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

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Towards the educated man . . . through creativity and discipline . . . seriousness and pleasure. Music: a new man of music this year, experienced, exert- ing a wholesome influence. Introduction to great music and great composers . . . quality, interpre- tation, appreciation . . . tone, balance, blend, rhythm: expression of man's emotions, quests . . . instruments . . . practice! Art: a note of informality . . . a need for imagination: 90W thinking and 1096 actual doing. The making of things . . . in plaster . 1. . in oils . . . in chalk: line and color, the human figure . . . what, an art test? Designing . . . and the nasty habit of copying . . . all in our art studio with Sic and Pitt and Buzzard! Mechanical Drawing: developing an appreciation 1 for expert draftsmanship . . . architectural draw- t ing: technical blueprints . . . triangles, compasses, the TH square . . . inking . . . and neatness! . Industrial Arts: fundamental experience . . . ap- 314 L preciation for good craftsmanship . . . skill. Hand tools and power machinery . . . operating with safety-mindedness . . . good work habits . . . wood L 7 chips, sawdust, metal shavings: clean up. End result: men proficient in manual arts and skills. The fundamentals of music are taught to freshmen in Brother john Hanon's music theory class. 1' ll Il ll ral I gl rl S: il tool for increased Drawing hourds and charcoal in hand, the art class sketches a few rooftops from our hill. Seated, Qleft to right:J Bob Pittinger, Al Kennedy, Don Singer, Phil Stumpo, John Ragsdale, and jim Gray. Second row: Chuck Schadl, Randy Hemming, Mike Fairhurst, Walt Frantz, and Mike Salamon. Standing: joe Seryale, Steve Gradijan, Sam Genet, and Bob Siegferth. A

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task of solvin .-.c...,,....,Q.-w-'-M' john Mesko and Rohert Evanicki demonstrate their knowledge of the number line for inquiring Brother IVilliam Von- tlriska, their general math teacher. The calculus class is intrigued haf the fascinating curves of para- holas that Brother john Benesh shows with the help of the overhead projector. si, iw 4 Q ......-ao-I-'Q-'W yt, A Wm-sma' V f-fm::5Wfse?b4w?'e?fa3E , 1 Wwbw l Brother Jerome Meyer in freshman algehra settles a dispute a test question for Larry Pelland and Phillip Thomas. ., V,,,mM 7 sn,fwz,f if i I 'fvwwzrl fwwfi ,L .,,wwtt,mt.tel I I-zxfzz, fs -, ,. f qfiiggljjgqg 5235515 , ' H W a.:-Q ' -Pfam OUET

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ilnlllslriall alfls: pvrsonal l'Xll0l'il'lll'l The turning of beads on the wood lathe brings a chance for Brother Iohn Schus- zler to give a suggestion to Joe Miller. H X waits his turn. John Wfaller gets a bit of assis- tance from Brother Thomas Dill- man on a mechanical drawing problem. ix' N Mike Patchen hands out tin snips to Rich Parker while Alike Os- ufald gives his order and Ed Petit