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

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enviable tally of 5 and l for freshmen FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM-First row fleft to rightbz M. johnson, T, Kelley, M. Czaplicke, W. Livesay, N. Kryah, A. Nasrallah, R. Patch, G. Kungle, F. Varca, V. Graham. Second row: J. Ross, J. Geraci, M. Pachipka, S. Markovich, I. Pudis, W. Gay, L. Crahhe, 1. Herman, M. Pera, G. Byrne, I. Yeager, L. Fanelly, and D. Harvey. Third row: Assistant Coach Mike Killian, R. Duckworth, T. Bridges, C. Deger, D. DiDomenico, I. RESERVE SCOREBOARD Hohan Opp. 30 Rootstown 6 0 Barberton 6 0 Cuyahoga Falls 0 6 St. Edward 0 36 Ellet 0 20 Padua 0 36 Firestone 0 FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Hohan Opp. 28 Padua 0 24 St. Edward 16 36 Firestone 0 22 St. Vincent 16 24 Kenmore 12 8 Barberton 14 Kaiser, D. Brosch, R. Parr, T, Merletti, G. Petroski, T. Hughes, D. Auher, j. Potts, F. Prihanich, R. Branca, and Freshman Coach Ralph Readout. Fourth row: G. Holmes, R. Neidert, P. Thomas, K. Klug, D. Warner, W. Frantz, I. Knapp, M. Denholm, C. Toddy, I. Shocklee, 1. Siegferth, I. Tramonte, I. Adams, P. Mar- tell, D. Wfard, and D. Stuecheli. Returning victorious, the team makes a risit in chapel to say a short prayer of thanksgiving. Backfield Coach Don Schubert spurs team spirit at a Thursday afternoon team rally.

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Co-captains jack Slinger and john Neidert watch as Brother 1Villiam afcepts the Hibernian trophy at the short ceremony following the fic- torious battle against the Irish of St. Vincenfs. Cheerleaders for the '63 football season were Bob Sieg- ferth, Al Kennedy, and Ralph DeLisa fuho is out of step as usual,J Dads are identified by wearing their sons' number as they take their seats on the 50-yard line on Dads' Night. 't' b e'te llr rd PQSQPXP Pallll 033 S d il' ' P00 RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM-First row Cleft to rightbz J. Farr, D. Redle, G. Schueller, J. Wfhite, and M. Alexander. Thirdz IY'iit, K. Boarnzan, A. Hatala, R. Baranek, 1. Lutz, I. Shea, D. row: B. Reiling, j, Moore, I. Slinger, IV, uv'dj'l71.17I, R. Near, IW. jones, AI, Ripellino, C. Miehalak, Second row: R. Smith, IV. Ingersoll, T. Donovan, R. Jones, R. Kubilus, T. Fortney, I. Adamson, P. Daley, R. Ashley, M. Thomann, L. Bandrowslai, T. Hrabusa, and P. Susfinski. 66

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hoopsters compile best reeord yet The 1965-64 Hoban Knights displayed a much-im- proved basketball team under the excellent coaching of hard working Mr. Ralph Readout. The Hoban cagers compiled a 9-12 season record, having a somewhat slow start, but winding with three brilliant victories. After nearly upsetting state-ranked Canton Lincoln and losing to Barberton, Hoban won its first game of the season by defeating Hower 63-60. Leading the Knights to victory, Bob Mittiga scored 27 points. Denny Testa put on one of the best defensive shows of the year. Following the disappointing loss to perennial power, Akron South, Hoban met Mogadore in the Tallmadge Tournament. In a very close and hard-fought game, the team finally pulled ahead to win 69-65. The following night, December 27, the Knights captured the Tall- madge Tournament with an 85-61 win over Tallmadge. Jim Martell and Tim Fortney, because of their high scoring and all around excellent play, were named to the all-tournament team. With an even 5-3 record, the hoopsters were host to Lakewood St. Edward. In a game dominated by foul shots, 61 of them, the spirited five outclassed the Eagles 81-69 with the sparkling performances of Mittiga and Fortney who scored 32 and 21 respectively. Above the .500 mark for the first time in the season, the Knights ran into more than their share of bad luck, losing the next six games in succession. The Knights again found the range and won five of their last eight games of the season. The first of these victories was over Akron Firestone with Tim Fortney scoring 25 points. In the next game, Hoban, after lead- ing Central by five points at the intermission, ran out father Barry proved to be an avid backer who was caught m the excitement of eacb game. v ' , Auwwwwca, Wcf-Wwe ff rf gf' 40 I an St. V'.v Bernie Kress fails to block a t by Pete Caporaletti. wo-pointer to be dunked