Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Bghrh grader Rodney Jaclxson works on hls vocal rechnlaue during his class pracnte , WOCIICIHQ as a rrlo are Barbra Hammond Llsa Dennlson, and Joyce Johnson ,+- I' '. 1' 4' Seventh Grade Choir. Back Row: Tom Rollman, Pam Mesllf, Kim Breese, Barbara Bnron, Carla Caullffns, Mana Wrenhold Rowena Randall, Larlisa Farheree Second Row: Beclfy Presley, Dawn Mkon, Paul Scharlan, Illanne Garrlry, Dannle Rlthardson, Raberr Websrer, Trlna Larson, Lana Fowler, Parry Callaway, Erica Erlclfson. Third Row: Joel Roberts, Melanie Hlerr, Curfis Schrnidr, George Rhyneer, Anna Esralllla, Luanda Church, Tuck Berlln, Jody Naarnan, Penny Waddell Eleanor Lochner, Ellen Harmon, Bottom Row: Una Kosrlln, Kenny Broalas, Tracy Robrnson, Chrls Canrerbury, Kyle Draeger, Ron Henderson, Audra Day, Janna Endell Toni Dahlmann, Carol Rochln, and Koralne Carroll. 51

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Young Vocalists Earn High R ank: Have Busy Year Have ro be one bad bass. -eighrh grader Dave Rush lf if wasn'r for me, a jammin' guy, ir would be sorry. -eighrh grader Tom Mkon Boring as all. . . -eighrh grader Ray Shafer l erjoy singing wirh rhe choir! -eighrh grader Juie Lugdon Choir is fun if you handle your reacher. -sevenrh grader Sally Fruir lf you gor rhe voice. . . use ir! -sevenrh grader Penny Waddell 'Singing is fun. CHO, Hai -sevenrh grader Una Kosrlin Choir E ok, l guess. Ar leasr irs berrer rhan band -sevenrh grader Eleanor Lochner Borh rhe sevenrh and eighrh grade choirs had large rurnours rhis year. There were many rerurning choir members, Hecred ofhcers of rhe sevenrh grade chorus were Chns Canrerbury, presidenr- Tuck Berrin, secrerary, and Lucinda Church, rreasurer. The eighrh grade ofhcers were Karin Rasmusson, presidenr, Todd Robinson, vice-presidenr,- and Kyla Kenr, secrerary. Shonda Harrk and Mary Souve were rhe junior high choirs acriviry officers, Their year was hlled wirh OCTLVITIPS, includng bake sales, and rhe seling of a variery of garden seeds ro raise money. Ar rhe Junior l-Hgh Choir Fesrival rhey were rared very highly among all rhe choirs parricparing. Towards rhe end of rheir acrive year, Mrs, Karhy Jaynes, cirecror, and her young vocahsrs roured rhe elemenrary schools accompanied by rhe Senior Hgh Swing Choir. Eighth Grade Chair. Back Row: Lee Van Horn, Joyce Johnson, Roy Shafer, Wayne Pambrun, Randy Frahn, Scarf Kreeger, Joe Henning, Tom Mkon, David Rush Second Row: Lisa Dennison, Tammy Huffen Wcki Johnson, Susan Lamberf, Jason Sfanron, Todd Robinson, Shonda Harris, Diana Judd Lana Oysrer, Dee Dee Roper, Mary Sauve. Third Row: Barbie Hamann, Kahn Rasmusson, Jule Godwin, Roberr Harringron, Jason Madson, Edde McAbine, Enk Roukon, Chrissy Cresap, Voni Poe, Roxi Shelley, Michelle McGee Front Raw: Chris Chambers, Mike Faulkner, Terry Magray, Mike Smirh, Kevin Osrerhous, Alvin Spencer, Rodney Jackson, Dearra Scorr, Kyla Kenr, Andy Dreager, Kai Ellen Morris, Becky Blair and Jule Lugdon N209 ,YWYOYQ 9 Q , Y ..-L- Keeping her eyes on rhe drecror for rhe cue is Kai Morris, Vocalisr Chris Chambers belrs our a rune while keeping rhe bear 50 B.

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IA members. Back Row: Steve Child Nancy Oseau, Scott Maslowslsi. Front Raw: Susie Sprague, June Mtrman. J.A. Members Complete Year With Fulfillment l feel JA is the best organization for students who want to learn about business. lt gives members the chance to see and run a small business, They are responsible for the entire company, inclucfng its losses, gains, and sometimes banlfruptcy if its not managed wisely. -Steve Child l hlfe it, you get an extra half credit! lts a lot of fun! -Brian Cain This is good experience in how to be responsible and have fun, We 're lfind of unorganizeci but we 're still growing, Employers lools favorably upon members, so . . . join up! -June Pittman Learning the business by doing the business . . . thats what its all about. -Scott Maslowslsi. This was Chugials i-hgh Schools second year for National Junior Achievement. The club was sponsored again this year by the Kiwanis Gub of Eagle River. The purpose of the club is to malse young people realze the factors involved in running a business, states second-year President Susie Sprague. The club sold Alaslsa Walnut Plaques and desls sets, They made good proNts, but six dozen products were stolen from the woodshop area and the business slowed down. The clubs name is CHIC which stands for Chugials l-hgh Industrial Company, lt consisted of twenty-one members includng seven officers: President Susie Sprague, with the help of Adviser lolse Crisafulli, Wce President of Personnel- June Httman, Wce President of Marketing' Scott Maslowslsi, Wce President of Manufacturing- Kent McNall Corporate Secretary- Nancy Oseau, and Treasurer- Pam Scott. it MQ L, ii Huh? utters industrious executive Susie Sprague Caught in the act, Nancy Oseau conceas the evidence. 52 vw x