Champion High School - Levin Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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Cype, Cype, at kefypc IOE is a 2 year course for junior and senior girls interested in the secretarial field. It gives students an opportun- ity to experience true office prodecures. Typewriting along with shorthand and transcription skills are stressed. After finishing the course the students will know how to apply for a position in an office, how to succeed in that job, If only Carol Conley knew what she was iyping. Diance tries to be doctor and typist as she listens to the dictaphone. and how to advance to a higher post. In the Jr. year shorthand, typing, and office practive are of the main con- cern. Most of the hard work is done in Jr. skills for perfecting as a senior. Throughout the burdensome day, coffee breaks are taken, parties given, and friendships sought. Junior Officers are: Pres. Tracey Simmons, V. Pres. v 1 L Move those fingers, Kim! Kim Coulter works on the calculator. Ick! Ink! Debby James runs the memeograph machine the hardrway. di' f I Ia- . , ,Y ,Edge -e V5 W W .M ... W mmzwwwsmishmt. - Debbie James, Sec. Diane Steele, and Tres. Cindy Baker. Senior IOE isthe most memorable year and seems to be the easiest of the two. New subjects taken include: Office Practice II, Busnnsss English, and Short- hand Il: not to mention the constant repetition of skills learned and applied from the previous year. I am ' if w'x'ff0' ' vo..'4 f' wx ix 'S 'm... M .... M MMA

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ggi Mfg sm-M., 'X fx S, . Se is iii- , r wg -R ,sf : s A I. e we I X ii ' is si M we ,4 Brandywine l6'au4I1er's Night To ski DOWN a hill which I can hardly walk up, is a real problem. It seems pretty ridiculous to have trouble just in sitting down to ride a chair, but that IS a major endeavor. Once accom- plishing the sitting down part there is time to stand up again. Well, I'm at the top of a hill with a bunch of klutzes. Now it's my turn to make a fool of myself. Look out! Move out of the way! Bam! Blop! SON OF A B-L-E-E-P! I bet you can guess what just happened. A newly made fool, otherwise known as a Brandywine Bomber, imported from Champion High, just took a fall. For six weeks the over 125 mem- ber strong Ski Club loaded itself onto 4 buses and headed for Northern Ohio's largest ski resort. With Mr. Thorne and his able teacher-advisors, injuries, tights, pulled muscles were overcome with a minimum amount of mental breakdown. Kai , J