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

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chaplain, administrators: directors and 01' 3lllZ9l'S Hidalg- ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL BROTHER SIGISMUND DANIELSKI, C.S.C. University of Notre Dame Director of Studiesg journalismg Re- ligion llg Varsity Glee Clubg Mod- erator of the Mothers' Club. SCHOOL CHAPLAIN FATHER JOSEPH BARRY, C.S.C. University of Notre Dame Religion 12. Our new chaplain: teacher . . . Confessor . . . advisor . . . friend. A warm and genuine concern for the students' spirit- ual development and also a keen interest in the various school activities. The administrators . . . organizers and di- rectors . . . class schedules . . . attendance records . . . tui- tion payments . . . the athletic program . . . an overwhelm- ing array of details and long thankless hours. To these dedi- cated men . . . a great debt of gratitude. PREFECT OF DISCIPLINE SCHOOL TREASURER DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS BROTHER JOHN PATRICK BROTHER CAIUS WEBBER, MR. PAUL R. BALDACCI LAHIFF, C,S,C, C,S,C, Wfilliam and Mary College St. Edwardir University Gregg Business College PhySiCa1 EdL1Cati0r1. World Geography.

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principal One of the most marked characteristics of our principal, Brother William Fitch, C.S.C., is that he does not act by half measures. Shortly after his appointment two years ago, Brother made a detailed, year-long study, familiarizing himself with the school's past, evaluating the place it has attained at present, and most importantly, setting the groundwork for future development and improvement. Hoban is part of the civic enterprise, both depending on Akron for growth and aiding that growth through ef- fective education. To gain a broader perspective for the developmental plans, prominent civic leaders and business men in the community were asked to form a Principal's Advisory Board. With the advice and experience of these ten men, but mainly through his own progres- siveness, Brother William formed the Hoban Club and announced in Septem- ber the setting into motion of a ten-year building program-evidence of willing- ness to meet the tremendous challenge facing Catholic education today. Besides being an excellent administra- tor, Brother William strives for a neces- sary balance, making the interests of each department, the problems of each phase of school life, the aspirations of .every school activity his own. Instilling new vitality by directing the installation of the closed-circuit TV system and up- to-date educational equipment, he shows a desire to move forward on the road of continuous education, having only one aim with regard to the school-to make it the best it can possibly be in levery aspect, whether it be in academic lsubjects, social affairs, or athletic en- deavors. BRUTII R WILLI FITCH, C S C

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BROTHER ANTONINUS SCHLOEMER, C.S.C. St. Ambrose College Assistant Treasurer. BROTHER CHARLES McBRIDE, C.S.C. St. Edward's University Chairman of Social Studies Depart- mentg United States Historyg World Historyg Director of the Hoban News Bureau. 4 1 s. MR. LAWRENCE A. BREIDING Walsh College 1Second Semesterj United States History. BROTHER CLARENCE LeMIRE, C.S.C. University of Notre Dame Religion 95 Printing Department Di- rectorg Golf Coachg Locks and Lockers. . 15..- . 36 we 43? MR. JOSEPH C. CARLUCCI University of Akron Salesmanshipg Healthg Physical Edu- cationg Assistant Football Coachg As- sistant Track Coach. BROTHER DAVID ANDREWS, C.S.C. Brothers' Cook. Getting acquainted with Brother William are second semester students: freshmen David Lange, james Duffy,- sophomore Stephen Fire- stonef and junior Edward A 3' Davidson. Absent from pic- ture is sophomore john Ross.