Champion High School - Levin Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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The French Club, headed by Miss Barb Johnson, has once again been an active c lub. During the year its mem- bers have sponsored many projects, including bake sales, car washes, and Christmas caroling. One ofthe clubls last activities will be a trip to Montreal or Quebec, Canada in March. Practice the basketball games. up on those LAu Revior' and tBon Parlez- Vvus frauczzzsf .?reucl1 61110 Cindy Lang carefully makes pom-poms for Voyage., Cheryl reads the last French Club minutes. ff- 'ir Karen receives her stick to try and break the ?ffable 8s,vanol? The Spanish Club, and its 'compad- res, under the direetoin of Mrs. Kath- leen Robinson, have also had a full schedule. Members have enjoyed a Christmas party, complete with pinata and breaking at Mrs. Robinsonas house, and are now in the process of planning an Easter Gljascua' dinner. In May the group will travel to the Mall to see uMan of La Manchaf, An 'adios' party is sure to be planned for the end ofthe school year. Beware! Mrs. Robinson is wild with that stick Spanish Klub 98!lfrench, Spanish Clubs IV

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Who Karas? Who really cares about the follow- ing information? 600 copies of the 1979 Levin were printed by Inter- Collegiate Press on Comstock I paper, with Liner Vellum and Granite Cur- sive printg covered with Blue Jeans linen, hot stamped in silver foil. I'll tell you who really cares!! Mrs. Robinson, advisor, Maryann Potyonek, editor, Bill Schrader, co-editor, Mark Hughes, business editor, AND Kelly Chesmar, Monica Ashley, Norma Gautschi, Mary Bollenbacher, Karen Harman, Vanessa Buchanan, Scott Shallenberger, Denise Plant, Becky Schuster, Connie Joseph, Sue Skaggs, Judy Miller, Bill Shreves, Laurie Phillips. At any time during the first semes- ter a person could walk by room 7 and see members of the staff tearing at their hair. As Mark wrote bills and tried to figure out where the money was coming and going, Mrs. Robinson tried to figure Why deadlines were coming so fast. Bill and Norma slaved over the senior section, while Sue and Scott hassled about the faculty copy. What was there to say? Now, what is there to say? It is finished. Barely. And the staff is proud. We hope you like it. Lori Medwick and Becky Schuster discuss

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ll- 565145 Sitting in the shadows, Almarine Leard learns the words to this year's cheers. Y-Teens is a club associated with the YWCA. Their annual Christmas formal was held at Packard Music Hall. Champ- ion's queen candidate was Romona Com- rie. The club also went caroling at a nursing home at Christmas. Other pro- jects will include a candy sale and Car- nation day. Vice-President Sandy l-'umerola screams during a meeting while Karen Neiswanger sits contentedly. F' .fs ' CC 'et' 'ss .CC ttt. 8 C M sw X J we CC C - 1 ss. C CCX X Molly Latimer and Mrs. Sutliff laugh for a minute before Mr. Manning puts them to Work. KJ-LS. Aide Rhonda Kyer and Kelly Stanford work hard in the guidance office. The CHS aides are very helpful to 3 offices in the school. They get to do all the running about to get us out of class to see Mr. Seiple or Mr. Manning. They also help with attendance in the morning and take phone calls. Our sec- retaries would be lost without them. Aides, Y-Teens!99