Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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ALWAYS A SCORING THREAT, Shaun Orchard, a first learn all-star, controls the ball despite double coverage from rival Sunset players. Tigard ' s win over the Apollos earned them the Metro League champion- ship. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Kristin Ayres, Tami Shearer. SECOND ROW: Teri Shearer. Pam Tomblad. Dee Dee Bull. Coach Ed Cause. Barb Beenv, Barb Cumev, Trish Senner. BACK ROW: Tracy Hogue, Kathy Thompson Kathv Martinez, Tracy White VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Gary Enger, Paul Bruce, Reed Peterson, Brian Bailey, Barry Larsen. Todd Raudy, Terry Milam, Fred Hurley, Troy Bussanich SECOND ROW: Jason Cockreham, Brett Gorrell, Scott Wiggins, )ohn Teixeira, Marty Davis, Randy McKeon, Eric Tucker. Matt Stashin. Sean Mcll- voy. THIRD ROW: Coach Deno Edwards. Greg Wal- drop, Terry Kruger. Barry Albo, Albert Riehl, Randy Scholl. RarxJy Moore. Bill Ayres, Trainer Erk Kautz- ky. FOURTH ROW: Coach Frank Landon. jason Hedgepeth. Damon Fong, Mark Lester, Ted White- head, )im Patchin, Jason Jackola. Tony Boalright, Coach Frank Everhart. FIFTH ROW: Coach Jeff Davis. Jeff Held. Jeff Albo. Tony Pulicella. leff Baumgart, Kevin Durrell. Kerry Anderson. Doug Vrvilo. Coach Mike James. BACK ROW: Craig Ashenfeller, Tony Babin. Matt Hamilton. Rob Trommels, Gary Hjort, Karl Oesterblad. Tim Stashin. Dean Scacco, John Glassmeyer BALL CONTROL by Tim Alton helps the boys ' soccer team get the offense going. Improved scoring and a strong defense enabled the Tigers to outscore the opposition 17-1 1 during the season. 89 fal Sports

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Still, it was i good season with Orchard being named to the second team all-state stjuad. The girls ' team was just as overpower- ing as the boys ' . They, too, won the league title with Susie Clinton, Karin Jewett, Paula Myshak and Julie Carney leading the way. Goalie Susie Clinton had an outstand- ing year and was named first-team all state. She later was invited to work out with the U.S. Junior National team dur- ing spring vacation in Colorado Springs. Biehler joined her as an assistant manager team leader on the trip to the training site. Out on the roads and trails, the GIRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY team pulled together, ran well, and as a result, grabbed second in Metro and third in the district meet. With a few key injuries at crucial times, the girls finished third behind Aloha and Sunset at district after placing second in dual meets. The girls worked exceptionally hard to get ready for dis- trict, said Coach Dori Hamilton. They ran their hearts out and came in behind Aloha and Sunset. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY THS 20 Central Cath 41 THS 38 Sunset 20 THS 20 lesuit 55 THS 28 Glencoe 40 THS 2i Hillsboro 36 THS 21 Aloha 33 THS 30 Beaverlon Season: 5-2 25 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY THS 15 Central Cath 58 THS 28 Sunset 31 THS 20 St. Mary ' s 55 THS 21 Glencoe 44 THS 22 Hillsboro 36 THS 42 Aloha 15 THS 18 Beaverton Season: 6-1 43 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL THS 2 Hillsboro THS 2 Central Cath THS 2 Sunset THS Beaverton 2 THS Aloha 2 THS St. Mary ' s 2 THS 2 Glencoe 1 THS 1 Hillsboro 2 THS 2 Central Cath THS 2 Sunset 1 THS 2 Beaverton THS 2 Aloha THS St. Mary ' s 2 THS 1 Glencoe Season: 8-6 2 FIGHTING FOR THE BALL are Hope Larson and Karen Kaiser as a crowd watches the important match at Delta Park. The 2-1 loss eliminated Tigard from playoff contention. ATTEMPTING A PASS, Lauri White tries to escape from a defender during a water polo match. The girls ' team took the league title for the fourth consecutive year. 88 Fall Sports

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%(M tJkA cSi One ot the high points of the season was the performance of sophomore Jill VVallin. She qualified for state after placing sixth in district. Jill placed 33rd out of 151 runners. The previous year she was 58th. Her performance was much improved, said Hamilton. Juniors Denise McQuary and Amy Barrett also placed well in district. McQuary claimed 11th and Barrett was just nudged from state by Wallin, plac- ing seventh. The BOYS ' CROSS COUNTRY TEAM was enthusiastic, too. Led by Jim Smith, they raced to a second place fin- ish in district and according to Coach Frank Francis, district was definitely the best meet. We were predicted to finish fourth, but got second, missing by just six points, he said. After qualifying for state as a team, the group of Smith, Dan Miller, Kib Dacklin, Alan Vroman, Peter Beard, Paul Jung and Phil Hurley met the challenge of the Lane Community College course by finishing fifth. We had one super individual (Smith) and a pack of very good runners not far behind, said Francis. We had more GETTING PHYSICAL, Mindy Clouser and a St. Mary ' s opponent collide while trying to gain control of the ball. Clouserwas a valuable midfielder as Tigard ' s tough defense recorded seven shutout wins. SPLASHING TOWARD THE GOAL, Rob Gardner controls a pass in front of a defender and looks for a shot or for a teammate in scoring position. The THS boys outscored their opponents by a 125-68 IP margin. VARSITY GYMNASTICS TEAM: FRONT ROW: Tracy Liddiar, Kim Renick, Denise Pfeifer, Dana Andress. BACK ROW: Coach Nadine Randall, Alyssa Thomas, Caria Smith, Kathy Michell, Teresa William- son, Coach Melanie Fletcher. 90