Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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The club members work together to get the job finished. Mouth ' Reappears With Literary Club With a big push and many meetings, a Literary Club reappeared at CHS. The Horse's Mouth , a literary magazine, had not been published at Chu- giak High since I967. This year's sponsor Mrs. Sue Thrasher, decided to open the club to all grades. seven through twelve. The group sprang into action to put out a maga- zine that contained student writing, poetry, pho- tos, and drawings. The group initially had a prob- lem getting people to submit articles. The Literary Club then went around to the teachers and asked for suggestions of students' work. Mrs. Thrasher said that this was how they succeeded in producing a 30page magazine. The Horse's Mouth . was published once this year, in April. They were sold for 52.00 a piece, and there were 250 copies printed. The goals of the club were to get a lot of material and turn out a good magazineg next year their expanded goal will be to publish two or more magazines. 1 Organizing material for the Literary Club Horse's Mouth magazine is Junior Michelle LaCau. 88 l'E.I:','1s. fl-L Busily at work is the Literary Club sponsor Sue Thrasher.

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