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

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The use of languages in speaking and writing effectively . . . in English: grammar in all its dryness . . . vocabulary in all its uniqueness . . . literature in all its liveliness. Becoming acquainted with major works . . . The Pearl . . .Red Badge of Courage . . . The Scarlet Letter . . . The Ugly American . . . Bahhitt . . . Pride and Prejudice . . . Vanity Fairy by English authors . . . American authors . . . and others: Steinbeck, Crane, Haw- thorne, Burdick, Lewis, Austen. Ideas and ex- pressions, reading, writing, discussing . . . means to an end and a beginning . . . the liberal edu- cation. Speech: prepared ibut sometimes noth . . . public speaking . . . composition . . . enunciation . . . tape recording . . . practice until perfection. Foreign Languages: Latin . . . the ablative absolute . . . French and Spanish: pronunciation . . . translation . . . conversation. Increase the vocabularly . . . understand the history . . . polish the grammar . . . indeedy! Syntax . . . stretch the power of memory . . . sharpen the ability to read and discriminate. journalism: read, weigh, assess merits . . . under- stand the functions of the modern newspaper. Use the power of self-expression through public writ- ing . . . our newspaper, our yearbook, our new literary magazine. Total effect: A man, master of the written and living word. -u...,,.n.,.-f f Iournalrsm students peruszng over week-old newspapers catch up on current events while

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One Latin student eagerly jumps to answer Brother Dominick query. Bill Kuehnling takes a liking to the poncho that Mr. Weigand hrought hacle from Mexico where he traveled during the sum- mer. Bruce Deger and Dan Dawley help him adjust it on his shoulders. joe Weigand is enraptured hy Dare Cooper's poetic reading ahility while English Department Head, Bro- ther Leonardo, watches. All in rapt attention except Ed Petit, Brother Jerome Ziliak's speech class listens as Larry Luff goes on . . . andon...andon...

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Stopping at R011 Degerk desk on the way to the door willy 1190 attendance flip ffor it Conldfft be 11 . . .J is Brother Iiergzzs in first period business luu' class. Strntirzizing the gimick approach on an ad- rerlisiug appeal are Mr. Ctzrlucri and Bill Coates in salesrmuzsbip class. Business Law . . . fish stories . . . work sheets . . . uncommon jokes . . . pipelines . . . railroads . . . airlines . . . and, yes, some law. The client and his cause . . . and cases galore. The keys to success . . . typing classes . . . capped keys to give it a twist . . . musical background to give it a beat. Korecto-type . . . efficiency and accuracy . . . speed tests . . . and a broken machine. Enjoyment: the picture drawn on a type- writer! General business: preparation for the future in a complex business-like world . . . taxes . . . bookkeeping techniques . . . marketing . . . sales . . . long hours spent with numbers, percentages, statistics . . . checks and bank accounts . . . and ways to save. Bookkeeping: the functioning of business in modern society . . . outstand- ing! . . . the help of an adding machine, accounting paper, patience . . . the essen- tials. Add a column of numbers. . .it doesn't balance . . . add them again. Plan, organize, coordinate, analyze . . . practice for the future . . . with money! Wow, a C.P.A.!