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

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FOREWORD: Day breaks over Akron, and light spills into the pacific corridor of the school on the hill, illuminating the setting that will witness the moments of activity duringl the school day. This light produces the images by W ich we see ourselves in our surroundings - in our classes, our activities, our social and athletic events, and with our friends. As each integral part of high school life reflects our presence as a whole, we sense the feeling of truly belonging to that familiar academic society here at Hoban. In a year's time, we have made our impressions clearly upon our surround- ings, just as our surroundings have impressed us, and we can see our image engraved into t e very life of the school. These imagles are many and fleeting in a single year, but we, t e editors, hope to capture Hoban life in its various moods in the '62 WAY by... Presenting . REFLECTIONS FOR 1962 ACTIVITIES PAGE 50 ATHLETICS PAGE 68 ACADEMICS PAGE 10 SOCIAL PAGE 60 3

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DIDIifATlOllsl: TO GOD'S ARCHITECT l!:i.,, Q ' I T. ' If ffmff if t 1 THE MOST REVEREND EDWARD F. HOBAN DEDICATING THE HIGH SCHOOL IN 1955 Forty years a bishop. During a man's single lifetime we can measure his achievement by the legacies he leaves to posterity. Here at Hoban High we enjoy, in the school we attend, such a legacy of Archbishop Edward F. Hoban, Bishop of Cleveland. Our school is not only a tribute to a great man of God, but a diamond of many carats which will have far-reaching effects in our own lives. A new high school. In 1955 Archbishop Hoban came to Akron to dedicate and bless the large new school on the hill. Today, this school stands high above our city as a symbol of the growing Catholic education in the diocese. Although His Excellency has many schools to his credit in his long years as bishop, we at Hoban will be ever grateful for this singular privilege in our lives: BEING MEN FROM HOBAN HIGH.