Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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Air Bands Rock The Casbah Although the concert hall was only the cafeteria and the crowd was made up of classmates, the excitement still prevailed as nearly 50 students partially realized their dreams of being rock stars at the Air Band competition during Homecoming. The music varied from the hard rock of Led Zepplin and Joan Jett to the new wave sound of the Go-Go ' s to the nearly extinct beat of the Village People. The bands were judged on originality, appearance, costumes and how convincing they were. Getting their acts together wasn ' t easy. The wmning band. Curiosity, practiced every day after school for two weeks. Lead singer Pat Barden said, We knew our music, played our parts and had a good time. It paid off as the crowd roared and girls screamed in appreciation. The Homecoming competition, held during lunches, was definitely a success, according to organizer April Davis. A second competition was held later in the year, in the evening so parents and non-students could enjoy the action too. IN THE SPOTLIGHT in front of the crowd. Pal Barden. lead singer of Cufiosilv sang •You ' ve Cot Another Think Coming. Jeff Maltingley of the Village People performed Macho Man. 19 Air Bands

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BIG-TIME STARS lor a day were Teri Lacey ol the Co-Go ' s, who did Vacation, Steve McAdoc who played guitar in the winning group Curiosity and Mar- nie Sherwood who appeared as Joan S%veat. 18 Air Bands

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VALENTINE ' S COURT: hKONI KOW: |ohn fiUnerM, ).ison |,k kola, R,indv Moore, Scoll Turner, Kerry Anderson (King ol Hejrlsl, Eric Tucker, Steve Moore. BACK KOW; Krislen Avres, C017 Lipps, Dee Dee Bull, Lisa Langford, Pani Tornblad, K.iren Kaiser, Adrianne Ramberg. A Break From The Routine A key part of any special week or activity was usually the assembly that presented the court or some related surprise. Assemblies took the fun and placed it in front of the student body. Class competitions, player introductions, award winners, queen coronations and musical presentations were all a part of assemblies during the year. Skits were normally a part of pep assemblies, often featuring humorous depictions of riyals. But class competition generally captured the major interest of the afternoon gatherings. Royalty was honored at Homecoming (Brigette Leach), Christmas (Lisa Garcia), Valentine ' s (Kerr ' Anderson), Unforgettable (Carol Riddel) and Prom (Anna Pazderic) assemblies. The student body enjoyed an unusual presentation when Kemfell showed their three-screen video production on the virtues of patience, a departure from the more standard assemblies. Assemblies were planned by members of the Assembly Committee and Activities Manager Lisa Langford. INTRODUCING THE YEAR ' S first dress-up dav, April Davis, Lon Castle and Carol Riddel display outfits lor Punk vs. Preppy vs. Valle Girl day during the Homecoming assembly (above). Mike Talbiit during his resignation speech (right). 20 Assemblies