Mr. Yohner

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	Birthplace
	Mr. Yohner was born in North Dakota
Mr. Yohner's weekend		Dream Car
Mr. Yohner enjoys to do several activities on his weekends such as: running reading coaching fishing skiing surfing dancing		Mr. Yohner's dream car is a 1994 Ford Ranger with a wrestler hood ornament. This car is also known as the Ford Ranger Splash.
	Great Expectations
	The author of this book is the famous Charles Dickens. It is about a young orphan, Pip, being raised by his sister and her husband. He has many adventures in this book. It is highly recommended.
Favorite Music Mr. Yohner enjoys all kinds of music, but his favorite is rock.		Mr. Yohner's school life
Wrestling Career: Mr. Yohner wrestled for 8 years.He started in middle school and ended in his sophomore year in college.(That's 7 years!) He is now the coach for the Sutter Wrestling team. He has been ever since the school had a team. One of the biggest thing that he looks for in a wrestler is their desire because he can teach them the rest. Remember Wrestlers, try-outs begin on December 1st.		Mr. Yohner's school life
		Mr. Yonher went to 12 schools by the time he graduated from High School. He's always wanted to be a teacher even when he was younger Mr. Yonher. loved all 3 of his middle schools – Utterback and Fickett in Tucson and Johnson. He graduated from University of Pacific. Mr. Yonher started teaching because he finally could afford it when he was 40. Today, he teaches 7^th grade – World Cultures at Sutter. His first year teaching was the same year Shelbey Miller was in 8^th grade, 1991. "There’s too many good memories to pick just one and the best part of teaching is watching kids learn", Mr. Yonher says. He's taught every subject and every grade and Mr. Yohner's picked what he likes best so he wouldn’t really want to teach anything else. He's also taught at Greer Elementary, Herbert Green Middle and Franklin High.

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