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

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Insights Into Past and Future . . . Mr. Thomas Edmiston 2 sf Mr. Chuck Kelly V! Mr. Daniel Cody Sister Stephanie Mueller The Social Studies Department in- cludes required courses and electives for students who wish to further their studies in this field. A slight change was made in ,the curriculum this year. The previous sophomore requirement, World Cultures, was dropped. It was replaced by American History which is also taught to juniors. The instructors in this department are: Mr. Dan Cody, teaching Sociology, Psychology, and Government, Mr. Charles Kelly, teach- ing American History and Geography, Sister Stephanie Mueller, teaching American History and Economics, Mr. Karl Schwarzinger and Brother Donald Iohnroe teaching American History. Mr. Edmiston substituted for Mr. Kelly during the fall. 94 Wgim 2 . . R-N., f '57 ff- 5. Brother Donald Iohnroe fs. 1 - p ' fl if ' . s Af X , , ml i s , ..,, . , Mr. Karl Schwarzinger

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Mathematics Offers Broad Program Brother Robert Dailey Brother Richard Gilman Mr Alan Cook Although only one year of math is required, students who wish to take up to four years of math will find a com- prehensive curriculum. This program offers stu- dents the chance to build their own prog- rams and by doing so, students are able to meet their own needs. After taking the initial re- quirement of Introduc- tion to Math or Algebra I, students may choose from courses like Geometry, Algebra II, and Introductory Anal- ysis, taught by Mr. Alan Cook, Br. Robert Dailey, and Br. Richard Gilman. Students may also acquire a basic knowledge of computer technology by taking a course in Computer Sci- ence. 93

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Developing A Christian Cutlook Mr. Michael Coudriet If X Father Jim Stuber Mr. Greg Kremer Being a Catholic school, Hoban is more than an academic community. Because of this, every student in- cludes religious studies in his schedule. Freshmen explore human development and religious experi- ence. Sophomores inquire into the nature of other religions in relation to their own. At the junior and senior levels, courses examine con- flicts and the problems of making choices. Mr. William Penn The 'job of our guidance depart- ment is to help students with their problems. During the school day, counselors are available to students at almost all hours. The guidance department is composed ofg Sister Claire Young who helps the freshmen and some sophomores, Mr. Tony Paris who counsels the remaining sophomores and the juniors, and Brother Robert Lavelle who assists the seniors. Meeting Students' Needs Mr. Anthony Paris Sister Claire Young Brother Robert Lavelle 95