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

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'iw ff? gf .E--had EAA' I N . si' N ,J If 2 1 lf? 5 ,gy 5 X Mr. Jebber places a jump ball in the course of a STONE LEAGUE II CHAMPIONS: FIRST ROW Ucft to riglzfl: Bob ACE FIVE-CAMEL IOCKEYS battle. Rizzo, Ron Migclen, John Howard. SECOND ROXV: Angelo Fortunato, Joe Lionetti. THIRD ROXV: Don Lcpkowski, Steve Englehart, jess Lightncr. I I wfi f . Y N i -.l. I A A, INTRAMURAL WRESTLING TEAM: DOXVN Jim Oliver being llolcl by Dave Slick. SITTING Uvfl fo rigllzfl: llc-rniv Slmocklvv, Karl XVill10lm, Alder Cikra, jim Mungo, Riclmrd Fugarino, john Luguarclia, Jun Canning, Dc-nnis Vvzzani, jim Robinson, l.urry Hcisscr. KNEELINC: Dick lviungo, jim Truman, joe Urbano, jeff Van Oss, Al Rollancl, joe DiNapoli, Frank St. Ccorgc, linnil Lutz, Larry Pribonic, Bob Yamokoski, Tom Ingersoll, Nick XValtcr, Mike Kelley. STANDING: Paul Darby, Miko Mille-r, Nlillurrl Ochs, Iohn Stolfo, Henry Troup, Art Romito, MISSING FROM PICTURE: Louis Aloisi. 85 A,

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BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING INTRAMURALS Attracting the largest number of participants, the intramural program, under the direction of Brother William ffirst semesterl and Brother Ierome fsecond semesterl, provided feverish activity in the gymnasi- um during the winter season. Ten teams in each of the two leagues that were formed came on Saturday mornings to battle midst fouls and missed shots. After the regular season of play, an elimination tournament was held to decide the champs. The SPEARCHUCK- ERS defeated the BEATNIKS for the League I title, and in League II the GROUP II toppled the RAID- ERS, the only undefeated team in season play, Seniors vs. seniors, seniors vs. faculty-these were the two arrangements of games in the Sunday league. The faculty proved itself better, however, by com- piling the best season record of the team combina- tions. Coaches Baldacci and .Iebber organized an intra- mural wrestling team early in the second semester and presented the final match to an enthusiastic Hoban assembly on March 14. ' ,AY .1 s f - 'Si:A't I i S ,fs rlsry A g B i it 1 we - Q' N I C, f LEAGUE I CHAMPIONS: FIRST ROW K left to rightl: Dennis O'Neil, Don Markwell, Steve Brodbeck. SECOND ROW: Ron 'Sabolesky, Dick Ruegg, Fred Hinebaugh, Paul Casen- hiser. THIRD ROW: Jim Patch, Ierry Pecko, Don Zwisler. Larry Timpe performs ballet-like maneuvers as thc CANDIES and REBELS battle it out. Sports fans support their favorite teams during an intramural bout.

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III- ' ,bf ff lf ,W s 4 it xii, Q' VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM: FIRST RONV Klef-t to riglztj: john Willmott, Tom Sutter, Ron Morris, Vincent Pianalto, john Parker, Steve Tillotson, Tim Robb, Mike Baranck. SECOND ROXV: Tom Bialy, George Massad, Pat McDonald, 'jim VVarner, Dennis Hoskins, Gus Stuhldrcher, George Morgan, Mike Eckcl. THIRD ROW: Ray Hartz, Dick Hackathorn, Fred Fisher, Iolin Wade, Jim Dougherty, Walt Rowan, Tom Jackson, Tom Spellman, Ed Steinmetz, Manager Jim Lisic. TANKMEN BOAST ENVIABLE RECORD Record-breaking Pat McDonald shows his Winning form in the buttcrfly. Brother Fergus, assisted by Brother Donan, coached the Hoban Swim Team to another successful season in the pool. Captain Pat McDonald, the only Hoban tanker to make the finals in a state meet, placed sixth in the state in the Individual Medley C200 yardsl. Ed Steinmetz finished eighth in the state in the Individ- ual Medley of the preliminaries. During the regular season, the team edged Coven- try by a close 39-38, passed a determined Kenmore team by 40-36, defeated North with an easy 48-29, and won over South, 55-22, Garfield, 60-17, and Cen- tral, 57-20. In the Winning column, the Knights top- pled Gilmour Academy by a technical with the score reading 44-33. The only losses encountered were from East with a score of 42-35, Buchtel with a 50-27 trounce, and the Falls by a close 54-32. In a post-season four-Way meet at Gilmour Acad- emy, Hoban placed third, Kiski Prep taking first place, Gilmour second, and Cleveland Hawkins fin- ishing last. Competition was keen this season, but the Hoban Knights broke records, gained prestige, and again represented Hoban High in another successful season.