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

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Entering the upperclassman level in all activities, juniors usually begin to take a keener interest in Hoban's social affairs during this year. The four annual Student Council dances at Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, and Easter are faithfully attended, but the junior Prom is the highlight in junior social life. Because they decide on the theme, prepare the gym decorations, choose the orchestra, and generally make all arrangements, juniors put many hours of work into the Prom and find its actual duration a great pleasurable occasion. Coming as it does so late in the year, the junior Prom for 1964 can- not be pictured, but as a class their last class-sponsored dance-the Cotillion-provides us with a glance at their get-together. Set in a fantasyland, the blue and white i streamers, soft blue and green murals, and the tinsel l fountain provided a festive setting for gay table talk and Q' ' ' I lively diU1CiUg- Mike Ijxflmk and Sue tural llwir way aramid ilu' lldllflf floor. C 1 -' 1 1 1 J ' 1 f ' ' f ' f ' d ,-272.121 f,,1'fZff'Z1 iff! 1fff ?f,'ZffXZ,I' fffff 9 S t l V I t y 9 il V 0 I' I t 9 l' l 9 ll S 9 Sandy Rrzy. joe Ruby and his flaicf, and Denny Vezzuni and Alia' Berky.