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

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Traditionally seniors outnumber attendants at all of Hoban's social affairs, as well as cultural and sports events. They always play an important role in decorating, attending, and cleaning up. Their lead and enthusiasm sparks school spirit. The Senior Ball, as memorable as graduation to many, as happy and carefree as the merry month in which it occurs, as gala and well-planned as it can be, does not end Hoban social life-future alumni dances bring back some of the fond moments of this closing dance to four years of high school. A pause in the muxic allozw rl few moments of conversation for Don Zwisler, Dennis O'Neil. Frank Davey, Rich Koly, Paul Wfug- ner, Don Markwell, and their formally g0ll'?l6d escorts. '42 , 5, ai n- f wb., john Lupo, Barry Denlwock, and their dates sit one out and add to the glowing xetting at the Prom. 125

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Gay and graceful couples dance to tbe music of Pat DeRosa and his orchestra. F.. 1, . Z f ,W ,sm . ! xl ii N I' 1 s I ' I ' .r W, ,MA I .V D ,4 J A' Crossing llac drazvlzridge upon their enlrance to Court are jerry Klein and Phyllis H w'ner fnlln by Denny Kucler and Karen McCrearly. Seniors jolyn Clark and Peg, Denny l.arnmlein ana' Nancy are cauglyl in tlJe Easter Dance social zvbirl. lb? :vcd 'S-1 wiv, 5 if wif Emil Lui: ancl IJVJIILAUX Kulzalak fill cups u'illJ lzulllzling flllllfll from a fascinating fountain. min lin f, merr 'makin ,l mood music and seniors I-'un at the Hallou'een-HomcfcominQ Dance is had lay Qlvfl to rigbllz Iolnz c . lNeulert and Sue Kwnan, Burnie Zaucba and Linda Sanzonc, Ed Corringtwf and Lorrie Taylor,

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On lop , . . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS lleft lo rigblbz Emil Lutz. Secretary: lurk Slinger, Treasurer: Dennis Tesla, Prerident: Bernard Zaurbiz, Vice President. senior year: accepting a posi Finally . . . the last year of high school . . . reaching the top . . . becoming seniors. The year of responsibility . . . leaders in the school . . . making changes . . . advances . . . more decisions . . . carrying on traditions . . . setting the example for others to follow . . . pace-setters at a variety of school activities. A year of preparing for the future . . . the counseling . . . the testing . . . the applica- tions . . . the colleges . . . the job hunting . . . the think- ing and the decisions. A busy and active year . . . wanting to do more, to give more . . . to make up for any time lost. The spark of rousing school spirit at pep rallies . . . the final games, played or watched . . . as an integral part of the Hoban family . . . the fun of the last informal dances . . . the play . . . the Spring Musicale . . . the clubs and services . . . the joy of the Senior Ball. A year of remembering and analyzing. The memories . . . ac- complishments . . . triumphs . . . and failures . . . the memories of friends, teachers, classes, and experiences. Leaving without full recognition of all that has been done . . . by others dedicated to us . . . by our being at Hoban. The final year . . . one bringing maturity . . . preparation for more complex fields . . . for a future bright with promise. The Eighth Graduation Class of Archbishop Hoban High School . . . the Class of 1964. tion of leadership Sponsor for the Class of 1964, Brother Leonardo Bebetu, C.S.C l26