Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Miner!-Hr Wilson-Activities Staff N -3 'Na , 'M-H.,- '1 - - PII I' -x .f-' A211 . Dale Carl son, Mark Moffatt. Jeff Sebaugnflghotografhers Debbm Cooper. Shelly Anderson-Ads 1 Stafi Julie Bakeberg-Business Manager Jeame Oberg' 13, ww-I Qu i Q1 -1, , . w 'w . MN .', rf ,. ...fi X, 'X 'i fl 2533- '17- Joe Miner. Bud Pugh- Special Effects ,I . M .ff X,- 3.1 Adviser MX. X ., -. T m - I resag-P

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Barry 1 E Staff 'Goes For lt' This past year the yearbook staff decided to go all out. First was the break from the traditional book to the new total book concept. With this new feature of the book, the staff could cover events during the entire year, instead of the tra- ditional September through March book with a supplement addition. All plans for this year's book were made at a full and rewarding week-end retreat at the Eliassen's lake cabin in Wasilla. Getting organized caused a few minor problems, as the staff was a relatively QU' 46' K Mrs. Judy With Total Book new one this year. They deeply felt the loss of last year's graduating staff for the first few months. Through a lot of hard work and determination, the staff decided it was time to forget the past staffs and build a new and even better one. This year the Babiche '79 staff decided it was time to GO FOR IT! With this attitude the staff worked the long and hard hours that it takes to produce a book and came up with a final result, which they term the best ever! . l l Becca Roberts-Activities Editort l Karla Wenzel-Sports Editor X any fx Maman- , Nvlviser Y Fi' Ulm.. , , : Wi' 2,3 24 'W' k ,,3,su,4.gy . 1 - 5 W l. J, l Y lfli' ' t , , W j Q .rlgf-rt Q 76 lux - W R 1 , , 5 . 15.5-2, e . A - 3 .,,.. , . .egg A l Joe l.ochl,., , HL I A tina Fosregen . fu-V ' h l l i . ' e.,

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Craftsman .lim Margentina has difficulty in finding a use for his hands. CONSTRUCHON SHOP OFHCE a ' i..'a..'.v A at TOOL STORA T f 'oi . . . f' l N .- assi? A , -M 1-.Q-Nu . my :L . WW' B...,.5 fn' l lll mu. 'I -fi Career Center. A i .3 . . 'ju-.M 'l 'W Q7 '44 , . - .. ,.. lf.. ,. tl i S51ll Q . ...TSX wwutv-Q . .xii . I 'W'!'k 5'-., ragga, 'fi 'W . ,,.t..1. ,, , ,'.,. 'w' ... , sw.. .- --M---',, f ,, -..-.,,ggW .. .4 ...nn . Q- ' ' ' . ,....,.,,v.- f -, .Q X... -..ah ..,. 4 .1 fam W- . f-IW - - f- ' ,4Il',l.l V - V 'f -va. K ,,,,..s,..,V. X-.,...Nm is-.,a.... W -- gnu, ft 4, .sh V M ...M ,- - U . ,,.r , - - ...V . ,..,....s.-- , ,MM I 'ff ff 1 f ..... . S .o.g..,, -- , . ,..-....fv'-v:f:.':sg.s:f:-'aai'J l ' 'f'5Ess..f-'- fr ...guy ,A 4r..Q1 ,--..f .an . , ... .4 A AV V f . . ,. M N ,k 1 I we t..-,f-6 ffverr'::LF L... .----Q-wrff'..4,.. ,..,...,r:a.-vw Q tSi 'QL2i'O f:f1.. :ff- fr' A-.490 f fs-ff ' . . ' Coordinator Praises Center 's Efforts T The Career Center is extremely successful. says Mr. Ken Rouse, Chugiak's coordinator for the trade learning school. So successful, in fact. that ninety-nine percent of the students who start taking classes at the beginning of school will con- tinue to do so. However, one setback is that only IOI5 students from CHS can attend. Students from all area schools attend the courses. Over twenty courses are offered at the Center. the more popular ones being Wild Fire Lands Man- agement CFirefightingJ, Emergency Medical Training, and Tourism. Tourism is so completely filled we can't get any people into it. states Mr. Rouse. Students need not be concerned about present low grades. We're not worried about previous grades. We want to know what the student will do upon entering. Mr. Rouse also would like to emphasize that this is an excellent opportunity for job-bound stu- dents. 78 Skimming over classnotes with a friend is Chugiak junior Rita Cambell. 1 x l ,...,- K : gxml