Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Yearbook Overcomes Problem Year Striving toward quality and distinction, Babiche year- book staff began the year headed by Advisor Robin Hill and Editor Melanie Hiett. Although many staffers were new to yearbook, there were a few experienced students to help them through the year. The group tried to repre- sent every aspect of CHS. The book ' s theme, A Class Act, was created and devel- oped at the fall retreat. Through the theme, the staff hoped to show the many and various acts that make up a school environment, just as it takes many performances to successfully create a circus. Through the dedication and late hours put in by many staffers, the yearbook came to be. Mishaps hampered the progress of the book this year. Any staffer will tell you that ' gremlins ' got into negatives, prints, files, lockers, and personalities. Sometimes we ' d just look at each other and say, ' I don ' t beheve this is happening. ' We will forever remember the production of this book ' because the light humorous, yet sometimes skillful serious circus theme strikingly contrasted the difficult time we had putting it together. The extraordinary thing about the 1984-85 year- book is that no matter what happened, the people on the staff battled on and the book survived. The general feeling we had on June 6th as we finished the book was one of relief and satisfaction. Forepaugh sells Brothers GREAT SHOWS CONSOLIDATED f . PONDEROUS ELEPHANTS BY A COHPAHY OF kTKre ' ArDWo ein r «TAVu a AfitSSTS in A6REAT CONTEST f OR VAtUMLE PRIIES. liuvitWte Br MintH Pno mtm Ceww $«Mi «ai.

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Most Active But Least Recognized The 1985 Gruening Awards, held in the Auditorium on May 20th, were presented by Chugiak High School gra- duate Bill Milkey. Mr. Milkey presided over the student council in 1965. Masters of Ceremony were Juniors Wen- dell Bruckner and Patricia Barndt. Receiving the non-student award was 16-year teacher and counselor, Sally Callaway. She received the award due to her outstanding merits in her organization of On- the-Job-Training programs, sponsoring the class of ' 85, and her help in musical and drama productions. Maggie Williams was chosen as the Gruening Award Senior Girl. Maggie was a class officer for four years, was active in class projects, and was an important member of the Varsity Swim Team. Sally Callaway nominated Mag- gie because Maggie is an energetic, caring, hard-working, unselfish person who always has a good word for every- one. The Boy Gruening Award recipient, Emil Teague, was nomined by Don R. Houk. Emil has been active in Navy Junior ROTC. As a senior he was Drill Team Commander and earned a letter in cross country running, riflery, and track. Mr. Houk commented, Emil is an outstanding young person who will make a valuable contribution to his country, community, and himself. Senior Girl Winner: Margaret Williams Senior Boy Winner Emil Teague Non-student Winner: Sally Callaway 232 Gruening Awards