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

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English Fosters Verbal Expertise Brother Leonardo Bebetu The English Department at Ho- ban is dedicated to broadening the students' knowledge of their native language. In addition to grammar and composition, different types of literature are introduced into each level. For the freshmen, Types of Lit- erature is offered. This class intro- duces the freshmen to the different kinds of literature. Mythology was studied, along with grammar. The sophomore English course focuses on American Literature. During the year they study from the book American Literature , which contains an anthology of several American writers. They S M , 2 Mr. Brian Greve 88 Brother Michael Flanagan Brother Charles Gregg i ,K at

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Arts Open The Art Department, directed by Mrs. Douglass Terrass, offers basic in- struction in drawing and other art media. Studio Art I and II, Art Ap- preciation, and Creative Arts II are the electives offered by the department. Mr. Gary Collier, band director, is also the head of the stage band and Continentals. Brother Eugene Wiesen- berger, assistant to the band, teaches Music Appreciation, Beginners Band, and Music Theory. This department provides an outlet for the creative ac- tivities of students. Up Different Outlooks Mr. Gary Collier Mrs. Doug Terrass Brother Eugene Weisenberger The Applied Arts Department offers the opportunity for students to utilize their skills in several areas of study. Mr. David Ereth and Mrs. Iackie White are the instructors in this department. Mrs. White teaches Clothing I and II, Foods I and II, and Bachelor Living. These courses encourage individual experimentation and stress practical application. Mr. Ereth teaches Shop I and II, and Technical Drawing. The shop classes are divided in two sec- tions, wood and metal, each emphasiz- ing development of the basic skills. 90 Brother Richard Foley checks the final copy friends of the school. Members of the of Hoban Happenings, a monthly newslet- Mothers' Club help in the distribution. ter distributed to students, alumni, and Mr. David Ereth Mrs. Iackie White