Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Making sure packaging is done the correct way. junior Marty Martin does it himself. First year President is Susie Sprague. ttf' ki -1 i 2 i 5 Ifv Products like this were pu out y JA members. fa GHUGIMC HIGH H00 Community adviser Jacob Crisafulli keeps his eyes on construction. 65

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.Iunior Achievement Members: Secretary Nancy Oesau, Steve Child, President Susie Sprague, Jerry McGowen, Treasurer Kim Davis, Community Adviser Phil Earl. Keith Reed. Randy Moreau. Marty Martin, and Brenda Staudinger. 1 1-yfffrrvm Wvff -L Xyl.!,e6f . -131 xc ff' Alaskan fungus art was also made for a profit. Waiting for the crowd of big spenders are Junior Achievement members Kim Davis and Randy Moreau. First Time .LA. Comes To Chugiak Chugiak High School had its first taste of the National Junior Achievement this year with a local chapter sponsored by the Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber of Commerce and the Kiwanis Club. The purpose of the program is to teach high school students how to organize and run businesses, take care of losses, labor, materials, and merchandis- ing, and of course to reap the profit of all their labor. Candles, wreaths, Alaskan fungus art, and 64 native clay ceramics were the money-making pro- ducts. They were produced at Chugiak High School every Wednesday beginning in November. JA consisted of I6 members including 8 offi- cers. President Susie Sprague, with the help of Phil Earl and .lake Crisafulli, lead the group through the first year frustrations. They sold their pro- ducts at local businesses and divided their profits among shareholders at the end of the year. 3

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Orchestra: Back-Drew Brosh. Middle-Lisa Goche, Mandy Senseney. Jennifer Martin. Amy Cronk, Joe Spears. Front-Rick Coates. Ast. Conductor Raylene Monroe, Rob Sauve. Conductor Marlow Thomas. Not Pictured-Concert Master Loren Rhyneer, Concerts, Festivals Occup y Musicians Hidden talent surfaced in the Chugiak instru- mental programs. Both the Symphonic Band and Orchestra produced many promising musicians and their accomplishments were many, according to Mr. Darrel Daley and Mr. Marlow Thomas. With thirty-seven members, the Symphonic Band performed three concerts, marched at the Homecoming game and in the Fur Rondevous Pa- rade. participated in the annual SolofEnsemble and Music Festivals, and played at graduation. Performing at fifteen athletic events, the CHS Pep Playing at pep assemblies is a tradition of the band. Sorting music is one of Kathy WienhoId's fine talents. 66 Band augmented game attendance. This was the first year the Orchestra was able to perform as a complete group. Percussionists and brass and wood-wind players from the band practiced and performed with the Orchestra at the Christmas concert. A total of twenty-two musicians represented Chugiak in the SolofEnsemble Festival in Febru- ary. This was the largest number that had ever participated. Both groups also made special ap- pearances at the local elementary schools. 1-1' SK I ........... e