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

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WML? Brother Clarence watches students' progress in the annual Dio- cesan Religion Exam. A ,A sp, 3 Assisted 'by Rich Lach, Father Barry, C.S.C. distributes Holy Communion to freshmen and sophomores during Mass at the winter retreat. Brother Dominic, Religion Department chairman, joins three Hohanites in the chapel Thursday adoration program. ffm. 'ffl' 99 ' me Z,L,,,ft1w f, , f A . my 2 3:5 ag.. I 5 3 mi- x I 4 , ki' , W Mc,,,.t. ffir at f, I H M gf ,V g , 2 aw., l ,a,,zwM.iW,,,U,,W, ,.M.a..WM, I5

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fd the past as a uide to the future . png at fm, Geography . . . World History . . . American History . . . U. S. Government . . . knowledge of the world, its events past and present, and an understanding of its peoples . . . from the economi- cal, sociological or historical viewpoint. An ac- quaintance with the physical world, its geographi- cal ups and downs, and the family of man living on it . . . map reading, globe Utrottingl' . . . longi- tude and latitude lines . . . a waistline called the equator. The rise and fall of great empires . . . personalities in ages past . . . Nefertiti . . . Napoleon . . . Nasser . . . and present. Grasping where we stand today in the course of history. An awakening of the love of country . . . realizing the privilege fs , . W1 5 ,ln 't .': . P it Sto in to check Paul Hurrnicfv roiect is Brother Harold of being in a democracy . . . a concept of freedom and equality . . . and the problems that face their maintenance . . . responsibilities accompanying citizenship. The lighter aspects: research papers, oral reports, library searching . . .scads of slides, black and white and even full color movies . . . a little extra entertainment but ever edu- cational. Bulletin boards and colorful charts, pictures, drawings . . . swords . . . helmets . . . shields in Room 203. Scoring pointsi' and the use for overusel of Ah . . f' A collection of Senator's pictures . . . tucked in among publicity clippings . . . and pop corn during the movies. 'fv- PP 8 17 who cnzlauyiatically joined the History Department at Hoban this year. Mr. Haines' geography class takes to the floor for a detailed map sludy lesson. .2 ' 7 . I if I . r . 2.,.,...,, 7: g m , , ' '3 , L ,, gf L ,. m f? , E Z. A ' ' ' ,lx , W i ,Vi ,t. ffm, A- x 3' X , f ' .. . 1. f VM W 'rf .