Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Dina Townsend Milton Wallin Lauren Wenzel Polly Tritt Ken Weldon Jeanne Wetherington Mike Wallin Ray Weldon Robert Whitman yi it ,H 5 N L . Q. .F A is r t it - a ' Y t I Looks like it's one of those Mondays for Junior Patty Mahoney J 4 1 . X Y I xl A 'Q I K i 2 ,es v ' ni ' Z t.. 'C L ' l :M x x, ' 5: .L xi X m if X ,.-6 W A .6 1. Debi Wilkinson Craig Wilson Scott Wood Bruce Williams Bill Wood Jon Wrede Crazy Craig Johnson smiles slyly while trying to hide his PlaYb0Y Pln'up' 139 ,.J..! E t 1 ft i s ., f i E . Inuit l Angie Zuniga

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Renee Rodriguez David Sanders Richard Sanders ' l: i i' S S Q . r hi Chris Sebaugh Mike Shepard V Gennette Sontag Janet Spinney Brenda Staudinger Emory Shelley Sandy Smith Morgan Simpson Casey Smoot ' Tony Spangler Susie Sprague Sue Stewart if Jeff Spears Joe Stanton Steve Stiegele iw' Us -x .- 13 Q-f, ,N -. ,M ge v' ll, fx '- Q ' 1 Julie Stinnett Chuck Summrall y Kris Thomas When caught flirting, Michelle Gallien gives an innocent smile. Clndy Stowe Mike Szafranskl Roller' Thomson 138

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ophomores Outclass Everyone Else The sophomore class began the year with a lot of enthusiasm. One main reason for this was the thrill that came with no longer being the youngest class of senior high. The class of '8l's first major project of the year was the homecoming float competition. With The Future being their theme, the sophomores went right to work build- ing their float. Officers were elected in the fall. Candy cane sales were the big money-raising project for the class of 'SI this year. The money was used to bolster their not-so-large bank ac- count. Other projects were also planned. 54 'sf' : -'A K 4 Lisa Andrade Daisy Andrew Carmion Armstrong Pam Asbury Cherie Asher Stephanie Atkinson The sophomores have high potential with good leaders, commented Mr. Jim Taylor. They need to get together though. The class as it stands is just drifting when it comes to group activities. Mr. Taylor. new to Chugiak this year, was the class' new sponsor. He concluded by saying. AI- though the class has done very little this year, they have the talent to go far. The sophomore class is currently the largest class attending Chu- giak High. This is one of the reasons for the prob- lems of organizing group activities. As indivi- duals, they have the talent. gi Ls Sophomore class officers include. fBottom to Topj Gary Field Kim A Id qi H Atwood Hr- Pr9Sid9I1I- Lisa Berg- Vice President: Vicki Chessik, Secretary mo 'Lo Nola Sommers, Treasurer, Gordon Kinder. Sergeant of Arms 140