Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Rifle Members Pro ve To Be Talented This year iunior high riflery began in late Sep- tember with about 20 participants, but then as the season continued, the total dropped to IO. Consid- ered by Coaches Jack Fiske and Bill Peissig as the highest scorer of the year was Mike Hickey, an eighth grader for the Gruening team. Out of a total of five meets, Gruening finished the season with three wins, and two losses, scoring very highly throughout the season. As rifle ntembers. the participants learned gun safety and shooting techniques. Coaches Fiske and Peissig commented on their team's effort: We had a lot of good shooters and sharp shoot- ers this year. We liked working with all of these guys and we hope everybody got something out of this course. We wish that more junior high students would get involved next year and par- ticipate in riflery. Rifle members Mike Hickey and hric Rotilson practice on their shooting. Taking a break from his strenuous practice to tie ht e Troy 67 .7 . - , ' , I ,,-we .l- - lfvlilvf. X. ,As Three of the best marksmen this year were rifle members Eric Roulson, Mike After being a hot shot with a very high score of 400 seventh grade sharp Hickey. and Chris Rodgers. They scored highly for Gruening this season. shooter kric Roulson stimulates burning his fingers on ltls rifle trigger 273

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'I The swim team reioices before yelling the great team cheer. Starting out his backstroke with a dive is Jon Dietrich. ,L V at-'Its Y. One of Marjorie Godwin's specialties is the famed pike . A fast start off the block is an important factor in victory. Swimmers Pro ve To Be 'Best Ever' The Junior High Swim Team, headed by Coach Dick Green with the help of Robb Boyer and Colny Tucker, showed other schools that they meant business. This year they went through the season doing their best as their record proved. The boys wound up with 5 wins and I loss. The girls certain- ly proved themselves as they rounded out the season with an undefeated record of 6 wins and 0 losses. Green felt that for the boys the toughest meet was against Wendler, where they won 85-8l. The best and toughest meet for the girls was against Wendler where they won 87-Sl. Named most inspirational on the team were Keith Living- way and Paula Brannon. Divers played a big part in the swim meets. They were coached by Mr. Robb Boyer with fresh- man Danny Legg assisting. Shrinking in number from 23 to 8, Boyer was still impressed with the performance of all the divers. Coach Green com- mented, This was the best all-around junior high team in Greuning history. 275 2-