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

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honor night awards and diplomas given Len Nalencz receives an award as Brother Sigismund reads off' the names of olber proud journalists al Honor Night. Assisted by Brollaer Thomas Dillman. Brolber ll illiam gives recognition to Honor Roll members: joe Harri- son, Randy Hemming, Don Egan, jim Korenz, and Dare Hinds. XX'hen arrangements for Honor Night and Graduation Exer- cises are made, everyone knows that another year filled with study, hard work, and youthful fun is drawing to a close around Archbishop Hoban High School. On Honor Night the gathering of parents and sons at tables adds a casual note to the award-winning recognition of scholastic achievement, school spirit, musical ability, student leadership, election to the National Honor Society, and college scholarship grants. The Eighth Annual Graduation on the warm afternoon of june 7, 1964, was marked by the traditional simplified cere- mony. It is both a joyful and sad occasion for graduating seniors, but the sense of pride and accomplishment, the remembrance of four years of high school fun and activity, and the expectation of future success make it a long remembered event in the life of a Hobanite. if ........- The end of the line indicates that another Award Night at Hoban is over. A l54 X w

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Ahove: Tom Schmitt, Tom Yamoleoslei, and Brian don doctor's coats and examine a patient's chart. for seniors - il time f Projecting themselves into the future- Nelson Right: At St. Paul's Church, jim Ruhlin looks down the aisle and waits for that special someone. Below: Garhed in the Brothers' habit, Joe Stollar makes a visit in the chapel. 4, 54 . sa 153 or choices . . . and big decisions. Trying on boyhood dreams and seeing how they fit . . . a doctor, a husband and father, a dedicated life in God's service. An engineer, a man in business, a skilled worker. A time for serious thinking, preparation, training . . . further education, formation, discipline. Meeting with courage and faith the steps to be taken for a Close-up on tomorrow.

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B Highly decorated is the Mass altar for the Graduation Mass which is followed hy the Mother-Son Communion Breakfast. VV I V is 2' 5 Leonard Nalencz delivers his well-practiced speech at the Eighth Hoban Graduation Ex- ercises. jerry Klein, Chuck Schadl, Len- ny Nalencz, and Denny Kucler stop to make sure that their di- plomas are properly signed and sealed. M IM, , J Jw, 1 -, I rl ,f fnjkffyf .VVV 1 f J fm ,few ,,'f'f,g'wij AAA? nvrf' M Hr w fi J, in W ,. ' 1 -Q. EQ ,- JL, Q .M XX 'u.NV 5 ' 1 f A mmf. f J.-Ll ,Q , X e A 'iw .V 'r 4. ' Xlr , 9 5 H . ft r Q 4 The Knights of St. john escort the Knights of Holmn to the main entrance after graduation. Sister Mary Madeleva, C.S.C., former President of Saint Nary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana, and well-known authoress, poet and lecturer delivered the Com- mencement address. pg Km Q' Q. ,ix 54+ waging QW