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

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Wifi., -1 -V cz,-g,-3 Varsity: Front rowg Tony DiRoberto, Dan Pezzotti, Bob Scofield, Mark Schweitzer, Rick Kurtz, Steve Cuban, Bill jubara, Nick Rozumny, Rick Rodgers, joe Gild, Lawrence Latson, joe DiRoberto, Mark Lann, Managers john An- drews, Mark Conrad. Second row: Coach john Ross, Lindsay Latson, joe Rodgers, Dominic Rizzo, joe Purcell, Pat McGough, Mike Wartko, Dave Tarr, Mike Reiter, jack Kelley, Mike DiPasquale, Mike Hunyadi, Randy Scofield, H so 'uw' ,ff ggi 4 Tom Patti, Aubin jack, Renaldo Tyson. Back row: Head Coach Dan McGrew, Coach Alan Cook, joe Riccardi, Coach Paul jurkiewicz, Tom Neal, john Martucci, Chris Lopienski, Gib Tecca, Kevin Elrod, Kevin Murphy, Steve Bielewicz, Tim Lopienski, joe Heinl, Lon Marino, Denny Lann, Shawn Wightman, Wade Richardson, Tom Paris, Steve Conwell, Coach Tim Sturm, Coach Greg Kremer, Coach Dick Bloniarz Above: In freshman action, the offense gets ready at the line A great offense combined with an overpowering de- of scrimmage. fense led to a 9-1 record. The nine wins were all shut- outs. 101

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Left: The offense in action against Cuyahoga Falls. Below: Freshman coach, Greg Kremer talks to Quarterback Tom Paris. Below center: Sophomore Lindsay Latson pulls a pass away from a Walsh defender. ..,,, 7' -'Ki OPPONENT - VARSITY We They Wadsworth 6 14 Canton Central Catholic 13 20 Stow 28 36 Cuyahoga Falls 0 43 1 Walsh 0 41 Barberton 20 47 Lorain Southview O 6 U Fairless 2 13 Youngstown North 7 0 y St. Vincent-St. Mary 0 39 1 5 Best Freshmen Ever. erhouse. The team played hard early freshman team in the school's his- in the game, but the Irish came back tory. Under the leadership of coach later in the contest. Greg Kremer, the frosh managed If there were any bright spots dur- nine shutouts, with a particularly 4 ing the season, it would have been satisfying victory over St. Vincent- the Freshman football team who posted a 9-1 record, thus far the best 100 St. Mary.

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Homecoming, 1975 Imagine It was a rain-drenched crowd that watched as Barb Blankenship was crowned Hoban's 1975 Homecoming Queen. The ceremony was held in the gym after sev- eral inches of rain washed away all plans to have it during half-time of out game against Lorain- Southview. Other members of the court were: Seniors Judy Fongheiser, Dana Iurkiewicz, Margaret Reymann, and Iill Webb, Iuniors Lori Smith and Cathy Lancianeseg Sophomores Iill Muehlheim and Beth Marcinkoski and Freshmen Terri Stitz and Iac- quie George. A new Hoban tradition was started this year as each girl was escorted by her father. The dance was sponsored by Student Council and has as its theme Imagine . A canopy of blue crepe paper and flickering candlelight created just the right atmosphere. Music was provided by Southwind. Right: Homecoming Queen Barb Blankenship. Below: The Homecoming Court - Iacquie George, Jill Muehlheim, Cathy Lan- cianese, Margaret Re mann, Dana Iurkiewicz, Barbara Blankenship, Ludy Fongheiser, jill, Webb, Lori Smith, Beth Marcinkoski, Terri titz.