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

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i is i ic ill P' l Mark Warner Bill West Iacki Weyrick Pa l Wh teh st Lo tt W ke lacq el ne W ll ams jo Woi . . f se99N '1 .av 0-.,d' i., unior Tom Li s and Freshman David Li s Freshman in physical education play dodge l PP PP leave the grounds at the end of the day. ball. Freshmen Talent Promises A Bright Our freshman class officers and Contact people learned the business of governing our class. Our cheer- leaders built spirit and supported some of the most successful teams in the school. We worked on Student Council, We played in the band. We helped out in the office and the library and anywhere else that we were needed. Some of us helped recruit eighth graders for next year's freshman class. In fact, it was difficult to find a club, an activity, or an organization that did not have a freshman among its members. Our big event for March was the freshman- sponsored dance. Almost all of us lent a hand in plan- ning for this event. We handled all the details like dec- orating, selling tickets, and cleaning up. The dance had to be a success. 54 bf