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ACTIVITIES ACTTUVUFUES ACTI ITIES ACSTTUWUTTUES , . , r-7 ACTIVITIES AGTTUWUTTUES CTIVITIES AGTTUVUWTUES ACTIVITIES ACCBTTUWUTTUIESS Complementing the rigorous courses of study here at Hoban are the numerous activities and clubs that develo a working, practical knowledtie of the sub- 'ects themselves, besides affording e students a beneficial, enjoyable pastime. The science clubs, Art Club, Mission Club, the school publications, band, and Glee Club are but a few of the activities ,available to the interested student. It is this realm of activity that breaks up the monotony of the school day and contributes to a realization of the student's personality. It is also this realm of activity - clubs, organizations, and publications - that endeavors to deve op manual skills that may later be of much use to the individual. Displays, movies, tournaments, and projects all reflect fostered attitudes of interest and enjoyment.
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3 't STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Cleft to rightl Emil Lutz, Treasurergr Tim Garrett Secretary, Ed Riegler, Vice-President, Steve Sitko, President. STUDENT COUNCIL ENJOYS SUCCESSES When there is some school activity that calls for organization and leadership, the Student Council of Hoban High is called upon to carry it out. Under the leadership of Student Council Moderator Brother john Benesh and Student Council President Steve Sitko, the group successfully launched and saw completion of The Wor1d's Finest Chocolate drive, and a canned food drive for the poor of the Akron area. The group's agenda was filled with numerous other activities, including post-game dances and seasonal semi-formal socials. This year, as in the past, the Student Council has led the school in progress toward an enriched program of student leadership. Brother john Benesh, Student Council mod- erator, sizes up the situation prior to the launching of the WVorld's Finest Chocolate drive.
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