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

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juniors Take Cn New Leadership We also helped open the school year by putting flowers in the teacher's lounge. The start of our junior year was also a time of reflection as we participated in a Mass in memory of Bernard Gaudreault. Yet we can- not consider the past without thinking about the fu- ture. We viewed the upcoming year with hopes and goals in mind. Recognizing the importance of good communication between all students, a brunch was held for our junior contact persons early in October. A result of this was a very successful Halloween Dance. Many of us offered our time for decorating and cleaning up. All present enjoyed themselves and we received a good profit. The junior-sponsored Road Rally was also an opportunity for students to get together for a good time, as well as providing additional money for our treasury. The Life-Saver Sucker and Starburst sale was also instru- mental in filling our coffers. 72 xx.. , ,.,.-1f:izif if L, -,1iQs1z2?1f-- ,- . ,ff --.i 1

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lust before Christmas some of this hard-earned money was taken from the treasury and used for our Christmas Pro- ject: the making of stockings for the younger children at Akron's Children's Home. The junior Bake Sale provided funds for the felt and candy, and with do- nations collected by the contact persons during homeroom, the first steps were tak- en. Many of us donated our time to help make and then fill the fifty-three stockings. The youngsters were delighted to receive their presents. Our reward was the satis- faction of knowing we had done well. We took advantage of the winter weather at the start of the new year with a sledding party at North Hawkins Hill. We had a good turnout of both upper and un- derclassmen. No one seemed to notice the cold and a good evening of sledding ended with hot chocolate and food at a nearby restaurant. We also showed our spirit by participat- ing in other school activities such as Musicale and the school play, The Man Who Came to Dinner. Iuniors, too, were juniors grow academically. A Time For Becoming . .. ' '59qx.lg'f,si ' -ff. -Sv-Zo 'S , A ' ' . vw-,Qliffz . K- Q t.4?4'x,1Qg. Mi. fr' , .1 ,- V . ',w2pw '..?i5l , ' arggsr ti 1 ,f'? f - V as gf' Iunior Cathy Yakubik and Senior Aubin lack study stream life while on Ecology field A in it fd Mike Dil asqu.1lu john DiRoberKo Lawrence Donatelli Linda Drexler George Dzubara Kevin Elr0d Renee Farrar 74