Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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e Busy at writing are staffers Sarah Kirk. Mark Wenzel. Mike Haynes. and Paul Staso. Waiting fOr a Chance to get her copy checked is Hannah Kirk, Working on pages are Chris Foster and Thomas Lochner. lfyf -A33 f. iff, af -3' SP, my V T e E , , , .W , as a- ' Babiche Helped By Five .lunior Hi h For the fifth year in a row, the Babiche year- book staff was strengthened by the addition of junior high members. Students Christina Foster, Hannah Kirk, Thomas Lochner, Paul Staso, and Mark Wenzel were chosen based on an applica- tion each wrote and an interview conducted by Adviser, Mrs. Judy Peter McNaIl. They had a chance to find out what a yearbook is really like by creating the I979 book. They 'l'l4 learned how to create layouts, write copy and captions, cut pictures, glue them down, and final- ize the pages by deadline time. They learned the true meaning of the word teamwork. Altogether they're a good group who learned fast. They had tol They were the first section done on the first deadline and throughout the year they each carried his or her share of the load. commented Mrs. McNaIl. 1 g-nu if kan-

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Voted as Senior Jocks are Chris Kinney and Bruce Si.Pierre. Senior Charlotte Hammond proudly accepts the Presiden- tial Scholar award presented to her by Mr. Bill Kuhlmann. Presenting the Louie Edwards-Ellen Dufresne scholarship to Gail Rourke. one of the two recipients. is Mrs. Owen. 113

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Q- J ir' Q Producing a Christmas feature for the newspaper. Bonny Jansen takes a break to listen to advice. Constructing a banner for the selling of the paper. eighth grader Michelle Coleman pauses .J W . i --yt ,'V qs'-ne ' 'fr ' yy in t Dv,-4 I iff . -Q It I 4' 'X 'RW if X Fur- g A ' fd XL wi- JA Newspaper Gives Gruenin A Chance First time everl The Gruening Junior High got their say in the Mustang Roundup more this year than in the past. The school newspaper class decided to let five junior high students ioin the staff for a once-in-a-life-time chance to investi- gate some of the happenings that are going on in this school. This select group worked on big scoops and small ones. The newspaper class took the place of the student's eighth grade English course. To be selected for the newspaper. the students had to write a letter of recommendation. and then were interviewed by the staff and spon- sor Mrs. Judy McNall. The junior high staff put together page 5 of the newspaper which was called the Peanut Gallery. In order to fulfill the assignment given to them by the required deadline. the students found a scoop. wrote a story about it, got their interviews, and produced a final product that the entire school then could view through its publication. gf: ' px V - 7. Going over recent events to place on page 5 are Peter Dahlmann. Michelle Co- I leman. Angie Daniel. and Kim Headle. 115