Campbell Memorial High

School

The Memo Winter Edition

Merry Christmas

Volume 79 Issue 2

Christmas

By: Adam Rusnak, Scott Copanic, Josh, Dubois

and Daquan Bebbs

As the winter break approaches CMHS students

are getting ready to celebrate the holidays and

bring in the New Year. Since Christmas is such

a memorable holiday we asked some of the kids

at Memorial High School questions about

Christmas.

Favorite Christmas present?

George Koulianis-Money!!

Fotini Koullias-Tickets to go to Greece.

Courtney Gulu-V.I.P concert tickets.

Jordan Espada- Visiting my mom.

Steven Mahr- Shoes!

Devon Rushton- Sugar cookie pop-tarts.

Quinnt Grace-A teddy bear.

Haley Cruz- Shoes!

Jordan Weatherly- A new puppy.

Isabell Black- New shoes.

James Burley Jackson- A new T.V.

Yianna Koulianis- New car.

Laz Lebron-Going to Disneyland.

Ignatius Horvath-New cellphone.

Favorites

Favorite Christmas moment?

George Koulianis-Sitting by the Christmas tree

with my family on Christmas.

Fotini Koullias- Making a huge snowman.

Jordan Espada- Opening presents.

Courtney Gulu -Opening gifts.

Haley Cruz-Being with my family.

Jordan Weatherly-Decorating the Christmas tree.

Isabell Black-Baking cookies.

James Burley-Jackson- Opening gifts on

Christmas Day.

James Burley-Being with family.

Laz lebron- Spending time with my family.

Ignatius Horvath- Eating food.

Yianna Koulianis- Going to my cousin’s house

and spending the night.

Favorite Christmas tradition?

George Koulianis-Sitting by the fire watching

Christmas movies.

Fotini Koulianis- Going to grandmas and

opening presents.

Courtney Gulu- When family comes over.

Quinnt Grace- Putting up the Christmas tree.

Steven Mahr- Going to church.

Haley Cruz- Grandma makes her her traditional

soup.

Isabell Black-Hanging with my family.

Kent State Field Trip

By: Nick Billiris, Nick Lopez and, Jashon Flores

Mrs. Latell and her Career Search class attended

several field trips this semester. The most recent

field trip was to Kent State University. According to

Ms. Latell, “The purpose of this field trip was to get

our students exposure to the college experience by

taking them on a tour of the campus to encounter

some of the things they may address in the near

future”. We asked a series of questions to students

who attended the Kent State field trip.

What did you learn from the trip?

Ross Clark- “if you get good grades you can go to a

good college”.

George Koulianos - “Kent State is a good school.”

Nick Trikilis- “Kent is a safe and academic school.”

What did you enjoy most from this experience?

Ross Clark - “I enjoyed how the people at Kent State

showed us around the school.”

George Koulianos - “I enjoyed seeing the whole

campus and what they have to offer.”

Nick Trikilis- “I enjoyed the atmosphere and the

people that were there at Kent State.”

Football Hall of Fame Field

Trip

The field trip to The Football Hall of Fame was taken

to give the Campbell Memorial students inspiration

to follow your dreams and accomplish them. The

guest speaker was Jack Youngblood. Jack

Youngblood, a 6-4, 247-pound All-American from the

University of Florida, excelled for 14 seasons with

the Los Angeles Rams from 1971 to 1984. As the

20th player selected in the first round of the 1971

draft, Youngblood made his presence felt almost

immediately.

What did you learn from the trip?

Ross Clark-“If I follow my dreams I can be whatever I

want”.

Nick Trikillis- “If you have the right mental mind set,

anything is possible”.

George Koulianos- “If people say you can’t do it, you

must find it within yourself to say you can”.

Student Spotlight

By: Jenae Johnson, Rickie Robison, & Antwane

Thomas

Taylor Valerio is a senior at Campbell

Memorial High School and was chosen for

Student Spotlight because she earned Honor

Roll for the last nine weeks. She was born in

Youngstown, Ohio. and has attended

Campbell City Schools her entire life.

Taylor said she studies every night for about

a half an hour to keep herself on top of her

classes. She likes to play softball during her

spare time. In the future she is plans to

attending YSU to study graphic design.

Makayla Violet is our other nomination for

Student Spotlight. Makayla also achieved

High Honor for the first nine weeks of the

grading semester. Makayla was originally

born in Andover, Ohio. She credits her High

Honor Roll to studying for hours at a time

on all subjects so that she knows her

information come test time. She loves to

play sports on her alone time.

Student Look- A-Likes

Ed Sheeran Adam Rusnack

Annasophia Robb Abagail Miller

LLo

Logan Henderson Ramon Figueroa

Coco Jones Briana Robinson

Nicki Minaj Sarah Kamal

Manu Rios Deivy Acosta

Balgeet Jhannier Rojas

Victoria Justice Araceli Ruano

Teacher Spotlight

By: Shania Davis, Bretaesha Madison, & Erik Hernaiz

For this edition of the Memo we chose Mr. Canterino as our Teacher Spotlight. Mr.

Canterino has been teaching at Campbell Memorial for 3 years. Mr. Canterino

teaches 8th through 12th grade physical education, health and weight training. Mr.

Canterino attended and graduated from Youngstown State University, with a

degree in Physical Education and Health. When asked why he thought it was

important for kids to get their education he said, “They should get their education

so in order to get knowledge they can use to set them up for their future”. His

interests outside of school are sports.

Teacher Look-A-Likes

Kevin Hart Mr.C.McCray

Drake Mr. Canterino

Homer Simpson Mr.P.Kish

Peter Griffin Mr. Childers

JANUARY

Student Birthdays

Justin Bowling 1/30

Devina Cruz 1/30

Ana Denas 1/30

Faith Fetty 1/18

Austin Gigax 1/1

Kobe Hayden 1/22

Emmanual Higgenbottom 1/31

Celine Hildack 1/ 8

Taylor King 1/12

Alexander Luciano 1/18

Jordan Marsh 1/7

Emani Martinez 1/3

Morgan McMeans 1/14

R’Trell Miller 1/13

Elaina Molten 1/27

Austin Sheilds 1/31

Kyionna Smith 1/ 3

JANUARY

Celebrity’s Birthdays

Nia Lovelis, 1/1

Dana Vaughns, 1/2

Eli Manning, 1/3

Kalin White, 1/4

Bradley Cooper,1/5

MattyB, 1/6

Marcus Scribner, 1/8

Elvis Presley (1935-1977) 1/8

Lauryn McClain, 1/9

George Foreman, 1/10

Lil Twist, 1/11

Zayn Malik, 1/12

Tayvion Power, 1/13

LL Cool J, 1/14

Pitbull, 1/15

Joe Flacco, 1/16

Jake Paul, 1/17

Karan Brar, 1/18

Logan Lerman, 1/19

Evan Peters, 1/20

Aries(March21-April19): Listen to your gut

instinct today, because it will be telling you

to avoid something that you usually do

fairly often. Be prepared for other people to

be confused about your sudden hesitation.

But no matter what the stakes are, don't let

anyone push you into doing anything that

doesn't feel right today -- especially if it

involves any legal documents.

Taurus(April20-May20): Your restlessness

is fading away, and suddenly your regular

routine doesn't feel so regular, anymore!

Instead of feeling dull, it feels comfortable -

- and most importantly, stress-free. This is a

good time to finish up minor errands, pay

bills, and hunker down for a quiet night in.

Gemini(May21-June20): The nonstop

activity all around you will keep you

extremely entertained today, especially

since you are loaded with all the high

energy you need to make the most of it!

You should follow your urge to leap into the

center of the action, because today you can

sway the entire crowd, and really make a

real difference.

Cancer(June21-July22): The nonstop

activity all around you will keep you

extremely entertained today, especially

since you are loaded with all the high

energy you need to make the most of it!

You should follow your urge to leap into the

center of the action, because today you can

sway the entire crowd, and really make a

real difference.

Leo(July23-August22): Today your charms

are like magic -- downright intoxicating, but

dangerous in large quantities!

Virgo(Aug.23-Sep.22): Shopping with a

partner will be especially fun and rewarding

right now -- the two of you will be in the

same mood, have the same objectives, and,

most importantly

Libra(September23-October22): Your

ambition has been useful to you, but your

whole life's happiness does not rely on

what you do with your career

Scorpio(October23-November21): Change

is more than good for you right now -- it is

absolutely necessary!

Sagittarius(November22-December21):

You're smart enough to know that decisions

about who gets ahead in life are not always

based on fairness.

Capricorn(December22-January19): It

might feel like one of the authority figures

in your life is being especially bossy today,

but did you ever stop to think that maybe

they are pushing you to do better because

they believe in you?

Aquarius(Jan20-Feb18): You should be bold

to the point of obnoxiousness today -- no

one is going to mind. In fact, certain people

have been waiting for you to speak up and

show a bit of your true self.

Pisces(Feb19-March20): Are you following

the path of least resistance with a friend --

just doing whatever they want to do to

avoid making them mad?

Birthday Shout Outs

Celine Hildack January 8th Happy Birthday. Have a great day! -S. Swiney

Nomiki Tsagaris January 22nd Happy Birthday cousin! Have a good day. -S. Swiney

Alexis Santiago January 17th Happy Birthday big Lexi! -Love you, Ally

Gerry Petras December 18th Happy Birthday!! From: Santa

Austin Gigax January 1st Happy Birthday Austin!!! Go Browns

Audreonna Jefferson December 3rd Happy Birthday! From: Gerry, Austin, Zac, Marc, Areleis, and Destiny

Ms. Hamptom January 26th Happy Birthday Dana! Say CHEESE!!!! -Marcus Lansdowne & Lynn Monroe

Jontez Scrivens January 28th Happy Birthday -KM

George Cunning December 15th Happy Birthday George!! -Nick Cunning

Rodney Miller December 31st Happy 16th Birthday RJ! -Ariana Runyon

Jaemya Addison December 16th Happy Birthday! Best wishes -Kemonie Addison

George Cunning December 15th Happy Birthday! Wishing you the best! -Kemonie Addison

Kennedy Evans December 14th Happy Birthday cuddy! -J

Boys Basketball

By: Darius Gandy & Keyonce Brown

For the winter edition of The Memo we covered

the boys’ basketball team. We interviewed a

few players along with the head freshman and

varsity coaches. Despite posting a 0-6 record for

the 2015-2016 season thus far, the Red Devil

basketball team has shown some great

moments of success and have acquired some

much needed experience to build upon for the

duration of the season.

We had two questions for the freshman and

varsity coaches, Mr. Ryan Lucianno and Mr.

Michael Szenborn.

What are your expectations for the 2015-2016

basketball season?

Coach Luciano – “As the freshman coach I plan

to prepare the boys fundamentally so they are

ready to move up to the next level”.

Coach Szenborn –“I’m expecting our team to

work playing hard, competing, and getting some

solid team wins for our program”.

Who do you expect to be your impact players

and why?

Coach Luciano – “Louie Henderson, Demarcus

Carr and Nick Tuttle should be our leaders

because they each are good in the paint and

hustle on both ends of the floor”.

Coach Szenborn – “Ray Rue should be the most

impactful because of his experience last season

and he is ready to compete at this level”.

We also got insight from the players and to get

their take and opinion on a couple questions in

regards to the season. When we asked the team

members who they believed to be their team

leader and why, here are their responses.

Ray Rue: He’s a good teammate to go to when

you’re down. He brings our spirits up.

Jose Troncoso: He takes charge and keeps the

team together.

Laz Lebron: He leads by example.

When the team was asked what their biggest

challenge was for the season, it was unanimous.

They all feel that communication and working

as a team to overcome adversity would be their

biggest challenge.

Game over Christmas break

Tues. Dec. 29th Campbell vs. Poland @ Home

5:30 pm JV

7:00 pm Varsity

Girls Basketball By: Arianna Runyon, Ja’Laya Weaver, Vivian Kelly & Trinity Thomas

The Lady Devils Basketball Team is led by

full time Head Coach LaRona Gore. Coach

Gore’s expectations of this season are for

the team to be competitive and improve

each game. The Lady Devils strengths are

their youth and great team speed. With a lot

of underclassman playing they are being

challenged to fill big roles and become team

leaders. We also interviewed some of the

Junior Varsity and Varsity basketball players

such as Ja’Kaya Weaver, Emoni Davenport,

Selena Lopez, and Alona Rodriquez. So far,

the basketball season for the girls has been

going great. According to the team they said

that the keys to a success are teamwork

and hard work. The unanimous team goal

seems to be competitive and win games.

Winter Break Schedule

Mon.Dec.28th Away- Girard @5:30pm/7:00pm

Wed.Dec.30th Home @5:30pm/7:00pm

J.Weaver E.Davenport

S.Lopez A.Rodriquez

Good Luck to our Lady Devils

Bowling

By: Kemonie Addison, D’Aliyah Whetzel,

George Iatropoulos, & Omar Garcia

The 2015-2016, bowling season began on

November 16th. They are coached by 1st

year Head Coach Tyler Allen. His favorite

part about coaching is being able to see

how each athlete’s hard work pays off. It is

nice to see the bowlers improve and correct

their technique. He expects every bowler to

improve on a fundamental aspect of their

bowling each and every week. Increasing

our individual scores and consistently

practicing will be our focus for the duration

of the season.

Their favorite part about bowling is having

fun, hanging out with their teammates, and

of course winning. Their strengths are team

commitment, work ethic, ball control, and

leadership. They love practicing with Coach

Allen and their teammates. This is Anthony

Pico’s first year on the bowling team and he

loves it so far. Shane and Jeremy agree that

bowling is a good sport and that they love

being a part of bowling team.

(L-R) Christian Torruella, Jeremy Firm, Coach

Allen, Anthony Pico, and Shane Schneider.

Missing from the photo: Rasheen Moore and

Nikitas Klimis

Attendance Challenge

Student attendance in general is vital to a

student’s success in high school as well as in the

workplace beyond their high school years.

Pupils with good attendance records benefit in

the following ways:

Success: By attending class regularly, your child

is more likely to keep up with the daily lessons

and assignments, and take quizzes and tests on

time.

Achievement: students who attend school

regularly are more likely to pass reading and

math assessments than students who don't

attend school regularly.

Opportunity: For older students, being in school

every day gives them a chance to learn more

about college and scholarship opportunities,

and to take the important exams they need to

build a successful academic record.

Being part of the school community: Just by

being present at school, your child is learning

how to be a good citizen by participating in the

school community, learning valuable social

skills, and developing a broader world view.

Knowing the correlation between good

attendance and success, Mr. Yeager and the BLT

(Building Leadership Team) have devised a

competition to motivate our CMHS students by

offering them a free dress down day to the class

that has the highest attendance each week.

This competition is called the Attendance

Challenge.

Attendance is taken daily by all homeroom

teachers to obtain a daily percentage of the

student population by grade. At the end of each

week the grade that has obtained the highest

percentage of students present throughout the

week receive a free dress down day.

The Attendance Challenge has been in effect for

4 weeks now and it has been very competitive

thus far. The winners of challenge are as

follows:

Week of Nov. 16th

9th grade won with 90.8% of their class present.

8th grade-John Childers homeroom won with

95.2%.

Week of Nov. 30th

11th grade won with 94% of their class present.

8th grade- Andrew Timko’s homeroom won with

96%.

Week of Dec. 7th

10th grade won with 93% of their class present.

8th grade- John Childers homeroom won with

96.6%.

Christmas Word Search

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X O S R O V M I T A D M A R E A L M A C

V C I U D F Q A N N Q A P Z E M F N H W

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T M C J S H Y A H S K S Z O E J T D X S

T P Q H V C D C I F H A E E S A W H J V

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X S A N L G T Y E U W T A C P O D L N S

W C E N C D N D U R S S C L R F X B G H

H S D B M A L S O A B I R Y L B F U L T

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CANDYCANES CHRISTMASJAMS CHRISTMASTREE

GINGERBREADHOUSE HOTCHOCOLATE JINGLEBELLS

MARSHMALLOWS PAJAMAS PRESENTS

SANTA SNOWFLAKES SNOWMAN

WINTER WREATH

Christmas Crossword

Across

4. You put a ____ at the top of your Christmas tree.

6. A ________ is red and white and taste like a peppermint and shaped into a

stick.

7. __________ fall from the sky during winter in different shapes and sizes.

8. You hangs these on your door and they ring_____________.

9. You decorate a____ and put presents underneath it.

Down

1. You drink __________on a cold snowy day and it’s good with marshmallows

2. ______ the snow man was a happy jolly soul.

3. You put______ on the Christmas tree and they glow at night.

4. _____ brings toys for all the good boys and girls.

5. Santa uses _______ to help drive his sleigh.

Merry Christmas

And Have

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Happy New Year