Champion High School - Levin Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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Mr. Yocum prepares for OWE class. Mrs. Rek concentrates on her lecture notes. : ,. My 5' Smiling is one of Mrs. Horsley's pasttimes. Mr. Sentner passes on ajoke to Mr. Stevens. : Larry Perna: Music, Choir -7 1 V N Qjfl flffi' I Ramonda Rek: English 9, Spanish I ' Egg, ,l,, H ' A L- f Nick Roberts: Gym, In-house Suspension W ' A H ai t V ,ri ' M7 Kathy Robinson: Spanish II, III, English II, - 3 ., ' V Publications A- ' 'L , sfiliz 5' Robert Sentner: Guidance Ed shimbofskez An S' V A lp Ted Smith: Biology, Athletic Director ,V , - 1 - K - 781 Faculty

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Most students think that figuring out grades is an easy task for the teach er. 'Why didnit I get the grade I deserv- ed?' Well, chances are, you did. It's no picnic keeping track of tests, checking on make-up work, and figuring out Hnal averages. It's hard to decide when a student is on the borderline which way he goes, up or down. If you think your grades pain you, think again. Theyare also a pain for the faculty. Mrs Brockett is thinking back when she Mr Shlmborske a.nd Miss Majcher are taking Mrs. McCutcheon is amazed at one of her up a different trait music students. Jane Marino: IOE, Personal Typing Pat McCutcheon: Special Education Shirley Moritz: IOE, Clerical Practice Mary Novotny: Business Math, General Math Recordkeeping Colmar Nuzum: Biology, Chemistry, Physics Madeline Nuzum: Home Economics Robert Paterniti: Band, Music Martin Politsky: English 12

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-Niwfww Q Q rr 3-aewvwvi-vw' U Mr. Stevens hams it up, in class or out of class. The class listens intently to Mrs. Terlecky. A 0 e an 0145, . 1 Sztracurrzcular Events Being a teacher can be frustrating at times and it can also be very reward- ing. Teaching is more than grading papers and giving tests, it is patrolling the halls and restrooms, monitoring detention after school, and chaperon- ing extracurricular activities. The av- erage student doesn't realize the time that's spent in supervising groups, clubs, or sports. For some teachers the school day lasts 3 or 4 hours after 2:40. Many of the contributions are forgot- ten in the normal, everyday of the av- i V? t j erage CHS student. But for those in- ! volved, it means a lot and is appreciat- ed. ,I B ef Mr. Deas searches his mail boxg Mr. Smith takes his coffee break. 'Y Susan Somplack: Hearing Impaired gf Jerry Stevens: English 10 ,V' f Richard Stoneman: Industrial Arts P Y M 1, is 7 ' r fluff uw 5 2 ta' Sit Larry Strobl: Algebra, Geometry, Business Math, General Math Paula Terlecky:English 9, Journalism Bill Thorne: Psychology, American Govt, Tom Tinklerz Learning Disabilities