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

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5 s Studeni Council Serretdry Eldon Kennedy points ou! to incoming freshmen the shelf in the gym, home of the froyb during the tzssenzblies, Crucifix donated by the Clan' of '65 domin- ates aliar telling at Father joseph Barry, C.S.C, imparls his first lllexxing on students as new chaplain al Opening Mats. 10 1, ,f r' if Q.: 51. ,, t ft, , lt, s V T ,Q 7 , 'V 1 Long before the back-to-school clothes were on SIOFC display racks, preparations-some indeed re- mote-were being made to insure an orderly and efficient opening of the school year, Hardly had the lockers been vacated in june when the entire building underwent a thorough cleaning: lockers, cabinets, light fixtures, waste baskets, desks, chairs, and floors were washed and polished: and more than half of the classrooms saw a coat of new paint. The summer crew also painted the entire fence surrounding our fifty acres, and the asphalt parking lot was partially resurfaced. Besides the rejuvenations in the physical plant, endless days of preparing, sorting, and rearranging the fifty faculty assignments and over a thousand students' schedules kept our administrators sweating from more than the summer heat. In june the first closed-circuit television system in the Akron area was installed in our science rooms. Meanwhile, throughout the vacation months seniors were going to O'Neil's to have their yearbook portraits made. The refinished gym floor was shiningly dry and a thin glaze of Akron dust rested on unused Chairs and desks when one humid August evening Fresh- man Orientation took place. The football team had had two weeks of grueling practice by the time all the Brothers were back from summer

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I Senior exchange student from Chile, Francisco Ossandon C.-- Pancho -- Kwearing sweater! finds that Hoban men fraternize readily. ll 10 Z in llcnwlloiolls math-: continue' assignments, and two busy days of book selling- both in our bookstore and the 'lblack market sales of used texts-preceded Labor Day. Many familiar students were seen around 400 Elbon Avenue again -many sporting popular bermuda shorts--and when Tuesday, September third rolled around, the three hundred and sixty freshmen Cone-third stu- dent enrollmentJ started off on the first full day of their high school career. The next day the re- maining two-thirds began the fall semester, the seniors being hosts to Hoban's first exchange stu- dent, Francisco Ossandon C. from Santiago, Chile. That night an announcement was made to la gather- ing of several hundred Hoban dads that the Fathers' Club had been transformed into the Hoban Club, and that a new football stadium was in the offing. Enthusiasm ran high. First Friday in September saw two important events take place. With the words, In nomine Patris . . . Father Joseph Barry, C.S.C., the school's new chaplain, began the Opening Mass, restoring First Friday Masses and asking God's blessing on the new year of study. That evening at Stow the football team took its first victory in a fantastic season. It was just a beginning, but it was the kick off of an unfor- gettable year-let's View it in . . . Close up '64! Mr. Delmotto watches freshman son Nick talee first stab at complicated locker combination. Dave Luluchi, Bob Near and Con Kuhilus agree with seller Mike Baraneh that it pays to attend ALL games. .w'f . KL is