Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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ll 15:3 1 r , r, I 'Alb' i 3743 is , . TANK. ll ...A ll' ' HI- Ig N --- of K ' ! -gg Officers for 1979-80: Back Row-Cheryl Asher, Tony Debnar, Curr Plunlf, Wcror Mlliamson, Andrew Delfrean, Fronr Row-Kelly Kirk, Mr. Andy Kirk, Dme Capsule, Kelrh Burgess. 61 l-lub Gub members Keirh Davis and Vlcrar Mllamson were insrrumenral in designing rhe plans for rhe caurryard Hub Club Aids African Children: Designs Courtyard The Hub Club is a grear club, lrs a good idea ro supporr rhose lsids in rhe foreign counrries. l really life ir. - junior June Mrrman 'Wharever rurns fem on. -sophomore Guy Shephard lrs super! Mr, Kirls does a grear job crearlng school splrir and has a gen- eral concern for srudenrs. -Mrs, Mac Owen l rhinlf irs a good organlzarlon. The rhlngs rhey do are very warrhwhlle. - freshman Chris Rees Hub Gub is a wasre of rime and money. -junior Sreve Kasrhn Build rhe courryard buf Do Not pur rhe smoking area in lr. 'qunior Brad Hnch The courryard is foo expensive. lr'd be nite, bur I dan'r rhmls rhar ir should be bullr. 'f-sophomore Dudley Boehm The Hub Gub began irs 1979-80 year wirh rhe elecrion of ofhters. Currls Plunlf was vored in as presidenr, Kelly Kirls as vice-presldenr, rreasurer was Tony Debnar, and Cheryl Asher was secrerary. Mr, Andy Klrls sponsored rhe club, as he has in years pasr. The club was involved in many acriviries, ranging from organlzarlon of rhe annual Tuge Of- War and Waclso Decarhlon ro sponsoring children in AfflCO. Orher acriviries in- cluded designing rhe cansrrucrlon of rhe courr yard and rhe rhird annual Currenr Affairs Quiz in rhe spring,