Champion High School - Levin Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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r NATIONAL req? socwrv x ff s 4 1 1 1 i W ls L5 Look at that style! Go, Mrs. Kyser. NA ZVOJVMLC J-IONOIZ 506,78 Cl! The National Honor Society is a very select club at CHS. NHS chapters are located all over the country. Seven- teen students from the 1979 senior class were tapped as juniors to belong to the C.C. Kiser chapter. This spring more juniors and seniors will be sworn in. They are chosen by the faculty on scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The members sell programs at the basketball games to raise money for awards and scholarships. They also hope to perform a service project for the community or school this coming year. Mrs. Carole Kyser is the advisor. National Honor Society!83

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Champion's Snoopy seems to be very attach- ed to Jeff Dawson. 5' CZIZLSW Z7 6011 6.75, leadershzp Hales Assumed One of the most rewarding clubs at Champion High is its Student Council. Not only do its members have a chance to be actively involved in a fun and creative organization, but they also have a chance to voice their opinions about What's wrong at CHSf' Some activities Council sponsored were the Homecoming dance and fes- assembly. Other projects will include a disco dance, a canned food drive at Easter, and a submarine sandwich sale. Council was led this year by Presi- dent Michelle Vitale and co-Vice Pres- idents Judy Kuszmaul and Cindy Saw- ayda. It was advised by Mrs. Patricia Wolfe, and Mr. Tom Tinkler, who re- placed Mrs. Wolfe when she left due tivities, the concession stand at foot- ball games, and the 1978 Christmas to pregnancy. The President, Michelle, and Vice President, Judy, listen to ideas from the rest of the council members. Michelle makes her officers of Student Coun- cil crack down to work. af- l Senior Student Council members are just hanging around. my Judy, I don't believe you DID that 82!Student Council

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84fOWE, DF 014 the 4700 Crain hg- The OWE-DE program with the help of local businesses, prepares sen- iors for life and work after graduation. Students involved with this program attend school in the morning and work in the afternoon. Mr. Bob Burk and Mr. Paul Yocum, advisors, are always kept busy arranging new jobs for their people and supervising the old jobs. Most stu- dents work as clerks in department stores: as gas station attendants, or as waitresses. Jim and Jeff looked enthused about spend- ing another day with Mr. Burk. Mr. Yocum takes a few minutes to express HIS opinion to the OWE class. fbottoml Lori? Do you have any idea of what he's saying? Crightj if C We won't tell what Steve, Linda, and Kim think about Bobbi's senior picture. ,pw ,ai . 1 s .aw so nigga 3 . - twrf'ar:iL.,.,,..W. ... ,gf ar 1' 4. 7 e ' ,f Maman ,..,, ,,, 1 Wm - Q i r x wunwwwnma if wi K i' .MW ...Al