Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Room 25 is lust one of the many doors all decked out with the Christmas spirit. A A new grad goes up for two during the annual Alumni Night Basketball game. I ' ...Iggy .gf A f in 1 1 - - K. '- 2.11.5-11.51. - K- 'sip '-ms zg' Q v . ' , 4 - f ' ' t '-A v 33 x M if gg, y t. 'J CM ,.-V A 'A . s e in 1, 1 ' e 2'wa , L L:5.r..1f, .. v' . -- - .- r?53'fQ53.:s?Si t:t:t si- lisa f 'T ' A W ,Q .1 .t .,. , i 1 g K . , st 'C f a .wma ah-sf-1:4:-AJ-we'41f : 'W 5w?'g'?x5gM'wi 'i .X I M, ,,, .,,.....-,.t ' sy . N . A X .ip . sv. .-,...f1 y Q 5 is M' N 'A ' H' Tie? Christmas Spirit Descends Upon C 5 With the sounds of music and bells. Christmas senior class won the Honor Society-sponsored spirit hit CHS full force. Teachers and students canned food drive. and held a Santa photo booth alike joined in the fun by decorating homeroom doors for the annual SFC door decoration compe- tition. Mrs. Mac Owen's first hour English class won first prize with a fireplace all decked out with old literature author's stockings. Another prize was given to Mr. Primis' modern dance class. Two concerts were held and canned food was charged for admission. These cans were don- ated to the Salvation Army Christmas drive. The 68 at an Eagle River shopping center during vacation. On December 27, the CHS Alumni gathered for an Alumni Basketball game, featuring old-grads vs. new'grads. The old grads were victorious. Following the game a potluck banquet was held in the Social Studies Center. This year's Alumni Night was coordinated by Mr. Andy Kirk. An alumni association was formed and they will be planning next year's athletic and family night.

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Showing his stuff on the dance floor is sophomore John, The Kid . Lindquist. Enjoying one of the finer things of life is senior Valentino, Chris Kinney. K.. ? ln ferno Adds Fire To ' Winter Ball Disco Manial On the night of January l9, the senior class came alive with the activities of the biggest disco dance of the year. The Winter Ball. sponsored by the class of '79, took on a new theme this year. Instead of the traditional ball type dance with semi-formal dress, the ball turned DlSCO . Terry Curran and his disco sound system provided the music and lighting effects. An afternoon of hard work produced a sparkling cafeteria featuring metalic snowflakes hanging from the ceiling and silver writing on the 70 walls. The evening was highlighted by a Disco Inferno. Flames were shot off as high as the ceiling from Curran's fire pots. We really worked hard and are so happy that the dance was a success, commented Co-Chair- persons Julie Bakeberg and Elizabeth Zib. Know- ing that all the profit would be going to graduation made us work all the harder. Non-stop dancing was also great. It's nice when a band doesn't take any breaks. With all that dancing it was hard to keep the punch bowl full, concluded Julie. Q.