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

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James Dougherty ,, Wlwi! VVVV ..,, I I , ,, ,,A ,1, 2 Seniors are psyched for the annual Senior-Faculty All Star Game. The seniors played a good game but lost to the faculty 38-36. Julie Dzubara tl., Lhlh .. Christine Eblen Ion Eisenzirnmer Robert Factor Michael Farmer Ioseph Farrar Keith Fertig Michael Fiocca Iudith Fongheiser Michael Forster John Foster 136 Fi ni

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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

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fx Thomas Franjesevic Michaeleen Frederick Denise Garro Joseph Gild Christopher Giulitto Anton Goetzinger David Griesmer Lisa Griffith Setting Examples In Maturity And Concern Our class was characterized by our willingness to get in- volved. Seniors captained many of the varsity teams. We led the school as members of Student Council. Seniors helped plan orientation and the retreat program. We sold chocolate and we collected canned foods. Many of us served the community by vol- unteering at hospitals, public schools, and institutions like Apple Creek. Indeed, two se- niors arranged a folk concert that contributed a substantial sum of money to Apple Creek, others simply gave of their time and talents. As freshmen it had been our lot to follow the example of others, as seniors it was our job to set the example. Four years had made a differ- ence, most of us had grown in maturity and self-under- standing. This growing ena- bled us to reach out to others and offer them what we could give most freely: our hands, our hearts, ourselves. f V-,