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

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A9 NX X .-gg... . wg W ESQ? f, mothers' eluh OFFICERS OF THE HOBAN MOTHERS' CLUB - Cleft to rightbz Mrs. G. Howard Consi- dine, Corresponding Secretaryy Mrs. Victor A. Mungo fstand- ingb, Financial Secretaryg Mrs. Silvio Pianalto, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. James Howard, Recording Secretaryg and Mrs. Carl Wagner, President. enerosit characterizes parents, eluhs hoban elub OFFICERS OF THE NEW HOBAN CLUB - Seated fleft fo rightbz Brother Ray- mond Kelly, moderatorg Mr. Roe Hull, Treasurer. Stand- ing: Mr. Philip Horan, Presi- dent: Mr. john Slinger, Secre- tary: and Mr. Kenneth Kirt- land, Vice-President. , ' hir

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eleanin , polishin : work squad duties After school every day, on Saturdays, after school functions, and even during the summer months, an ef- ficient work crew is needed to maintain the large school plant. Assuming the position of director of this in 1964, Brother William Vondriska directs the workers in their duties of cleaning, polishing, and scouring. Boys who have worked for several years on the squad and are ex- perienced help the others and supervise the new recruits as the personnel changes and grows. Keeping the build- ing in tip-top condition is a full-time job, and the di- rector and crew do a job to be proud of. ' 1 Sophomore Tim Regueiro feeds the day's problems to a fiery problem solver. K 1 , 'IQ' The lift carries boys and their equipment to the upper floors as the day's work begins for Dave Payerle, Tom Machak, Jim Michaucl, Chuck Deger, and Bob Knapp. Senior members of the crew ' Andy Murray, john Taylor, joe Slollar, and Rich Parker get caught loafing on the job. Steve Chambers gets down to work on a dirty classroom floor. A .,,., Q . john Cirino and jim Speaks pick up mops and dust pails from Mike Szalay and Tom Averill in the equipment crib. . 1 1 . . i 1 I n . - .

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L Close-up on athletics . . . a prevailing mania for victory in seven major sports and intramurals. Teams with a winning spirit and spectator backing. Nothing less than undying effort, drive, vigor . . . acquired in tedious practice sessions, tested in the heat of competition, proven by the pride in, the respect for, the loyalty to Hoban sports events. Pep-rallies - indoors and out - with impromptu speeches . . . a Virginia accent shattering the mike . . . cheering competition between classes . . . with seniors usually tops . . . crazy skits. The colorful pageant of shouting fans and the blaring band moments of suspense, happiness, and even heartache. Cheerleaders . . . tickertape . . . raids on the snackbar Post-game dances ia misnomerll A profusion of equipment . . . helmets, jersies, balls and bats. Unique jargon . . . power play, fouls, homer, punt. Breaking school records . . . and the final decision of the referee. Hours of scheduling, coaching, managing . . . bringing to a peak sportsmanship in . . . Close-up '64, Qu-r ,X- 'S '37 'fr 4 l W' '.L -in ii L ill . . 'f ZA -' 5 4 l l l wi 's P 1 S1--' -