Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Nccond year member Ron McKay reaches for every posslble xnch In Eklllllg the ball to the basket nn hopes of two points for the Lolts ntratlng on hrs :out shot IS a very determined Jon Master Ya -if grin lZ1 .F!.l.u. l tner evtn White Davld Choate Keith Hariehausen Erlc p oac ohn ulnsburg Manager Jay Sather Bottom Row Ron McKay Tracy Allison Tom Wilson Rodney Jackson Rodney Cummlngs Greg Ginsburg John Stahl Alvin Spencer Nat Prctured Jon Mosler Richard Ealem and Todd Voth

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Basketball Team Displays Enthusiasm This year's junior high boys' basketball team had a lot of seventh grade talent. Making up this talent were team members Kevin White, David Choate, Clint Rodgers, and Tracy Allison. Along with these seventh graders were eighth graders Ron McKay, Jon Mosier, Mark Thayer. Richard Ealem, Todd Voth, and Eric Thompson. The sea- son started in early Cctober with about 50 ath- letes, but by the end there were only 28. Colt Coach John Ginsburg gives his squad advice during a game. 1 I ,,.- ' I f Ready to jump is David Choate of the Gruening Colts' team. The competition began with two pre-season games. Their first game against Hanshew was lost by one point with a final score 37-36. Their best game was against Mears, where they won 37-32. Coach John Ginsburg commented on his team: This is a good team with a lot of effort and I hope the seventh graders on the team go out next year and do the best they can. The team ended the season with one win, five loses. l N 5 W. Q-'fr A . qt if Sprinting ahead of a strong defender on the opposing team, M,..f4 ' Gruening's center Todd Voth dribbles downcourt for a basket. 260 in . . Ms-14

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Colt Dribblers Polish Season Record The Gruening girls' basketball team was coached by Cyndi Martin this year, They won one game. It was an overtime against the Clark Fal- cons by a score of 27 to 25. The season started October ll and ended December ll, with the team practicing every day possible. They worked main- ly on perfecting basic skills. There were six girls who returned from last year's team: Jill Wanamaker, Carla Palmer, Mi- chelle Moore, Marcie Fay, Kim Headle, and Chris- Ready to pass the ball from the sidelines is Teresa Fletcher. Slapping the ball away from an opponent is Hannah Kirk. U ' ' WW tina Foster. The most improved player was Karin Rasmusson. The team captains were Theresa Fletcher and Christina Foster. The most valuable player was Jill Wanamaker. Mrs. Martin commented. The girls' team this year exhibitied excellent play throughout the season. There is no doubt in my mind that no basketball team. girls' or boys', could have as much spirit as the girls' basketball team at Gruen- ing Junior High. 'N-lub., 1 ,....-fn tw ' it Gil-w,fs' f 'l 3 Q 'l-lug . . , .. We ' g ... , 3- it K . 11 . '.1 - 'M i Q F' 5 I X, fs . -R,-K . . V -s 1 if -'-a .413 ...fi 7123 ' i , l -Q i . 1 J t si ii ,. , ' A VK r , 2 N .wwe 5 I - y ek tt, 5 A, , . , 1 ,tsfyllfffigg i , f so 5' if-Q'f'f'aK 2. 1 'f i es Z i J mW,w , 2' ' qi' , . as if Getting ready to rebound, Gruening Lolts await the outcome. K 'ffm . 4 ,WJ W -7 262