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

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me' my I , 4 A.,, .M Students Help ln Qfflce May I help you? This phrase is a familiar one to of- fice visitors. Students work daily during their study halls running errands, delivering messages and answering the phone. They truly provide an invaluable service. Another group of helpers can be found in Room 110, the audio-visual center. Here students help Br. Richard with printing and keeping track of equipment. The audio-visual workers, like the office Workers, are almost invaluable. P,A. Announcers Patty Bralek and judy Fisher. 28

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wi wax ' nqpuqunnmliv-W ' .x '59, It is the job of the newspaper staff to keep students informed of school events. This task was completed admirably by this year's staff, who produced six editions of the full-size VISOR and several mini-editions. With a full complement of pho- tographers, reporters, and edi- tors, the VISOR staff never failed in putting out a well- written and informative news- paper. The VISOR offered pro- vocative editorials, feature stories, and close-up inter- views with faculty members and outstanding students. Pam Cork assists Mary Pat Anthony in the Visor office. In absence of the Edi- tor, his assistants help the staff in any way they can. Visor Covers Events Visor staff: Seated: Howard Warner, Assistant Editor, Rick Batyko, Editor and Pam Cork, Assistant Editor. Second Row: Pat Duhon, Chris Chimera, Br. Charles Gregg, Rachelle Lovelady, Julie Henderson. Third Row: Mike Anich, Mark Gorman, lim Grigiy, Mark Censky, Mary Pat Anthony. Fourth Row: Ii Mueh- lheim, Brian West, Sue Rene, Dave Abbott, Mark Guarino, Frank Caprio and Beth Davies. W? 'Xl ff' 'Salad'

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5 2,-we Preparing the monthly mailings of I-loban Happenings is done by the A.V, Aids with help from the Mothers' C ub. Audio-Visual Aides Audio-Visual aides, Director Brother Richard Foley, Iohn Davis, lim Kraus, Peter Stankovics, Bill Drexler, Steve Acuff. tiigtf-3-af? Q 'WE A 1'-was-4