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

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5. AA Dave Cooper and Paul Testa direct Bill Prem in tracing de Gama's sailing route on a shaky world, steadied by the hand of Brother Eugene. Qi T110 Clayton Samels, with help from Tim Garrett, adds more states to the Union under the critical eye of Brother Charles McBride. k3x

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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.

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UNDERSTANDING OUR HERITAGE Our ever increasing scope of world knowled e is developed in the social sciences. WVithout a Easic concept of what our fellow man has done and what he is doing is a definite hindrance to our educational system. The histories not only show us what man has learned, but how he has gone about it. A quick glimpse of history shows not only man's faults but the solutions as well. If a civilization is to prosper, then a definite understanding of the past is necessary. Government is not primarily tau ht to show us how our country has prospered but to slliow us the problems they faced and how we can help in democracy. Sociology and economics bring the principles of man's mind to light and show us what one man would do, another would not. They also show us why his ideas of govemment, religion, and society are different from that of his neighbors. Staggering world problems are frequently solved in Mr. Weigand's sociology class. Walter Lippmann's Public Philosophy plagues the studious minds of seniors fl-rj Larry Hornacek, Bill Riley, and Joe Henretta for Brother James Sullivan's government class.