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

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A round in the dice game of hunko gives excitement and laughs to freshmen Paul Adamson, Bob Patch and their guests. i v, N Q., Q iq Xa ze ix ge David Madierich and Nancy O'Connor stop to chat over 4 Coke at the Hohan-SMHS-OLE Freshman Mixer. Screams and shouts are in order as the hell ends a round of hunlao for winners Rich lVilliams and guest-much to the surprise of john Mesko and friend. A ' '4 .Wy ,M john Herman and Bah Parr Qback to H K cameraj vie for survival in the hal- ' ' w XVVV Y N loon breaking dance while their part- I . , ,. , ,Wagga , WW' ners move away chaolically. umm ' 86

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Bunny Hopping froth weave in and out in a care- free line. bunko, hashfnl banter, balloon hreakin and freshmen Sponsored by our freshmen for their year-mates at St. the bunko prizes were given out, the Hoban Swing Band MafY'5 and Our I-adl' Of the Elms, the Freshman Paftl' provided dance music. Bashful boys were caught in the was held on November twenty-ninth. Although bunko was new to some, it was exciting, good for getting acquainted, and profitable for the high-scoring winners. Each boy brought some of his favorite baked goods- some even baked their Ownland With the Punch, the to chauffeur freshmen socialites home after a fun-packed girls' choice. The balloon dance proved interestingly noisy, the Mexican Hat Dance and Bunny Hop were favorites, and at eleven o'clock Dads and Moms arrived refreshment table was loaded with delicious treats. After introduction to Hoban social life. Not sure of whafs aheazl for them, freshmen boyx look puzzled while fastening balloons to their ankles in preparation for a contest in fast-stepping balloon survival.