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

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Band Marches Dn The Hoban Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Gary Collier, once again showed their skills in marching and in playing. The band played at the assem- blies and at all but three of the football games. They attended two important events: the Akron U. Band Day, held at the Rubber Bowl, and a parade, the first parade in which the band has partici- pated in in thirteen years. The drill team danced to many variations of music this past year. As the moods of the music changed, the manner of the dance changed with it. Many modifications of pom-pom rou- tines were used throughout the season ending in the traditional kickline at the St. Vincent-St. Mary game. Instructor for the Starlettes was Mrs. Hamby. The band officers were: Paul Hirsch- felt, president, Cecile Harris, vice- president, Frank Caprio, secretary, and Mark Gorman, treasurer. The Drill Team goes through a routine for Woodchopper's Ball KNEELING: Mary Andrews, Cecile Harris, Dan Anthony, Mike Hurray, Howard Brown, Mark Jones, Vicki Vaughn, CarmieGiullito. FFIONT - STANDING: Paul Hirschfelt, Dan Klein, Joe Fiittman, Jim Kraus, Mark Guarino, Jeff Cornelius, Mark Blinkhorn, Joe Schlosser, Bill Stimler, Lydia Fabbro, Michelle Chillious, Beth Davies, Ann Thornburg. BACK ROW - STANDING: Chris Fabbro, Mark Gorman, Cheryl Jack, Frank Caprio, Campion Kelley, Steve McCort, Henry Jack, Tony Mason, Camille Felton, Robin Primes, Andrea Pramuka.

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Hoban Cheerleaders Reflect Spirit Long hours and plenty of hard work enabled the cheerleaders to bring spirit to Hoban. Leading the students in all the cheers, they attended all athletic events from football to track. Tryouts were held last Spring and several girls displayed their talents to the judges. The cheerleaders consist- ed of freshmen, junior varsity and varsity squads. The Rabble Rousers helped bring spirit to all the football and basketball games and wrestling matches. Presi- dent of the Rabble Rousers was Cathy Kossuth and Peggy Gault was secretary. Rabble Rouser members wore matching shirts on the day of the game to promote spirit among the students. REA H . 2-' f . ' , Hntglrfrkt . . . N . 1 , .A 1 . ef , ' ' E - 'f W if f - , 1.46 J .ai Y ,2A'f1g 1 ' 1, yiff- , v ' - SMA fifeafg is rf' ' cl. K, ' 1 r Q wwf 2 ,H2 P . Ulf- -1 i i 'A 2 fi. . JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Melanie Ostrander, Maggi Sitko, Karen Palacek, Cheerleaders do the fight song at a pep assembly. ffl! '14 1 Caroline Gorman, Melanie Steele, Rosanne Pezzotti. P FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Tracey Perry, Cathy Wartko, Tammy Ostrander, Denise Antal Vickie Vaughn, Toni Frantz.