Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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Tigard Opponent 7 Barlow 17 O West Linn 60 O Reynolds 21 21 Clackamas 28 3 Lakeridge 56 O lvlilvvaukie 53 O Oregon Citv 14 7 Putnam 40 14 The Dalles 28 21 ABOVE: Dan Leslie adds extra point over out stretched arms of Clackamas defenders. LEFTL Snatching the ball out of mid-air is Wayne Flan- dall, an all-league honorable mention choice. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Driving home a point during halftime, coach Ketil Moksnes stresses the need for a tougher offensive line.

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BELOW: Fighting 72 Tiger Football Teamp manager Mark Shannon, Rob Bieker l7ll, Mark Dewitt i7Ol, Rory O'l-lalloran l20l, Rod Salstrom l74l, Mark McNaghton l6Ol, Ben AI- bright l33l, Mike Hughes i21l, Dave Nicoli i53l,coach Ketil Mosknes,head coach BillWatt, Dean Winans l8Ol, Marty Brown i61l, Brad Cloepfil i84l, Brad Peterson i24l, Dave River- man i41l, Scott Krltzer l62l, Joe Stewart l8ll, Lanny Finley i42l, Paul Phillips i41l, Skip Holcombe i22l, Kyle Brock l25l, coach Steve Guy Williams i65l, Wayne Randall i84l, George Gotshall i85l, Brooks Harvey i73l, Mike Scott l55l, Dan Thompson l26l, Rick Morford i10l, Chris Carpenter ll 1 l.

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JV F 00 tball Poor Turnout Hampers J Vfsg Team Has Winless Season The 1972 JV football team, like its elders, took to the field with high hopes and expectations, but also like the varsity, never seemed to get it together. The team limped through a winless season. Plagued by one of the poorest turnouts ever, lack of a large line, and key players being drafted up to varsity, the JV's ne- vertheless managed to put forth some excellent efforts. Probably the two most frustrating loss- es were the 26-12 whipping by Lakeridge and a close 20-12 defeat at the hands of Oregon City. In the Lakeridge game, the Tigers scored on the first play from scrim- mage and scored again a few minutes later. But the Pacers crept up on the scoreboard and finally ran away with it late in the game. Against the Pioneers, the Tigers started to move late in the game, scoring a touchdown and finally be- gan to work as a team. But time betrayed the Tigers before they could catch up. Voted lVlost Valuable PIayer by the team was sophomore quarterback Al Cha- vez, joined by lVlost Improved Player, guardflinebacker Tom Berning, and lVlost Inspirational Player, fullback Greg Olson. RIGHT: Mark Utz trips Milwaukie running back as Greg Olson llllll, Jeff Morrow l66I, and Steve Shelton l64l zero in. ABOVE RIGHT: Steve Johnson I23l scrambles for running yard- age as Greg Olson l44I and Jeff Morrow IGGI provide the blocking. OPPOSITE PAGE,TOP: Oregon City ballcarrier l34I is outnumbered two-to-one by Tigers Rich Lorence l73l and Chris Wiser l2OI. 22