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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incl Coach Zupke prepares to send Don Zwisler into the game while Bill Bause and Dave Newell relay messages from the press box where Coach Paris was spotting. - div + . T531 Y ii seasi- Tw 'QI' JY e ' si , Qi ' A .J - fm Xi . i Facing their most rugged opponents of the campaign, Hoban rose to the occasion to crush hard-hitting Canton- Lincoln 26-6 at the festive Homecoming Game. Don Zwisler put the Knights in front on a 1-yard plunge to cap a 48-yard drive in the first quarter. Highlight of the drive was a 17-yard aerial from Zwisler to Bob Shaffer. After Lincoln tied the score at 6-6, Emil Lutz plunged over from one yard out to give the Knights a 12-6 lead at halftime. In the third period Bill Finn swept around the right end from 13 yards out to score another touch- down. Karl Wilhelm added two for the conversion to shove the score to 20-6 at the end of the third period. Hoban's final score came when Zwisler hit Shaffer in the end zone with a 20-yard pass to end it at 26-6. In their most important game of the year, Hoban met arch-rival St. Vincent and bowled them over 20-2 for their eighth straight win of the season. Following a scoreless first period, the Knights began to move the ball. In a drive which began on the Knights' 49, Hoban took twelve plays to score with jack Slinger banging over Being stopped in mid-dive, jack Slinger crashes into the East defensive line after making important yardage for the Knights.