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

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Y V E 2 WORK CRENV MEMBERS: KNEELING fleft to rightj: Richard Heisser, Bill Henry, Mike Luthe, Joe Biasella, john Martine, John Wheately. STANDING: Mr. joseph Seaduto, Jim Kennedy, Mike Crookston, David Siegferth, Bob Prexta, Lee Fisher, Mike Mitchen, Joe Nagy, Paul VVagner, Jim Murray, Anthony Bimuller, John Kozak, Tom Barnes, Dave Deger, Mr. Clauss. WORK CREW KEEP BUSY SCHED LE Steve Hendl, with the help of the carry-all equipment cart, goes through his daily cleaning chores. ' -'five LL- in - ,K A' Hz . -' A ...war ...- - . The summer work crew helps ready the parking lot for another year of punishment from student drivers.

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SOCIA SQGUAE SOCIA SSCCDGUAH. -- -+v-1q'E.-.,.-Y wwf-- OCIAL SSQGUZEXIL SOCIA SCCDGULML SOCIAL SQG AIL The '61-'62 school year abounded with activity on the social scene. A dull moment was hard to find, because the social calendar was stretched from Sep- tember to june to include a variety of dances, get- togethers, and social activities for all. As an integral part of Hoban life, social activities helped round out the personalities being produced by the many other facets of student life. The art of meeting and convers- ing with other people is important in our quest for sociabilityg this year, we have had many chances to mix with and meet new friends. The Christmas Dance, victory dances after the games, the Valentine and Easter Dances, and especially the junior Prom and Senior Ball will always linger in our memory as high- lights of the social year. These events are surely an indication of Hoban spirit. But the real spirit of Hoban goes deeper, penetrating into the many fam- ily gatherings, and at length into everyday life. In this, the Social Section of the WAY, we reflect upon the vivid and contrasting social activities spread over the entire year.