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

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Discovery -- Part Cf Our First Year 6 9 'Z Wu. in lim Griggy Louise Hamilton lgflr. Paris leads Gwen Stein and classmates in group discussion on orientation ay. Ieffrey Hobson food for the needy. On the twenty-third we had a caroling party in the St. Sebastian area, with refresh- ments afterward at Iosie Maj- daniks house. It helped bring the class together and everyone had a great time. With all these things going on, plus our first experience with semester exams, December was a busy month. The New Year started off with something new and diffe- rent for us. Forty tickets were L.. distributed on a first come, first served basis and forty lucky freshmen got the chance Pat Hunt John Hutchison Henry Iack Ed Jeter Al joga Luther johnson 46 Georgina Groborchik Vince Guarino Ice Hardgrove Paul Hennemann Eileen Hoye Kim Huddleston to see the Cleveland Cavaliers basketball team in action. The game, held at the Coliseum, was filled with excitement and everyone had an enjoyable evening. We were accom- panied by several faculty members. We also got into winter sports. We had our choice of either a sled-riding party at Firestone Metropoli- tian Park or an ice skating party at East Park or both. Al- though the temperature was near zero, it didn't seem to af- fect the spirits or the energy of the people who attended either event. These were times when

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Freshman Year - Gnly The Beginning Below - Mr. Allen Cook seems pleased with his orientation group Above, Barry Burnett shows his classmates how a perfect aim can capture a win. Everyone took time to meet new people and make a few new friends. It was also a great chance to get to know our faculty. We also had a Freshman-Family Picnic. This began with a canoe trip and ended with a picnic at Waterworks Park. Though the turnout wasn't large, those who came enjoyed themselves. Probably the highlight of the month, and perhaps even the year, was the freshman football team's victory over St. Vincent-St. Mary by a score of 30-0. In October we also made an important decision, we chose our class officers. With this choice we became true members of the student body. We had a voice in student government and our officers set about learning their jobs and fulfilling their duties. We sponsored a Turkey Raffle in November which turned out to be a great success. Proceeds went to benefit our class treasury and many needy families in the Akron area. This was our attempt to make Thanksgiving Day nicer for people less fortunate than ourselves. We also add- ed a little variety to the Canned Food Driwe by sponsor- ing competition among homerooms. In December we sold E-Z Outs to friends, relatives, and neighbors. The profits of the sale again had a two-fold pur- pose, to help our class treasury and to accomplish our Christmas service project. We used the money to provide 45

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