Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Variery Of Issues In Social Srudies Promotes lnreresr Who volunreers? Zagreg, Genoa, Zurich, Drussek, Thames River, Delfasr! -Mr. John Ginsburg You can 'r go unril you 're srraighr, clean, and guier.l -Mrs. Elaine Hanrz All righr people, go ro workl -Mr, John Jorder 'Conrrol yourself! -Mr. Terry Jorgensen Ler's see who is and who ain'rl -Mr Andy Kirk Cur rhe chir chor! fMr. James McGrarh 'Ouesrions or commenrs anyone? -Mr Dill O'rhuse Bodgie Belk are bells rhar confuse me, rhey're bad bells. They shouldn'r ring in my room. You see, up here you do everyrhing backwards, you mispronounce rhe English language, l srill don'r know if ir's chee pee or pee Chee! -Mr. John Shaw The Social Srudes Deparrmenr rhis year offered a variery of elecrives in irs program aimed ar reaching sfudenrs how ro ger along rogerher, Social issues were broughr up and rheir pros and cons discussed The deparrmenr raughr US Hisrory, Personal Hnance, Economics, and Goyernmenr as rhe basic foundarion reguired of all srudenrs. Elecriye Courses were rhen offered for upper classmen, emphasizing currenr inreresrs and including such possibilries as Law Srudies, rhe Middle Easr, and Psychology. A federally-funded collegelevel Advanced Placemenr Class was ako available for juniors and seniors. The social highhghr of rhe year for rhe deparrmenr was o midryear parry ar Mr John Ginsburgs home ro meer Mr. John Shaw, an exchange insrrucror from Ausrralia J .QW is A 5-'14 L- Social Srudies Deparrmenr Mr Terry Jorgensen, Mr John Jorder, Mr John Ginsburg, Mr Dill Orhuse, Mrs Dianne Parnow, Mrs Susan Rosrin, Mr James, McGrarh, Mrs Elaine Hanrz, and and Mr Andy Kirk Coach Kirk shows his prepararian for his bour wirh a kangaroo LOOIWVQ Of me new kids ln W5 Cl055 15 MV 5h0W Slyly smiling ar rhe camera is CHSS Shorry Mr Terry Jorgensen 286 .ar E 1 I s TUV' ' , 5' 4 'A ' W .,y?A,- -9, Wa, m . I ,,,..-fc

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Pandering the question aslsed of her is Mrs Twyla Mundo Mathematicians Emphasize F acts, Thought Processes lt's not homeworlf, unless you get it done in classl fMr. Art Denning You scungh, AMr. Warren Hagman Thats a zero for you and you and you' -Mr. Dennis Johnson l-lave a good day, people! fMrs, Kathy Magee Get out! -Mrs. Kathie Maloney Do problems such and such, on page so and so! -Mrs. Twyla Mundy What did the little acorn say when he grew up?'ffMr. Bill Petssig Bght math department instructors taught classes ranging from basic math and career math at the beginning level to analysis and calculus at the advanced stages lndvidual differences were provided for by offenng high school math classes to advanced junior high students and college math courses for advanced upperclass students. Two years of math were required for all students with many extendng their math involvement throughout their high school years. The department offered courses to provide the practical math lsnowlede needed to function, a sense of chscipline, and a logical thought process, accordung to department chairman Mr. Art Denning. The National Math Exam, open to all students, was given in the spring. x its sk IIX ll! X KI , yu ar. 0? gli' N lk' K v Xl' 5' 1 4 , 5,41 1. ., .,. p, ,Q - 'fn if 'I ,src ,Q ,dgeg , ' xx 'N Z6 vii!! TIL '- Tax evader Mr Dill Peissig instructs students on the proper manner in which to get back massive government returns