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

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Watching the sparks fly from behind protective glasses, Gene Cnim and Dick Heisser observe Angelo Cursio make a clean torch cut. Tom Bialy steadies his compass for an intricate construction in Brother Thomas' mechanical drawing class, ACQUIRING PRACTICAL SKILLS Perfection in the education of an individual is only achieved through the induction of practical ex- periences, along with intellectual endeavors. All sub- jects, in one way or another, carry with them some practicalities which the student must master in order to be a success. However, some classes possess greater opportunity for acquiring practical experiences. At Hoban these classes are typing, wood shop, metal shop, and mechanical drawing. When the students have acquired this adeptness, they are able to use with great proficiency their hands and the thousands of instruments and implements that are available for utility within all fields of human endeavor. Only when the student has acquired the ability to use his hands and practical instruments can be adapt them to the attainment of intellectual endeavors and, at the same time, increase the capacities of his mind. Dave Violette watches John Williams and Bob Lachowski line up a tray end for a joint cutting on the table saw.

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On Honor Night proud parents assemble in the auditorium to watch their sons receive RECOGNIZING AND REWARDING The two main events that culminate a year of academic discipline and that give due recognition for achievement are Awards Night and graduation, each a fitting tribute to those who have strived for academic excellence. On the evening of May 21, 1961, parents proudly accompanied their sons to the annual Awards Night. Students were reco nized for accomplishments in the field of academics, feadership, school spirit, and active participation in the schoolis many activities. Graduating seniors came to the full realization of their goal in high school by being graduated from the stage of the school auditorium on Sunday aftemoon of Iune fourth. Dr. Lawrence Baldinger of the Notre Dame School of Science delivered the commencement address. After receiving their coveted diplomas, the seniors made their way out into the ever-challenging, changing world, representing a product of Christian endeavor. Iunior Stuart Clary receives his award from Brother Pedro for outstanding scholastic achievement.