Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Mat Maids StJiy Dedicated to supporting Chugiak wrestling. Mat Maids met each Tuesday to sacrifice their time and energy to benefit the C.H.S. wrestling program. Some of the numer- ous jobs that Mat Maids did to support wrestlers were taking scores at matches, putting up posters announcing upcoming meets, decorating lockers, and forming a cheer- ing section during each meet. Not only were Mat Maids a main psychological support, but they also provided a ma- jority of funds for out of town matches and new equipment the wrestlers needed. Mat Maids raised funds by selling donuts and concessions during matches. To acheive a varsity letter. Mat Maids had to pass a test that would determine their knowledge of wrestling terms and prove they knew how to correctly keep score at a match. Out of approximately 15 members, 8 were able to attain a varsity letter. The 1984-85 varsity officers included President Carrie Schoonmaker; Vice-President of activities Lucinda Church; Vice-President of Attendance Laura Bayer; Sec- retary Sylvia Hagelberg; Treasurer Rochelle Cheely. Overall, the Mat Maids had a very profitable season. Sponsor Mrs. Kennedy was pleased with the groups pro- gress and hopes to see them grow as a team in the future years. Vrestiers 1:, THIS PAGE: BACK ROW: Dawn Goble. Soroya Taylor. Tina Komakuk FOURTH ROW: Heather Brown. Michelle Brenton. Usa Bingham, Cindy Walker THIRD ROW: Shelly Stratton. Laura Bayer. Sylvia Hagelberg. Sponsor Mrs. Kennedy SEC- OND ROW: Monica McCallster. Rochelle Cheely, Jil Freita Front ROW: Lucinda Church. Erica Brown. Carrie Schoonmaker. Mat Mf-n

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Peak Year In Photo Productivity Photo Club sacrificed a lot of time and hours throughout the year and dedicated that time to taking and developing pictures here at Chugiak High School. Club Sponsor Mr. Tom Cresap felt an obligation to respond to the need to have history recorded through pictures at CHS. Photo Club members stressed promoting photography as an art, as well as passtime in the 1984-85 school year. As a part of the fund raisers, Photo Club took pictures of individuals, groups, clubs, and teams who wished to take advantage of this service. Any funds raised were immediately filtered back into the club in the form of darkroom equipment. Through the year, photo Club involved itself with stu- dent art month. Women ' s Club Photo exhibit and Fur Ren- dezvous. 1985 was the first year a scholarship was avail- able to a deserving senior who contributed most through- out the year. The scholarship went to Club President Scott Seitz. Both Club President Scott Seitz and Sponsor Tom Cresap felt the club was off to an early start, and this past school year was a peak year in productivity. Photo Club treasurer Shannon Taylor, said, I feel the club has been a most exciting experience and I had a lot of fun. Mr. Cresap has been such a great help in progressing my photography career. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP RIGHT: Helping out during a meet, Laura Bayer and Mi- chelle Brenton wait for cus- tomers to arrive. BOTTOM RIGHT: Waiting for visiting wrestlers. Rochelle Cheely is pleased to be part of the Mat Maids. THIS PAGE: TOP: Sec- retary Shannon Taylor is hap- py with the Photo Club ' s cur- rent success. BOTTOM: Pre- paring for an upcoming exhib- it, Scott Seitz strives for per- fection in his photographs. 20 Phoso Club

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