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

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A familiar sight in room 212 after school is the chessboard. What's a queen's rook's pawn? If you don't know, just ask a member of our chess team. This year's team began practice early in November and continued through March. As a result, the team ended their regular season with a record of six victories and three losses to take fifth place in the league and third place in the city divi- sion behind Buchtel and Gar- field. The chess team was re- started and coached by Mr. Mike Szalay and Mr. lim Had- not. The team did extremely Well despite its small size, and its record included several close matches against oppo- nents like Garfield, Revere and Central-Hower. Chess Team Checks Foes. Members of the chess team: Seated - David Gingo, Bill Stimler, and Eric Schnitzler. Standing - Roger Romito, john Alexander, jeff Stimler and Kevin McElroy. Vvamnw