Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Toad Takes Tour In Horseless Cart What do a toad, a mole, and a badger have in common? Unfortunate exploits, a passion for motorcars and a school play. Toad of Toad Hall based on the novel Wind in the Willows, was performed on May 2, 3, and 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the Chugiak High School Auditorium. Rascally weasels, ferrets, and stoats capture Toad Hall, and Toad himself is jailed for speeding. Rescued by his friends. Toad learns the error of his ways. Thirty-seven talented Chugiak High students participated. Under the direction of Jenny Oilman, the performers rehearsed several hours every day except Sunday. Their hard work paid off as appreciative audiences clapped their approval of the endearing characters. The crew consisted of: Wendy Cope, Production Coor- dinator; Scott Delapp, Technical Director; Dan Neill, Asst. Technical Director; Todd Heuston, Set Construction Crew Chief; Jake Bendar, Sound Chief Special Effects; Paul Sturgeon, Light Crew Chief; Lela Fowler, Props Crew Chief; Katherine Hicks, Prop Crew Stage; Lisa Orr, Publi- city Manager; Tickets and House Management, and Set Construction, Andy Brown and Mike Wachsmuth. This play displayed the entire new theater facility, using flys, trap doors, and the orchestra pit. Scenic design was done by Kerry Oilman, Assistant Auditorium Manager at Sidney Lawrence Auditorium and Natalie Brooks was in charge of musical direction. For the first time this year the dance department was represented. Steve Primis chor- eographed dancers from his classes for featured solo per- formances, stated Jenny Oilman. CAST TOAD Kyle Reynolds MOLE Melanie Hiett RATTY Tami Brown BADGER David Boyle CHIEF WEASEL FOX Allen Bagwell NURSE BARGEWOMEN Michelle Pippin JUDGE Sharry Hingst PHOEBE MARIGOLD Shawn Smith ALFRED UNDERSTUDY Ken Rourke WASHERWOMEN STOAT UNDERSTUDY Gwen Loflin CHIEF FERRET Michelle Pippin CHIEF STOAT Kim Heidemann USHER WEASEL Alan Drost POLICEMAN Thane Miller GOALER FERRET Brian Houston MAMA RABBIT Allison Feliciano LUCKY RABBIT Heather Canterbury HAROLD RABBIT WEASEL Willy Williams FIRST FIELD MOUSE ALFRED ' S BACK END Dan Henschel SECOND FIELD MOUSE Darryl Courtney 38 Winter Play

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Consistent Ch reated Victory During Ihe course of the year, sixteen lalenlcd and viva- cious cheerleaders roused ihe stands in anticipation of an- other C.H.S. viciory. Whether the sport was football, bas- ketball, hockey, or wrestling, the 1984-85 cheerleaders provided valuable support through spirit and P.M.A. (Posi- tive Mental Attitude). Cheerleading may seem like it ' s only fun, but it isn ' t. We devote a lot of time to perfecting our routines. A lot of people are too critical of us and don ' t give us enough cred- it. stated hockey cheerleader Kim Hastings. For that matter, the girls were required to offer much of their time to the many school functions; often conflicting with schoolwork. jobs, and extra-curricular activities. Though remaining dedicated was sometimes tough, the girls portrayed high spirits throughout the various sports seasons. Based on attendance at practices, games, and school involvement, the cheerleaders were allowed to letter regardless of their grade level. One problem for the cheerleaders was a scarcity of girls trying out at the end of the year. Because of this, the cheerleading squads were limited to a specific number of cheerleaders. Hard work and invigorating practices helped the cheer- leaders acquire stronger voice quality and better timing. As an influential part of our teams, the cheerleaders worked hard to promote the best of spirit and pride. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: BASKET- BALL CHEERLEADERS: CLOCKWISE: Chcrissa Whelm. Kristic Mcszaros. Erin Elision. Eli Lochner. TOP RIGHT: HOCKEY CHEER- LEADERS: TOP TO BOTTOM: Fran McKee. Debra KIcchka. Michacia Kelley. Kim Hastings. BOTTOM RIGHT: FOOTBALL CHEER- LEADERS: CLOCKWISE: Lisa Brodigan. Lori Tcnnant. Genie Cannon. Becky Rich- ard. ' :on. BOTTOM LEFT: Standing in solitaire. Ge- nie Cannon expresses her relief after a Mustang touchdown. BOTTOM LEFT: WRESTLING CHEER- LEADERS: CLOCKWISE: Suki Whil- more. Kari Baumgardner. Heather Bost- ley, Talisha Moore. THIS PAGE: TOP LEFT: Fully equipped and rearing to go. Eric Magnuson awaits the cue for his first cheer. Cheerieader.s ' ,

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