Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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5,.,11.'..' Portraying the LaVerne and Shirley of CHS are Cathy Hinkle and Julie Bakeberg. 15 as 9 . , 41 n ' K - A til- . ' :lf 'f 'M l'T,.13-2'- ' IV' A I vLi ..:l . ' H - ' 3. . .V - Y.. .,, M X 1 Htl W Y . . Getting a cold shower was part of the Steeplechase Race, as three participants discover. Er ' 5 Q U . p 45 ' ,Q ' , A J .. . .z' ' u ' i . t . . , , nl l V' w ll f v' l L ' . H. Q -X l llliy 'Fi r . ... 1 , 1 if W ,QF ,- M... .,.. , EK Freshman Danny Legg solves the leakage problem in the cafeteria on Hat and Sock Day. What are you guys staring at? I always dress this way! states Lisa Svitek on Tacky Day. 56 'I . 4 aa. wifi!-Q7 M' 1 ma in s,'.3'1' T: 45.9.1 I ll ' -of-fx . . ' 'f' - ldv. v 'H' . .. ' ' f- Q. N -i - -- I f SMI? .-jnhfwlf' 41 .4 --.....,f.. .,.- - - S , i l 3 ,, 1 E . 1 2 if K 1 I la fy l L 4

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llll Clik l.RI'liNlN!2 SFAIONIHI-it in 1 mutt' rt '55 .t.-,, ,---- 1.31, ., -.,t. ...AV I, T' CLASS 5 l 1 mv- H-an-..-- ,.-m.u,tmteut -L , 'Y - xg. .1-I-Anzac?-...lL..,-.A. .t.1.-A WVQW ' ,ILM sszdgg - .25 -q,gat1411 . taaeg H .A tm, Vgnv, , 5 meer--:'f-5 , iz-1 wmms Y gem' 1- W Y zfammg ,- ,1-Y, mp. Y il 1 - -001 WM-r'w nv mano-N I :im --U -an 1 ' '..t ma- 1... ' '-- um r,-ma an-an-4 it 'ny rms bun if ,vm ,. Students Launch With the start of the new school year, students noticed several additions and changes at school. The junior high halls were painted colors like lime green, radiant yellow, and bright blue. Another change was the addition of two new administrators. Mrs. Debbie Reading, who is in charge of curriculum, spends most of her time working with the faculty. However the students soon became familiar with Mr. Lee Winn. discipli- narian, for his controversial Winn's Laws. Year With Six Hours Over last year, Chugiak gained eleven new teachers, and the return of one former staffer. Another major change was the new track and football field. which was quickly put to use by the J.V. football team for home games and P.E. classes for flag football and lap running. Probably the most noticeable change for stu- dents was the six hour day and the shorter pass- ing time between their classes. This change was one met with many mixed reactions. Y ,Q r-1-v An empty hallway prepares itself for the onslaught of activity of the upcoming year 55

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'N 'T' Boom Chick-a-Boom! yell the football cheerleaders at the Homecoming assembly. I 51 '23 D775 : '- - - L ' ,Is Active Week Increases Winning Spirit With the Homecoming game only a week away, the halls of CHS came alive with activity. On Monday students were seen wearing the craziest of hats and the wildest of socks. Well prepared for Tacky Day, many came to school clad in plaids and stripes on Tuesday. During lunch, representa- tives from each class participated in the annual Steeple chase, won by the seniors, and the Pony Express Bicycle Race, which was conquered by the sophomores. Getting down to the sound of the if 5O's, their dudes and chicks came to school Wednesday wearing bobby socks, leather jackets, ponytails, and greasy hair. They had the opportu- nity to boogie in the senior high cafeteria during lunch. On Thursday, dressing as grandparents and teachers, a handful of students wore gray hair and wrinkles for Geritol Day. Friday was the tra- ditional Black and Aqua day. Spirit Week ended with a pep rally, which got everyone in a winning mood for the Homecoming game. , yt s is' .r 'QFf'l3g.5gQ':,df31, 3 .shams be , D f 'sf ' , Q w Y A ' - Q ycgy .f gggfp 'WE N, ,, . . YL. H 31 .- :NK -.-- xylem . e was 'fm- sf., 'Q t M Showing future features are Janet Maher and Cindy Davis. Sophomore Meg Penisten peddles her way to victory in the Pony Express Bicycle Race 57