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

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Emil Lutz, Jack Slinger, Don Zwisler, Don Lepkowski, Dennis Fortney, John Neidert, lim Rublin, Paul Wagner, john Heinzen, and Mike Beaven. banner year Quarterbacks Denny Schaffer and Don Zwisler completed 10 of 18 passes for 130 yards. Key receivers in the game were ends Bob Shaffer and Bill Snyder, along with tackle john Neidert, who intercepted a Barberton pass on the Magic 12 and carried it for the clinching score. The Knights waltzed their way to their fourth straight victory in a 46-0 massacre over Canton Timken. Hoban grounded out 465 yards on the gridiron and 159 in the air while holding the Trojans to 52 yards in the air and minus 52 on the ground for jno net gain. Hoban's next game was almost a repeat of the Timken game. The Knights continued their running and passing ways to romp East 34-0, which made Coach Bob Zupke Night a real success. Hoban turned out to be very unhospitable hosts to visiting Bedford Chanel as the Knights rolled to a 36-6 victory, for the sixth straight. Dads on the bench wearing their sons' numbers couldn't have been prouder when the team won on Dads' Night. E. J. Lutz 1152 breaks into the open on his way toward a long yardage gain against Bedford Chanel. XXL Reaebing across the speakers' table to receive his letter from Varsity Football Coach Bob Zupke is Bernie Zaucba at the Foot- ball Awards Banquet. 61

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f if T4 0 1 5 5 P - P, 3' i Q Y' 3 Ii ' f: ' B ,Q 18 1 , . ,P , ,CC s . C rare 7 ef' 44 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-1963-First row fleft to rightlz Jack Tramonte, Bill Binns, Dennis Kirtland, Richard Stalnaker, jim Collins, Ray Carr, Mike Patchen, and Jack Pearson. Second row: Jim Rolland, manager, jerry Nardell, Bill Harris, john Mueller, Bob Wood, Ray Zazo, Karl Wilhelm, Bernie Shocklee. 1 Dennix Schaffer, Bill Snyder, Richard Mungo, Bill Finn, Phil l Nasrallah, Dave Waller, and Dave Newell, manager. Third l row: Bob Shaffer, Bernie Zaucha, Bob Pappas, Bob Prarat, 1 mighty knights roll over eight straight in .va TS 1963 VARSITY AND RESERVE FOOTBALL COACHES-Cleft to righlj Coach Tony Paris, Head Coach Bob Zupke, Coach joe Carlucci, and Coach Don Schubert. ...qv-f .si Q. Q f i ' S -iritf. In the 1963 football campaign the Knights compiled the best all around record in the l school's eleven-year history. The team brought lasting recognition to Hoban as a football powerhouse, and the fact is readily confirmed in the 8-win, 1-loss record established by the high scoring team. The opening game was away, the Knights met Stow High School at their field. Spear- headed by a strong running and passing game, Hoban mauled the Bulldogs 24-0. The next game, with Lakewood St. Edward, proved to be one of the closest games of the year. After a scoreless first quarter, the running punch of the Knights began to be felt as Jack Slinger and Bill Finn piled on the yardage. Slinger scored the first touchdown on a two-yard plunge after Finn set it up with a 31-yard burst to the 5-yard line. After an Eagle touchdown in the third . quarter, Slinger clinched the game with a, 71-yard gallop in the final period. Final score with the other Holy Cross school was Hoban 16-St Edward 6. Oblivious to the wet weather which pre- vailed at Magic Stadium, Hoban passed their- way to a 14-0 decision over Barberton.

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