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

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1 l fFront Rowj Fred Heisehnan, Luther Iohnson, Bill Heiselman, Ierry Pet- rowski, and Roger Romito. CBack Rowj Greg Cinko, Ieny Sisko, Bill Mattingly and Coach Brother Richard Gilman. .N Under a new coach, Brother Richard Gil- man, the tennis team started off the season with high hopes. Stat- ing that he wanted to cut down on mistakes and to build up the team's serving power, Brother Richard started practices trying to do just that. With several seniors on the team, many spots will be open for next year. For this year, the team finished with a re- spectable record, show- ing itself well against many top teams. Tennis Team Does Well This Year CLeftl Sophomore Bill Mattingly follows through with a powerful forehand. fAboveD Senior Greg Cinko backhands a serve return. 127

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Girls' Track Team Shows Ability fFront rowj Barb Devlin, Debbie Taylor, Michelle Edwardson, Theresa St. George, Iulie Musci, Monica Cortesi, Diane Orihel, Lynn Andrews, Debbie May, Sharon Dimengo. CSecond rowj Gwen Stein, Teresa Lopienski, Maryalice Paparone, Lisa Dickinson, Rhonda Vincent, Marianne Novitsky, Kim Klaas, Vickie Toth, Deborah Conroy, Iudv Fisher, Coach Debbie Holland. CBack rowj Andrea Pramuka, Monica Stein, Cheryl jack, Liz Schulz, Ellen Keller, Maryann Katalinic, Mary Ke ey. The Hoban Girls' Track Team showed a great deal of success in the past year. The team developed strong attitudes and basic skills at the beginning of the sea- son and finished strong with a record of 7-5. The out- comes of the individuals were outstanding and re- sulted in a successful season. The team had twenty- seven members, mostly freshmen and sophomores, and was coached by Miss Debbie Holland. ,f pez. , 1, , i f 126 fLeftJ Sharon Dimengo ovei-takes Highland opponents. fAboveJ Ellen Keller tried for a record long jump.

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G mnastics Builds Talents The girls' gymnastics team has continued to make progress in its three years at Hoban. The season record was 3-6 in dual meets. Coached by Kathy Nelson, the girls worked intently toward in- dividual development. Some early season injuries, however, somewhat hindered this prog- ress. Despite this fact, the girls' perseverance was rewarded with a commendable season with many fine individual perform- ances. Four girls advanced to sec- tionals. Against We Revere Won North Won Rittman Won Firestone Lost Wadsworth Lost Rittman Lost Ellet Lost Hudson Lost Elms Lost fAbove: Front rowj Patty Bralek, Patty Mclntryre, Heidi Schwarzinger. fSecond rowj Iackie Del- Medico, Marianne Novitsky, Ruth Redle, Betsy O'Neill, Jodi Raymond, Brenda Lewis. fBack rowl Mary Kelley, Lisa Dickinson, Iosie Maj- danik, Shelley Roten, Leslie Marino, Caryr Thornburg, Andrea Censky, Cathy Babcock, Senior Leslie Marino demonstrates style on the uneven bars. .1 Coach Kathy Nelson. -- --f fn 128