Champion High School - Levin Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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96fChoir Him 'r Before directing, Mr. Perna gets the feel of the music. . ,, V ,, .ag V r 5? , , qi, ff, ygmffqsrag-f 'r-f-If ig f gi-5 V 'f or 223 ' Q Q 5241 , W ' ' cf, ' A 1 4 'rift- W '- A Cflwir 64015 Voices Playing a piano, reading a foreign language, and operating a complicated machine cannot be done without nec- essary training. Singing in the Choir is no different. The students who make up the Choir, under the direction of Mr. Larry Perna, have thus far sung at the annual Christmas concert on Dec. Zlst. They succeeded in putting all who were there in the spirit. They have also performed for the elementary schools to increase student interest in music. The Choir is currently rehearsing for its end of the year spring concert. To hear some of the best voices around, plan to attend. The entire choir settles down for a practice before the Christmas concert. After long hours of practicing, the choir finally performs for an audience. Michele Vitale and Dawn Emery look over the music before they attempt to play. ff3:f7 H .,reW535?4V f W W f43Z?lf it

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The cast relaxes after a tiring rehearsal. Q, . 4 9- X 5 , 1. .L Sue, a dedicated senior Thespian, is memor- izing her lines. Applau c Applause has often been heard by our Drama Club. The club is headed by Lori Rhodes, President, and Miss Bev Bronson, advisor. The drama curtain Went up in March with a childrens' play, and later with a spring performance. Members had a fruit sale to help finance their projects. Thespian Society saw 26 new mem- bers sworn into their organization. Some members are known across the stateg for instance Lori Rhodes is a State Student Representative to the International Thespian Society. Hey! What did you say?', Amy Fenton and Mark Davison go through their lines. Drama Club!95

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Who Karas? Who really cares about the follow- ing information? 600 copies of the 1979 Levin were printed by Inter- Collegiate Press on Comstock I paper, with Liner Vellum and Granite Cur- sive printg covered with Blue Jeans linen, hot stamped in silver foil. I'll tell you who really cares!! Mrs. Robinson, advisor, Maryann Potyonek, editor, Bill Schrader, co-editor, Mark Hughes, business editor, AND Kelly Chesmar, Monica Ashley, Norma Gautschi, Mary Bollenbacher, Karen Harman, Vanessa Buchanan, Scott Shallenberger, Denise Plant, Becky Schuster, Connie Joseph, Sue Skaggs, Judy Miller, Bill Shreves, Laurie Phillips. At any time during the first semes- ter a person could walk by room 7 and see members of the staff tearing at their hair. As Mark wrote bills and tried to figure out where the money was coming and going, Mrs. Robinson tried to figure Why deadlines were coming so fast. Bill and Norma slaved over the senior section, while Sue and Scott hassled about the faculty copy. What was there to say? Now, what is there to say? It is finished. Barely. And the staff is proud. We hope you like it. Lori Medwick and Becky Schuster discuss