Champion High School - Levin Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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The sound of brass is heard from the Pep Y lf' ,4 Zfimc 90 Cunes C.H.S. sport spectators are enter- tained at half time of the basketball games by the rhythmic music of the Pep Band. The Pep Band helped to produce spirit at our games, trying to lift the team to victory. A-1 music is also heard from other small groups of musicians as the Stage Band and Wind Ensemble. These groups are known throughout the state for their excellent playing. f ff 'ta if Gayle is very versatile-from majorette to ,fill t iv! clarinet player. it P y Q ,deff The beat goes on as Mr. Pat directs. Oom-Pa-Pa is Bill's famous words. 921 Pep Band Band. , 'E Q

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95, .. .... s . if Q if ' A ymphvuic s All eyes arc on Mr. Pat as he directs at the Christmas concert. , f 'Ii . 'X ., ' tX.l r e . t b ' i sie' ei L .ff The many hard hours of practice will soon pay off. kat-a-tat-ta! suxrkfwis- and a tootie-toot-toot! This familiar sound once again echoed through the halls of Champion as the symphonic R Q and concert bands prepared for anoth- 4 er musical season. They suffered through 3, . t many long and tedious rehearsal hours, ' listening to Mr. Paterniti barking, When- isrr T ever you're ready! l-ley,join the bandlw 1 The symphonic band, lead mainly by fir I its seniors, produced an exceptional Christmas concert, and hopes to gain g - straight l,s,' at contest, not only for I their conductors, but also for the sen- T ior band members as farewell. A tenta- Li Bmw Q t NR ,ee it er sb ft t I ,pa ss'-E Mr. Pat goes over the contest music. l tive trip to Germany is being planned for this summer. The band expects i S this to be a working trip with a few ' 5 concerts scheduled. With some hard work, CHS will wow them in Deutsch! 'S ++s 'Uv Hey Jim! Isn't that tuba a little big for you? Hvnccrf O Practice, and more practice, makes perfect. Bandf9l l 1

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V ew Advisvn W ulpprv ch Journalism class prepares for publication. , ,,,,, , , f .sf in IWW WCW ZW? Many changes occurred throughout this year in the journalism department The staff spent many hours turning ideas into print. Randy Ford and San- dee Horton spent restless hours after school working to meet the oncoming deadlines. With the new advisor, Mrs. Paula Terlecky, helping out, Randy Ford, the editor, the High Life pub- lished a successful school bulletin. Also on the staff were: Bruce Jones, Scott Latimer, Randy Jewell, Kelly Chesmar, Lori Rhodes, Greig Flower, Todd Urmson, Jeff Davenport, Torn Mathews, Kathy Remias, Marsha Moss George Ullinsky, Ken Barnes, Vic Ro- mack, and Bill Shreves. MOV. . W f f.fw,,.ay4. Editor Randy Ford explains his next assign- Bryan Green studies a magazine for ideas in ment to Sandee Horton. writing a story. i .lournalism!93 l 1 J.