Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Open every evcniiia;. (Smiilays exoppt- eil,) al.so every Saturday afli ' moon. at 2 o ' - clock. Mr. O. has willi ijrcat expense cn- c;;igejJ HU. T ' S . EW YORK Brass and Strins; Band ! AO. IiJ ' TAI i; 85 ' l:. T.S. IHILD ' . 12 1-2 22

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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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Racketeers Rally For A Reason AA a! ' , ' Chugiak High School tennis coach Mr. Mike birofchuck, the 1984-85 Tennis club flourished with a brand new sponsor-Mr. David Morse They met every Tuesday from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Racketeers practiced their skills with their new tennis ball machine, obtained from the 1983-84 school year funding. This tennis ball machine was a practical and valuable addition to the Ten- nis Club. Introducing and broadening students ' exposure to tennis was the main goal of this year ' s club. Outstanding mem- bers included Greg Cole, Robbie Cucullu. Steve Dunn Kim Heidemann, Jennifer Rees and Corinnc Kissee. Those students were recognized for their energetic efforts. Ac- tually, all members deserve to be commended for their remarkable dedication to the club, replied Mr Morse Tennis Club Sponsor. By secret ballot. Greg Cole was voted President; David Natah was Vice-President; and Kim Heidemann was cho- sen as Secretary, of the 1984-85 club. Tennis Club was mainly an intramural club that prepared most of its mem- bers for the Varsity Tennis Team, also coached by Mr. Morse. All students were encouraged to join and have a great time. FROM BOTTOM TO TOP: David Natali. Vice President: Greg Cole. Presi- dent; Kim Heidemann. Secretary. TENNIS CLUB: Jesse HaUerman, Lori Tyler. Patrice CucuJJu. . ' W.s Ken- ned ' - ' . Theresa Frcricen. Jon Stchn. Lori Groves, Keith Bennett, Kim . viJem nn. ;;-•■■■■ I ' ityncer. David Natali. Crcf! Cole. Corinne Kissee, Jen-- rent. Sherry Fuller. Hohhic d ' i!u. Mike Pizzoli, v ' o