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

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Mark Buehler Hear no evilg see no evilg speak no 6V1l.H Three seniors, Mark Buehler, Pat Raymond, and Ion Elsenzlmmer display their reaction after several days in New Orleans on the Senior Class trip. Deborah Burgess . X2 a M K 4 - X a,-. s C. Thomas Callahan Paul Calvaruso Mark Censky Carol Chimera Cynthia Choban KN, Gregory Cinko Perry Clark Douglas Conrad Michele Conrad Martin Conway 134

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I fig' nf as r N k?zf'Sx'QiiQ Lfnwg Itivf' JSA xb. Richard Batyko Lisa Baughman Thomas Beiter Francis Bender Marianne Bianco Stephen Bielewicz Barbara Blankenship Mark Brobeck This year actually began at the end of our junior year when we elected our senior officers. Our President and Vice-Presidents divided up thier duties and formed com- mittees to organize and oversee all the ac- tivities of the year. President Bill Iubara handled the class trip. As for the Vice- Presidents, Pam Hamilton took in the prom, Howard Warner began plans for graduation, and Ierry Sisko coordinated fund-raisers. School officially opened for us late in August with orientation. For most of us it was a repeat experience. It was time to gripe about the cost of books, a crummy schedule, or just school in general. lt was also time to discuss last year's problems and think about solving them. But, most of all, it was a great chance to talk to friends and get caught up on a whole summer's worth of news. So our final day of summer vacation went by much too fast, and it was time to buckle down to school again. i Paul Bralek Richard Brown Seniors express their enthusiasm about returning to school. 133

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Mark Costanzo Kathryn Crookston Ronald Dark Christopher Davis Iohn Davis Paul Delisle Dean DeMarco Claudia Dimengo Philip DiNuscio joseph DiRoberto Seniors Sponsor Spaghetti Supper T , I -Q: , 5 . 5 5 N ,g f X While the other committees were still getting organized, the fund- raising was the first to sponsor an event. Late in October the third annual Senior Spaghetti Dinner was held. From set-up to clean-up seniors took over every role, in- cluding maitre d's, waiters, wait- resses, cooks and dishwashers. A lot of hard work went into the preparation for the dinner and, with advance notices in the Hoban Happenings and a lot of talking by seniors, a crowd of several hundred people was seated and served a gourmet meal in the short space of four hours. Although the cafeteria left much to be desired as a restaurant, and although few of the waiters could master an Italian accent for the occasion, the dinner was a success and we received many compliments on our excellent cuisine. In short, with the excep- tion of some dishpan hands and tired feet, very few problems were encountered and a delicious time was had by all. 135