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

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: . AQ f . T X' Miss Kathy Nelson Mr. Dan McGrew Phys. Ed. There was something new in the Physical Education Department this year: the addition of a coed gym class. It was greeted with enthusiasm and is expected to continue as a part of Ho- ban's curriculum. In addition to this were the required physical education courses taught by Miss Kathy Nelson and Mr. Daniel McGrew. These classes provided the opportunity for students to learn and perfect techniques. Students Acquire Practical Skills Mrs. 'Dreajean Brown Mrs. Carolyn Cox The Business Department has con- tinued to expand throughout the year to include a wider range of studies and better facilities for their practice. It has progressed further this year with the addition of the new business wing above the library. This area not only provides sufficient space for the as- sorted classes, but it also provides a business-like atmosphere. The courses also contribute to the programs suc- cess. They are taught by Mrs. Dreajean Brown, Mrs. Carolyn Cox, and Mr. Donald Schubert. Mr. Donald Schubert -91

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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

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