Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Displaying prop- er stance. Mara Parker turns to throw the discus. TOP RIGHT: Setting his pace. Zane Treesh con- centrates on his time. BOTTOM LEFT: Far ahead of the pack. Matt Hill pushes for excel- lence. BOTTOM RIGHT: Suffering from an an- kle injury. Kamala King urges herself on. BE- LOW: Burning up the track is Terry Conyers. RIGHT: Soaring through the air is Scott Mur- phy. BOTTOM: Cindy Guenther and Annette Coles run in sync to defeat their opponent. SEASON RECORD Boys Girls 6-1 0-7 TOP SCORES Tom Rollman Randy Berson Eric Thomas Armand Ruffin Tim Brown Jeremy Gore Bryan Baker William Lane Sophia Engle Tamara Shepard 6 ' 6 I h Jump 6 ' High Jump 15.3 110 Meter Jligh Hurdles 39.7 300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles 48 ' 3.5 Shot Put 52.7 sec. iWeter Dash j 2:05 sec. S Meter Run , ■ 10:05 sec. 3200 Meter Run 4 ' 6 ' High Jump 17. 100 Meter High HiMles , rrack

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Varsity Girls Continue To Improve April 9th marked the opening of the 1985 Girl ' s Varsity soccer season. Fifty girls tried out for positions on the J.V. and varsity squads; however throughout the season, the total number of players on the varsity team never exceed- ed seventeen. There were five returning lettermen; Sharen Richardson, Lisa Bykonen, Linda Bennett, and Lisa Mann. Although there were some problems with the team func- tioning as individuals, rather than playing as a unit, the overall morale was high. Leading the spirit of the team were team captains Sally Leedham and Linda Bennett, both seniors. Enthusiasm was at its highest peak when the team beat East High School with a score of 4-2. Most improved player was soph- omore Erin EUisten. The team was cited by co-coaches Bill O ' Thuse and Deb- bie Bashem as, a young team in a building year. Both coaches agreed that upon entering the playoffs, a good physical and psychological condition are needed. The girls improved with every game and with the help of returning players, O ' Thuse felt that the competition should look out in ' 86. -r. ' . CHUGIAK 4 3 1 5 SERVICE 3 WEST . 2 EAST BARTLETT 3 DIMOND ■ 3 SERVICE 2 WEST,. .« )IMOND ADDITIONAL SCORES NOT AVAILABLE AT PRESS TIME. I RIGHT: Preparing to remove the ball from an opponents control, There- sa Lynch gives her all. TOP RIGHT: Absorbed in the action on the field, Coaches O ' Thuse and Basham discuss plays for the next half. ABOVE: Completing yet another Super Sal save, Goalie, Sally Leedham, blasts the ball upfield. 2:18 Girls Varsity Soccer