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

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DEVELOPING OUR The need for a more solidified program of physical education is the talk of many educators. Although there is an ever-increasing number of participants in the athletic program offered by Hoban, it is still not the majority of the students. The main program is directed to the freshmen, with participation in the major and minor sports open to all students. The intramural program provides an opportunity for a good percentage of students to play basketball. The teaching of health also plays an important role in the physical education program. It carefully sets down a set of plans which will, if followed, lead to a healthy body in the years to come. Gym classes have their ups and downs -not always to- gether at times. Jim Urban shoots for the top.

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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.

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PHYSICAL FITNESS Y y Brother William explains the functions of the alimentary Mr. Killian directs john Lischak in carrying out a roll on the canal to sophomores in the first period health class. parallel bars. Follow-the-leader procedures are used by these freshmen to acquire skill on the gym horses and bucks.