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

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o ' - l Cf-fi' 9 !Q pri N' A 'S if HR!! Student Council Leaders: Front row: Teresa Kraus, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. Dan Cody, Advisor. Back row: Kevin McHugh, Vice-President, and Bob Scofield, President. VF, Xa.. W. M , Q LL it .M 'F yan .6 M , - . r V, . '15-.,3,'e,,fq ., f, ...SQ . QA V l,'f,,w if ,fy , , 'fi .?f' fn!!! Mary Kelley, and Teresa Kraus painting the letters. Student Council Leads The Way Under a new moderator, Mr. Dan Cody, Student Council took up its business in August. Despite the usual student workload, members managed to squeeze in enough time to attend meetings, take care of busi- ness, and schedule activities. The year opened with plans for orientation. Following close on the heels of this program came hops, assemblies, and Homecom- ing. Toss in a film night or two and a Sweetheart dance and one has a full schedule of enjoyment, com- pliments of Student Council. Ours was also a community-minded council. Aside from the Annual Canned Food Drive, we held a Turkey Hop to buy turkeys for needy families in our area. We also spon- sored a benefit concert for Apple Creek State Institute. . l W 4 .2 .3,,,, , f-YN? sm A x Student Council Committee Chairpersons: CLeft to rightj Mark Cos- tanzo, Joni Marcinkoski, Edith Yakubik, Pat Raymond, Marilyn Ro- man, Carol Considine, Mark Schweitzer, and Patty Bralek. 23

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Front row - Iudi Fongheiser, Kristen Lanshe, thony, Anna Reymann, Mary Beeman, Teresa Laura McGuinness, Mary Kay Dietrich, Teresa McGuinness, Lflllfeefl Lanshe, Margaret Kraus, Anita Plunkett. Back row - Mary Pat An- Reymann, Patty Hamby, Carolyn Kurtz. ,df 5 . P . ff' 'Alf' X. if 1, Wt 4 1, , 1 - www ,, f ' my - K7 4 - 5,7 13 , -. , iff aff? Q if aw m.,,,.,, 1 f f -ff L fi af--,V V. iefwffg' W A ,1 . ff . Vgg,.wa.. Spirit In otion Band plays under the lights at Dowed Field. For a long time it looked as if we might not have a band, but early in August Mr. Gary Collier was named the new band director. With fewer than forty mem- bers, and many of them inexperienced, the band was forced to miss the first two football games. The band schedule not only included athletic events, but also practices, assemblies, competition, and concerts. Along with the band, this year's drill team marched and danced at all but three of the football games. ln addition, the Starlettes danced at four basketball games and one wrestling match. The drill team added color to the games and built spirit. 5' L, ' WZ' V V-iz. 3 '