Archbishop Hoban High School - Way Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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IIDDJEJIINICNIFJIIQDN We, the Senior Class of Archbishop Hoban High School, dedicate this l96l edition of The Way as a token of our esteem to Brother Sigismund, C.S.C. Working behind the scenes and often not noticed by many students, he has helped form many of the school's basic policies during his seven years at our school. Brother is a soft-spoken man who has dedicated his life to higher learning in the liberal arts fields. Among his activities at Hoban, Brother is Glee Club director, Speech Contest di- rector, Mothers' Club Moderator, as well as the Director of Studies and teacher of advanced Senior and Junior English.

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QQ ve. -553' 5 0 - ee'- l N - If Nr R..e.r T 'frees-5 L ixavba li X 'PAA- The 1961 Way is a symbol of everything we, the graduating senior s and underclassrnen have participated in this school year. The Way is a record of our good times and memories as well as all the hard work that we have had here at Archbishop Hoban High School. JJ 0 Spirit Wins is Theme for Pep Assemblies In preparation for the Knight's first gridiron clash of the year, a pep assembly was staged by the cheerleaders. These exuberant youngsters demonstrated several new cheers in addition to the fav- orites of last year. After intro- ducing his staff of able coaching assistants, head football coach tion of two new cheers by the cheerleaders, the seniors pre- sented their skit, a moving drama, in which Sir H. S. Hoban van- quishes foul Irish Jack to win the hand of Miss Victory. The co-captains of the team urged a special effort on the part of the students to support the Knights Library Stirs ew Interest Thls is a year of'change, reorganization and improvement. The school library is an outstanding example of this trend. Under the direction of our new librarian, Brother John of the Cross, great for- ward strides are being made in developing the library tacllltles. Class Officer Roster Complete The lncomlng freshmen elect- ed their class officers on Wed- For example, the intricate card catalog system is being re- vamped, for clarification, and steps have been taken to broad- en the .scope of our library with new and better volumes. A lunn1J4na.a.f1nA4.L.u 'XL L.-ul-.,.L.-l.J,... nraoo..f'Gln, nf' .nalnnlnlnhu iq nnru

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