THE SENIOR ISSUE 5 - 22 - 2020
A letter from the president
Dear Class of 2020, It has been an honor for me to serve you during your senior year at Hoban. It is now an honor to salute you in your liminal transition from high school to even higher orders of education and service. This may be the last time I’ll have the privilege of addressing you, so I want to share a few thoughts on reverberation. If you’re a musician, you’ve surely heard the term “reverb.” Well, I’m speaking more broadly about the reverb you’ll experience throughout your life—even without a guitar handy. Because it’s one of the great wonders of life. How people and experiences and memories you have as a person now continue to reverberate in your life for decades to come. And that reverberation will certainly include your teachers at Hoban— and your coaches, your counselors, your parish priests and ministers. The older you get the more you will realize how important these mentors have been to you. I assure you: you will find yourself looking them up years from now just to tell them how much their instruction or advice or lessons reverberate in your life. And it will mean the world to them. That is a mentor’s food and drink. You don’t have to wait. You could tell them today. But just know that this will happen and you may be surprised and delighted when it does. There is another group who you will experience the reverb phenomenon with: Your first teachers—your parents. They’re beaming with pride right now. They will walk with you every day of your life, sometimes literally, sometimes figuratively. When I was a few days old, my parents gave me the greatest gift I’ve ever received—the sacrament of baptism. Years later, they gave me the second greatest gift of my life—the gift of Catholic education. Hoban’s greatest legacy to you is your formation in Holy Cross which you share with graduates past and future. Our core values reverberate in Knights across the generations and will enliven your spirit all the years of your life. When you meet other Hoban alumni, ask them about what’s reverberating for them today. Their answers may surprise you. I will always feel a special bond with the Class of 2020. Thank you for making me feel so welcome in my first year at Hoban. May the words of our patron, Blessed Basil Moreau “the mind will not be cultivated at the expense of the heart” burn deeply into your hearts and minds and remind you to live out Christ’s teaching to “love God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind; and to love your neighbor as yourself.” I congratulate each of you on this milestone in your formation. Always remember, Hoban and Holy Cross are true to you. -Dr. Tom Curry, President
A letter from the principal
Dear Class of 2020, Congratulations on reaching graduation! You are an amazing group of young adults who fully exemplify the values and mission of Archbishop Hoban. We, the Hoban family, are so proud of your accomplishments. I have especially enjoyed walking this journey with you for the last four years. It seems like just yesterday it was August 2016 and we all started our freshmen year! Over the last few weeks I’ve been thinking back on times we’ve been together over the last four years. Most specifically I remember how nervous each of you looked as freshmen on those first days of school, being driven through the Mum Day line and receiving your party hats as you walked in through the Dome. To this past fall when you were the leaders staying up all night decorating and lining the drive welcoming our current freshmen to their first Mum Day experience. Thank you for being strong leaders within our Hoban family who embody the Holy Cross Core Values. Each day I see you being role models who demonstrate to both adults and students what it means to strive for excellence, live with integrity and serve others, all while having a lot of fun and laughs along the way. Our Hoban family is better because of you! In days, weeks, and months ahead I will pray for your continued successes. Please know that you are always welcome to return to the Castle; to tell us about your success, seek assistance through your challenges and continue to inspire new generations of Hoban students! This year especially I look forward to a day (hopefully soon) when you can all come back to Campus to see each other and our faculty as you so deserve. Thank you for being such remarkably bright, caring, creative, funny and compassionate members of our Hoban family. I am so proud of you!! -Dr. Emily Ramos, Principal
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archbishop hoban high school mailing address: one holy cross blvd. akron, ohio 44306 website: hobanvisor.news email: visor@hoban.org awards CSPA gold medalist NSPA first class ASPA first place Quill and Scroll Int’l first place OSMA first place signed letters for publication are welcome. our mailbox can be found in the main office. unsigned editorials represent the consensus of the editorial board. signed opinions represent the views of the writer only. staff editor-in-chief becca kubick grace rossi managing editor john lauterjung director of public relations eva klockner adviser t.k. griffith staff reporters ethan kowalik jon owen josh fenn alex dillon sara cassady michael johnson gavin morrison
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Becca Kubick
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By most people’s standards (including my own, when I’m thinking rationally), I had a pretty great high school experience. I excelled academically, played on a varsity team for a season, endEditor-in-Chief ed up with an amazing group of friends and underwent a fantastic period of personal growth. Still, when I first realized that I probably wasn’t going back to school, I was relieved. I allowed myself to see high school the way I wanted to see it: a grueling trek through psychological damage and a level of stress that drove me to the lowest of lows. Leaving that behind didn’t seem like the worst thing. It took a couple months in isolation for me to realize that this socalled grueling trek was actually one of the best journeys I’ll probably ever take. I love the girl who came out the other side (or, at least, I’m finally learning to). She is strong. She is compassionate. She loves harder than anyone I’ve ever known. She once genuinely resigned herself to the belief that she’d never actually be happy, and now she finds true beauty in the world. She once epitomized darkness. Now, she is learning to be the light. The version of myself who entered high school four years ago wasn’t ready to be the person I am today. She was naive. Her personality was a mere blending of the people who’d surrounded her. She hadn’t felt true pain, the kind that leaves you so broken that you can’t think and spend days, weeks, months feeling hopelessly and irretrievably lost. The last four years put this bright-eyed little idiot through the ringer. They showed her how to love, but taught her that most people wouldn’t love her in the same way. They built up her intelligence, but with it her predisposition to overthink and overanalyze until she wound up crying on the floor. They gave her so many strengths, but made her painfully aware of her weaknesses. In summation, they built her up and broke her down, all at the same time. Standing here now, with all this in my rear view, I can’t remember many specifics. I have notoriously bad long-term memory. I do, however, remember broad strokes and important moments, and if they’ve taught me anything, it’s this: happiness because of, not in spite of. Though all around me the world is falling apart—though the life I knew has come crashing down—I, at my core, am happy today. I didn’t get to this point despite all that has happened to me. Rather, it was the rejections which broke me that taught me I was strong. It was the loneliness which crippled me that taught me to deeply value true friends. It was the times at which I lost my faith in a brighter tomorrow that taught me the meaning of hope. I am happy because of that which I’ve overcome. As long as I never forget that, I know I’ll approach each obstacle in life as an opportunity to grow and become a better version of myself. As we part ways and embark on the next phases of our lives, I wish I could tell you that I hope for nothing but good fortunes in your future. If young adulthood has taught me anything, though, I should actually hope you struggle. I should hope that the next four years push you to your breaking point, and that the four years after that push you even further. And then, at the same time, I should hope that you fight—fight to overcome the barriers to your success, fight to bounce back from the darkness that pulls you in, fight to keep the faith even when every sensible voice in your head is telling you to give up. I hope all these things because I truly wish for you the best that life has to offer, and that is not an existence without pain or hardship. Rather, it is a grueling trek. It is a grueling trek that beats you up and teaches you how to fight like hell so that one day—one glorious day—you can look back on all that you’ve been through and see the beauty and resilience that has resulted from your pain.
Grace Rossi
One of my best friends was born on Sept. 11, 2001. She celebrates her birthday every year on a day that is ingrained in our memory as the worst terrorist act in American history. Editor-in-Chief I remember where I was when I heard about the shooting at Marjory Stoneman-Douglas High School. My phone balanced on Mr. Yanko’s podium as I read to our Mock Trial Team that the early death count was seven. Only weeks ago, we stopped theatre rehearsal to announce that the Ohio Center for Law-Related Education cancelled the state Mock Trial competition because of COVID-19. My teammates and I excused ourselves to cry. This pandemic is just one of the many historical events that have impacted our lives. I say historical because, even though they have yet to appear in our history textbooks, they will one day. We will, one day. As the class of 2020, our lives have been plenty tumultuous: our class is the first to spend our whole lives under the shadow of the 9/11 attacks; we went to school worried about gun violence and spent class periods discussing what we’d do in the event of a school shooting; now, even our college experience may be altered because of a virus outbreak. I remember, at the March for Our Lives in Cleveland, there was a group with a sign that read “history has its eyes on you,” a quote from Lin Manuel Miranda’s “Hamilton.” Four years of listening to that soundtrack before shows and on the bus to cross country meets, and I’m finally understanding what it meant. From birth, the class of 2020 has actively participated in history. Whether we wanted to or not, we’ve helped write the AP History tests for which our kids will one day cram. Truly, history has watched the class of 2020. It’s bittersweet. History has rarely been happy, and neither have what seem to be our defining moments. Do we want to be known for missing our graduations or hiding in storage closets during lockdowns? Maybe not. But maybe that won’t be our singular legacy. Maybe we’ll be known for the way we called our friends every day when we were apart, or revitalized letter writing. Maybe we’ll be known for how we fought senior slide with Zoom classes and YouTube videos. Maybe we’ll be known for the fact that, even when the world stumbled to a halt, our high school experience didn’t. We missed out on some of the most important memories of our high school years, but that doesn’t negate the ones we’ve already made. Abruptly-ended senior seasons don’t replace our recollections of gameday traditions. Cancelled dances can’t erase our favorite homecoming nights. Untraditional graduations haven’t changed the fact that we made it: every study session, sleepless night and internationally-felt catastrophic event amounted to a success for every one of us. I leave you with this: Miranda, on the topic of Hamilton, once said that “history is entirely created by the person who tells the story.” Stay home and stay safe, yes, but don’t forget that history has its eyes on us. And that same history is available to us for both creation and interpretation. We can change our legacies.
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John Lauterjung
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I don’t know that much about anything. I’m 18 years old. What I do know is that everyone knows the most about something: themselves. I don’t know who you are, what Managing Editor you’re thinking or what life you want to live. That’s a simple fact. I don’t know who you really are. Only you know that, and only I know about myself. So, in my final words with The Visor, I’d like to let you all know who I am, what I dream about and what goes on in my head. I want my parents to live on forever with each other. I want them to have the perfect life they deserve. I never want them to have to work another day in their lives (even though they will never stop working). I want them to travel and learn everything they can about the world around them. I want them to send me postcards from wherever they are and each one to read “we’re happy” in my mother’s handwriting at the bottom. Then, when they’re ready, I want them to stop. I want them to live in the house I grew up in for the rest of their lives. I never want them to grow old or feel the effects of Father Time. I want to send my kids to their house, have them fight over which room they want (probably Ellen’s) and get asked if they want pancakes, a pizza or Taco Bell at three in the morning. I want my parents to be happy and healthy for the rest of their lives. I want my sister to find her dream job. She already found her person, her future husband Chris (who’s just like my father), and I already know that they are a perfect fit. If you could see the way they look at and interact with each other, you’d know what I know. I want her to find that job that satisfies her every need: money, location, coworkers and vacation time. I want this for Chris, too. Both being recent college graduates (O-H!), I’ve witnessed how hard they’ve worked to get their new life together off the ground; they’ve earned so much more than the means they have now. I want them to have that big white house with a wrap-around porch like Ellen likes, accompanied by the sound of a third, fourth and/or fifth little voice that’s just as loud as her’s. I know what they’ve earned and I can’t wait for it all to work out for them. I want my brother to achieve his dreams. I want him to find a great job in whatever city he wants. New York, Chicago, San Diego, Seattle, Boston, Columbus. Wherever he wants to go, I want him to be there. Obviously, I want him to stay close to home, but Luke Lauterjung is bigger than Ohio. He’s capable of more than any of us could ever fathom. I want him to be with whoever makes him happy. Whoever that guy may be, he doesn’t know how lucky he is, because if Luke Lauterjung chooses him, then he must be pretty special. I want Luke to never stop complaining, because he’s right and he always deserves better. He deserves the best. For The Kool-Aid Jammers (not all of the Jammers, but the ones who know I’m talking about them), you boys know what I want for you. I want you all to find the woman that you deserve, the one who makes you a better person and accepts you for who you are. I believe that all of us will be monumentally successful in whatever we want to do. I want you all to build a comfortable life for yourselves that will be blessed with fortune, families and multiple championships for your favorite sporting clubs. However, between the championships and children, I want us all to come back to Hoban one more time. I want Dom to break the news to us that Mr. Lucey is retiring. I want Tom to pull up in whatever sports car suits his mood. I want Joey to bring some banging food that his smoke show of a wife made. I want Macinga to still be rocking Vans and a “Led Zeppelin” t-shirt. I want Sam to drive in from somewhere far away from Doylestown. I want Skelin to show up in a green Jeep, but even more tricked out than the one he has now. I want DJ to be on aux and play “Dior” and “Orange Soda.” I want Alec to still be our quarterback, fitting up the whole squad. And I want Jaren to forever be my best friend. For Erica Mae, I want you to wake up every day with a smile on your face. I want you to find joy in every aspect of your life. I want you to be with me through every high and low moment and to be with you for all of yours. I want you to keep bringing me in when my head is out the door and keep putting me back together when I’m out of order. I want you to not only have your dreams, but to help you achieve them. I want you never to love soccer or Mac Miller as much as I do. I want you to grow into who you want to and will be. More than anything, I want you to understand that I desire so much more for you than you’ll ever realize, whether our lives are connected or not. You may be embarrassed right now, knowing that anyone can read this (hey Mr. and Mrs. Rey, how ya doin’?) but that’s ok, because I don’t care who knows how I feel about you. I want to be with you every second of every day, no matter what we’re doing. I want you to know that there’s no place I’d rather be. For quite a few other students and faculty members at Hoban including, but not limited to: Miles Listerman, Camden Mizer, Jake Shankel, Jesse Evans, Alex Klippel, Dylan Farah, Josh Bisesi, Duncan Ulman, Dylan Adkison, Anthony Allio, Mariana Gonzalez, Lauren Armour, Sebastian Lacatus, Nate Nagucki, Colin Bendo, Nick David, Anthony Dolan, Josh Sarver, Colin Doss, Becca Kubick, Jon Owen, Maddy Owen, Alex Wong, Walter Ganous, Will Harrison, Dom Moegerle, Montrell Jamison, Evan Chessey, Will Dipronio, Ms. Deb, Ms. Betty-Ann, Jamice Adaway, Jenilia Kosko, Jason Dzik, Jared Topp, Timothy Kirk Griffith, Will Keller, Garrett McMillan, Christian Guilliam, Jared Mealy, Mason Jenkins, Joel McRaven, Luke Minick, Jack Pecnik, Kelsey Sees, Br. James Spooner, Dr. Emily Ramos, Dr. Tom Curry, Donatella Salvadori, Chris Fahey, Patrick Bietko, Mario Mondello, Caleb Kepler, Hank Kappel, Laura Siplivey, Slade Brooks, Joey Hacket, Mikal Bass, Evan Polack, John Petit and Mark Moundros, I want nothing but the best for all of you. I want you all to lead lives that make you truly happy and to find nothing but bountiful success in the near future. I bet that the majority of you will never even know that your name is somewhere in this list, but that doesn’t matter. I want this for you all and so much more. I don’t know that much about anything, but I know what I want. What I want more than anything is for the people I love, respect and admire to live happy, healthy and prosperous lives. Nothing will make me happier than watching all of these desires of mine come true, for all of these incredible people are capable of more than I could ever dream of.
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Director of Public Relations
So it’s the end. And not the end we would have chosen. Things are strangely different than we ever could have imagined them being. Still, my heart is filled with gratitude for many reasons. Probably the biggest one is that I took this journey with all of you. You guys pushed me to be the best that I could be. Through it all, you always saw the good in me. The good I sometimes couldn’t see in myself. High school wasn’t easy, but you helped me overcome my suffering through laughter, caring and encouragement. I am so proud to say that I was a part of the Class of 2020. We’ve each been through so much, but from the very beginning we were strong of mind, heart and spirit. If any class could overcome this, it’s us. It had to be us. I want to thank you all for the memories. The good times that we enjoyed together, and the bad times that made us better people. There isn’t a single doubt in my mind that every person in this class will go far, will climb high and be more successful than we ever thought possible. Again, I know this isn’t the ending we wanted, nor would have chosen for ourselves. And I know it might not help you to hear this now, but this is our story. A story that we get to tell because it’s ours. I will find joy in our story and the journey we took to get here. I love you all! Congratulations!
Eva Klockner
Ethan Kowalik
Entering Hoban, I was one of two boys from my grade school. I never had a good group of friends before and I wanted high school to be the place where I did. Not only did I find the group of friends I wanted, Staff Reporter but they ended up becoming more like family to me. I don’t know where I would be without them, honestly. But, aside from them, two teachers impacted my life and are part of the reason I am the man I am today. My relationship with Mr. Kraus started in beginning art. He and I got along well, but at the time I didn’t think our relationship would progress the way it did. Throughout the next few years, though, making trips to his room to say hello and joke around became routine. He was someone that made me smile when I needed it and gave me advice when I asked for it. Over the years, he became a good friend. We still look back on our crazy New York trip and share a good laugh over it. More importantly, Mr. Kraus became someone I could trust with personal information. When something went wrong in my life, I knew I could count on him to be there for me and help. I could never thank Mr. Kraus enough for how much he has helped and been there for me throughout my four years of high school. My relationship with Mr. Tocchi also began freshman year. When my original math class wasn’t working out, I made the switch to Mr. Tocchi’s class. Now, at first, he was just my math teacher, but after an open house, we sat around and ate pizza while I waited for my ride, and our relationship started to progress from there. After freshman year, I went to Mr. Tocchi’s room every morning, a tradition I kept until the end. Our relationship really changed at Spes 40. He was not my group leader, but I never missed an opportunity to give him a hug and tell him how impactful this Spes experience had been for me. I was fortunate enough to become a Spes leader this year and share yet another retreat experience with him. Mr. Tocchi has become one of my best friends. He was there to support me through my lowest points and celebrate with me through my highest points. It is really hard to put into words how much Mr. Tocchi really means to me. He is one of the most important role models in my life. Hoban showed me the value of family in my friends, who are more like brothers to me, and my relationships with Mr. Kraus and Mr. Tocchi. Leaving them is going to be one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. I am excited to embark on my next journey as a Mountaineer, but I am sad to leave behind my Hoban family. I will always be a Knight, and hopefully the relationships I have made in high school will be for life. On that note, I am closing the door on this chapter of my life, and taking my next steps as a Mountaineer.
Jon Owen
Staff Reporter
As an incoming freshman, I immediately noticed the wonderful community that Hoban had to offer. Little did I know the next four years I spent with that community would shape me into who I am today. Every friendship I made throughout the last four years will forever be cherished in my heart and mind. Most notably, Hoban’s community has some of the finest teachers and staff that you will ever meet. Each member of the staff participates and interacts with the student body on a very personal level. Whether it’s going on the Spes Unica retreats or attending sports games to cheer us on, Hoban teachers are always staying connected with their students. While many beloved teachers have left for various reasons, every new addition has integrated themselves very well. The athletic staff is also one of the best you will find at any high school in Ohio and they have a true passion for their jobs. Everything the athletic staff does is to give Hoban athletes the best experience possible while simultaneously preparing them for collegiate competition. I couldn’t thank every Hoban family member enough for everything they taught me and the amazing years we spent together. Love you Hoban.
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WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE HOBAN MEMORY? Graduates Reflect on Their Favorite Parts of Hoban “Senior lock-in and Spes 41 and 44!” -Kolby Adams “Laughing at the lunch table with my friends.” -Dylan Adkinson “Sitting at the bench every morning with my best friends.” -Monica Agnoni “Freshman year Mum Day.”-Isabella Amedeo “Cheering at the state championship games.”-Kassidy Arison “Wearing my German lederhosen in Mr. Walker’s English class even though they didn’t pass the pop can test.”-Jonathan Armbrust “Spes 40 and the senior lock-in.” -Lauren Armour “Before school at the bench in the science wing, as well as the archaeology trip with Mr. Anderson.”-Lauren Arto “Chats with Mr. Pero and the senior lock-in.” -Alaina Bachmann “Decorating the school for Mum Day and the lock-in.”-Julie Bagdon “The Mum Day senior lock-in with the boys.” -Jaren Barnett “Mum Day freshman year and the Banglaball games.”-Janay Bass “Mum Day.”-Tommy Bee “Playing soccer with the boys and handshakes with Dom DiMascio before every class with Mr. Yanko.”-Josh Bisesi “Being on homecoming court with my best friend, Emily, along with the senior lock-in.” -Angelina Boehringer “The summer Europe trip.”-Bob Bordenkircher “Going to states for volleyball my freshman and sophomore years.”-Dan Bordenkircher
“The senior lock-in and Mum Day.”-Lily Botos “Swim team, Europe trip, senior lock-in, Spes 43, French III, Organic Chem, and Mr. Yanko.”-Shelley Bradshaw “Mum Day, especially this year. It was so much fun decorating and joining in the traditions.” -Abby Brewer “Being a part of the volleyball team; every year was memorable.”-Daniel Brewer “Gym class freshman year.”-Dom Brink “Pre-engineering classes and internship.” -Slade Brooks “Freshman year Mum Day.”-Alaina Brown “Spes Unica and Friday night football games.” -Corey Callahan “Mum Day, football games, and the senior lock-in.”-Emma Cervenik “Having a math class with upperclassmen and being able to make new friends.” -Max Ciarlariello “Decorating for Mum Day.”-Evan Cihlar “Coming back and winning a state championship with Hoban.”-Caden Clark “Mum Day 2016.”-Meredith Cluse “Mum Day!”-Ayaka Coffman “Winning state championships.” -Ja’Sean Cogburn “Senior Mum Day and the day we won the state championship for the fourth time.” -Zach Courtemanche “Performing as Ado Annie in Hoban’s production of Oklahoma!”-Clara Dannemiller “The first senior football game.” -Christina Davies “The senior lock-in.”-Natalie Deibel
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“The best part of high school was being with my friends.”-Michael DiCola “Hosting the Mum Day assembly this year.” -Dom DiMascio “Senior lock-in and Mum Day.”-Swati Dirgo “Bleach night for the boys swim team last year.” -Xavier Dirker “Either senior Mum Day and lock-in or Friday night football games.”-Kasey Dodson “Mrs. Cook.”-Frank Durkin “Football games.”-Trip Duryea “Going out with Project HOPE on Wednesdays!”-Allison Ewald “Definitely running cross country with all of my friends.”-Jacob Fahey “Playing soccer with my boys, BB’s, and Ruckets.”-Dylan Farah “Mum Days (especially senior year) and going to competitions for mock trial!”-Maddie Ferree “Either freshman year Mum Day or the Rent-A-Junior assembly.”-Reba Fowler “Mum Day games, morning bench talks, and timer pics with Mrs. Kostko.”-Teigan Franjesh “Football games.”-Michael Fuss “Mum Day of my freshman year was by far the most memorable part about Hoban. I felt so welcome and everyone had open arms!” -Taylor Gallagher “The entrepreneurship field trip to the Cleveland Clinic Medical Innovation Summit.” -Adam Geary “General Tso’s.”-Lulu Gilbert “Senior lock-in.”-Mariana Gonzalez “Girls basketball.”-TaNayja Gooden-Wesley “The football state championships that the boys won.”-Aiden Goostree “When Brother Spooner went crazy because someone put Homer Simpson in the printer.” -Christian Guilliam “Mr. Yanko’s class.”-Tanner Guld “Making good friends and travelling with the baseball team.”-Alec Haas “When Mr. Patrick got mad at the boys
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sophomore year retreat.”-Joey Hackett “Mum Day and AP Art”-Brigitta Hall “Going to the Friday night football games and hanging out with my friends and girlfriend.”-Jacob Harbarger “The senior lock-in and decorating the school with my best friends!”-Mackenna Harding “Winning state championships.”-Tom Harvey “Mum Day.”-DJ Henry “Mum Day 2020!”-Mason Hier “The senior lock-in. It was so much fun spending time with my friends and decorating the school!”-Olivia Hopkins “Senior lock-in.”-Clarah Hughes “Watching “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari,” a 1920s German horror film.”-Holly Husk “The senior lock-in and sharing a locker with my best friend, Teigan.”-Sam Huth “Attending Spes 40 and Spes 43.” -Allison Jansen “Winning the state championship sophomore year.”-Mason Jenkins “Being able to play soccer and lacrosse with all my friends.”-Abby Kamenar “Hoban basketball 2018 Elmira trip.” -Mason Kaut “Gio falling down the stairs in drama class.” -Will Keller “Competing in Mock Trial and meeting my amazing best friend, Claire.”-Eva Klockner “I parked my truck at the top of the hill by the tennis courts on a nice day, and my friends and I just sat there listening to music and talking. The battery died, but we jumped it and it was a fun time.”-Catie Knapp “Senior year tennis season, because my dad was at every match and it was my favorite sport! Also senior year homecoming!” -Carolin Koerber “The Mum Day lock-in.”-Isabelle Kolleth “Senior lock-in.”-Aaron Kornaker “2018 Hoban basketball Elmira trip.” -Jack Kosko
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looking back... “I’ve had a lot of great memories, but decorating for Mum Day was probably my favorite.”-Olivia Mondello “Mum Day and Spes.”-Brock Monteleone “The lock-in—I had a lot of good times there.”-Maddy Mordarski “Beating STVM in a three-hour tennis match and being NCL champions my junior year.”-Corrine Niedermier “Honduras mission trips and Spes Unica retreats.”-Joey Osmun “Senior year Mum Day.”-Jon Owen “The senior lock-in before Mum Day, or any Mum Day.”-Maddy Owen “Going to get dressed up for themed football games after soccer practice.”-Olivia Oziomek “Winning the talent show my junior year for eating super hot fish sticks and singing a song. Shoutout to my partner, Dom!”-Gio Palermo “Nothing.”-Jared Pavlescak “Going to JAM my freshman year, as it gave me the opportunity to serve while meeting so many new people in my class before the year even began.”-John Petit “My first day of school junior year because I felt so comfortable with everyone so fast.” -Mia Petrarca “Getting ready with my team and cheering on friday nights.”-Lian Pickens “Senior lock-in.”-Grace Powers “Mum Day senior year.”-Tommy Radabaugh “Decorating the school during the senior lock-in.”-Megan Reece “Going to all the football games with my friends and having fun.”-Katie Reeves “Dancing at Friday night football games.” -Erica Reymann “Our senior lock-in and winning district championships in both my sports!” -Jacqueline Roberts “Mum Day, the senior lock-in, going to sports games, and school pep rallies.”-A’maya Roberts
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“Mock Trial states and the “Zombies 2” screening.”-Grace Rossi “Definitely 6 a.m. Dunkin’ runs with the XC girls! Also decorating the school for Mum Day!”-Audrey Ruscak “Playing lacrosse and making friends that I’ll have forever.”-Logann Saus “Winning the district championship this year and the senior lock-in!”-Hannah Schill “Probably going to Honduras.”-Riley Scofield “Participating in student theatre.” -Andrew Scott “Making the friends that I have today.” -Danielle Severns “Steel drum concerts.”-Connor Shee “Senior lock-in with Banksy, the blind dog, and getting Luigi’s after Project HOPE on Wednesdays!”-Alexis Smith “The football state championship my junior year. The feeling was nostalgic.”-Kaliyah Smith “Making bets with teachers.”-Nick Smith “Senior lock-in.”-Priya Soulsby “Playing football with my friends and winning two state championships.”-Sawyer Srinivasan “Hoban Rollin.”-Sam Stahl “Cheering on the football team every Friday night with my friends.”-Sydney Stanwick “My first Mum Day.”-Sam Stephens “I will never forget my Honduras mission trips—hands down the best experience I’ve had at Hoban.”-Pete Stitzel “Mum Day lock-in.”-Erin Stock “Football games.”-Molly Strah “Freestyling in the car at Swenson’s after football games.”-Patrick Sullivan “The senior lock-in—that was one great night.”-Maddy Susong “Senior Mum Day.”-Haley Tajgiszer “Sleeping in the gym my junior and senior years at the Mum Day lock-in.”-Evie Thoman “Winning states in football for three years!” -Anthony Threadgill
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“Definitely Rent-A-Junior my freshman year.” -Deamonte Trayanum “The Honduras medical mission. Getting to translate for the doctors and working alongside my best friends was something I will never forget.”-Jackie Turk “For me, it has to be the soccer team.” -Duncan Ulman “Senior lock-in or diving practices and meets with the boys.”-Reagan Waddell “Decorating for Mum Day at the senior lockin and beating STVM in volleyball during my senior season.”-Maddie Wentz “Mum Day.”-Sydney Wentz “Going to NOLA my junior year with Dr. T and all my close friends.”-Taylor Westover “Being the funny man and making people laugh. Also Mr. Walker’s class!”-Spencer Wikel
“Sitting at the bench in the science wing every morning!”-Gabbie Williams “Our Mum Day.”-Malasia Wilson “When my best friend, Angelina, and I were both on homecoming court!”-Emily Wolf “The lock-in—it was really fun and def something I’ll always remember.” -Gracie Woodall “Mum Day and the senior lock-in, every dance, Math Survivor, and everything about choir and theatre.”-Christina Worcester “Mum Day, and senior lock-in.”-Alex Zajac “Senior lock-in.”-Megan Zaucha “Stepping onto the field for games year after year.”-Kayla Zurowski
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looking forward...
WHERE DO YOU SEE YOURSELF IN 20 YEARS? Graduates Look to a Future Beyond Hoban “Travelling all over the world for photography jobs”-Kolby Adams “I’m going to the league, so probably my penthouse.”-Dylan Adkinson “Taking my kids to Hoban to see their grandma at work.” -Monica Agnoni “Sitting in my penthouse with my wonderful doctor husband after a 20-hour shift in the emergency room.”-Isabella Amedeo “I’ll probably still be hanging out with Clarah Hughes.”-Kassidy Arison “Scouring the Outer Banks coast for buried treasure with my closest friends and beautiful wife.”-Jonathan Armbrust “I will be a stay-at-home mom on my husband’s private yacht with my kids.”-Lauren Armour “I will be living in Cincinnati, Ohio, living in a beautiful house as a proud businesswoman with my family.”-Lauren Arto “I will be the greatest CYO basketball coach of all time. In my spare time, you will find me at Chipotle with my bff Lily Botos.” -Alaina Bachmann “Hopefully teaching and living somewhere other than Ohio.”-Julie Bagdon “Chilling on a beach with my wife and my best friends with their wives.”-Jaren Barnett “I will be happily married with probably two kids and off in my career living my best life.” -Janay Bass “I will be a pharmacist working for a hospital.” -Tommy Bee “Chilling in my Florida beachside mansion while I watch my three kids wrestle each other in the sand.”-Joshua Bisesi “Hopefully happy and making an impact surrounded by people I love.”-Angelina Boehringer “I’ll probably still be in Ohio in a suburb home
with my family.”-Bob Bordenkircher “Hopefully I will be doing something with international affairs, working around the world.” -Dan Bordenkircher “Eating Chipotle with my bff, Alaina Bachmann.” -Lily Botos “A dermatologist married with kids and dogs, also working as Paint Grandpa’s caretaker.” -Shelley Bradshaw “I will be a high school math teacher, hopefully with an amazing family of my own and in my own house with a dog.”-Abigail Brewer “A successful civil engineer with a family and a nice house.”-Daniel Brewer “I’ll be the world’s fattest man.”-Dom Brink “Working an engineering job.”-Slade Brooks “Writing and directing films.”-Alaina Brown “Working as a civil engineer with a family.” -Corey Callahan “Hopefully a successful physical therapist for children with developmental disabilities.” -Emma Cervenik “Getting that bread.”-Max Ciarlariello “Running for president of the United States.” -Evan Cihlar “I will be coaching college football in the SEC.” -Caden Clark “Probably riding some horse into the sunset.” -Meredith Cluse “I hope to be living in a big city and running my own business.”-Ayaka Coffman “Who knows, but it’ll be a movie!” -Ja’Sean Cogburn “I will be a father and a husband and maybe a petroleum engineer with two dogs, coaching my son’s youth football team.”-Zach Courtemanche “I will be making chocolate chip pancakes for my family of five.”-Clara Dannemiller
looking forward...
“Idk.”-Christina Davies “I would like to live in a large house with my husband and kids.”-Natalie Deibel “Hopefully doing something that isn’t lame.” -Michael DiCola “Hopefully managing a professional athlete or media star while also rewatching “Breaking Bad” with Sam Lefebvre.”-Dom DiMascio “I’ll be a biomedical engineer, married to a nice man and living in a house with two kids.” -Swati Dirgo “Hopefully I’ll be back in Cleveland or in New York or in California rescuing hostages on the FBI’s hostage rescue team.”-Xavier Dirker “I hope to be a head trainer for a high school or college with a family and a lot of travel stories of going all over the world with my friends and family.”-Kasey Dodson “An RN living lavish.”-Frank Durkin “Fishing with my dog.”-Trip Duryea “Saving lives and doing the most.”-Allison Ewald “Hopefully I’ll be working just enough to enjoy life, engineering part-time so that I can come home and build furniture or go biking.”-Jacob Fahey “In my New York City penthouse overlooking my empire.”-Dylan Farah “I will be moving into the White House, preparing to be this country’s first female gay libertarian dictator. I will single-handedly save this nation from our crippling debt and failing government programs.”-Maddie Ferree “Working for the FBI or police force, but sometimes things happen differently than planned so we’ll just have to wait and see.”-Reba Fowler “Hopefully at the beach with my family.” -Teigan Franjesh “God knows what.”-Michael Fuss “I’ll be an esthetician and own my own business in that industry.”-Taylor Gallagher “I’ll be doing dad things with my kids.” -Adam Geary “I’ll be a dentist.”-Lulu Gilbert “Living in my penthouse in Dubai, duh.” -Mariana Gonzalez “Living life.”-TaNayja Gooden-Wesley “Hopefully just getting off a successful military
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career and joining an intelligence agency.” -Aiden Goostree “I don’t know, I can’t go to the future.” -Christian Guilliam “I will be somewhere other than here, where I do not know. I will be living.”-Tanner Guld “Chilling in my OBX beach house with family and friends.”-Alec Haas “Hopefully living the dream in a big house with a lot of land.”-Joey Hackett “Hopefully travelling, most likely with three or more dogs.”-Brigitta Hall “I will be married with a family. I will be financially stable enough to pursue my true passion: being an ice cream taste tester.”-Jacob Harbarger “I’ll be settled down with my husband and four dogs, living in a beachfront home.”-Mackenna Harding “Coaching my son’s pee-wee football team and yelling at the referees.”-Tom Harvey “Living large.”-DJ Henry “Running my own business as an electrician.” -Mason Hier “I will hopefully be opening my own business. Also creating home decor and other things!” -Olivia Hopkins “Sipping fine wine on a yacht.”-Clarah Hughes “Working at a concert venue while….(see Corrine Niedermier).”-Holly Husk “On a beach vacation with hubs and probably more kids than we thought we wanted (I want four).” -Sam Huth “I’ll be successful and living my best life with my family.”-Allison Jansen “I will be rich with a nice family.”-Mason Jenkins “I will be living on the beach in Florida with my husband and kids.”-Abby Kamenar “I will be married, living somewhere warm, and making some good money.”-Mason Kaut “In the studio, getting ready to do a podcast with Joe Rogan.”-Will Keller “I don’t know what God has for me but, wherever He wants me to go, I’ll be there.”-Eva Klockner “I’m going to have a nice little farm somewhere with lots of plants, three dogs, one cat, horses (?), and sheep. I’ll do barn visits as a vet and be full of good vibes.”-Catie Knapp
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“Living by the ocean with a successful career.” -Isabelle Kolleth “I will be a practicing physician assistant living with my wife and kids somewhere in Ohio.” -Aaron Kornaker “I will be head of security for Jared Mealy when he is an NFL receiver.”-Jack Kosko “Writing for ESPN.”-Ethan Kowalik “I will be arriving home to my husband and wonderful children, fresh off a nursing shift. We will pack up our backpacks and head to our favorite hiking spot with beautiful mountain scenery.”-Maggie Kreiner “I’ll be married with kids and working in the surgical wing of a metropolitan hospital, getting ready to apply for Doctors Without Borders. I’ll be happy.” -Becca Kubick “Living on Tom Rad’s yacht with the rest of the Jammers.”-John Lauterjung “On a beach in Hawaii with my family.” -Sam Lefebvre “I will be married with kids living somewhere warm.”-Molly Logsdon “I will be living in Nashville with a husband, kids, and two dogs, working as a nurse.”-Clare Lyons “I will be sitting on the beaches of Honolulu with my two kids and beautiful wife.”-Jacob Macinga “I will be a nurse and have a sponsorship from ASICS. I will live in Akron, Ohio, but with a beach house in Florida where my family and I will go to visit.”-Bridgett Martin “In my house on a lake with my hubby and lots and lots of dogs.”-Alyssa McCarthy “I will be living life somewhere warm with my hubby and three kids (not triplets).”-Cassidy McCarthy “I will be working in Berea with the Cleveland Browns, handling contracts and selecting the best draft class Cleveland has ever seen.” -Owen McDermott “Crossing the Rubicon.”-Veronica McDowell “Somewhere on a boat with my beautiful wife.” -Garrett McMillan “I’ll be taking Benadryl on the daily while surrounded by dogs that I’m allergic to.” -Maddy McNulty “I will own my own law firm and be living in Los Angeles.”-Jared Mealy “I will be chilling on the beach with my wife.” -Cam Mizer
looking forward...
“I’ll be in Florida with my husband and three kids on the beach.”-Olivia Mondello “I will be working for the Foreign Service or State Department, or I will be in the legislature.” -Brock Monteleone “Winning an Academy Award with Clarah Hughes for our film.”-Maddy Mordarski “....I’m painting my nails backstage, cheering on Holly Husk.”-Corrine Niedermier “Sitting on the beach with my family, chilling.” -Joey Osmun “Coaching a volleyball team.”-Jon Owen “I’ll be a doctor/surgeon, hopefully living in Chicago with my husband and a dog.”-Maddy Owen “I will be successful, living in Bluffton, South Carolina with my gorgeous husband and kids.” -Olivia Oziomek “Standing on a stage in front of 5,000 people, making them laugh.”-Gio Palermo “Hopefully employed.”-Jared Pavlescak “I will be living out in Cancún with my wife, Dua Lipa. I’ll be running international businesses while serving the Lord through charity work.”-John Petit “I will be as successful as I can be, supporting myself and my family as much as possible.” -Mia Petrarca “Hopefully working for a fashion company with a husband and kids.”-Lian Pickens “I will be off the west coast with my husband and three kids on a yacht, sailing around the Grecian islands!”-Grace Powers “Sitting in my beachfront home, chilling.” -Tommy Radabaugh “Living a good life….which means I’ll have a lot of cats.”-Megan Reece “I will be living in New York and travelling the world for my job in fashion.”-Katie Reeves “Married with kids and a dog, living anywhere but Ohio.”-Erica Reymann “I’m going to be travelling the world with my husband and enjoying life!”-Jacqueline Roberts “Like John Mulaney once said: I’m like an iPhone. It’s going to be a worse version of this every year.” -Grace Rossi “Hopefully being a doctor and going on adventures with my family every weekend.”-Audrey Ruscak “I’ll be far and successful in my career as a pediatric nurse with a family of my own.”-A’maya Roberts
looking forward...
“Living in North Carolina with my family, hanging on the beach with my three kids.”-Logann Saus “I will be a physician assistant who is married with two kids, living it up in some place warm.” -Hannah Schill “Travelling the country in my RV, carrying out my dream of owning a non-profit.”-Riley Scofield “Whatever it is hasn’t been invented yet.” -Andrew Scott “Married.”-Danielle Severns “Hopefully something I enjoy doing that will make me successful and give me freedom to do what I want.”-Connor Shee “I’ll probably be living in some third-world country working in a hospital or church, hopefully with cell reception!”-Alexis Smith “I hope to be running a successful business in selling art”-Kaliyah Smith “I will probably be at home, running a business.” -Nick Smith “I will be at the beach with my husband and four kids, surfing.”-Priya Soulsby “I’ll be in South America, creating an army of sloths.”-Sawyer Srinivasan “I’ll be the president of Uganda.”-Sam Stahl “I will be living on the beach in California with my husband. I will also have three kids and a husky!” -Sydney Stanwick “Hopefully I’ll be somewhere warm, doing what I love.”-Sam Stephens “I’ll be a CRNA at Cleveland Clinic, living the dream”-Pete Stitzel “I will be living in North or South Carolina on a beach, with my Jeep Wrangler to take me to the hospital for my job, and my neighbor will be Haley Tajgiszer.”-Erin Stock “Laying on the beach with my husband and dog.” -Molly Strah “Teaching high school English, directing plays and musicals, and directing a show choir.” -Patrick Sullivan “I’ll be chilling on the front porch of my renovated farmhouse with my husband, kids, and dogs, watching a beautiful sunset. I’ll also be stressing over work the next day.”-Maddy Susong “I will be living in South Carolina, going to the beach every day with my neighbor, Erin Stock.” -Haley Tajgiszer
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“Either saving lives as a doctor or being a cute stay-at-home mom, driving my kids to soccer in my Range Rover. It’s a win-win either way.” -Evie Thoman “I will be on television, debating about sports.” -Anthony Threadgill “I will be making smart business moves and changing the world.”-Deamonte Trayanum “Hopefully I will either be a military pilot or a physician working in a military hospital.” -Jackie Turk “Somewhere tropical with a lot of dollars.” -Duncan Ulman “I’m going to be very successful with a good-paying job, travelling the world I hope, and maybe I’ll have a family.”-Reagan Waddell “Sitting on the couch with my husband while my dog watches my kids.”-Maddie Wentz “Good Morning America!”-Sydney Wentz “I will be living my best life, probably sitting on a boat with my husband and two kids. We will have three dogs: a german shepherd, a husky, and a golden retriever. I will most likely live in the south and have a modern/western home with a big backyard for the kids/dogs to play in.”-Taylor Westover “Vacationing at my beach house in the Outer Banks with my husband and two children.” -Gabbie Williams “An RN, living lavish.”-Malasia Wilson “Hopefully living with someone I love in Chicago, doing a job I love.”-Emily Wolf “Hopefully living by the beach, married, and with a few kids.”-Gracie Woodall “I will be a successful musical theatre actress right here in Ohio. Some of my best roles will include Christine in “Phantom of the Opera,” Eliza in “My Fair Lady,” and Marian in “The Music Man.” I will be doing my best to keep in touch with my friends from high school. Hopefully, I’ll be happily married with two children, as well.”-Christina Worcester “Hopefully married and working a full-time job.” -Alex Zajac “I will be with my husband and kids on a boat, travelling the world.”-Megan Zaucha “I will be enjoying city life in a place like Seattle or Washington D.C., married with two kids and working 80-100 hours a week. I’ll be tired from work, but happy to be so blessed.”-Kayla Zurowski
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senior superlatives Beauty and Brains
Josh Bisesi
Best Looking
Garrett McMillan
Most Likely to Cheer You Up
Max Ciarlariello
Tanner Guld
Ayaka Coffman
Most Likely to Be Famous
Becca Kubick
Best Laugh
Mikal Bass
Most Musically Gifted
Most Intellectual
Olivia Oziomek
Deamonte Trayanum
Dom DiMascio
Patrick Sullivan
Maggie Kreiner
Best Smile
Clara Dannemiller
DJ Henry
Sam Huth
Most Likely to be a Hoban Teacher
Best Friendship
Christina Worcester
Angelina Boehringer
Evie Thoman
Aaron Kornaker
Monica Agnoni
senior superlatives
Alexis Smith
Most Opinionated
Evan Cihlar
Grace Rossi
Most Likely to Succeed
Michael Bowling
Jared Mealy
Priya Soulsby
Best School Spirit
John Lauterjung
Jacqueline Roberts
Ayaka Coffman
Gio Palermo
Allison Jansen
Tommy Radabaugh
Most Athletic
Janay Bass
Deamonte Trayanum
Michael Kleinman
Kassidy Arison
Cutest Couple
Best Hair
Becca Kubick
Frank Durkin and Erin Stock
Most Likely Not to Be in Class
Class Clown
Most Likely to Cure Corona
Tommy Bee
Should Have Been A Couple
Class Flirt
Most Involved
Dom DiMascio
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Maddy Owen
Angelina Boehringer and Joe Mercury
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senior superlatives Best Social Media Presence
Most Unforgettable
Gio Palermo
Jackie Turk
Sydney Wentz
Caden Clark
Riley Scofield
Evan Cihlar
Taylor Westover
Owen McDermott
Slade Brooks
Emily Wolf
Mia Petrarca
Most Likely to Accidentally Succeed
Shelley Bradshaw
Trip Duryea
Most Artistic
Trendsetter
Clara Dannemiller
Best Eyes
Most Likely to be President of the U.S.
Teacher’s Pet
Nick Smith
Dylan Adkinson
Olivia Mondello
Most Likely to be Out of Dress Code
Most Dramatic
John Lauterjung
Corey Callahan
Most Changed Since Freshman Year
Sam Stephens
Brigitta Hall
Abby Kamenar
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top teachers
Class of 2020’s Top Teachers Favorite Classes: 1. Economics 2. Anatomy and Physiology 3. Steel Drum 4. AP United States History 5. English 11
Mr. Moundros
“Mr. Moundros supported me during my last two years at Hoban by aiding me on my faith journey, and he has always been the kind of teacher to teach something until we fully understood it, no matter how long it took. He always makes himself available in some way, and as a student you can tell he genuinely loves his job, which makes learning much more enjoyable.” -Pete Stitzel
Mr. Tocchi
Mr. Yanko
“Mr. Tocchi was my favorite teacher because when we first met freshman year, he had an impact on me that extended beyond the classroom. He was always someone I could talk to, and without him I wouldn’t be the person I am today.” -Ethan Kowalik
“Mr. Yanko: A true friend and outstanding teacher who never fails to make you smile.” -Adam Geary
Mr. Anderson
“Mr. Anderson has an infectious passion for learning. He has become one of my favorite teachers since freshman year and my favorite class was Museum Studies (Rev War). Thankfully, Mr. Anderson and I grew even closer on his Spes weekend! He is truly a blessing to our school and makes a difference in every student’s life.” -Bridgett Martin
“His lessons extended far beyond the classroom and he genuinely loves teaching and every one of his students. He taught me some of the most important lessons that I plan to take away from Hoban, his Thanksgiving pep talk being my favorite. Our daily meetings were the highlight of my day, and I’ll miss the genuine joy he brought to class every day.” -Jackie Turk
Mrs. Cook “I loved Mrs. Cook’s class everyday! She always has such a positive attitude!” -Audrey Ruscak “Mrs. Cook is one of the main teachers I think of when I think of the Hoban family --she’s kind, patient, and somehow made learning physics fun.” -Josh Bisesi “I could always count on Mrs. Cook for a smile and a good laugh. She was always there to help me when I needed it, both inside and outside the classroom.” -Shelley Bradshaw
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Where Are They Going?
New York Marist College Jared Mealy
where are they going?
Arizona
New Jersey
New Jersey Institute of Technology Tanner Guld
Arizona State University
Rider University
Deamonte Trayanum
Molly Strah
Iowa
Wisconsin Marquette University
Brock Monteleone
Grinnel College
Isabelle Kolleth
Kentucky University of Kentucky Lian Pickens Asher Sargeant
Pennsylvania Clarion University
Oregon University of Portland Grace Powers
Georgia
Sam Huth
North Carolina Duke University
Ayaka Coffman
Emory University Grace Rossi
Alabama University of Alabama Caden Clark
Florida University of Tampa
Dom Brink Taylor Westover
Air Force
Mikal Bass Bryant McCarthy
University of Central Florida Patrick Sullivan
where are they going? University of Akron
Kolby Adams Anthony Allio Kassidy Arison Jonny Armbrust Alaina Bachmann Janay Bass Josh Bisesi Abby Brewer Daniel Brewer Corey Callahan Max Ciarlariello Cordell Cobb Natalie Deibel Dom DiMascio Swati Dirgo Xavier Dirker Jacob Fahey Teigan Franjesh Aiden Goostree Joey Hackett Jacob Harbarger Tom Kesic Garrett McMillan
Kent State University
Tommy Bee Lily Botos Michael Bowling Michael DiCola Kasey Dodson Christian Guilliam Brigitta Hall Will Harrison Mason Jenkins Abby Kamenar Catie Knapp Jacob Macinga Alyssa McCarthy Cassidy McCarthy Maddy Mordarski Clay Newman Jared Pavlescak Megan Reece Andrew Scott Connor Shee Kaliyah Smith Sydney Stanwick Sam Stephens Corrine Niedermier Erin Stock John Petit Anthony Threadgill Spencer Wikel Mia Petrarca Megan Zaucha Kaden Slaght Sam Stahl
John Carroll University Lulu Gilbert
Veronica McDowell Maddy McNulty
Liv Oziomek
Muskingham University
John Lauterjung
Trade School Mason Hier
Indiana University of Notre Dame
St. Mary’s College
Becca Kubick
Monica Agnoni
Indiana University
Holy Cross College
Nick Smith
Aaron Kornaker
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Ohio
The Ohio State University of University Dayton Angelina Boehringer
Dan Bordenkircher
Shelley Bradshaw Frank Durkin Trip Duryea Allison Ewald Dylan Farah Maddie Ferree Allison Jansen Mason Kaut Sam Lefebvre Owen McDermott Joey Osmun Maddy Owen Tommy Radabaugh Jacqueline Roberts
Audrey Ruscak Gabbie Williams Gracie Woodall
Youngstown State University Walter Ganous
Ohio University
Ja’Sean Cogburn Michael Fuss Clare Lyons Joe Mercury Logann Saus Priya Soulsby Emily Wolf
Walsh University
Stark State Community College
Christina Davies Alec Haas Alaina Brown Bob Bordenkircher Eva Klockner Malasia Wilson Taylor Gallagher Carolin Koerber Alex Zajac Adam Geary Maggie Kreiner Clarah Hughes Bridgett Martin The College Jack Kosko Cam Mizer of Wooster Katie Reeves Dom Moegerle Clara Dannemiller Jake Shankel Pete Stitzel Sawyer Srinivasan Haley Tajgiszer Bowling Green University of Duncan Ulman State University Mount Union Kayla Zurowski Connor Grandon Evan Cihlar Jon Owen University of Mariana Gonzalez Riley Scofield Reagan Waddell Cincinnati Christina Worcester Maddie Wentz Lauren Arto Slade Brooks Xavier Kenyon Jacob Burns University College Mackenna Harding Isabella Amedeo Tom Harvey Hunter Jones Lauren Armour Will Keller Jaren Barnett Olivia Mondello University of Erica Reymann Evie Thoman Findlay Jackie Turk Maddy Susong Dylan Adkinson Julie Bagdon
Miami University
Meredith Cluse DJ Henry
Malone University Reba Fowler
West Virginia
Marietta College
Columbus College of Art and Design
Zach Courtemanche
Holly Husk
Cleveland
Heidelberg University
Hannah Schill
State University Gio Palermo
Olivia Hopkins
Michigan
West Virginia University Ethan Kowalik Molly Logsdon Sydney Wentz
University of Michigan Alexis Smith
Michigan State University Devin Hightower
Disclaimer: Information is based on the results of the senior survey, which was only answered by 3/4 of the class
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senior summary
Senior Summary Farthest College:
145 24
University of Portland 2,544 miles
in-state students among
Largest College:
University of Central Florida 58,913 undergraduates
schools
25 out-of-state students among 21 schools
Popular STEM Majors: Nursing Biology Computer science Chemical Engineering
Unique Majors:
Popular Liberal Arts Majors: Psych
English
Photography Communication design
National Security
Aerospace engineering
Sociology
Broadcast Journalism
Xavier Dirker
Isabelle Kolleth
Slade Brooks Sydney Wentz
Cultural Anthropology Interior Design Brigitta Hall
Vocal Performance
Christina Worcester
Cassidy McCarthy
Fire Science
Alex Zajac
Disclaimer: Information is based on the results of the senior survey, which was only answered by about 3/4 of the class
by the numbers
By the numbers 200 26 2%
0
2019 2020
Senior proms
Seniors on the newspaper staff
Percentage of graduates with the last name ‘Smith’
98%
Number of female graduates Number of male graduates
Consecutive hours for which Hoban has held the Shillelagh
20
Number of graduates per ceremony
5
15
Super Fans
National Merit Recognees
Sets of twins and triplets in the class of 2020
2 0
6
District championship wins in the fall and winter sports seasons
People that could’ve predicted this ending to our senior year
$18,500,000+
Future college athletes who participated in Signing Day
Performances put on by Hoban Theatre
National Merit Finalists
Percentage of graduates going to college or entering the armed forces
5
40,763
28 1
The score of this year’s Mum Day game
Hours since our last day of classes at Hoban
Seniors who were installed as eucharistic ministers
Spes Unica student leaders
30-0
1680 6 3 9
Students in the graduating class
95 105
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530
Scholarship money earned by the class of 2020
Points scored by the football team this year
countless Senior girls named Maddy/Maddie
Memories made
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then and now
THEN AND NOW NOW PLAYING... 2001-2002 Movie Series
Broadway Shows
TV Shows
VIDEO GAME EVOLUTION
2019-2020
then and now
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CHANGING FASHION
T O P
2001-2002 ~Hanging By A Moment Lifehouse ~Foolish Ashanti ~Fallin’ Alicia Keys
~How You Remind Me Nickelback
~Lady Marmalade
Christina Aguilera
2019-2020
~The Box
Roddy Rich
~Blinding Lights The Weeknd
~Say So ~Hot in Here Nelly
Doja Cat
~Tootsie Slide Drake
~Adore You Harry Styles
~Yummy
Justin Bieber
H I T S