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

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i' HOBAN TENNIS TEAM: FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: Angelo Fortunato, Emil Callay, VVilliam McKeever, Steve Tillotson, Dennis Testa, Dan Riley, Leonard Nalencz, George Spencer, Joseph Kovalcik, Dick Mungo, Dan Baker, Ray Habyan, Ed Grinder. BACK ROW: john Quine, Rory O,Neil, John Sahyada, Horst Oswald, William Rottmayer, Charles Sear, Guenter Posjcna, Gene Schulman, Greg Collins, Brother Cletus, C.S.C., Team Coach for 1961. NETMEN SET SIGHTS ON CITY CROWN Thirty boys under the direction of Brother Cletus paced Hobanis 1961 tennis team to a 7-3 season. Two of the losses were enough to prevent the team from winning the Akron Tennis League title, on which they placed second in 1960. These losses were at the hands of East, 4-1, and Buchtel, 3-2. The only other blemish was a non-league game with Massillon, 4-2. In the Inter-City Conference Tournament, Hobanis talented tennis team was paced by seniors Rory O'Neil and Horst Oswald, who copped sliver medals in the doubles. Cuyahoga Falls won the tournament with Hoban finishing in second place. Six members of the regular team finished in the District Play-Offs on May 19 and 20. Under the direction of Brother Paul Kelly, the 1962 tennis team with twenty returning veterans should place high in both the Akron and the Inter-City Leagues. Brother Paul Kelly gives instructions on fast play for doubles to Leonard Nalencz and CIC!! Collins.

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HOBAN GOLF TEAM UP TC PAR IN '61 Firestone Park Golf Course, Hoban's home links, was the scene of action for the 1961 golf team, coached by Brother Clarence, C.S.C. With only one returning letterman, captain Bud McAnallen, the golf team showed a very exciting season. The Knights opened the season with a 5-4 victory over Hower, the team then won a 6-3 decision over North. The season continued with a 7-2 romp over St. Vincent, an arch-rival in every sport, a 9-0 shut-out over Kenmore, and a 7-2 win over East. Fate then changed, as Garfield squeaked past Ho- ban with a 5-4 score. Then came losses to Buchtel, the leading team in the league, Cuyahoga Falls and Bar- berton. The Knights finished third in the City League with a 7-2 victory over Central. Captain Bud McAnallen showed fine golfing in leading his team to six victories with 10 points, fol- lowed by Stan Sever with 85 points, and Tom Podoh- nick with 652 points. jim Mong, the golfer with the best over-all average, was close behind with 6 points. X ti h If ?' -1 , . N- f -' a 0+ I Q- 'f ' 13 -- ag ' 3 'M J .Q 5 A dp... ' VARSITY GOLF TEAM: fleft to rightj Jim Mong, Thomas Podobnik, Stan Sever, Bud McAnallen, Brother Clarence, C.S.C., Team Coach. jim Mong prepares to send the ball down the fairway.

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ALBUM SECTION Throughout his four years at Hoban, a student ac- quires a great deal of knowledge, experience, and de- velopment through associations with his teachers and classmates. These memories of the school, its teachers, the many school activities, and personal experiences make a profound impression that will linger in the mind for many years to come. The friendships he makes are lasting ones, as are the memories of the work he has done and the fun that he has had here at Hoban. In this, the album section of the '62 WAY, we present the many faces that we can associate with that way of life which is lived here on the Hoban scene.