Bishop Noll High School - Marquette Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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HOW 1: H. Smolar, A. Smitka, M. Mulflur, H. Stark. B. East, P. Hahn. ROW 2: G. Tatarek. I. Gruszka. M. Homolla, M. Schaeffer. L. Kosinski, L. Zbikowski. ROW 3: C. Mroz, M. Lewandowski, B. Gozdecki, S. Martin. J. Knight. D. Tapajna, C. Moles. R OW 4: M. Babyak, I. Komoroski, B. Moldraski, M. Slamka, M. Blake, P. Lush. ROW 5: V. Makowski, N. Holton. P. Rogan. A. Sedlak, P. FUko, I. Humpfer. PROP 5, PUBLICITY CLUB Any sophomore, junior, or senior who has artis¬ tic ability or who is interested in advertising can find much pleasure in the Prop and Publicity Club. This club makes the posters for football and basket¬ ball games and takes oyer the job of advertising other school events and projects. They keep the school posted on current events. To gain membership in the club, the student must submit a poster to the faculty and officers for their approval. Fr. Junk, Faculty Sponsor, and Mary Mulflur, president (standing) inspect some advertising being prepared by Barbara East, vice-president, and Rosa¬ lind Stark, secretary-treasurer. 26

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Sister M. Gabrielita, C. S. C„ is the Tri-Opus Sponsor. Officers are Loretta Miller, president (standing), Charlotte Masee, vice-president, Joan Zurawski, secretary and Kathleen Matovina, treasurer. TRI-OPUS During the course of the year the Tri-Opus, a club for commercial stu¬ dents, attended a series of lectures and demonstrations given by businessmen. These lectures are to acquaint the stu¬ dent with the responsibilities of the employee. One of the main objectives of the club is to help the students to lead a Christian life in the business world. The members of the Tri-Opus are those who maintain at least a B average in shorthand, typing, or bookkeeping. This club offers many helpful sugges¬ tions for the immediate present, but more especially for future reference in the commercial world.

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Journalism Club The daily broadcast of the Warrior on the Air is one of the outstanding activities of the members of the Journal¬ ism Club. They are responsible for gathering the news and keeping the students posted on current events. As a tribute to the seniors, the Jour¬ nalism Club compiles the Senior Sket¬ ches. The members of the club are able Mary Blake and Pat Rogan are co-chairmen of the Journalism Club. Sister to make good use of their interest in M - Victorine, C. S. C. is the Faculty Advisor, journalism by writing a small sketch telling a few pertinent facts about each member of the senior class. Each member of the club is re¬ quired to maintain a minimum of a B average scholastically to retain active membership in the club. ROW 1: J. Bard. A. Smitka. A. Alfaro. M. Blake. P. Rogan, L. Zbikowski, J. Mertz. ROW 2: M. Gulassa, I .Humpfer. J. Komoroski. J. Grodzicki, M. Mulflur. V. Cieslak. J. Cusik, P. Bylanowski. ROW 3: M. Racich, M. Matthews. R. Sramek, M. Hayes. B. East. G. Conway. M. Overack. ROW 4: V. Makowski, R. Stark, R. Dudzinski. M. Heiberger, J. Erichtl. J. O ' Drobinak. C. Moles, T. Cartz. ROW 5- L. Parrot, J. O ' Keefe, L. Kosinski, R. Smolar. C. Knapp. E. Tysall, P. Hahn, C. Spiccia. 27