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

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I?illd9l'lllPlI rewrite rt-cord hooks L Film LARSITY TRACK TEAM-1963-First row: fleft to rigbtJ: Rich Koly, Tom Saul, Bill Dohner, Wally Carrington, Kerry Ahern, john Clark, john Lupo, and Bill Ahern. Second row: gary Howieson, Bob Shaffer, Emil Lutz, jim Martell, Tom , oore, jerry Moore, Mike Beiwen, Walt O'Connor, jim Ayers, A. r Bob Prizrat, Bob Wood, and Coach Don Schubert. Third row: Coach Tony Paris, Art Romito, Ray Zazo, Don Zwisler, Bob Mittigfz, Bernie Zaucha, Millard Ochs, Jerry jonke. Dave Walter, Gab Gajdatsy, Bob Petroski, Denny Kirtland, Bill Rauckborst, Bob Siegferth, Ed Jendrisak, Rich Hankinx, Chuck Sekeres, and Coach jim Haines. In 1963 the Knights completed the most successful track season to date. Led by juniors john Clark and Bernie Zaucha, Hoban Cindermen steamrolled ten opponents, including a 95-23 pasting of the Irish. With 45 points Hoban placed second in the Inter-City Conference Meet. junior Walt O'Connor took first place in the 220-yard dash. The Knights took second places in the half-mile and mile relays, the shot put, discus, and pole vault. With almost the entire team returning for the 1964 season, it appears that Hoban will continue gaining in track, even after this banner year. HOBAN TRACK RECORDS SET IN 1963 POLE VAULT Wally Corvington 11' 4U SHOT PUT Jerry jonke 48! 8,1 Kerry Ahern inches over the crossbar on way to matching school record in the pole vault. 81 MILE RELAY Mike Beaven, Bob Prarat, Emil Lutz, Bill Dohner 3:32.8 880-YARD RELAY Bob Mittiga, Bob Wood, john Clark, Walt O'Connor 1234.0 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES Bernie Zaucha 15.6 180-YARD LOW HURDLES Bob Mittiga 20.8 Ctiej

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1963 TRACK SEASON RECORD 71 ' 71 WE THEY 93 A A .... MOGADORE A A A A 25 81 A A A A A CENTRAL A 37 82 A A A A KENT STATE A A A A 36 83 A A A A A BARBERTON A A A A A 35 8435. A A AAAAAAA STOW AAAAA A A A 3335 95 A A A ST. VINCENT A A A A 25 5235A AAAA GARFIELD A A A A 6535 5035 AA WESTERN RESERVE A 6235 80 AAAA ELLET A A A A A 58 75 A COPLEY A 43 10035 A A A A A REVERE A A A A 1735 5535 A A A A CUYAHOGA FALLS A A A 8235 1 6035A A A A KENMORE AAAA A A 5735 3 1 1 1 We Mike Beaven takes baton pass from Bill Dohner in the mile relay. Giant-like Bob Shaffer grunts with another strong heave in the shot put contest. Bob Mittiga, john Clark, and Bob Wood Qfor Hobanj break fast from the starting blocks. L , Timekeepers Brother Charles, Coach Schubert, and Coach Paris make a check before announc- ing the final outcome of the meet. ,J Spectators' attention is cen- tered on Bernie Zaucha's flight in the broad jump. 80

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if . , , I 3. I t . an ul 2 ,F X U -Il gli 1963 VARSITY TENNIS TEAM-Seated ileft to rightjz Tom Doraugh, Andy Murray, Dan Baker, Len Nalencz, and jeff McKeez'er. Standing: Marty Wiesheier, Gene Schulman, Mike Flaherty, Denny Lahhe, Tom Zeno, joe Bark, Craig Myers, and Brother Paul Kelly, tennis coach. '63 season catches netmen rebuildin Under the competent coaching of Brother Paul Kelly, the 1963 Hoban Tennis Team experienced a rather long season, coming up with a 4-ll record against very rugged competition. Hoban defeated Barberton 3 to 2, Norton 4 to 1, and Western Reserve Academy 3 to 2. Also a victory was the match over arch-rival St. Vincent 3 to 2. In singles competition, Marty Wiesheier and Denny Labbe led the way with 9 and 7 victories respectively. In doubles play, jeff McKeever and Len Nalencz paced the scoring with 6 victories. In the ICC tournament Hoban finished second behind Falls, followed by Barberton and St. Vincent. Denny Lahhe swzngs for a smash hit over the net. Gene Schulman loosens the frame around his racket while the coaches chat before the matches begin. 163 ' Louie Pete returns a fast serve to opponenfs court. 4