Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Juniors Sponsor Winter Dance: Earn Prom Cash l rhoughr ir was fun and l had a good iime. -sophomore Lori Van Horn l rhoughr rhey played roo much crummy music, lr sounded hke Aborigines. junior Ron McKeever lr was prerry good. l hked rhe music rhis rime. -freshman Sean Hess They oughr fo have more dances like rhar because rhere was more sporighrin' rhan ar masr. Hqunior Kevin Fullmer lr was rhe pirs of all pirs. -senior Susie Sprague Sadie Hawkins was berrer by far, 'Humor Jennifer Mlson lr was one of rhe besr dances l've ever been ro, -freshman Todd Richardson lr was okay bur l don? like rhe DJ, Hiunior Sreve Grohol l rhink rhere should be more dances. 'Hunior Dill Marrin l rhoughr rhe variery of music was rerrible and l didn 'r have a good rime. - senior Chris Jarvis l didn 'r care for rhe DJ. buf l had a blasr. Hqunior Roberr Do wrick lr was really good. l really liked warchin' rhe baskeiball players dance. - junior Leslie lines lr was fun buf l don 'r see how you could dance ro rhar kind of music, - senior Polly Trirr il-didn'r lke rhe music very much buf orherwise ir was okay. 'qunior Jeanine l-lolrhaus lr was grear excepr for rhe music. 'Hunior Koral l-largan The 1980 Mnrer Dall was held January 25, in rhe senior high cafereria. lr was sponsored by rhe junior class ro raise money for Prom. Goss Presidenr Bob Simpson said, li was good for rhe class of '81 because ir raised lois of money. The cafereria was decorared for rhe occasion wiih snowiiakes and srreamers, Music was provided by Charisma Enrerprises. Senior Joe Miner examines Debbie Ribelins dance form. Junior Disco dancer Doug Miller forgers hes nor in class Senior Tony Debnar checks our Sue Dunns laresr move 38

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- -..M I i - 2 3, . 1 . : J ' 4 5 Sneaking a peek ai rhe acrion, skunk and cousins spy on Pooh and fnends. 37 The Skunk I alias sophomore E ve Heldhousei srudies her wilderness friends Winnie The Pooh Winter Production Appeals To Young l rhoughr ir was cure, especially for children. -freshman Gwen Baker l rhoughr if was good even ihough rhe rabbirs were klurzes. -freshman Kay Moeller lr was musically boring. Hisophomore Celesre LoMn l am nor really a Mnnie-rhe-Pooh fan,- in spiie of rhar l ihoughr if was excellenr. -swiichboard operaror Mrs. Hnnelly The voice sounded far, -freshman John Lenz l really eryoyed rhis play, lr was an excellenr experience, -sophomore Colleen Kellay l rhough ir was cursie, -senior Kim Cherry They did okay wirh whar rhey had. - sophomore Kim Henry Hard work and headache. -sophomore Tori Plank lr was nor really grear buf ir wasn'r really boring. -sophomore Danny Legg lr was a nice break from rhe kind of drama we 've been doing. -senior Pam Ash We 've had a lor of parenrs call and rel! us rheir kids loved ir, lrn glad be' cause rhar was rhe idea. -drecror Gay Monreverde Mnnie-rhe-Pooh was rhe second drama producfion of rhe year. lr was presenred rhe weekend jusr before Chrisrmas vacarion ro sellfouf audences. The idea was io have a play for child' ren. Parenrs are srill felling us how excired rheir kids were abouf meering rhe animak, Ms, Monfeverde srared There were 11 members in rhe musical- which ended wirh rhe casr members giving candy TO rhe children in rhe audence. Ms. Monreverde was rhe oirecror of rhe play wirh Chris Jarvis as srudenr direcror. Tori Plank was srage manager, Karhy Menhold pianisr, and Gwen Baker, Linda Hammond and Mrs. Barbara Kellay dd cosfumes.

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6. ,SL Gfvfng rhe pnorogropher 0 rhreorenrng look I5 sophomore Kirby Holrrnon Belng amused by orner dancers are Slepnonre Torurn and Kevfn Fullmer wi i ,ff P ' 'w 1 5, - 4 X -, X +. I . Mrn an unseen gun pornred or her, se-mor Angel Graham sntlfs 'em up andpleods rnnocence Do you worn me ro lvss your finger belrer9 oslxs sophomore Jimmy Wheeler syrnporhencolly 39