Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Who fhoughr or said Coach Whire chdn'r have any brains? Science Sections Teach Wonders Of Body, Universe Righr! ' '-Mr. John James We re going fo feed Fang ronighrl - Mr. Oiff Johnson Car rhe charrerlf'-Mr. Harold Philips Open your nofebooks ro fhe lecrure secrionl -Mr Leonard Oakley 'Pur all books, papers, nares, cribs, cheafsheers, and neighbors away! -Mr, Donald Sanders l'm nor a walking book sfore- bring a pencil and paper! -Mrs. Mary Margarer Srephens You delberr Aarnik! -Mr. Darrel Whire This year Chugiak-Gruening has seven Science reachers. A new addrion ro rhe Science secrion was Mary Margarer Srephens who raughf Earrh Science and Asrranomy, Orher classes, such as Biology ll and Generics raughr rhe wonders of rhe human body, while Geology, Chemisrry, and Physics examined rhe surrounclng world. The Microbiology class resred Chugiaks drinking wafer and found Hving bacreria in ir. This prornpred rhe school board ro invesrigaie. The Science deparrmenf conrinued ro grow, expanding rhe variery of classes offered , ,SXJ f 2 zfi f h -, rv, ix 'Chef Leonard Oakley proudly dsplays his loresr dish. S uv' -..-.......---- WZ OK , Ill give you an A exclaims Miss Mary Srephans. .. f. W I ,7 , 7 292

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Elective Courses Broaden Students ' Job Opportunities Don't tell 'em where you made it. - Mr, Don Bernard You can make an 'A' in wood shop, but in drafting you must draw one, -Mr. Jack Hske l think you've got a very good caliber of student down here. -Mr. Richard Pheps A 'A wet bird never Mes at night. -Mr. Darrel Daley Okay, are ya 'll ready? -Mrs. Una Kernodie l'd lke to thank all the people who decorate those lockers-they look so professional. eMr Ted Brady '8O should be the year they draft women. -Mrs, Paula Brady Keep your eyes on the copy -Mrs, Anne MMS Mud is the cleanest thing in the world, -Mr. David Christy l 've got some good news and some bad news. . . -Mr. Jack Taylor Parlez-vous francais, s'il vous plait? - Mrs. Horence Pearson Where theres a wheel theres a way. -Mrs Kathleen Jaynes Career and personal enrichment opportunities is how civugiaiq 's student handbook dehnes the elective program. This year Chugiak had thirteen full time teachers and three part time teachers in this area, Electives are selected on the basis of responses taken from intent surveys. New courses like debate and Personal and Family Relations were the result of these surveys. The elective program hekys students to expand their learning options, choosing programs that range from pottery to ROTC A shocked student looks on as shop teacher Don Bernard reveals where it was made Sergeant Ted Bradley demonstrates the correct way ro cheat on a ri77ery test using his precision 22 calber Bic, Hows my love life? echoes Jack Taylor, in response to an impertinent question . www i ' tax A, 'H .. ., .., ' . W .. V- . -Q ,l.w M SEI A TL 'T' 'I E 294 ,QL 'E rf