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

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Intriguccl by the magic of pulleys, Ralph Tucker, Dan Conroy, Dave Martin, and jim Lisic watch closely as Brother Donard explains the system. In this Atomic Age of satellites and space travel, science is being stressed more than at any previous time. At the same time, students here at Hoban realize the importance of a basic understanding of the sciences. Our science program is designed to keep up with and cope with the increasing number of problems around us. Excellent laboratory facilities provide the student with the opportunity to handle the practical and theoretical aspects of science. Through the study of these sciences-biology, physical science, chemistry, and physics, - the student is surely more capable of understanding and comprehending the physical world around him. CH ALLENGING THE FRONTIERS fr ui ,, 4. V 4- -' . Previewing the day's classes calls for serious study from these arrivals long before morning classes get underway.

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Brother Richard Johnson instructs hls geometry class on the use of the compass, a bfnsxc lnstrument m geometry Denny Hoskins, Tim Scanlan the school's king-sized slide, math class.

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Bye Lab periods in biology class brings hustle and bustle preparing and observing specimens and cleaning up afterwards. Brother Marius gives directions from the sidelines and assists individual students. OE THE WORLD OE SCIENCE -at 4 , o pgs Under the direction of Brother Robert Leamnson juniors Jim Michalec, Denny Hoskins, and Larry Herman, run through a lab experiment in chemistry. .EW Mike Harvey and Louis Mahony experiment with pendulums as Bill Thomson works calculations for the experiment.