTY Cbelowj include Dick Cahill, Collette De- witt, John Nemarnik, Annette Steinke, Fred Trueax, Carla Fon- tella, Paul Garrett, Helle Riiskjaer, King Tom Mardock and Queen Lotte Beisvag. TAKING A BREATHER Crightl Paul Fisher, Marryin' Sam, looks over the couples he has just united.

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F A LL D R AM A casr or CHARACTERS 'David And Lisa' Probes Emotionall Disturbed The pain and joy of self discovery in a school for emotion- ally disturbed children was the subject of the THS Oct. 24 and 25 fall production of James Reach's David and Lisaf, David Clemens, a boy with a mortal fear of being touch- ed, was played by Tim Dull. Lisa Brandt, a schizophrenic, was portrayed by Debi Mayernik. Other cast members were Steve Holgate, director of the school, with David Kahr and Debbie Vaughan as staff mem- bers. Lotte Beisvag, Norwegian exchange student, made her acting debut as David's mother. Patients were Dave Skog- lund, Alison Lindsay and Bob Cormier. The actors received invaluable help from staff members of the Perry Center Home for Children who provided in- sight into the workings of an emotionally disturbed mind. Using both experimental staging and lighting the cast, laden with underclassmen, played to capacity audiences. David . . . ..... Tim Dull Lisa ....... Debi Mayernik School Director . Steve Holgate David's Parents. . . Paul Garrett Lotte Beisvag School Staff ..... Dave Kahr Debbie Vaughan Sharon Arnold Lynette Galloway Brian Craig Patients. . . . Thugs . . . . . Little Girl .... . Dyan Nemarnik Alison Lindsay Dave Skoglund Bob Cormier Mike McCarley Marion Hall .Tom Hargrove Gary Heintz . . Lisa Lindsay SHRINKING INTO ANOTHER PERSONALITY Cleftj in a moment of stress, Lisa transforms herself into second personality of Muriel. Lead role featured Debi Mayernik. ANGERED AT REMOVAL FROM SCHOOL Cabovej, David releases pent up frustrations on helpless head counselor of Berkeley School, portrayed by Thespian President Steve Holgate. DARKNESS OF DEPRESSION Cabove leftl shrouds David, played by novice actor Tim Dull, as he retreats from reality. Title roles featured two Tigard High juniors.