Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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' w,Jt- S ' tlr i jm V V QJ: f j m Wilfiout tW crowd, there co ibe no circus. The tV o are dependant upon each other for direction and purpose. Eacffindividual student rticipates in the circus at Chugiak in hi.-:; own uAoue and special way. Lach indiv-idual responds and adds to thS jnagic and mayheni round him. Wl x, ■ 4s he year progresses, his role maVchange even as e acts of Ihc circus change.m one sense, the crowd is : ,u..:, ssjr g j j. j g g .g g crowd. The trouper, dividual performer, is a part of™ ° v n= ,nnH th . rrnwri. -)le philoaG)phy: ' T-he whole is nevfer greaj; than the sum of its parts.

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Freshmen Rejoice In Class Statistics The Freshman class fared well in competitive events this year. They spooked a second place in the Halloween Hall Decorating Contest, leaving the Seniors in a grave- side third. They merited third in the Canned Food Drive and third again in the Current Events Quiz, baffling the sophomores who were a puzzling last. The Homecoming Float constructed by only three fresh- man girls carried the theme The Executioner , and re- ceived fourth in overall competition this year. The Fresh- men put their real energy behind Prince Todd Reekie and Princess Terri Mattson, who reigned as Homecoming Roy- alty. Representing the class for academic and social matters were President Tami Brown, Vice-President Julie Brollier, Secretary Tammy Shepherd, Treasurer Leslie Bush, who led the class with their own vibrant styles. Class sponsor Ellen Kennedy remarked, I see a group of people running for office, then I see another group of peo- ple who are dedicating themselves to office and they are really making a close class unity. Freshman Jeff Leonard continued, Our class has the makings of the best class Chugiak High School has ever seen, and we have until 1988 to prove it!