Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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King Tut would probably die if he saw this try at pyramid building. Coach Mighty Mouse, alias Coach White, anticipates the go signal. r-CQ JN Only a leggers. Give us a smile with everything on it.. . .and we'Il pass it along. Q wh' at 1 www-' weigalf , Q., . E .A , , N x5 Q W-?f? '1G. 1-' ,warm -.,.:1,-- '.

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how, Pageant Feature CHS Talent On April 2, the choir sponsored a talent show open to entries from within the school. First prize, which was twenty-five dollars, went to four junior high guys doing a KISS performance. Second place was a tie and ten dollars was split between Jeanie Oberg doing an Irish Folk jig and the Country Trio with their version of the Orange Blossom Special. Appearing as special guests were Dale and Vicki Sanders, the singing duo. On February 24, l979, a queen was crowned. . ll Miss Elaina Kay Zuspan became the new Miss Chugiak-Eagle River. First Runner-Up was Sara Goese while Cindy Davis placed third. A varied array of talent highlighted the pag- eant. These ranged from singing to glass blowing to a dance-skit routine set to the song Splish Splash l was Taking a Bath. Gigi Wisthoff was the recipient of a IOO dollar scholarship and trophy as Miss Congeniality. This award is a special one that is chosen by the contestants. While walking her dog. Elizabeth Zib gives her interpretation 24 f tw, f .H . 1: il 4 5 H ' tl ' 3 Q 1 :. j4'.'l i K , - T 'H l l 0 . . I I 'Q in 3 1 ,,g.lM,.i.:.. . 1 ii 0 3 ffl' E 3 ' ffdll , i i ofaseg' I ,t 'L'-. 2 . Q ., gm- Q . , y U Q, . t 193 ' . .. 't-fiifg L S l 'ff 9' . 3,-f .'vg:,l '-I of Send in the Clowns. Pageant Contestants are from left: Elaina Zuspan, Cindy Davis. Debra Lindquist, Maureen Kusick, Coral Stace. Suzie Gardino, Sara Goese, Marci Laing. Gigi Wisthoff, Holly Lord. Sue Stewart, Elizabeth Zib, and Carol Call. Not Pictured are Pamela Ash and Carol-Lynn Neils. 101

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Class Of '80' Claims With a lot of work and class spirit, the junior class ran away with this year's Decathlon. The juniors totaled 66 points. with the sophomore class coming next with 58 points. The l979 Wacko Decathlon went smoother than last year's decathlon, The cooperation of the faculty and students is the reason it went over so well, said sponsor Mr. Andy Kirk. This is the second year the Hub Club has put on the decath- lon, and they plan to make next year's even bet- ter. Helping win the championship tug is senior Dave Garganta. Totally freaking out is piggy- back contestant Colny Tucker. ey. . ,, X-:L A :Fd - Wacko Victory The events included the piggy-back race, three-legged race, class pyramids, couples' bal- loon race, graveyard relay, raw egg throw, spider wheel race, pie eating contest, wheel barrow race. and the tug-o-war. This year the slow bicycle riding contest and the nail driving contest were eliminated. Some of the committees were the officials' committee, the judges' committee, and the score- board committee. They all were formed to work together and produce a successful decathlon. ,sl? Puffing his way down the floor while expressing his spider wheel talents during the Wacko Decathlon is Senior Darcy Swavely. 103