Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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TOTALLY DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES taxed both brains and muscles in endurance contests. Scott Shannon and Shane Artis played chess and Tim Bushnell and leff Pulicella and Kristie Angland danced in the Dance-A-thon with teacher Diana Troute and numer- ous other students. 13 loR-A-Thon

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Jogging For Dollars Jogging was only one of numerous activities that occupied the afternoon of Sept. 24, as students participated in a district-wide Jog-A-Thon to help pay off Tigard ' s new football stadium. In addition to the traditional running, students hugged, cheered, danced, kicked, ate, videoed and talked. They also played chess, tossed eggs and rode bicycles. Approximately 25 clubs took part in the different activities with each group (including sophomore, junior and senior classes) getting pledges for their particular activity. They then kept 40 percent of the money they earned and donated the remaining 60 percent to the Tiger stadium fund. Of the S3,000 earned, clubs got to keep $1,200 for their treasuries, aiding them in paying for their year ' s activities. All students were urged to participate in an assembly held two weeks before the actual event, though only about 200 students ultimately responded, which organizers considered a good turnout. PLEDGES PAY OFF as the TIgerettes spend an hour in a Kick-A- Thon, John Fitzgerald and David Franzen pump iron in the new weight room during a Lift-A-Thon and runners Keith Nichols and Lisa Byerley run the track in the log-A-Thon. 12 Jog-A-Thon

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Homecoming, Tiger Theme Sparks Week The 1982 Homecoming Week was full ot memories for everyone involved. Following a 12-hour decorating session on Saturday by a few students, the week began on Monday, Oct. 18, with the theme Eve of the Tiger. Monday was Tiger Day and saw several students come to school wearing their ears and tails. Mascots, of course, wore their complete Tiger outfits. Tuesday was Punk vs. Preppy Day, with the multi-colored shades of hair of the punk rockers competing for attention along with Valley Girls and preppies. The Variety Show, emceed by Jane PicKell and Pat Barden, took place Tuesday night. The show was student-directed bv Missi Smith, who gave a memorable rendition of Big Spender. Country music was piped through the intercom on Wednesday for Western Day. Many students wore cowboy hats or complete western outfits. Some girls wore green jerseys in anticipation of the Powderpuff game that night which the underclass girls won by a surprising score of 6-2. PUNK FASHIONS highlight lulie Burk and Tracy Bryant (above right! while rally boys at the Powder- puff game iPhil Hurley, Troy Davis, Gregor Mitchell and Paul Martin) choose skirts Irightl. A car rally entrant (below).