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Page 108 text:
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Finding Ourselves in Others As the weather became increasingly warmer, our interests turned to outdoor activity. One idea was to have another picnic. A cookout picnic was planned for all freshmen and their families. Many people came, and many new friendships grew among families. lt was an event to be remembered. Since we had so much success with our earlier raffle, we decided to have another. As expected, we were highly successful with this one and we had a lot of fun in the process. Er:-.rrerwmw in www! M .W-W it Q. J ....' ABOVE: The freshmen boys' gym class exhibit their basketball ability. it WMM' 104 vickievaugnn i f Bryan Vincent , Steve Walter Nancy Ward Cathy Wartko Pat Williams Rick Williams Eric Yaegar tttt tt-ttvttv
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a Class In accordance with the basket- ball season and to build up our Hoban spirit, a contest was held between members of our class and several faculty members. Students were challenged to a one-on-one basketball competi- tion with the teachers. The action was fast-paced and excit- ing as the students cheered their classmates. As winter came to an end, we sponsored a spring dance. We had a live band play to a large turnout. We were very pleased about this as one of our objec- tives is to build up our class funds, which this activity defin- itely did. KVM? qty' 2 3 Freshman Jenny Borden assists in A. V. room. gi
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Searching for New Horizons We began to realize that the year was almost over as prepara- tions began for the class trip to Cedar Point. Our entire class was excited at the prospect of a day spent at the famous amuse- ment park. As it turned out, our ima -we r W. expectations were met many 'M times over and our first high school class trip was definitely M one to be remembered. The end of this year was a very i i unique time for us. We began -1 A, '--.-.0 1 www gp' Mg 5'-f f.,,,0--if the year rather unknowingly, not sure what it held in store for us. wwf? My However, as the year has pro- g as ,M gressed, as new friendships it ' have been made, we have experi- ' enced new things and realized our feelings for this school. All of the things we have learned W academically and socially have been centered around the Hoban spirit. We became caught up in it. ,J-P' ,43- ,llllvillilgmllwllllli 13 'xg glivtltilwym W Wm., w lim, , v 'Ww...c .,,.. A. 105
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