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

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Establishing Goals Throughout the year the concept of quality education was stressed by the administration. Principal, Bro. William Verstraete, dealt with the problems concerning the operation and development of a quality school. Assistant Principal, Bro. John May, maintained the responsibilities of scheduling all students, so that each had an opportunity to receive the most rounded education possible. Mr. Robert Bloniarz, Dean of Students, oversaw student related problems and sought ways to break down these minor barriers. Handling the finances of the school was Bro. Robert Woodward who worked as head treasurer in the central office. Father Joseph Barry, present as a moral leader, officlated at chapel masses and student liturgies. J ', fl li it l W ' i Mr. Paonessa and Mr, Bloniarz discuss an important matter. 72 iw www , . ts., . t-.i , . ,N ms is l R wi ,, , 'W lit , N tt. wt www' tt tw lm' 1 it . Brother William Verstraete Brother John May N X Hi ll! X J ,,,, ,N M V im? 5 ' ' Wg . me of-it . . was xl N-.R ky may-M' in

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Sister Dorothy Freitas Mr. Brian Greve The understanding of writing, public speaking, and literature was stressed in the required English courses as well as the English electives. Under the instruction of Br. Leonardo Bebetu, Sr. Dorothy Freitas, Br. Charles Gregg, Mr. Brian Greve, Mr. Richard Malloy and Mr. Ralph Paonessa, students were instructed in everything from the reading of simple poetry to the writing of essays. Mr. Larry Haff- ner also taught English. Applying Basic Language Brother Leonardo Bebetu Bf0U1el' Chafles GYGQQ Senior students await their next assignment. l L l l v l rl lt