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

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'1NT',g,,.,. i 11 'Q -f' 06,1351 Ydvx- Q44 Wi vw if Wi 'AM 5'f!'li:lAi'q l x ggi QM? Members of Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Scoiety For High School journalists, Senior Mark Buehler, Iunior Pam Cork, Se- nior Howard Warner. National Honor Society Members: CFront Rowj Anne Babcock, Cathy Kossuth, Maryanne Katalinic, Mark Holland, Teresa Lopienski, judy Fisher, john Davis, Gary Brown, Colette Sitko, Beth Marcinkoski, Beth Davies, Magi Anthony, Kristen Lanshe, Marie Kantorowski, Lynn Vanca, Fra Lancianese, Ioe DiRoberto. fSecond Rowlz Rachelle Lovelady, Pat Raymond, Teresa Redle, Beth Stitz, Iulie Henderson, An- tonette Ferguson, Ruth Redle, Ann Thornburg, Gib Tecca, Mark Gor- man, Frank Caprio, Marty Kubilus, Howard Warner, Mike Myers, Carol Chimera, Michele Conrad, Therese Plunkett, 1Back rowj Br. Ed- ward Libbers, Sharon Dimengo, Liz Gorman, Judy Fongheiser, Bill jubara, Karen Buschko, Nancy Payne, loni Marcinkoski, Carol Con- sidine, Lori Smith, Tim Angel, Roger Romito, Jack Kelley, lim Kraus, Tim Davis, Mike Reiter, Matt'LiCause, Margaret Reymann, Edith Yakubik, Leslie Marino, Mark Censky, Andrea Censky, Anna Reymann, Jodi Raymond, Pamela Cork, and Anne Giffels. 19

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Members of Tri-M: fin Frontl Larry Lemke, Greg Pramuka and Paul Hirschfelt. Mike Tucker, Perry Clark, jeff Cornelius, Beth Davies, Cecile Harris, Mary Andrews. CBack rowj Ed Manko, Cheryl lack. CBelowj Senior Marty Kubilus receives his fourth Scholastic Honor Award. He was one of seven seniors to receive a four-year award, Students Show Academic Excellence Hoban High School has always been proud of its academic prog- ress and achievements. The educa- tional program at Hoban attempts to present the greatest opportunity for the academic and personal growth of the individual. Valid evidence of this is seen in the di- versity and quality of the curricu- lum, and in the extra- and co- curricular activities. At Honors Night this year, an exceptionally large number of stu- dents received awards for academic achievements. Also recognized were the recipients of the Monsig- nor Dowed School Spirit Award. Students who maintained at least a 3.00 average in the first three grading periods received a Scholas- tic Honor Award. Subjects awards Were given to students who showed exceptional achievement in certain subjects. New Members of the National Honor Society were inducted at the ceremony. QBelowJ The winners of the Monsignor Richard A. Dowed School Spirit Award were: Mike Reiter, junior Teresa Kraus, senior Tom Paris, freshman and Gary Brown, sophomore. Af V .rrf ',,fQfq, L I

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Once again Hoban was among the high schools chosen to appear on Academic Challenge. Brother Michael Flanagan, new to Hoban as a faculty member, was also our new advisor. Although our team placed second, a little Hoban history was made in the process. The team was captained by senior Teresa Kraus, this way the first time a girl had been a member of the team. The other mem- bers of the competitive team were junior Tim Davis and sophomore Roger Romito. The alternate team members, Pat Raymond and Howard Warner, contributed hours of their time and were very im- portant to the team. Br. Michael was also in charge of reactivating the debate team. With a small and largely inexperi- enced team, much time was spent observing de- bates. But, as their confidence grew, several mem- bers participated in events. We Meet How many of those lines per second? That would have been a good ques tion on the Academic Challenge quiz Our photographer came close to catch ' I ' I e C g e ing the image on the set as Tim, Teresa and Roger appeared on the screen Members of the Academic Challenge Team on rowz Senior Howard Warner, Senior Pat the set. Front row: Iunior Tim Davis, Senior Raymond and Coach Brother Michael Flanagan. Teresa Kraus, Sophomore Roger Romito. Back AHCHBISHOP HOBAN AKRON 14' y we 9 , :if f- -v