Champion High School - Levin Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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Mr. Kane is hard at workin Art. He's always busyg almost as busv as his students. M W, 'ff 1 M U16 5',46ZlL'Z'1! Each of the teachers has his own schedule and his ways of making it flexible. As the day begins, most of the teachers can be found in Mr. Seiple's office sipping the last of their coffee before dashing off to class. c Mr. Paterniti sees that his cup is fil- led throughout the day. Mr. Thorne and Mr. Politsky compare notes on their next trip to New York to ski. Around lunch time Mr. Coxson and Mr. Car- vf 61f!.5. Little does the class know that Mrs. Fee is smiling because she s about to give a test. Coach Carmichael shows us his ability off, 'r ' michael supervise the crowd in the If cafeteria. Later on in the afternoon, , lg Vw Mr. Day travels to other schools. Mrs. oyyyy r gg V ta Wildman tries to get Mrs. Reese to type by a requisition form, and the students : V r in In-house take their break with Mr. W L V Roberts. And finally the 2:40 bell : r rings. It's hard to tell who sighs in more f relief -the students or the teachers. . Mm as Wen as 011, the Court- -- is . r'r' f' . , , ru rf 1 ' r V M V ' ,V 1 ,r,, ', at H r . ' - 'W M o .., .aro r ' f ru. ' V c , rryr . 1 ' ig iii - ' , r-f' i V In Doug Deas: Health 7 , H 259. Delores Fee: Business Law, Accounting ati ' V' Y 'fi . 'L t I 'Iii 11, 15255 L H if 'r',r, V ' '- . , .gf iw V VV V Gretchen Gavolasz Health, Gym , ' .,, . V2 . . . : j ' John Gibson: World Cultures, American His- ? 'r,. , V -V ' 7 tor ' ' Va ' aff- L Q A 5 :QQ I if I ,.:,3ggg3a1 . I Shirley Horsley: Librarian ology, Psychology Barb Jolmson: English II, French . Jack Hutchison: Gym, In-House Suspension Channing Jackson: American History, Soci- Faculty X 75

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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

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-.m......,M ,,,, Q 3, 'Y MW E Uruth or Kausrquences M , Mr. Nuzum looks amazed while teaching. ' if f 1 A 'The , wr -...NJ is Ai , 'Q f W , n 2 1 i gi 1' gg 3 my , -awe Mr. Burke, where is your bow tie? Wwwfw H Genius at work! Mrs. Robinson or Laurie Phillips? K Shirley June: Family Living, Home Eoonom-, V V ' ics V Robert Kane: Art Helen Kantner: World Cultures, American A Govt. - Darlene Kijowski: Business Math, Algebra 6 ig, N X A . f Shirley Kiser: Geometry, Algebra, General Math Susan Kuttlerz Hearing Impaired Carole Kyser: Algebra, Calculus, Trig., Ad- vanced Math Kris Majcher: Art, Crafts 76lFacu1ty if QS 5. - s iew- X K I: f . . f j 4 J Y x