Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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JJ CAST Charlie Brown .... ..... .I ack Asbury Lucy ..,...... Jennifer Ginsburg Linus .... . . .Lauren Wenzel Snoopy . . . 4... Kurt Hargan Schroeder . . , . . .Terry Groll Patty ... ..... Kim Cherry Pianist ,..,.,,. , .Kathy Wienhold Student Director ...... Chris Arnbrister Director . ,. ..... Ms. Gay Monteverde Comforting his very temperamental big sister, Lucy, is blanket-loving Linus. Singing at the top of his lungs for supper is the canine comedian, Snoopy. .11 s-e ...nw ,- .,: ,y,..s. y.-,.f.'.f yi if .x51f.-v-.--Vu:-'wif 4-. fir.-Lf 5:1 ' 't . ' j 1 I l The Peanuts Baseball team gather for a little between-inning pep talk 73

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Flirting with Schroeder, the amateur Beethoven, proves boring to Lucy. Drama Schedule Adds Winter Musical This year at CHS a winter play was added. This play, You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown, was directed by Ms. Gay Monteverde and Chris Arn- brister. Presented on January I2 and l3, it was the first musical since Oklahoma in I975. Audition- ing the cast were Mr. Steve Primis, choreo- grapheri and Mrs. Kathleen Jaynes, chorus direc- tor. The entire performance took place on one set built by Chris Schmidt and Tim Montgomery. Before the curtains rose. the cast and crew did a lot of promoting. A critic from the Anchorage Times attended the show and wrote an article. The thespians were asked to perform at many places, but the group had to decline. The Theatre Guild Company from Anchorage, who were per- forming the same show, came and saw the play here at Chugiak. They then invited the cast and crew to see them perform. Ms. Monterverde stat- ed, This was the best play l ever worked with because everyone, cast and crew, gave Iwi, The two directors investigate Snoopy's dog house for fleas. 72 .ff

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New Campaign Increases Paper Sales The Mustang Round-Up staff began the year with a revolutionalized promotional campaign, Apart from the usual good stories. pictures. and news reports, a golden ticket was added to a selected number of papers. Upon filling out this ticket those lucky ticket holders were eligible to participate in a drawing for various prizes. The prizes ranged from a record album to fall play tickets for a performance of Count Dracula. The Round-Up staff was divided up into five main groups. These consisted of the News and t 5 t ,f 1' l s 4 Hunting for the scissors is edi- torial editor Denise Spinney. Sports staff which included the editor Andrew Cochrane, the editorial staff, the features, a few strays, and last but not least the Peanut Gallary, made up of the new junior high staff. With a new six-page paper coming out every two weeks, the schedule was pretty hectic. Dur- ing the first week of each two week periods, stories were due. The second week, layouts and pictures were expected from the various sec- tions. Along with this, pasting down and checking pages occurred, then . . . OFF TO THE PRESSESI -i 2 3, 2 , M. ' Q pi 'l .th i si. 'lf 'X' i . X .MAN ..,. A am L t ' ! . 1, C .A ' A if . si, gvnwh LM .4 A s Jing W W ,ewes . .ss,fft3.Q:: f 'Rid ' x 'tcm Tv 1 t 1. -L tt gk S. Features staff Cathy Coehlo and Laurel Lyford plan an upcoming issue. 74 Editor Andy Cochrane hands in another story.