Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Team Finishes Witfi Experience 1354 West 1439 Bartlett 1414 Dimond 1397 East 1026 West 103B i3i«i fid 1052 Bartlett 1051 East 2100 West 2110 Bartlett Region IV 4th Place Thirty shooters began the 1984-85 Riflery season on Oc- tober 1st with a bang. By the end of the lengthy season the number had dwindled to eighteen dedicated participants. According to Head Coach Sergeant Bradley, The season started with a lot of beginning shooters and ended with a seasoned team. Although the A team which is equivalent of Varsity, won only two matches during the season. Sergeant Brad- ley feels, This was the best group of shooters I have had in recent memory. The team proved their good marks- manship at the District Championship by placing fourth, beating West. At the final meet, the shooters had two wins in the B category and two in the C category. Another high point in the season was at the Mayors 100, which is a meet involving the top 100 shooters in Anchor- age. Fifteen from Chugiak qualified to compete. This has been a year of rebuilding the team. We are only losing three seniors so I expect next year to have an experienced team that I think will do well, commented Sergeant Bradley. The graduating seniors were: Jolee Car- ney, Glen Goephfert, and Emil Teague. TOP LEFT: Utilizing practice time. Mark Barnck improves his marks- manship. LEFT: Demonstrating proper shooting etiquette. Mike Sole and Eric Gelvin await further instructions. ABOVE: Enjoying a moment of camaraderie are shooters Mark Barrick. Da vid Walker, and Ted Bradley. Riflery 201

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BELOW: Utter concentration is dis- played by Ted Bradley as he squeezes off a round. RIGHT: Preparing to level his aim. Art Gelvin takes advice from the coach. BELOW RIGHT: Waiting for the signal to fire from Sgt. Bradley, Emil Teague and GarySaupe take care- ful aim. y g ' -- ' -:? ; S5$ SS$5S$$$$5S5$5$S $5S$5$$$: S$6S$$$$$S5$$2$$ 200 Riflery

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TOP RIGHT: Visions of Colorado, a skiers heaven. Junior Nationals, and beautiful weather flit through Doug Westers mind as he strives for his best performance. TOP MID- DLE: Aspiring skiers, Cindy Guenther and Rhoda Roberts, dem- onstrate the feeling of camaraderie and friendship that was felt throughout the entire team. TOP LEFT: Lugging gear back to the bus, Ron Laurin and Jeff Wester an- ticipate future meets. ABOVE: Fol- lowing the marker, Cindy Guenther digs into the snow for added veloc- ity. 1985 CROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM: BACK ROW: Hank Haertel, Tim Dibble, William Williams, Matt Geunther. William Lane. Lelia Hell- er, Dain Geisert, Dan Neil, Todd Houston. Matt Daniel. THIRD ROW: Doug Wester. John Stehn, Nancy Nyback, Susan Lane, Paul Gleason, ' Shane Ryan, SECOND ROW: John Paul Wood. Dean Fleer, Rhoda Roberts. FRONT ROW: Jeff Wester. Mike Britain. 202