Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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, fog t Coming out for the mile run is seventh grade members Theresa Fletcher. Lisa Luchterhand, Jim Daniel, and .lohn Stahl, who all did well in distance. 3 ,I . i ' ,, o,t.s.,f , 'L t a 'M 1 . t Q s X? if 1 Racingilrtg in the inaie js, iaith stqinq Junior Hi h A thletics Hit The Tracks When the track season began on April 9, we had an abundance of IIOIIO people. In every event we had athletes who would work hard to get into that number one position, commented Coach Gene Morgan, one of the junior high track men- tors. Some athletes who placed first many times this season were Frank Imhof-shot, Richard Ea- lem-discus and high jump, Randy Wild and Dale Schutt-mile run, and Paul Staso who placed high in the IOO and 220 yard dashes and went undfeated in the 80 yard hurdles. Other coaches for the team this year were Colny Tucker, Cyndi Martin, and William Webb. The seventh grade girls team put out more effort than ever this year and with their talent they helped us win two of our meets. All the relay teams did very well in competition, Morgan ad- ded. Out of a total of five meets Gruening earned 3 wins and 2 losses. A few eighth grade girl track- sters who deserve to be mentioned are Hannah Kirk, our best hurdler, Jennifer Martin, Dennise Lattery, and Marci Fay. '9' Using a lot of strength to beat a competitior is Jim Daniel, Giving a sigh of relief after a difficult race is Julie Benotti. 276

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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-

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After placing third out of five in the lm vard dash, Paul Staso gets punched by eighth grader Tim Roberts who is very disappointed in his running. ' 1' 3 v . as as-ya .1 ., it ll .eq f, ' W . rr.. I at Coach Webb stares intently at the tracksters finish Bottom Row: Angie Harris, Ashlyn Kuerdten, Sanya Welch. Lisa Luchterhand, Deatra Scott, Theresa Fletcher, Glendella Freeman, Rochelle Scovel. Sarah Roberts, Tammy Huffer, Leonne Davis, Julia Kiehl, Deanne Schaffer, Coach Cindy Martin, Second Row: Coach Willian Webb. Jennifer Martin, Jason Madson, Eric Berson, John Stahl. Chuck Bruner, James Jinks, Winston Kaltenbach, Jeff Steed, Lee Barbar. Tracy Allison, Jim Daniel. Lonnie Wood, Jeff Belmudes. Coach Gene Morgan. Third Row: Coach Dave Christy, Marcie Fay. Dennise Lattery, Lisa Benotti, Julie Benotti, Hong Phan. Hannah Kirk. Stephanne Allison. Kaye Moeller. Katrina Kusick. Tanya Bowers, Judy Hanks, Dewey Schutt, David Chote. Fourth Row: Tim Roberts. Mark Wenzel. Frank lmhoff, Paul Staso, Tim Hill, Keith McNall, Randy Wild. Alan Gould, Randy Vanderwood. Fifth Row: Richark Ealum, Thomas Lochner, Rusty Jackson, Robert Cambell.