Champion High School - Levin Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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5 v - 2 5 . r , 1 E 3 i 1 ? . . l Frm e- l Pull? , , 22 f r advantage ofthe opportunities of- E FW Our administrators are the men G i who see to it that CHS runs effi- , ciently. Mr. Lee Seiple, principal, x 4' fr 5 and Mr. Tom Manning, assistant y i 3 principal, coordinated the activities an , of the high school with the policies 8 r of the school board. ei They both assure that the stu- , dents are well educated and take :-: 2 in ? if rf fered throughout the year. Mr. Sei- Mr. Manning enjoys ajoke with Mr. Morgan ple and Mr. Manning 3150 permit between CIHSSSS- the teachers to enjoy their time in IlOtC. 'W' as 1, up 0' . Iv' .. ,. 4 Mr. Seiple points out a problem to Miss Mar- ino in hopes she'11 have an answer. the classroom by taking care of discipline, and both keep the com- munity and parents informed about school progress and happenings of . r , tg, , ' I is tti i yrstrrr f 3 ' rsirs r qqs J' , ' 'fr if Mr. Lee Seiple Mrs. Miriam Reese Mr. .l.T. Manning Mrs. Marian Sutliff Mrs. Norma Ncwmiller Principal Secretary Asst. Principal Secretary Guidance Secretary Administrationl73

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.Administratian The school board at Champion has been responsible for keeping our high school running in an organized man- ner. The board represents the public and reviews the superintendant's de- cisions. They made up the policies that keep our school at the top of Trumbull County academically. This year's board members include: Mr. Leeper, Superintendant, Dr. Sharick, Dr. Sudimack, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Mahan, and Mr. Flesch. Mrs. Fenton serves as the Clerk-Treasurer. Superintendant, Mr. John Leeper, listens attentively to another board member. .P -Q ., ,,.,. , an . a ww , p ,, 1-.fa V. . l . H 94,1512 ww 'fl VZ, lg- 34, A , , . at fi WM L a we xx W e E ' A 4 H' ..,, ,. if vig? af at 72! L The Board of Education discusses the last set of figures read by Mrs. Fenton. S LE A , IE Qi . k 9 kvyl S! in ' pi pg! ... 'V K 5 .nga inf' H ,g ...is Siu i-:W ,JNMJQ Q M. W .1 .pg ef' 'f'L A' ' M s-e' W... . uemxg... .... ,- W . K .. N J his .... . ,M X it swf s, ts Ji sr xx 4 w 'Est ' 8 . ' ergffi-it f 4 .. ss. ,p,.k..., . ,W 5 PWN- . ,.:skk Q' X 'sm Ears 'few s V i . B' 2 'B Q r .Q s- - .4 at r he S? Ag QQ FP VY: ft: qv r ' M-W Wife..-. J fn., 0 f ww- 'Wu J-nf! H1

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74X Faculty , X... ,... Miss Kiser tries hard to ignore Basil. 1 A ii ' l I .X V 'lg l 05' ' .f f , uf I xi f 55 as or 'Q Nav.. wwxagww if xv 3 E G 3 K X. A ,Q , ,u --4 L.. r 013235 M5 ,M , ul K.. 1 ,fi y fl X -' if ' 1 ,. lv Nb. 4 a ' :-- W i g , -sX,s ,Zi , , M English and French are taught by Miss John- X ,, 1 .V SOI1. 5 Mm-vs' 'twin' W , -r' Mr. Deas is teaching the basics of first-aid. ' All fm -a r , Jim Baer: Graphic Arts, Industrial Arts pation Mary Ann Brockett: English 10, Speech William Burick: Guidance Wifi V e: f 4 up .. .,, :iff MaryAnn Baldwin: Typing, Business Occu- K 1 if 1 W 1 Bob Burk: Distributivc Education George Carmichael: IPS, Biology l Terry Coxson: Drafting, Graphic Arts, Mech- anical Drawing Daniel Day: Media Administrator ff! iii: '4ii'f if ,fi ,z:.,,, A Y I A 9 G QGGLL 'Q h V, G aw ic X r ss I Q , lygy ' M f , ,r laf f