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

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Bowlers Maintain Status Although not a varsity sport, the Hoban bowling team has actively participated on an interesting level over the past years. Each fall, two - four man teams from each highschool are allowed to bowl at Garden Lanes once a week in two split seasons. The number one team consisted of a junior, Bob Plesz, and sophomores John Hutchison, Jim Eckman and Chris Fabbro. The team finished in fifth place for the year. The number two team, however, earned the respect of all other teams as they consistently maintained a first place lead all through the season. Senior Jim McCool had a high average of 172 and a high game of 243 for the team. Senior Eric Hengstenberger's 165 average practically guaranteed a win for the team, and seniors John Bertsch and Ed Sliman were clutch bowlers and always turned in fine games. The bowling team shows a variety of form. wi my it l lall lil 7'T 'ml Til T' 1 T 'l'l 1 ffff T' fffffff 1 ll S wi + A all sglvl 64

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Y a..-f' 5 ,JP Ski Team Loses to January Cold ABOVE: The ski team. RIGHT: Skiers have trouble on the lift. it . MW J '55 .ff-' lla, For another year the ski team once more took to the slopes of Boston Mills, but forthe first time in their history, the team was forced to admit defeat. In mid-January, the team yielded to the unusually cold weather, and did not ski. The team had a chance to ski six times and each member was credited with one discount time on their own. Even with the loss however, the team, with moderators Mr. Cody and Mrs. Coudriet, had a lot of fun.