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

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ALBUM SECTION Throughout his four years at Hoban, a student ac- quires a great deal of knowledge, experience, and de- velopment through associations with his teachers and classmates. These memories of the school, its teachers, the many school activities, and personal experiences make a profound impression that will linger in the mind for many years to come. The friendships he makes are lasting ones, as are the memories of the work he has done and the fun that he has had here at Hoban. In this, the album section of the '62 WAY, we present the many faces that we can associate with that way of life which is lived here on the Hoban scene.

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v N M MORY While our high school was in its infancy at St. Ber- nard's parish school, Archbishop Hoban was in need of many leaders, both lay and religious, to see the need for increasing the spiritual and intellectual op- portunities of young students in the Akron area. Such a leader was the late Monsignor Clement Boeke, pastor of St. Paul's Parish. From the initial stages of planning, to the formal dedication by Archbisoph Ho- ban, Monsignor Boeke was a source of encouragement and devotedness which eventually brought about the realization of another Catholic high school for the youth of Akron. The students and faculty of Arch- bishop Hoban High School will endeavor to maintain and exemplify the spirit with which Monsignor Boeke played his role in helping to make Hoban High the great school that it is. May he rest in peace.