Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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x» rM t WITH THAT VALLEY GIRL LOOK, Celeste thiebold, Trace Uatson and Teri Lacey fit in Aith the Punk vs. Prepp vs. Valley Girl Iheine lur Tuesdav during Homecomine. OVERWHELMED B THE SURPRISE oi t)eing named queen, Bngette Leach gasps as Principal im McElrov prepares to wrap the traditional ' obe around her (belovvi. The senior iloat was thought by many to be the winner, but lost, raising a controversy (left). 15 Hommiming

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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).

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Homecoming: Tiger Ttieme Sparlis Week Homecoming Week continued on in tull stride with Thursdav ' s theme dav being Sun Day. Manv students came to school in sandals and shorts. The bonfire took place that night atter the ] ' football game. Although it rained hard, spirits were still high, especially as Jov Gates burned a Yes on 3 sign, the ballot measure that would have cut funds tor education. Green and white jersevs and sweats were the attire on Fridav. The pep assembly in the afternoon included appearances bv Deno Edwards, Greg VValdrop, Randy Moore and Luanna Beaslev, a creation said to be Sunset High ' s Homecoming Queen. The big game on Friday was the climax of the week. Attendance was outstanding on a beautitial night, but the 27-6 loss was not what tans were hoping for. The evening began with the car rally and float judging. At halftime, Brigette Leach was crowned by 1981 queen Kris Osman. She reigned over the rest of the e ening ' s activities and at the dance the following; night. BUSY WEEK lound the underclass PowderpulY team beating the seniors 6-2 itjeloul, Kris Osman crowning Brigette Leach as queen (above right) and Kellv Leth, lane Larsen and Chuck Morss on Punk vs. Prepps da (right).