Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Dld you have on affaff wffh hrm9 demands Charles, as fhe frurh hnally downs on him, Dffecror Ms. Monreverde plans fhe schedule wffh hem from sophomore Eve Held- house I l k I.-A . M. . W ' f- v4w1Avw.-W, ' ,, 5 5 H Q , , 3' , , To COUVIWCE Madame Arran shes really rhere, me ghosr, Elvira, blows in her ear. Trylng ro hypnonze a rernhed Edlrh is Madame Arcarl, as Charles watches slsepncally fl?f'i 'v'i x' df T i25,Ji5i'-83.31 f '1 nf Jff5Z3'i2r ff? f' 1 ' 5' ' ,.-...-1.-..... nf is , 'uf ' FJ. 5 ,,f ' .A 28 Q21 .. iv-

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lm dumbfounded. . . again! Choir, Mar Maids Host Fall Dances: DJ is Replace Band OC TOBER OUTRAGE As one of rhe execurives in rhe organ- izarion of Ocrober Ourrage, I would lke ro say ir was a complere success. Perhaps nexr rime we can go as for as gerring Mick Jagger, buf righr now we 7l have ro do wirh Mobile Morher Lode, -senior Jed Henning l had a blasr-no dsco nexr rime. Ler us go oufside nexr rime. Hiunior Deb Johnson. 'As chairman l rhink we did an excellenr job, and we plan ro do ir again, -senior Neil Lyornsfad iris abour rime rhey gor rid of rhe bands rhar couldn'r play and gor some DJs rhar could -senior Chris Jarvis 'Yr rurned our berrer rhan I expecred qunior June Hrrman '7 rhoughr if was bad! -sophomore Kelly Bryan SADIE HA MVKINS 'Yr was a good dance, irs usually rhe besr one of rhe year, Hqunior Bob Simpson 'Vi was a lor more fun rhis year rhan lasr yearea lor more people came. -soph- omore Juie Hercher, l've been ro berrer. There was foo much hay. -sophomore Celesre Lofhn 'Yr was prerry good l was roo chicken ro ask anyone, orherwise if was near. - junior Linda Kinney 'LA lor of people dressed near-I had a lor of fun. -sophomore Renee Mackey The Ocrober Ourrage was a dsco wirh music by rhe Mobile Morher Lode. The cafe- reria was prepared for rhe occasion with dsco decorarions, The Swing Choir spon- sored rhe dance. They used rhe money rhey raised ro buy microphones. The Sade Hawkins dance was held Nov. 21, lr was rhe mosr successful dance rhe Mar Maids have ever had srared Presidenr Jennifer Mkon, The serring was Lil Abners Dogparch, USA. To add ro rhe ar- mosphere rhe Mar Maids sold daisies prior ro rhe dance. The music was provided by Disco-ro-Go, Relaxing dreomily in rhe arms or a beau is Mandy Senseney

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Blithe Spirit Cast. standing: Edth, Coleen Kellay, Dr Bradman, George Hnnelly, Mrs Bradman, Celeste Lafhn, Charles Condomine, Chris Jarvis, Elvira, Lauren Wenzel seared Madame Arcati, Kim Cherry, Ruth Condomine, Pam Ash Fall Production Of Blithe Spirit Features Sly Ghost lt was great! We had so much fun. l thinlf we all really worlsed together well. -senior Pam Ash The actors dd a wonderfuljob. sophomore Kim Henry The hrst oct put me to sleep, but l thought the second act was good, junior Steve Grohol Blithe Spirit was extraordnary, a great way to start the season. -senior Chris Jarvis l felt as fooish as l looked but it was fun, senior Kim Cherry lt was fun and worth the worlf. sophomore Celeste LoMn The acting was generally good aualty but the play itself wasn't any good. junior Curtis Plunls Noel Coward had too many double bran- des when he wrote it. -senior Lauren Wenzel l taught my sister everything she lfnows, freshman Marls Wenzel The play was a blast! -sophomore George Hnnelly 'Yr was a very dfhcult play and l thought they put on a very professional performance. -Director Gay Monteverde 'Dlthe Spirit is the story of a British author, Charles Condomine, who invites a medum over to get material for a boolf. The ghost of his dead wife, Evita, is called bacls. The rest of the play refs of his problems trying to get rid of Hvira and convince his present wife, Ruth, of his sanity. Hviras plan to lfill Charles and bring him to the spirit world with her is fotied when Ruth is killed by mistake. Charles is happy because he is Unally free of domlneering women. 'Bithe Spitit was drected by Ms. Gay Monteverde with Rene Hunter as student rj- rector. Angie Danieb was stage manager and Eve Heldhouse was in charge ot' costumes My dear Ruth, l am sure l saw a ghostl says Charles