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

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I Cross Country is Fourth in State t 'ta t My - l- 3' ,J a Q 4554? .yo , nf . 5 bf I r 6 'Y Ayr' -.IZA 33' 1 M A up xg, 2' C, , Front row Cleft to rightjz Chris Considine, Tom Orihel, Dave Rinella, Denis McMahon, Steve Dirnengo. Back Row Cleft to rightjz Frank Bender, Iohn Lanshe, Iohn Anich, Phil Moser, Bill Bowman. 118

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Ill SA HM rw fAbove - front rowj Mark Salopek, Iohn Spiros, Ioe Hardgrove, Dave Rinella, Mike Hunyadi, Mark Holland, Chris Lopienski, jim Coudriet, Mike DiPasquale. fSecond row, joe DiRoberto, Tom Paris, Frank Lan- cianese, Dave Muehlhiem, Ed Boal, Mike Fiocca, Tony DiRoberto, Lon Marino, Ioe Farrar, Rick Kurtz. .. ap .. , 'VH-f fAboveJ Coach Sharnsky surveys the field. CRightJ Mike Fiocca watches as teammate Dave Muehlheim completes a play. Oggonent Springfield Barberton St. V-M. Barberton Massilon Buchtel Massilon Cuyahoga Falls Kenmore McKinley McKinley Cuyahoga Falls St. V-M. Wadsworth Lorain Southview Norton Coventry St. V-M. North Coventry Garfield air

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A ,W ' 6. 322' H , -n ,F V W -t ,uw ls, . 7' 1 R f fi. A 'xi ' it .. il n , mfs? 1' i Ls .,, 1. f, e ig f ' -1 il av f Q 4 5 . 'Qt' My H ' ' J' A .3S. 'Mlm.,i., 525' , if . K K. N l mg .. -r .A Q 4 . . ' 4 v , ,-,rf ,, . , A A , r f r f it . ' The dedication and determination that took our team to the fourth place in the state can be seen on the faces of these runners. Senior John Anich took second place in the state meet. As good as last year's cross-country team was, this year's team was even better, due to the return of some very talented run- ners. Among these were senior Iohn Anich, who led the team with many first place victories to his credit. Other return- ing seniors were Mark Censky, John Lanshe, and Frank Bender. The juniors also played an important role on the team, especially Philip Moser, Denis McMahon, and Gary Williams. The team Went undefeated in dual meets, and most of the victories were by wide margins. Through the remainder of the season, the Knights continued to out- class all area competition. The team did well in invitational meets as well, winning our own Hoban Invitational and coming in second in the Walsh and Boardman Invita- tionals. Advancing to the District, the team came in With a third place, which qualified them for the State Meet. Down in Columbus, they turned in a fine performance to take fourth in the state. 119