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

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WE'RE ON OUR WAY The school doors are thrust open and the corridor- pressured stream of students spills down the steps in- to the parking lot. In many ways it is like the end of every other school day. The buses are waiting to pick up their passengers as the din of automobile engines increases. Yet, on this day many things are changed. The crowd is void of the already graduated seniors, and the minds of those remaining, students and faculty alike, are carefree with the thought of summer vacation. In their rush home, these Hobanites, though poss- ibly unaware, carry with them memories of the spent- out school year. Sometime in the future they will re- flect upon these '6l-'62 days. F There's little else to do now except to make our way down 5th Avenue and then home. I as ...----'--'-'T '1 '- -' a ':'.:'. .S 59 Climaxing the school year, Mr. Weigand starts the final Bar- berton-Hoban run for the '61- '62 school year. OU

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DAVID WISE IAMES VVITT JOHN XVITTENSOLDNER ROBERT NVITTMAN ROBERT WOOD HAROLD VVORK STEPHEN YEN ERNEST ZEHNER THOMAS ZENO GEORGE ZIEMBA JOHN ZUPEC 'J Lifting notes and spirit in prepar- ing for the Freshman Dance are Dominic Walter, Dennis Vczzani, and Tom Zeno. Freshman show that they have a right to be proud because they were the first to go over the top in the chocolate drive. L as fi-isv1'95i?2::Eyf'r1'f QFD 93433 . 5,1 - , o r sf A . .. s.,s

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al , ,fa l 1 4' 1 Q 'U sf, f 4 , Q. 4 an 'si ii Vi' 5 ? 1 if ii S L 'lf Life at Hobnn High keeps burning long after the corridors arc clcurcd of thc routine of another day. ,fa i Y ,.-ff 159