Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Leading a fast break is Junior NOIH COUFIHGY- Attempting to block a Dimond Lynx is ball handler Maureen Kusick 4523. gg .af ,-as ...Af g ef it Kun- 3 '1 if '11 . .Lg . . ,rr, , , , I . ir v rits A .f 5: 'i ww . tg! , it Etta? ,I E rr . .. - 1- , .. ., ,ff vs s if e mtsifs. M- ' f la ,Wf,,'i gif 5 3 v-,ff ,gi 'K at , g t Y ' Ln, One step in front. with no obstructions, is Cheryl Curtis. Getting the ball over her opponent with ease is Kathy Hinkle. I 'fr ?' NSW.. - Q Q 9 px i'r'l Varsity quad Has Talent, ot Height The Girls' Varsity showed good talent, but fell short in height. Not exceeding five feet. ten inches, they had it tough at rebounds and jump balls, commented Coach Don Sanders. Starting the season on October 20, and ending it February l5, they played a total of I9 games, winning 6 and losing I3. At tryouts, I2 girls were chosen from a field of 25, to represent Chugiak as the varsity basketball team. Representing the team as captains were senior 224 Debbie Kane and junior Nola Courtney. Scoring a total of 260 points on the season with an average of I6 points a game, Cheryl Curtis was named the team's most valuable player. Chosen the most im- proved player was Kelly Kirk. Basketball is basi- cally a game in which tall players have the advan- tage. We had no tall players and although we did an excellent job of playing the game to offset this fact. we still lost games to the taller teams, con- cluded Coach Sanders.