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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

l rv A ±QJL� - W- - ' ■7V ' • Xj o c5 ' BISHOP NOLL HIGH SCHOOL .w t- U U, U4 HAMMOND, INDIANA UJU j- J 3 D . ' Qs Cto L j . _ ' cu , - G, v er- y O S ” (buU lAA j y6Co AuJ a u Aa t. jhA A ii ojbuMKj i b jbd j vj t $t bt ™- ' - fljjuCjL) Y fL ocJfe l A jj K JUs lfjM. ftcxSju 0JLxxre JL -6 AJUmsW i ARCHBISHOP JOHN F. NOLL, D.D. The death of Archbishop Noll on July 31, 1936, brought to a close eighty-one years of service dis¬ tinguished by many accomplishments not often found in the record of one life. Except for his student days, he spent his entire life in the Diocese of Fort Wayne. Born on January 25, 1875, Archbishop Noll was baptized, received his first Holy Communion, was confirmed, ordained a priest, offered his first Mass, was consecrated a bishop, observed the Golden Jubilee of his priesthood and the Silver Jubilee of his episcopacy in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of Fort Wayne. After serving as a priest in several parishes in the Diocese, he was appointed pastor of St. Mary ' s Parish in Huntington- It was in that city in 1912 that he founded OUR SUNDAY VISITOR which has be¬ come a weekly visitor in thousands of homes from coast to coast. In 1925 he was consecrated and installed as the fifth Bishop of the Diocese of Fort Wayne. It would be impossible to state here all the achievements of a life so rich, full, and active almost to the end. Mention must be made, however, of his great bene¬ ficence and interest in this high school named in his honor. It was he who purchased the property from the Poor Handmaid Sisters who originally established the school. He liekwise financed a great portion of the cost of the eighteen room addition dedicated in 1947. In every part of the Diocese of Fort Wayne and in many places beyond it, there are evidences of the devoted labor of Archbishop Noll. These will stand for many generations in the history of the Catholic Church in America as enduring monuments to his memory, bearing witness to his claim upon our grateful prayers. As he was completely dedicated to serving his Master and in leading souls to Him, so now may the Great High Priest be generous and merciful to him and grant him eternal rest and peace. 6 On January 2, 1957, Archbishop Amletoj Cicog- mi. Apostolic Delegate to the United States, an¬ nounced that Pope Pius XII had named Bishop Andrew G. Grutka the first Bishop of the new Diocese of Gary. The Diocese is composed of Lake, Porter, LaPorte, and Starke counties, formerly a part of the Diocese of Fort Wayne. Bishop Grutka was consecrated and installed by Archbishop Cicognani as the Ordinary of the Diocese of Gary on February 25, 1957, in the new Cathedral of Holy Angels in Gary. Bishop Grutka was born in 1908 in Joliet, III., the son of immigrant parents from Slovakia. He received his early education in that city and later went to work in the steel mills of Joliet, where he advanced to the position of assistant to the super¬ intendent in the Bessmer department. I was then that he made the decision to study for the priesthood. He entered St. Procopius Seminary, Lisle, III-, and later completed his theological studies at the North American College in Rome. He was Photo by Fabian Bachrach RUTKA, D.D. ordained to the priesthood in Rome on December 5, 1933, by Cardinal Marchetti-Selvaggiana. Returning to the United States, he served as assistant pastor of St. Vincent Church, Elkhart. In 1942 he was appointed pastor of Sacred Heart Church, East Chicago. In 1944 he was named pastor of Holy Trinity Church, Gary, where he was serving when named Bishop. He was named a Domestic Prelate with the title of Right Reverend Monsignor on April 27, 1956. Prior to his consecration, Bishop Grutka was active in civic as well as in Church affairs. He served as president of the Gary Re¬ development Commission, treasurer of the Gary Urban League, was a member of the Gary Com¬ munity Welfare Council, and was associated with the Catholic Trade Unionists. The faculty and students of Bishop Noll High School join all the Catholics of the new Diocese of Gary on congratulating Bishop Grutka on his appoint¬ ment and in pledging to him their obedience, support, and prayers. 7 ST. MARGARET MARY ' S CHURCH REV. E. H. KLEIN, PASTOR £) ? cfAa i04i j fts dtew y-?a t4? Axau tHf you jtAto 4a-a y tyj ?Afuct zfty to ? tf-Aceiy a i%A0. i atiS) CU cJuc4 t tytcu4£ ZA £ UM ZfXJ ItisA 2ay ZAo A Wts-y. rffyioi aJtoWLy CA ta aU uzC A XAo CaAXys cAt U) U z £ ota A V mW Aa A j1cZjL _Z zzk 3 c «l J CJU , o x y xAtOi oW tSu y c-vtAy aUy. ,� % ? GUIDANCE A teacher effects eterni tell where his influence stops. Henry Brooks Adams One of the most important factors of the Noll Spirit is the GUIDANCE which the students receive from the Faculty. 7 through fh elhfiled educotors tfp nts realize why they need 2--CZ- ' education and learning. ThrougBthe Faculty students discover the satisfaction of success in ' f ' workTdls o ssTntid ' part Mhe school, the teachers display that Spiriif vivid demonstration of goodness and kln MS obilrty tiTunde� it™d apd ' assist the students in all their problems. As n n orf thep iave a def inite effect on the 1 ' . y rtask of h ping ' lfhe tudent tind the road to “success. , All are indebted to them, from the struggling freshmen to the accomplished seniors. As eactTd Jeaves Bishop Noll High School to face the future amf?o take its place as an integral and useful part of society, the ' teachers ' influence will always remaii eternity. By maintaining the jpfegrity fosterei by our teochers, we will be able always to make REV. ALFRED J. JUNK PRINCIPAL 12 SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS SISTER M. AGNES REGINA, C.S.C. Religion, English SISTER M. EDITH, C.S.C. Religion, English, Choral SISTER M. AGNETA, C.S.C. Religion, Mathematics d SISTER M. FRANCIS JEROME, C.S.C. Religion, Commercial SISTER ALICE MARIE, C.S.C. Commercial SISTER M. FRANCIS RAPHAEL, C.S.C. Religion, English SISTER M. ANDREW, C.S.C. Religion, History SISTER M. GABRIELITA, C.S.C. Religion, Commercial SISTER M. BERENICE, C.S.C. Religion, French SISTER M. GEORGIA, C.S.C. Religion, English, Journalism SISTER M. CLARELLEN, C.S.C. Librarian SISTER M. HORTENSE, C.S.C. Religion, Science, Mathematics SISTER M. DANIELITA, C.S.C. Religion, English SISTER M. JOSEPH FRANCIS, C.S.C. Religion, Mathematics, English SISTER M. FRANCIS De SALES, C.S.C. Religion, English, Social Studies SISTER M. PETER JULIAN, C.S.C. Religion, English SISTER M. DOLATA, C.S.C. Science SISTER M. ROSALIA, C.S.C. Science SISTER M. DOLORINE, C.S.C. Religion, Latin SISTER M. RUBERTA, C.S.C. Religion, Latin SISTER M. VERONA, C.S.C. Religion, History, Latin WOMEN ' S CLUB MRS. PAUL YORKE SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT MRS. JOHN KRAJACIC JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT MRS. GEORGE SPRING MRS. HUBERT KING RECORDING SECRETARY CORRESPONDING SECRETARY MRS. CLARENCE HITTLE SOPHOMORE VICE PRESIDENT MRS. CLARENCE KOLB FRESHMAN VICE PRESIDENT MEN ' S CLUB MR. PETER CERGIZAN PRESIDENT MR. THOMAS KING EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT MR. MICHAEL KREN MR. ANDREW PONGRESS SECRETARY CHAIRMAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS MR. JOSEPH JOHNSON FIRST VICE PRESIDENT MR. JOHN RUDZINSKI SECOND VICE PRESIDENT MR. ANDREW CHMIEL THIRD VICE PRESIDENT MR. DONALD WARNER FOURTH VICE PRESIDENT 21 Senior Class Officers DOOLIN NAMED CLASS PRESIDENT The selection of senior class officers differs slightly from that of the underclassmen at Noll. While in the other classes, each home¬ room elects a complete set of officers, the seniors elect one president for the entire class. Each senior homeroom submits two candidates and the entire senior class chooses the one who will officially represent them. Each indi¬ vidual homeroom elects a vice-president, secre¬ tary, and treasurer. Shawn Doolin was selected by the seniors as their class president. Shawn, one of a fam¬ ily of twelve children, is a member of St. Joseph ' s Parish, Dyer. Choice of him as senior class president is evidence of his pleasing and popular personality and high ideals. While at Noll, Shawn was a representative to Indiana Boys ' State, and was active in ath¬ letics, especially track and baseball, and was a member of the Monogram Club. National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 3,4; Monogram 3,4; Monitor 3; Class Officer 2,4; Homecoming 4; Track 2; Baseball 3,4; Hoosier Boys ' State 3; Booster Club; Red Cross 1; Style Show 4; Intramurals 1,2; Field Day 3,4. A HH SHAWN DOOLIN HOMEROOM SECRETARIES SR- 1 MARY L. TOPA SR. 2 JAMES COOK SR. 3 PATRICIA LEHMANN SR. 4 CHARLOTTE RICHTER SR. 5 PATRICIA MASIDONSKI SR. 6 RUTH A. MEDVECZ SR. 7 VIRGINIA ROHRMAN HOMEROOM TREASURERS SR. 1 JANICE VARGO SR. 2 ANDREA KOVAN SR. 3 MICHAEL HUGHES SR. 4 KATHLEEN MURRAY SR. 5 DANIEL RENWALD SR. 6 BETTY WITT SR. 7 JOSEPH VASS 24 CATHERINE MATTHEWS CLASS VALEDICTORIAN The distinct honor of acting as the Class Valedictorian is always awarded to the senior who ranks first scholastic- ally in the entire class. By attaining that enviable record, Catherine Matthews deserves the honor of the Valedictor¬ ian of the Class of 1957. Cathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard T. Matthews. She is a member of Holy Angels Cathedral Parish, Gary, and attended that parochial school. At Noll High School Cathy was elected by the Faculty to the National Honor Society in her freshman year and has retained that membership throughout her four years. She also held membership in the Bi-Phy-Chem, an hon¬ orary science club, and participated in both the Noll Science Fair and the Northwestern Regional Science Fair. By popular vote among the students she was elected to the Student Administration and was also active in the Latin Club, Red Cross, and a member of the Marquette Staff. For the immediate future Cathy plans to continue her formal education at Marquette University where she plans to enter the medical field. EDWARD KOCZWARA CLASS SALUTATORIAN By attaining the highest academic record among the boys of the senior class, Edward Koczwara has achieved the distinction of being named the Salutatorian of the Class of 1957. Ed is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Koczwara and a member of St. Stanislaus Parish, East Chicago. Before coming to Noll High School, he attended St. Stanislaus elementary school, from which he graduated with highest honors among his class. At Noll High Ed soon established an outstanding scholastic record. He was elected to the National Honor Society for four years. He was a member of the Bi-Phy- Chem Science Club for two years and participated in the annual Noll Science Fair during his junior and senior years. A well rounded education includes the physical as well as the intellectual. While at Noll, Ed was active in sports and participated in track and cross country. It was in these sports that he won his letter in the Monogram Club. Ed will continue his education in college, but those plans are still somewhat indefinite. 25 Ronald Pyke, Robert Ennis, David Sabo, Richard Grot. In the Indiana Science Talent Search co-sponsored by the General Motors Corporation and the Eli Lilly Company Pyke and Ennis placed as two of the twenty- four winners in the entire State of Indiana. Ennis, Sabo, Grot, and Tom Marciniak (not pictured) represented Noll High in the State mathematics contest. First Row: Mary Arden Hauer, Terri Vichuras, Judy Mulholland. Second Row: Prudy Moylan, Mary Govert, Dianne Wirth, Sue Hendricks, Judy King. These girls placed highest in the English elimination contest and were Noll ' s candidates in the State English Contest. The contest covered reading comprehension, vocabulary, English usage, and readi ng analysis. Bobbie Kramer and Margaret Bach were the top Bill Napiwocki was Noll High ' s Noll students in the United States History Con- representative in the State Con¬ test. test in Advanced Latin. SENIORS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 : J. Mulholland, D. Wirth, S. Doolin, J. Murphy, J. Hap, M. Berthold, T. Vichuras, P. O ' Dowd, D. Sabo, J. Kochis, C. Bonner, V. Rohrman, M. Bach. Row 2: R. Ennis, B. Kramer, R. tesniak, J. Vargo, D. Dotlich, B. Rettig, B. Napiwocki, M. Topa, M. Urbanek, M. Hauer, P. Duralski, M. Dunn, kow i_. ourKen, r. Lehmann, P. Moylan, B. Reger, J. King, J. Plenus, M. Bogusz, R. Pyke, C. Backe, C. Matthews. Row 4: J. Wadas, T. Yorke, D. Sroka, B. White, P. Galvin, T. Marciniak, C. Skalka, E. Koczwara, M. Hughes. 27 41 MARGIE PUSKAR RONALD PYKE Holy Trinity, Gary St. Mary of the Lake, Gary Homecoming 1,2; Science Fair National Honor Society 4; Bi- 2; Bazaar 1; S.D.S. 1; Class Phy-Chem 3,4; Monitor 3; Red Officer 1. Cross 3; Science Fair 3,4. JERRY RAMUSACK JIM REFFKIN St. Francis Xaxier, East Gary St. Nicholas, East Chicago Bi-Phy-Chem 2,3,4; Science Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Golf Fair 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; 4; Mardi Gras 3; Monitor 3,4; Mardi Gras 3; Winter Formal Bi-Phy-Chem 2,3; Class Officer 4; Bazaar 2; Monitor 3; Prom. 4; Booster Club; Science Fair 2,3; Bazaar 1,2; Turkey Twirl 3; Soph Hop 2; Science Trip 2,3; Alt. Hoosier Boys ' State 4; Masquerade Ball 3; Usher 4. MARILYN QUINN St. Joseph, Dver C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4; Bi-Phy-Chem 3,4; Bazaar 1,2; Science Fair 3,4; Service Club 3,4; Booster Club; S.D.S. 3; Red Cross 1; Future Nurses 4; Winter Form¬ al 4; Prom; Homecoming 3. J. ROBERT REGER St. Francis de Sales, Chicago National Honor Society 4; Bi- Phy-Chem 2,3; Prom; Bowling League 3,4; Football 1,2; ter Formal 3,4; Class Officer 1,2; Monitor 4; Science Fair 2,3; Marquette; Bazaar 1,2; Homecoming 4; Booster Club. PHYLLIS RACZKOWSKI St. John Cantius, East Chicago S.D.S. 2,3; Bi-Phy-Chem 2; Science Fair 2; C.S.M.C. 3; C.S.M.C. Dance 3; C.S.M.C. Convention 2,4; Prop Pub 2,3; Homecoming 4; Booster Club; Winter Formal 3,4; Tri- Opus 3,4; Service Club 4; Mardi Gras 3; Bowling League 4; Bazaar 1,2; Cafeteria Aide 1 . DANIEL RENWALD St. John Bosco, Hammond Baseball 3,4; Bi-Phy-Chem 3,4; Red Cross 3; Class Officer 4; Science Fair 3,4; Monitor 3,4, BOB RAMESH Immaculate Conception, Whiting Choral Club 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Spring Concert 3,4; Science Fair 3,4. BARBARA RETTIG St. Mary, Crown Point National Honor Society 3,4; Bi-Phy-Chem 2; Latin Club 3,4; C.S.M.C. 3,4; Class Officer 3; Science Fair 2; S.D.S. 3,4; Booster Club 4; Mardi Gras 3; Talent Show 3,4; Easter Dance 3; Style Show 4; G.A.A. 4. MARILYN RETTIG CHARLOTTE RICHTER MARY RIZZUTO LEONARD ROGOWSKI St. Mary, Crown Point St. Mark, Gary St. Ann, Lansing St. John Cantius, East Chicago Bi-Phy-Chem 3; Booster Club Class Officer 4; S.D.S. 1,2,3; Prop Pub 3; Homecoming 4; Science Fair 2,3; Monitor 3; 4; S.D.S. 3,4; Service Club 3,4; Booster Club; C.S.M.C. 1; Sci- Booster Club 4; Latin Club 3; Bazaar 2; Intramurals 1,2. Tri-Opus 4; Science Fair 2; ence Fair 3; Choral 3,4; Oper- Science Fair 3. G.A.A. 4; Style Show 4. etta 4; Spring Concert; Bazaar 2; Winter Formal 3,4; Prom; Mardi Gras 3; Talent Show 3; Future Nurses 4; Band 1,2; Science Trip 3; G.A.A. 4. VIRGINIA ROHRMAN St. Michael, Schererville C.S.M.C. 1,2; S.D.S. 1,2,4; Red Cross 3; Bi-Phy-Chem 3; Na¬ tional Honor Society 4; Boost¬ er Club; Science Fair 3; Mon¬ itor 3,4; Service Club 4; Ba¬ zaar 2; Tri-Opus 4; G.A.A. 4; Style Show 4; Talent Show 4; Class Officer 4. 42 DON ROKOS SHIRLEY RUDISEL DALE RUDZINSKI Our lady of Perpetual Help, St. Michael, Shererville St. Patrick, Indiana Harbor Hessville C.S.M.C. Study Club 1; S.D.S. Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; French Club 3; Booster Club 2; Bi-Phy-Chem 2; Science Fair Booster Club; Monogram 2,3, 4; Science Fair 2. 1. : D � V 3,4; Prom; Home¬ coming 4; Science Trip 2; Monitor 3; Football 1; Bazaar 1,2; Turkey Twirl 3; Baseball 1; Soph Hop 2; Warrior 3; Mardi Gras 3; Winter Formal A. ROBERT RUSBASAN STEPHANIE RYBICKI Holy Trinity, Gary St. Adalbert, Whiting French Club 3,4; Red Cross 2; C.S.M.C. 1; S.D.S. 2,3,4; Bi- Bi-Phy-Chem 2; Science Fair 2. Phy-Chem 2; Bazaar 1,2; Sci¬ ence Fair 2. DANIEL RYDER St. Mary, East Chicago Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,- Monogram 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; C.S.M.C. Convention 2; Bowling 4; Science Fair 2; C.S.M.C. 1,2; Bazaar 1,2; Booster Club; Golf 4; Field Day 3,4. ANTHONY SAULIS St. Francis, East Chicago Bi-Phy-Chem 3,4; Science 3; Stamp Club 2,3. MARTYNA RYDER St. Mary, East Chicago Cheerleader 2,3,4; Booster Club; Class Officer 1; C.S.M.C. I, 2,3,4; S.D.S. 1,2,3; Style Show 2,3,4; Warrior 3; Science Fair 3; Homecoming 4; Winter Formal 3,4; Bazaar 2; Turkey Twirl 3; Soph Hop 2; C.S.M.C. Convention 1; Service Club 4; Journalism 3; National Honor Society 3; Mardi Gras 3; Talent Show 2; Masquerade Ball 3; French Club 3; Monitor 3. J. THOMAS SCHERER St. Joseph, Hammond Student Alministration 4; Bi- Phy-Chem 3,4; Marquette; Prom; Mardi Gras 3; Home¬ coming 4; Bazaar 1,2; Warrior 1; Booster Club; C.S.M.C. 3; Winter Formal 4; Class Officer 3; Science Fair 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Field Day 3,4. DAVE SABO Our Lady of Grace, Highland National Honor Society 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Sil¬ ver Medal in State Mathemat¬ ics Contest; Monogram 4; Sci¬ ence 3,4; Bi-Phy-Chem 3,4; Monitor 3; Booster Club; Ba¬ zaar 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Win¬ ter Formal 4; Boxing 2; Field Day 4. ANN R. SCHERSCHEL St. Mary of the Lake, Gary C.S.M.C. 1,2; Bi-Phy-Chem 2; S.D.S. 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Warrior 3; Homecoming 4; Tri- Opus 3,4; Winter Formal 4; Style Show 4; Booster Club 4; Science Fair 2; Journalism 3. SHIRLEY SANDERS MARY SCHIESSER All Saints, Hammond St. Michael, Schererville S.D.S. 2,3,4; Choral 2,3,4; C.S.M.C. Study Club 2; S.D.S. Service Club 2,3,4; Booster 2; French Club 3,4; Service Club; Bazaar 2; Style Show 4; Club 4; Science Fair 1. Spring Concert 3,4; Operetta 4; Homecoming 4. ROBERT SATTLER ELIZABETH SCHNEIDER Holy Angels, Gary St. John Bosco, Hammond French Club 3,4. S.D.S. 4; Winter Formal 3; Science Fair 2; Service Club 3; C.S.M.C. 3. 43 TONY SOBKOWICZ St. Casimir, Hammond LARRY SOMMERS VIRGINIA D. SPAK MARY F. SPEZIALE DENNIS SROKA St. Mark, Gary Assumption, East Chicago Immaculate Conception, St. Andrew, Calumet City Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, Bi-Phy-Chem 3; Booster Club; East Chicago Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 3,4; Monogram 2,3,4; Wrest- Journalism 3; Tri-Opus 4; Service Club 4; C.S.M.C. Study 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Mono- ling 3,4; Booster Club; French G.A.A. 4; Science Fair 3. Club 2; Science Fair 2; Stamp gram 2,3,4; National Honor Club 3,4; Class Officer Prom; Homecoming 3,4; itor; Mardi Gras 3. ,2,3; Club 4; G.A.A. 4. Society 2,3,4; Bi-Phy-Chem 2, 3,4; Class Officer 1,2; Home¬ coming 4; Prom; Science Fair 2,3,4; Monitor 3; Booster Club; Mardi Gras 3; Masque PAT STARK DONNA STELOW CHESTER STETTIN VINCENT W. STEVENS St. John, St. John St. Joseph, Hammond St. John the Baptist, Whiting St. Adalbert, Whiting C.S.M.C. Study Club 2; Bazaar C.S.M.C. 1; Class Officer 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Bi-Phy-Chem 2; Bi-Phy-Chem 3; Baseball 2; Booster Club 4; Service Red Cross 2; S.D.S. 2; Bazaar Spring Concert 1,2,3,4; Mardi Bazaar 2; Science Fair 3. Club 4; S D.S. 3,4; Tri-Opus 3; 2; French Club 3; Science Fair Gras 3; Booster Club; Oper- Bi-Phy-Chem 2; G.A.A. 4; 3; Journalism 3; Monitor 3; etta 3; Science Fair 2,3,4. Choral 3,4; Spring Concert 3, Bi-Phy-Chem 3; Tri-Opus 4; 4; Operetta 4; Science Fair 2. Style Show 4; May Procession MILLIE STILINOVICH St. Emeric, Gary 1; Booster Club; Service Club 4; Homecoming 4; Prom; Winter Formal 3; Bazaar 1,2; Science Fair 3; S.D.S. 2,3; Journalism 2; Red Cross 1,2. SHARON ST. MARY PATRICK STODOLA Holy Angels, Gary St. Mary, Hammond Choral 3,4; Spring Concert 3; Ath. Mgr. 1; C.S.M.C. 1,3; Operetta 2,4; Prop Pub 3; Knights of the Altar 1,3; C.S.M.C. 1,2; S.D.S. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Science Fair 3; Booster Club; Homecoming 3, Mardi Gras 3; Band 1,2; Ba- 4; Science Fair 3,4; Service zaar 1,2. Club 4; Bazaar 1,2; Mardi Gras 3; Prom; Masquerade Ball 3; Style Show 2,3. EUGENE SZUMLAS St. Florian, Chicago RICHARD TAGUE DENNIS TELES St. Casimir, Hammond St. Stanislaus, East Chicago Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Base- Latin Club 3,4; Homecoming ball 1; Monogram 4; Home- 4; Monitor 3,4; Science Fair 3. coming 3,4; Booster Club; Class Officer 1; Prom; Bazaar 1,2; Science Fair 3,4; Monitor 3; Mardi Gras 3. 45 CAROL TOMAK MARY LOUISE TOPA ROBERT TOPOREK St. Joseph, Gary St. Casimir, Hammond St. Margaret Mary, Hammond French Club 3,4; Science Fair National Honor Society 4; Band 2,3,4; Homecoming 4; 3; Booster Club 4; Red Cross; Prop Pub 3; C.S.M.C. 1; Science Fair 3; French Club 3; Homecoming 4. Bi-Phy-Chem 3; Service Club Spring Concert 2,3,4; Booster 3,4; Student Administration 3, Club 4; Bi-Phy-Chem 3; Bazaar 4; Winter Formal 3,4; Prom; 2; Field Day 3. Warrior 3,4; Choral 3,4; S.D.S. 2,3,4; Booster Club 4; Home¬ coming 4; Class Officer 3,4; Talent Show 4. JOAN TRESSEL St. Joseph, Hammond Transfer 3 Prop Pub; Booster Club; Monitor 4; Service Club 3,4; Mardi Gras 3; Winter Formal 3,4; Style Show 4; G.A.A. 4. ROBERT W. TRGOVICH Sacred Heart, East Chicago Talent Show 4; French Club I Bazaar 1. SHARON TYSON Our Lady of Perpetual Help, ; Hessville S.D.S. 2,3,4; Winter Formal 3; Bazaar 2; C.S.M.C. 2; Prom; Booster Club 4; Homecoming 3; Science Fair 2. JAMES TOWESON RICHARD L. TRACZYK St. Mary, Griffith Immaculate Conception, Monogram 2,3,4; Class Officer East Chicago 2,3; Prom; Wrestling 2,3; Monitor 4; Swimming 2; Ba- Track 2,3; Football 1,3; Sci- zaar 1; Science Fair 2; Foot- ence Fair 4; Field Day 3,4; ball 3; Wrestling 4. Bi-Phy-Chem 4. MICHAEL URBANEK St. Mark, Gary National Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer 3; Choral 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Men ' s Choir 3; Marquette; Prom; Science Fair 3; Monitor 4; Bazaar 1,2. JOSEPH VAMOS St. Joseph, Hammond C.S.M.C. 2,3,4; Choral 2; Op¬ eretta 2; Men ' s Choir 1,2; Knights of the Altar 2,3,4; Bi-Phy-Chem 3; C.S.M.C. 4; Latin Club 3,4; Stamp Club 2,3; Monitor 3,4; Science Fair 3. JANICE VARGO JOSEPH VASS MICHAEL VERNICH Immaculate Conception, St. Emeric, Gary St. Mark, Gary East Chicago Choral 3,4; Bazaar 1; Operetta Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; National 3,4; Spring Concert 3,4; Sci- Track 2; Prom; Class Officer Honor Society 3,4; Choral 3; ence Fair 3; Track 2; Class 3; French Club 3,4; Science Prop Pub 2,3; Booster CJub; Officer 4. Fair 3; Bazaar 2; Booster Club. Bi-Phy-Chem 3; S.D.S. 2,3,4; Bowling 4; French Club 3,4; Class Officer 4; Operetta 4; Prom; Mardi Gras 3; Home¬ coming 4; Style Show 3; Freshmen Welcome 4; Spring Concert 3; Easter Dance 3,4. TERRI VICHURAS St. Mary of the Lake, Gary National Honor Society 3,4; Student Administration 3,4; Style Show 4; Marquette; Class Officer 1,3; Choral 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Spring Concert 3,4; Booster Club 4; Bi-Phy- Chem 2; Science Fair 2; Service Club 3,4; Winter Formal 3,4; Talent Show 3,4; Homecoming 4; Masquerade Ball 4; French Club 3; Tri-Opus 3; Warrior 3. MARGARET VICKREY St. Casimir, Hammond Service Club; Homecoming 4; S.D.S. 4; C.S.M.C. 1,2,3; Boost¬ er Club 4; Science Fair 2. I ' ll dUuJ. I ' U itc L stmp Autographs iJxA- jZXc sVvlaj A ■ J A tutyn ji A - ' pH - ' AU y Z cZZ. srtA eL C-t «. @ J esL ZLe rJduiJL ZA U U __ yL L Ssd c . ( uj- A« ' $ 7 llJ o cr J . V— v AA lA- 2 — £L --4y rCC -O 5 L; LlM- tUJZz 2 AU- - A, A ■ Xi y ' 0 ' l J AJfr % ' ph JC tUUz W JpddiL A- — “- 1 rt- tir ' Tzr, AL t ij JL j fi-y A- r ‘ ' - 4 “ ' “ y- tUpJJT _ Crf- — Z ft - %- y yC- , 4A ' f decCp U - ZyA Z Z ft Z? 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Donald Adams Raymond Backe Donald Balash Bonnie Baltes Jean Baran Paul Baranko Elizabeth Barder William Barr Betty Baum Martin Becerra Rosemary Beckham Helen Beckwith Beverly Bednarczyk Mary Beem Mary Bell Ruth Beloshapka Victoria Bielak Eugene Biernat Donald Bodnar Frances Bogner Phyllis Bradtke Maryann Breskovich Joan Bridgman Rita Brownewell Coletta Buckley Ronald Buncich Natalie Burnham Jeff Buser Patricia Buono Kathleen Callahan Virgil Callacci Barbara Camp Donald Campbell Philip Canepari Marie Cataldi Cecile Cergizan Mary Chado Marie Chagoya Darrel Chenore Gail Chester Joan Chigas Andrew Chmiel 52 Grace Chmielewski Richard Chouinard James Christie Richard Chronowski James Churosh Donald Ciesla Janel Companik Michael Corcoran Patricia Courneya Joseph Cvitkovich Janet Czajkowski Ronald Czapla Mariann Daniel Carole Daniels Dennis Danko Paul Dee Dana Della Santina Suellen Detzner Ronald Dietrich Dianne Doffin Virginia Dorka Antonio Dorta James Dougherty Doreen Doyle Albin Dubiak John Duray Dennis Elkins Clement Etrick Robert Evans Richard Evanseck Martha Ficko Mary Flint Elizabeth Fogarty Martin Fortunak Patricia Frankowiak Yvonne Gahagan Robert Gard Margaret Gasior Richard Geeze Theresa Geiger Margie Gelon Cynthia Glombeck David Glotzbach Gerald Godshall Donna Goodus Sandra Gordon Joan Gorney Gerald Grafton John Grandys Frances Grembowicz Robert Grot Doris Grundy Gloria Gudinas Frances Gutierrez Jo Ann Flajducko Daniel Halfman Dennis Hanula Nancy Hartman Ralph Helfen Mary Hendron Barbara Hepner James Hevezi Judy Hoffman 53 Richard Huss Donna Indreika Joseph Ivanvo Janet Jackson Cecilia Jakubowicz Barbara Jamroz Carol Janz Rita Jesuit James Kaminsky Mary Karvelis Jerry Keilman Walter Keilman Thomas King Sharon Kinnane Gertrude Klusurich Anna Mae Knight Gloria Knight Patricia Knittel Carol Kochis Ernest Kochis Geraldine Kosinski Andrew Kotulski Jo Anne Kowandy Judith Kozlowski Walter Kozubal Joseph Krajacic Michael Kren Virginia Krivickas Donald Krizmanic Lorraine Krygoski Barbara Kudla Sandra Kulpinski Barbara Kutkoski Linda LaMere John Lasics Barbara Layne Frank Lee Patrick Leeney John Lesniak Grace Liesenfelt Stephen Ligda Martha Lopez Joseph Lucas Fred Majchrowicz William Malis Marjorie Mantel David Marciniak Mary Marino Dean Marlatt Mary Martin Louise Massa Louis Mattingly Kevin McCarthy John McQuillan Diane McShane Kathleen Mellon Terry Mellon Herbert Michalak Alice Misiewicz Georgita Moliejus William Morrissey Marianne Mosak 54 Allen Motz Leonard Mriscln David Mrvan Marie Murphy Larry Nau Rita Neumaier Frank Niemiec Carole Norris Sharon O ' Connor Dan Omilianowski Miriam Orlowski Marcella Orosz Mary O ' Rourke Mary Ortiz Marilyn Otto David Owen Ronald Palucki James Paul Sandra Pavlon Irene Pelachik Thomas Petritis Paul Pfeifer Suzanne Pictor Harriet Pieczykolan Joan Pieczykolan Eliseo Pineda Catherine Pitrowski Ronald Plankey Joseph Pluta Judith Pongress Sally Poxon Robert Pramuk Sandra Primmer Sally Prochaska Chester Przybyla Frances Pudlo Arlene Pumnea Thomas Pumnea Michael Puskar Sandra Quigley Leonard Reinke Connie Rodriguez Eugene Rodriguez Judy Rohrman Betty Ross Constance Ruberto Judy Sanders Joseph Sapyta Dianne Sarkotich Judy Sauer Joan Scherer Cecilia Schiesser James Schneck Gerald Scholl Walter Schultz Paul Schwoegler DuWayne Seaberg Janet Sedlak Cerise Selvaggi Mary Sepelak Philip Seroczynski Robert Shaw 55 Donald Short Rosanne Shy Beatriz Sieiro John Sinar Stanley Skawinski Audrey Skurka Patricia Smederovac Dorothy Smith Patricia Smith Darleen Smulski Herbert Specker Donald Spring Albert Stec Margaret Sterling Phyllis Straszewski Michael Sullivan Arnold Susorney Ruth Szot Gerald Tatarek Robert Teresko Colleen Tharp Charles Thiel Gail Thomas Joann Thompkins Elaine Tomocik Virginia Torres Agnes Tully James Turnes Joseph Vassallo Robert Vega Magda Vela Carol Verdeyen Michael Villarreal William Vincent Dina Vinzani Paul Volkmann Gerald Walter Mary Warner Mary Kay Weber William Wides Marilyn Wisowaty Robert Wleklinski Robert Wojcik Joyce Wolak Nancy Wolak Raymond Wolfe Ronald Wulf Ralph Yniguez Robert Young Mary Zabek Rudy Zacarias Ted Zagrocki Eugene Zale Patricia Zatorski Richard Zdziarski Edward Zielaskowski Gertrude Zudak Robert Zurad Sophomores SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS are Row 1: Joan Constanza, Soph. 1; Joseph Zych, Soph. 2; James Sabo, Soph 3. Row 2: Tom Hud¬ speth, Soph. 4; Paul Michels, Soph. 5; John ' Breclaw, Soph. 6. Row 3: Rita Papach, Soph. 7; Dan Bogusz, Soph. 8; and David Bodnar, Soph. 9. Dorothy Acsbock Alan Adamczyk Geraldine Adams Gloria Ambos Thomas Appelquist Arthur Ashby Richard Attwood Joan Austgen Richard Bach Kenneth Backe Lo Ann Bahleda Alice Baker Gino Baldin Roy Baldwin John Banasiak Donald Baradziej Stella Barner Veronica Barragree Carol Bauer Diana Bell Joseph Belli John Benjamin Antoinette Berda Roseanne Beres Joan Berg William Biesen Patricia Blacktop Edwina Blake 57 Rita Blastick David Bobas David Bodnar Irene Bodnar Daniel Bogusz Judith Bonner Joyce Bosard Elaine Bouzas Terrence Boyle John Breclaw John Bryja Kathleen Bujna Patrick Burke Albert Burkett Anthony Bursich Thomas Cak John Cap Diana Calderone Carole Calvaruso Robert Campbell Diane Caporale Frank Carlos Dennis Carol Kenneth Carroll Sylvia Cengel William Ceperich David Cercone Mary Champion Rachel Chandler Carol Chovanec Roger Cichon Shirley Claesgens Nano Cloghessy John Clune John Collis Donald Collison Helen Conway Joan Constanza Patrick Coughlin Leola Creviston Jerry Crosek Jeanne Dankanish Donald Doffin Timothy Doolin Victor Dragavich Walter Dryzynski Jack DuFon Mary Duron Kathleen Dwan Robert Dybel Henry Dziadon David Eartly Eugene Ehinger Kathleen Ennis Lorita Enrico Ruth Esmond Louis Evanatz Terrence Farrell Lillie Farris Beverly Fech Albert Ferus Guadalupe Figueroa 58 Patrick Finnerty Ruth Flaherty Frank Flanagan Charlotte Forystek Mary Frankowski Louis Freeney Norbert Fuss William Gard Dorothy Gasinski Manette Gates Barbara Gaura Barbara Gavura Robert Gawlikowski Righard Gelon Matthew Gembala Kathleen Gerlach Judith Gibney Kathleen Gober Rita Golden Joan Golumbeck Marilyn Gonsiorowski Jesse Gonzales Nancy Gorgone Carol Graegin Ellen Greenburg Robert Groff Victoria Grosso Walter Gruca Geraldine Grudzien Paul Guernsey Rosemary Gulassa Stanley Habrych Doyne Hahn Gerald Hall Jerry Hanson Gerald Hayes Nancy Hensley Carole Hepner Janice Herod Patricia Herrman Hete Hilltrop Mary Hoess Cynthia Hook Sandra Hoppe Harriet Howard Charles Huber Thomas Hudspeth Noureen Hughes George Hutman Carolyn Huttle Patricia Jackman Robert Jakubielski Joan Jamroz Jerry Janiczek Patricia Janos Joseph Janostak Mary Janus Thomas Jarecki Sandra Jeorse Jerry Herman Anthony Jordan 59 Timothy Judge Joan Judis Dolores Juris Andrew Juscik John Kaleta Arvydas Kalvaitis Lawrence Kaminsky Ronald Kammer Victor Kapetanovic Peter Kasper Thomas Kasprzak Thomas Kasza Gertrude Keilman Gerald Kelly James Kelly Robert Kick Patricia King Arthur Kirkpatrick Ronald Kirschner John Kleeb Marilyn Klein Barbara Kmak Cecilia Knapp Joseph Koleck Rose Koscielniak David Kosenka Marilyn Kosmala Kathleen Kovan Frank Kowalkowski Jacquelyn Koslowski Richard Kramer William Kraus Sonja Kristofek Patricia Kryszak Christene Kubacki Janice Kubiak Ronald Kukula John Kunske Kathleen Kutkoske Judith Kuzell Charles Lanska Virginia LaReau Joyce Lasowski Fred Laude Gayle Lewandowski Frank Libauskas Dorothy Libich Ruth Lobodzinski Patricia Logan Lorraine Lorenty Olga Losinski Stanley Losinski Rita Lubarski Kenneth Lukasik Maxine Lush Terrence Lynn John Mackenzie Arpad Macik Barbara Mager Judy Magdziarz Thomas Majchrowi John Maloney Charles Mascus Marilyn Matovina John Matuga Mary Matusz Joyce Mazeikas Thomas Mazur Robert McCabe Aileen McGrath Kathy McShane Judith Meister Dorothy Melyon Arlene Michaels Donald Michalski Paul Michels Roger Michna Joan Miklusak Peggy Miklusak Sam Miiius Mary Military Terry Miller Marlene Misiewicz Frank Miskowski Martin Mislan John Molenda Betty Moles June Morrison Frances Moylan Thomas Mroz Betty Mullen Stephen Napierala Walter Nawrocki Judith Nau Natalie Niekraszewicz John Niemiec Jeanette Norkus John Novel I i Lorraine Nowak Louis Nuccio Michael O ' Brien David Ochman Daniel O ' Conner Patricia Oliver Patrick O ' Malley Andrew Orto Amelia Ortosky Mary Osenbaugh Thomas O ' Sullivan Rita Papach Gerald Parker John Pataky Mary Patterson Mary Paz Ruth Penny Frances Peters Mariam Petroskey James Phillips John Polak Ruth Polisky Joanne Potenti Raymond Prasco Patricia Prepsky Geraldine Pudlo 61 Virginia Puent Kenneth Pukala Robert Pyke Nancy Quasney Lynn Quigg John Quinn Joanne Radice Frances Randazzo Eugene Rauh Natalie Reed Philip Rice Rapaeline Rogers Sydney Ross Adele Roszkowski Gerald Rouse Michael Ruberto Anthony Rueth Casimir Rutkowski Albert Ruzbasan Gerald Ryan Richard Rycerz James Sabo Dorothy Sajdyk Joseph Sallak Clarence Sanders Gintautas Saulis John Scandland John Schreiner Robert Schutz Ronald Schutz Robert Schwenk Mary Schwoegler Mariann Segovia Robert Selvaggi John Sepiol Mary Shapley Daniel Sinar Joan Slosarcik Janet Smeberg Judy Smentkowski James Smith Susanne Smith William Smith Joseph Smolar Peter Snyder Leo Sofianos Gerald Spejewski Andrew Spoljaric Harold Stack Terrance Stahlhut Duane Stanek Mary Starczewski Joyce Stark Lorraine Stevens Earl Stewart Robert Stewart George Stoming James Storey Ruth Strode Ann Such Patricia Sut Eugene Swanson Dolores Szczepkowski 62 Dennis Szot Robert Szot John Szulczewski James Taillon Nancy Teles Aurelia Thomas Darlene Thomas Martha Thompson Paulette Titus Connie Tomaszewski William Tomecko Janice Tonkovich Barbara Topor Dolores Toth Luane Trojanowski Diana Turner Ruth Urbanski Edward Vargo Carl Veeck Diana Vela Joseph Verkuilen Regina Vilutis Doris Viscian Dennis Vojvodich Randy Vuksanovic Andrea Vuxinic John Wahlers Nancy Walker Colleen Ward Donald Weber Joseph Weidig Donna Welch Sandra Wesson Ida Windell Joseph Witt Arlene Wohadlo Jacqueline Wojcik Jerome Wolski Thomas Wontorek Robert Wroblewski Harry Zabinski Ignacio Zaragoza David Zawada John Zelanik Raymond Zencka Ronald Zialkowski Joseph Zimmer Fred Zimmerman Phyllis Zurawski Joseph Zych 63 Freshmen FRESHMEN HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS are Row 1: Dan Bencze, Fr. 1; Frank Shehigian, Fr. 2; David Ligda, Fr. 3; Frank Morales, Fr. 4; Terry En- gleton, Fr. 5. Row 2: Martin Cieslak, Fr. 6; Kay Weber, Fr. 7; Frank Bryja, Fr. 8; Kenneth Somenzi, Fr. 9. Row 3: Diane Zawislak, Fr. 10; Albert Ra¬ mos, Fr. 11; Tom Brown, Fr. 12; and Joyce Duhon, Fr. 13. All the Seniors have Freshmen Little Brothers and Sisters whom they help get orientated with life at Noll High. Above: Seniors Terri Vichuras and Mike Berthold chat with Freshmen Diane Na- vicky and Ron Luniewski. Right: Seniors Rich Les- niak. Bob White and Allan Adzia show Freshmen Peter Bugaiski and Tim Hill around the school. Gerald Achor Dorothy Adams Susanne Adams Ronald Adley Dan Adzia James Alb Wilma Allen Clifford Alsager Charles Anzur Gerald Augustine Jack Baer Ramune Bagdanskis Dominica Balio Victoria Balog Gerald Banach Richard Banas Marianne Baran Mary Barton Jerome Barzycki Richard Barry Mai Beckham George Bednar Madelyn Beklo Robert Beluchak David Benak Daniel Bencze Anna Bender Carol Benedetto Eugene Beres Janet Berkowicz Tony Bertauski Margaret Bertram Kathy Bialas William Bidstrup Joseph Bielefeld Harry Bigda Jean Bilunas Mary Beres Carole Blaskovich Thomas Bochnowski Lennette Bogee John Boguslawski Patricia Bojarski Francine Bomersback Angela Bonaventura Robert Bonczek Patricia Borkowski Steve Borozan Dennis Bossinger James Bragiel Mary Britton Allen Brown Iona Brown Thomas Brown Terrence Brunnick Frank Bryja David Buchek Philip Buchstaber Curtis Budny Peter Bugajski Cynthia Bukowski Albert Bumbales 65 Andrew Bumbales Larry Bumbales Marlene Burzynska Florence Businskl Vivian Bylski Dennis Callahan Thomas Campbell Bernard Canepari Gloria Cams Eileen Carol Kathleen Carol William Cataldi Michael Cavanagh Irene Cengel Christine Chandler John Choklus Mary Chubinski Charlotte Cichowicz Edward Ciesielski Martin Cieslak William Claesgens Sheila Clapack John Clark Mary Clark George Close Thomas Clune Anna Coggins Pat Colglazier Mary Collison Dennis Conley Richard Cook Mary Cosgrove Robert Costello James Cox Arthur Crist Barbara Crosek John Cutic Robert Cvitkovich John Czazasty Jeanine Czepiel Judith Cziperle Anne Dabrowski Kathleen Davey Patrick DeMure Patricia Devlin Sylvia Doescher Karen Doolin Elizabeth Dougherty Janice Dragus Kathleen Draus Frank Dudek John Dudek Leona Dudek Joyce Duhon Betty Duron Donna Dyer Madeline Dywan Edmund Eder Mary Jo Egnatz Floyd Ehlers Terrence Engleton Sandra Eskoff Albert Eubanks 66 John Evanatz Joan Farag William Feeney James Feerst Carol Fischer Patrick Flanagan Karen Fogarty Arlene Forystek John Fortener Robert Francus Patricia Frankovich Margaret Frechette John Freyek Virginia Frunk Nicholas Furdeck Richard Furman Ruth Galison Louise Garcia Marie Garcia Elizabeth Gard Constance Gargas Constance Garner Ann Garvey Adam Gawlikowski Joseph Gayda Thomas Gaydos Robert Gill Gloria Gladish Michael Gleason Elizabeth Glova Mary Gnajek Ruth Golden Valentine Gotec William Gorcsos Regina Grelecki Regina Grembowicz Sandra Grgurich Roberta Grodzicki Leonora Groff Kenneth Cross Richard Guaccio Salvatore Gulotta Felix Gutierrez Frank Hann Cassandra Hanula Alberta Hap Robert Hart Judith Hasara James Hathaway Mary Jo Hauer Martin Hayes Margaret Heintz Patricia Henry Douglas Hensley Joseph Hevezi Patricia Hibbs Gail Higgins Timothy Hill Steven Hodorowski Louise Hoess Michael Hoffman Gayle Holdosh Robert Holota 67 Thomas Hoover Robert Horn William Hughes Robert Hupke William Husarik Barbara Huseman Sara Ingram Barbara Iwan Paul Jackura Fred Jakubielski Michael Jakupcak Mary Jamroz Mary Jarabak Robert Jaroscak David Jayjack Sandra Jordon Joan Jung April Jusko Donald Kachur Steven Kacocha Judith Kaminski Susan Kaminski Patricia Kaminsky Ronald Kane Peter Karabin Ruth Kaspar Wayne Kasper Mary Kasprzycki Robert Kearney Sharon Keilman Martin Kelly Theresa Kelly Kathleen Kertis Cynthia Kijewski William Kish Robert Kist Clarence Klaas David Klaas Eileen Klosak Russell Klucker Kathleen Knapp William Knight Rita Knueppel Joseph Kocoj Karen Kochur Joseph Kolanko Kathleen Kolanowski Justin Kolb Anna Kolina Carol Kollach Rosalee Kollasch Virginia Kolodziej Joseph Komisarcik Stanton Kopack Eugene Korba Catherine Korbel Barbara Korem Janice Kornas Lucille Koscielniak Linda Kosinski David Koslow Albert Kovach Gertrude Kovach 68 Edwin Kowal Kenneth Kowalke Thomas Kozubal Ron Krajewski Angela Krane Nell Kriauceliunas Anne Krieter Paul Krieter Daniel Krivickas Michael Krizmanic Patricia Krizmis John Kruzan Larry Kuc ken Thomas Kuepers Ron Kuhel Ron Kulchawick Bernard Kundich Robert Kurnik John A. Kutkoski John P. Kutkoski Robert Labus Frank LeMantia Patrick Lambert Carole Langowski John Laskey Jerome Laskody Dennis Laszlo Robert Lauch John Lauhoff Paul Lee Richard Lewis David Ligda John Ligda Tom Lipkovitch Elain Lobodzinski Kathleen Lobonc Thomas Lobonc Judy Logan Frank Long Sandra Looney Carmen Lorenzo Charlene Love Daniel Lowry Carol Luboya Ron Luniewski Juanita Lush Richard Macek Thomas Magee Richard Magiera William Majchrowicz Joseph Maio Eugene Malenki Susan Manakas Kathleen Marren Bill Martin Elaine Maslikowski Donald Mastej Barbara Mateychuk Beverly Mattingly Juliann Matuga Andrea Matusek Albertine Mayes Thomas Mayhew 69 Gloria Mazeikas Johm McBride Thomas McCutchen James McGroarty Robert McKenna Ann McKenzie Michael Mehan Barbara Mellon Paul Meeten William Michels Arlene Miklos Dennis Milkowski Didnne Miller Robert Miller Diane Mindas Marie Mindas Barbara Mlynarczyk Robert Molson Michele Moore Francis Morales Mary Mrvan Ronald Mucha Lina Mueller Kathleen Mullaney Patrick Murray Lona Muryzan Paul Myers Myra Nan James Natonski Daniel Navicky Diane Navicky Nancy Neiner Dalia Nemickas Vidas Nemickas Thomas Newcomb Mary Newlin Aldona Normantas Maryann Noris Sharon Norris Mary Novelli James Nowaczyk Shirley Nowaczyk Donald Nowinski Nancy O ' Brien Patri a O ' Brie Terrence O ' Brien Kathleen O ' Dea Peter O ' Dea Larry Olszewski William O ' Malley Patrick O ' Rourke Michael Ortiz Rita Orto Patricia Osborn Gerald Osmulski James Owczarzak Ronald Owczarak Richard Owen Sandra Pankiewicz Nancy Papp Mary Patynek Gloria Paulak Michael Pawlowski 70 John Peirick Richard Pelczar Nathalie Pepin Patrick Perotti Janet Pers John Peters Phyllis Piatek Valerie Pieszchala Margaret Pindok Anthony Pineda Edward Pitrowski James Plemich William Pociask Annette Polito Geraldine Polos Eugene Pongracz Bernadette Poremba Rosemary Potesta Dennis Przybyla Evelyn Pudlo Barbara Rademacf Diane Radolak Dolores Rak Veronica Rakoczy Albert Ramos Cecilia Rangel Marc Ratliff Larry Regan Thomas Reinert Joan Rental Noelle Reppa Diane Rerick Edward Reynolds Peter Reynolds Dennis Riebe Emma Robinson Isabel Rodriguez Kathy Rogan Theodore Rokita Judith Rokosz Ruth Romanyak Dan Roskowski Cynthia Ross Lois Ross David Rossin Ernest Roth Rudolph Rubesha Mary Rudzinski Mary Rupp Arthur Rutkowski James Ryan Theresa Ryan David Ryband Carol Rybicki Thomas Ryder Ronald Rys Clifford Sabol Gwen Sacco Robert Sambor Floyd Sanders Sandra Sarlea Anthony Schaeffer Joan Schaertl 71 Eugene Scheidt Justin Scherschel James Schilling Gerald Schmelter Donald Scholl Nancy Scholl Sharon Scott Barbara Schreier William Schu William Schulte Kenneth Schutz Maryanna Seberger Regina Sepiol Thomas Shatuck Julia Shehorn Frank Shehigian Donald Shy Michael Sinar Charles Sipple Robert Sivulich Mitchell Skagerberg Dianna Skawinski Gerald Sliva Sandra Sliwinsky Richard Sliz David Slotwinski Donald Smith Edwina Smith Eileen Smith David Sobolewski Kenneth Somenzi Mary Sopko Barbara Sotak Louise Spann Jeanette St. Mary George Stahura Eleanor Stanukinas Marjorie Stark George Steffen Fred Steininger Donald Stengel Mary Sterbenc Ada Steverson Janice Steverson Nancy Stocki Barbara Suchak John Suchak Donna Sudis Anthony Sulewski Cathy Sullivan Lawrence Suter Paul Suter Ronald Szafarlyzk Joseph Szany Marie Szczryba Stanley Sostek Bernadette Szot Genevieve Szprzchel Rose Szrom Ronald Szwedo James Szymanski Delphine Tamborski Marilyn Tanski 72 Susan Taylor Richard Tebik James Tharp James Thiel Vernon Thiel Clifford Thielen Mary Jo Thomas Philip Thomas Maureen Toncheff Robert Toweson Walter Trock Thomas Trojan John Tropsic Robert Trzupek Ted Tutto Joseph Unger John Urbanciz Leo Urbanski Emery Vamos Kent Vassar Rita Vichik Jerri Vickrey Mary Vince Carole Vygrala Mary Lu Wadas Michael Walker Joan Waller Gerard Walter Joyce Walter Arlene Wasick Kathryn Weber Louis Welborne John Wellman Jacqueline West Patricia Whelan Tim Whelan Lorraine Wier George Wilk Sandra Wirth Barbara Wisowaty Judith Witecki Louis Wojcik Eugene Wojewoda Andrew Wolanin James Wozniczka Jerome Wrobel John Wrona Andrea Yager Michael Yannuzzi Dolores Yatsko Kathleen Younkers Diane Zawislak Robert Zielinski Karen Zimmerman James Zolodz Carol Zych 7 3 COURAGE And it ' not for the sake of a ribbon coot Or the selfish hope of a season ' s fame But his Captain ' s hand on his shoulder smote Ploy up! Play up! And play the game! Sir Henry Newbolt COURAGE is synonymous with School Spirit. The COURAGE of the entire student body at Noll High School is staunch and unwavering. It manifests itself in many ways, particularly in the field of Athletics. It is on accompaniment of the loyalty and pride Nollites hold in the achievements of their Warrior athletes. Teachers ond eooches inspire all Noll athletes with the COURAGE to reach their goals. Cheerladers give them an outlet for this some Spirit as they sing and shout for victory. Nowhere is COURAGE more clearly exemplified than on the ploying field. Warrior athletes enjoy competing with other skilled players from the Calumet Area and throughout the Stote of Indiana — not for personal glory, but to bring honor to their Alma Mater. With COURAGE each player assumes the role assigned to him whether it be to star or to help the teom to win. Every good team plays to win, and victory is sweet when it comes. Moral COURAGE, however, is sometimes more important to the character of an othlete than physical prowess. The combination of physical and spiritual strength is unbeatable, and Noll High may well be proud of her othletes and her students for their COURAGE. 75 BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club represents one of the most enthusiastic phases of the Noll High School Spirit, that of cheering the Warrior teams. The membership in the club is restricted to Seniors, in the hope that their qualities of leadership will enable them to set an example of good sportsmanship and cooperation to the underclassmen. The club ' s activities are: supervision and organization of pep rallies, the cheering block at games, posters for the sectional tourney, selling shakers and megaphones, and sponsoring the annual Homecoming Dance. This year the officers are: Pat Norkus, president; Pat Hoffman, secre¬ tary; Sharon St. Mary, treasurer. Father Casey is the faculty sponsor. Row 1: P. Hojnacki, C. Bonner, M. Hauer, J. Mulhol- land, K. O ' Brien, J. Luniewski, J. Nauracj, M. Pelczar, P. Hoffman, P. Norkus, S. St. Mary, B. Wachowiak, M. Bach, P. Constant, J. Meger, N. McGroarty. Row 2: V. Petritis, R. Boguslawski, J. Tressel, M. Bodnar, P. Nau, A. Scherschel, L. Muryasz, C. Natale, V. Hower, M. Vickrey, C. Gunderson, M. Fic, A. Adams, M. Miterko, M. Ryder, M. Losinski. Row 3: B. Polito, G. Keck, S. Avalos, C. Kulcsar, J. Baum, C. Burkett, D. Wirth, B. Witt, J. Csiscko, K. Murray, J. Krol, P. Raczkowski, J. Hohenegger, E. Busanic, B. Finnerty, F. Pera. Row 4: S. Skarbek, M. Mysliwy, M. Topa, J. King, J. Larson, S. Sanders, B. Kramer, P. Masidonski, C. Petyo, C. Richter, J, Habrych, P. Lehmann, V. Spak, R. Geiger, M. Palkovich, R. Medvecz. Row 5: A. Miller, J. Hap, P. O ' Dowd, M. Bogusz, P. Moylan, J. Kochis, M. Mey- lon, M. Lewandowski, J. Murphy, T. Gabrish, C. Greslo, C. Moss, J. Sharkey, B. Zaleski, J. Martin, I. Misch. Row 6: R. Smigla, N. Long, J. Manchak, R. LaReau, F. Hayes, J. Locasto, D. Sroka, P. Galvin, R. White, T. Scherer, E. Cieslak, J. Cook, D. Sabo, M. Berthold, R. Lesniak. Row 7: P. Volk, T. Yorke, J. Wadas, J. Hennessy, K. Mantel, R. Tague, J. Clover, R. Mertz, N. Fech, L. Sommers, D. Michels. 78 CHEERLEADERS Filled with vim, vigor, and vitality, these Nollites have helped make Noll ' s cheering section one of the best in the state. Cheering for both football and basketball, they have shown the student body, alumni, friends, and opponents the true meaning of good sportsmanship and school spirit. In victory or defeat, these energetic girls filled the air with the feeling of hope from the first whistle of the game to the last. They were also sponsors of some pre-game pep sessions and post-game dances. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Humpher, the cheerleaders are chosen, periodically by her and a selected faculty committee. Varsity Cheerleaders are (above) Martyna Ryder, Virginia Krivickas, Janice Vargo, Patti Knittel, Donna Augustine, and Nat¬ alie Burnham. Reserve Cheerleaders are (left) Carol Chovanec, Mary Ellen Shapley, and Nano Cloghessy. 79 _ Freshmen Football Row 1: T. Ryder, R. Hart, T. Bochnowski, W. Hughes, G. Schmelter. Row 2: K. Kowalke, R. Tebik, P. DeMure, R. Guaccio, R. Costello, R. Toweson, R. Shy, R. Stahura, V. Nemickas, W. Michaels. Row 3: D. Mastej, A. Ramos, J. Sivulich, J. McGroarty, T. Bertauski, J. Natonski, R. Krajewski, E. Kowal, D. Bossinger, T. Gaydos, D. Adzia. Row 4: J. Feerst, T. Mayhew, P. Ryan, S. Gulotta, T. Brown, P. Reynolds, J. Cox, M. Cieslak, J. Tropsic. FRESHMAN RECORD WINS, 1 Tl| 1 LOSS LOWELL | | GARY ROOSEVELT | MORTON FROE8EL LEW WALLACE JOLIET CATHOLIC LAFAYETTE JEFFERSON HABRYCH u fjjj COACH UD SCW WALTER 1 LmaJ 1 RECORD 3 WINS, 6 LOSSES OPPONENT WASHINGTON SHERIDAN GARY ST. JOSEPH, GLENN, SEVEL1 TOWNSHIP MISHAWAKA FORT WAYNE INDIANAPOLIS IP 1— 1 Bwj T Hk Ml MMm --I life w 1 n : ! lnl,wilwf , 1 B? £ k EQu pRS Hjr ■ ?r i’vMTM B k ] ■ gM[ i - bBTb j -A%� a g f, 1 yjfiv _1 HkBB ' 1 lEr � ET U lKyHH i PHT !J I 4 ' j -j| MHIrMi 9 1 Jg|Hrl Bjffikwf J WCifm JHV ■■ BTr 4 j§P BB a Kv l ja n£ v Ip � ' 14% StivW ' IruilTf 7 NOLL SWEEPS SECTIONALS The dazzling brilliance and smooth performance of Noll ' s entire squad illuminated the new East Chicago Washington gym and excitement seized a capacity 6,300 scream¬ ing crowd as the Warriors captured their first Sectional Championship in the school ' s history by being victorious over Hammond High, 78-40. Without a doubt, the Warriors played the roughest schedule of any team in the tourney, and were thought by many to have a slim chance to fair at all well in the Sectional. Pat Galvin, the big surprise of the tournament, netted 21 points; Marcinek popped in 20; Adzia hit 19; Norm Fech and Bob White hit 13 and 14 respectively, as Noll dumped the highly favored Senators of East Chicago Washington, 87-79, in the first game. The sharp shooting Warriors set a record high average of .544 in this game. Another record for one tourney game was the combined Warrior-Senator score of 166 points. Hammond Clark became the second Warrior victim in the anti-climatic evening struggle, 69-41. In the next game Noll emerged from a slim 4 point halftime lead to stubborn Hammond Tech 51-36 for their third tourney win. To the victors belong the spoils. The Noll Warriors are pictured immediately after cutting down the nets as they raced to victory in the Sectional Tournament played in the new Washington East Chicago gym. Row 1: Dennis Sroka, Norm Fech, Pat Galvin, Russ Marcinek, Alan Adzia, Eugene Swanson. Row 2: Coach Dermody, Bob White, Bill Vincent, Coach Hudson, Coach HufFine, Tom Yorke, Jerry Walters, Joe Manchak, and Coach Dunleavy. In the final game of the Sectional Tournament with Hammond High, the Noll Warriors found themselves behind, 4-0, at the outset; but they were invincible during the re¬ mainder of the game as they moved ahead on Galvin ' s 3 point play. Every starter enjoyed at least one bucket as Noll charged to a 17-9 first stanza lead. The Warriors just seemed to be getting warmed up as Wildcat partisans looked on in awe, and Noll followers yelled, Pour it on! The Warriors continued to hit at the phenomenal pace of .518 during the remainder of the half, and the proud Noll team marched to the dressing room enjoying a 41-20 halftime lead. Russ Marcinek, who was high scorer for the tourney with a 17.6 average and 71 points, hit 8 straight during the net- scorching Noll streak. Six quick points by Norm Fech damp¬ ened all Wildcat hopes of even denting that 21 point halftime lead, and the Warriors continued to roll as they blasted their way to a 60-31 third quarter gap. With more than three minutes of play left in the final quarter, Coach Eddie Hudson cleared the bench. The final score, 78-40, entitled the Noll Warriors to cut down the Sectional nets. Reserves First Row: J. Duray, P. Michels, A. Dubiak. Second Row: P. Rice, N. Schutz, P. Snyder, Coach Dermondy, V. Kapetanovic, J. Dougherty, D. Adzia. NOLL 38 39 30 48 49 20 26 50 58 42 60 60 44 54 RESERVE RECORD 7 WINS - 7 LOSSES OPPONENT HOBART 39 SOUTH BEND WASHINGTON 35 HAMMOND TECH 34 MERRILLVILLE 25 MORTON 29 MICHIGAN CITY 50 ST. JOSEPH 32 GARY ROOSEVELT 53 CALUMET TOWNSHIP 52 HORACE MANN 46 HORACE MANN 32 LEW WALLACE 34 FORT WAYNE CATHOLIC CENTRAL 47 TOLLESTON 35 92 Freshmen First Row: T. Bertauski, J. Tharp, B. Hughes, M. Mehan, B. Dybel, L. Suter, D. Lowry, R. Macek, J. Bielefeld. Second Row: D. Bossinger, B. Horn, J. Wrona, R. Krejewski, J. Peters, Coach Dunleavy, S. Gulotta, M. Cieslak, T. Meiu, J. Tropsic, D. Bencze. NOLL FRESHMAN RECORD 4 WINS - 10 LOSSES OPPONENT 46 MORTON 26 28 HORACE MANN 31 48 MERRILLVILLE 28 30 CALUMET TOWNSHIP 38 30 LEW WALLACE 39 40 HOBART 38 31 CALUMET TOWNSHIP 32 22 GARY ROOSEVELT 41 28 HORACE MANN 38 35 MORTON 36 40 HOBART 48 23 GARY ROOSEVELT 69 27 GRIFFITH 31 30 TOLLESTON 18 WRESTLING Row 1: J. Hathaway, D. Krivickas, B. Canepari, W. Smith, F. Shehigian, D. Rudzinski, N. Long, D. Scholl. Row 2: A. Wolanin, J. McGroarty, W. Trock, J. Papay, J. Krajacic, R. Grot, J. Natonski, J. Laskey, J. Grot, R. Toweson. Row 3: T. Ryder, J. Lasics, F. Laude, J. Osberg, J. Breclaw, R. Traczyk, J. Wadas, E. Golumbeck, J. Ramusack, M. Kren. Baseball Row 1: R. Renwald, T. Arentz, L. Sommers, S. Doolin, J. Duray. Row 2: R. Marcinek, R. Mertz, N. Fech, R. White, D. Sroka. Track Team Row 1: J. Hathaway, D. Krivickas, B. Canepari, W. Smith, F. Shehigian, D. Rudzinski, N. Long, D. Scholl. Row 2: A. Wolanin, J. McGroarty, W. Trock, J. Papay, J. Krajacic, R. Grot, J. Natonski, J. Laskey, J. Grot, R. Toweson. Row 3: T. Ryder, J. Lasics, F. Laude, J. Osberg, J. Breclaw, R. Traczyk, J. Wadas, E. Golumbeck, J. Ramusack, M. Kren. 96 ATHLETIC MANAGERS Row 1: C. Cavanagh, T. King, A. Mysliwiec, J. Choklus, J. Storey. Row 2: R. Prasco, B. Claesgens, G. Swanson, G. Spejewski. MONOGRAM CLUB Row 1 : S. Doolin, D. Sabo, J. Wadas, P. Galvin, L. Sommers, Coach E. Hudson, Coach G. Dunleavy, R. Mertz, R. Smigla, R. Lesniak, T. King, T. Doolin. Row 2: J. Papay, D. Michels, M. Hughes, R. Marcinek, T. Yorke, D. Sroka, A. Mysliwiec, J. Toweson, C. Cavanagh, D. Rudzinski, E. Koczwara, T. Cross. Row 3: J. Locasto, T. Seroczynski, J. Christie, R. Tague, B. White, K. Mantel, E. Rodriguez, N. Fech, R. Hayes, J. Clune. Row 4: J. Military, S. Spejewski, G. Grafton, P. Volk, D. Ryder, J. Hanula, J. Breclaw, R. Baldwin, J. Clover. Alan Adzia, also a member, was absent be¬ cause of a basketball injury when the Club picture was STUDENT ADMINISTRATION The Student Administration, sponsored by Father Zimmerman, was established last year on a trial basis and was so well received that it was again continued this year and seems to be a permanent organization. The organization is patterned after our own national government in Washington. The executive branch is com¬ posed of a president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer elected by popular vote in the spring of the preceding school year. Upon assumption of office, the president then appoints his cabinet: the chief justice of the court, a secretary of discipline and safety, and a secretary of social events. The legislative branch consists of the Senate to which each class elects two members. The House of Representatives consists of a representative from each homeroom in school. The judicial branch is composed of the chief justice, appointed by the president, and four judges, one from each class. The court clerk and school reporter complete the members of the Student Administration. This past year the Student Administration endeavored to improve safety conditions at school, sponsored a mock presidential election in the fall in which President Eisen¬ hower won, amended the Constitution, and sponsored several social events. It also took part in the Lake County Student Council Association at the Fifth Annual Congress at Lew Wallace High School, the Purdue Congress, and the State Convention for Student Councils. The Executive Board of the Student Administration are (sealed) Fr. Zimmerman, Faculty Advisor; B. Kramer, Vice-president; R. Lesniak, President; J. Mulholland, Secretary; T. Marciniak, Treasurer. Members of the President ' s Cabinet are (standing) C. Matthews, T. Yorke, T. Vichuras, T. Scherer. Members of the Senate and Court of the Student Administration are (seated) J. Feerst, N. Cloghessy, Chief Justice J. Wadas, M. Topa, J. Walters. Row 2: M. Hauer, D. Nowicki, M. Quinn, M. Murphy, M. Hughes, D. Balio. Row 3: J. Juray, P. Duralski, A. Kotulski, P. Galvin, W. Gruca, J. Sapyta. Freshmen are represented in the House by: Row 1 : F. Shehigian, J. Duhon, K. Weber, D. Zawislak, F. Bryja. Row 2: F. Morales, T. Engle- ton, E. Malenki, D. Bencze. Row 3: D. Ligda, A. Ramos, M. Cieslak, T. Brown. Senior members of the House of Representatives are D. Penny, T. Gabrish, R. White, R. Reffkin, D. Augustine, R. Smigla, and C. Kulc- Sophomore House members are: Row 1 : R. Papach, P. Michels, J. Constanza. Row 2: J. Breclaw, T. Hudspeth, D. Bogusz. Row 3: J. Zych, D. Bodnar, J. Sabo. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society has now completed its ninth year at Noll High School. Its function is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to develop character in the students. Members are elected twice a year by the faculty, the following four qualities being the basis of judgment: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. All of these qualities must be manifested in an outstanding degree by the student before he may be elected. Also necessary are the following prerequisites: the completion of two semesters at Noll, and the scholastic standing of the upper third of their respective class. The faculty sponsor for the Marynoll Chapter of the National Honor Society is Sister Dolata. The officers are: Mike Berthold, president; Terri Vichuras, vice-president; Dave Sabo, treasurer; Patti O ' Dowd, secretary. Row 1: D. Wirth, J. Hap, J. Murphy, D. Sabo, P. O ' Dowd, Sister Dolota, T. Vichuras, M. Berthold, B. Kramer, C. Bonner, P. Moylan. Row 2: J. Duray, J. Keilman, C. Cergizan, C. Janz, S. Doolin, J. Mulhol- land, J. Kochis, Y. Gahagan, N. Burnham, J. Austgen, H. Hiltrop, R. Strode, C. Ward, B. Kmak, M. Murphy, M. Sterling, J. Wadas, R. Pyke, B. Grot. Row 3: J. Walter, R. Ennis, P. Frankowiak, D. Goodus, M. Hoess, G. Ambos, B. Napiwocki, C. Burkett, M. Topa, J. Var- go, D. Dotlich, B. Rettig, M. Bach, V. Rohrman, M. Dunn, J. Chigas, R. Lesniak, J. Churosh, C. Skalka. Row 4: J. Krajacic, J. Kowandy, M. Gasior, A. Mc¬ Grath, J. Nau, P. Lehmann, R. Pyke, J. Plenus, J. King, P. Duralski, M. Hauer, M. Urbanek, C. Matthews, E. Koczwara, M. Bogusz, M. Hughes. Row 5: J. Kocz- wara, A. Kotulski, J. Sedlak, K. Sapyta, J. Turnis, G. Knight, D. Sroka, T. Yorke, B. White, B. Reger, C. Backe, T. Marciniak, D. Omilianowski, J. Lasics, P. Schwoegler, D. Hahn, J. Breclaw, W. Gruca, P. Galvin. 102 PROP PUB The Prop and Publicity Club can justly be called the advertising agency of the school. Without the work of the members of this club, the school would be lost. The halls would be empty of all the colorful posters announcing approaching dances, athletic events, plays, musical programs, etc. Under the sponsorship of Sister Francis Jerome, the girls of the Prop and Publicity Club express their artistic talents in good hard work. In addition to the regular work of advertising school events, the Prop Club decorated a bus for the Shore Line Bus Company last fall, and in so doing won praises for their excellent work. Student officers of the club are Janel Companik, president; Kathleen Mellon, vice-president; and Mary Karvelis, secretary-treasurer. Row 1: F. Pudlo, C. Cergizan, N. Burnham, S. Prochas ka, R. Szot, R. Strode, S. Cengel, M. Karvelis, J. Com panik, K. Mellon, J. Costanza, C. Ward, C. Blake, S Detzner, P. Courneya, M. Schwoegler. Row 2: M Marino, J. Bridgman, D. McShane, J. Rohrman, M Hoess, A. McGrath, A. Tolly, B. Ross, A. Such, M. Hen dron, S. Gordon, C. Rodriguez, J. Norkus, P. Bradtke Row 3: G. Moliejus, P. Janos, V. LaReau, C. Daniels, B. Kutkoski, J. Jamroz, L. Lamere, C. Janz, M. Ficko, R. Chandler, L. Bahleda, R. Neumaier, M. O ' Rourke, J. Chigas, R. Papach. Row 4: J. Mazeikas, G. Mroz, M. Cataidi, S. Primmer, J. Sedlak, J. Warner, G. Thomas, M. Breskovich, C. Knapp, M. Gasior, M. Bell, N. Hart¬ man, J. Thompkins, C. Tharp, S. Poxon, G. Knight. 103 BI-PHY-CHEM Row 1: J. Kochis, J. Brehm, D. Juros, R. LaReau, J. Krajacic, Sister Rosalia, C. Matthews, J. King, P. Baran- ko, R. Backe. Row 2: M. Kren, M. Gonsiorowski, N. Cloghessy, T. Hudspeth, V. Krivaila, J. DuFon, D. Jonas, R. Czapla, G. Ambos, M. Hauer, S. Gordon, S. Hen¬ dricks, E. Koczwara, M. Hughes, M. Becerra, M. Janus, K. Backe. Row 3: M. Kosmala, S. Cengel, J. Duray, C. Chovanic, D. Daniels, D. Eartly, F. Grembowicz, M. Berthold, M. Dunn, M. Gasior, J. Baran, J. Churosh, J. Kaminski, J. Knight, C. Huber, C. Backe. Row 4: R Balakir, R. Beres, N. Gorgone, R. Gulassa, G. Grafton C. Gunderson, J. Keilman, H. Hiltrop, E. Etrick, M. Ga sior, A. Chmiel, E. Golumbeck, A. Knight, C. Burkett D. Krizmanik. Row 5: T. Cak, A. Kotulski, C. Janz, M Govert, R. Ciesielski, R. Ennis, J. Habrych, T. Kalicky M. Cataldi, A. Burkett, J. Herrman, J. Deakin, D. Cies la, R. Grot, J. Godshall, P. Galvin. Row 1 : R. Vuksanovic, A. Mysliwiec, D. Viscian, E. Pon gracz, B. Moles, G. Pudlo, J. Wadas, J. Smentkowski R. Ziolkowski, R. Pyke. Row 2: G. Saulis, R. Wroblew ski, A. Saulis, T. Scherer, F. Randazzo, J. Starczewski L. Mriscin, L. Lorenty, A. McGrath, M. Matusz, W. Smith J. Martin, M. Quinn, B. Selvaggi, J. Sallak. Row 3: J Mazeikas, T. Sobkowicz, E. Zielaskowski, R. Osmulski B. Pyke, B. McCabe, J. Pieczykolan, I. Misch, B. Wides P. Straszewski, D. Omilianowski, J. McQuillan. Row 4: A. Stec, D. Michels, V. LaReau, R. Lesniak, J. Locasto, D. Skawinski, D. Sroka, R. Mertz, J. Lewis, R. Smigla, P. Moylan, D. Sabo, P. Volkmann. Row 5: J. Shingler, M. Martin, B. White, M. Thompson, T. Marciniak, J. Zimmer, J. Sapyta, P. Lehmann, T. Mellon, L. Neises, J. Lasics, B. Polito, P. Schwoegler, S. Zygowicz. 104 S.D.S. members Mary Lou Topa, Theresa Gabrish, and Martyna Ryder, Dianne Wirth, and Maxine Bogusz as Janice Kochis model appropriate dress for a modern they appeared in the S.D.S. Style Show for the Big young lady. Sister program. Joan Hap and Pat Hoffman in dresses they themselves Prudie Moylan, Connie Burkett, Martha Dunn, Barbara made. Janice Vargo shows a practical outfit for winter Rettig, and Judy King model clothes for every sports. occasion. 105 FRENCH CLUB French is one of the two foreign languages taught at Bishop Noll High School. In order to further the students ' interests in the French language and culture, a French Club has been established. Second year French students are eligible for membership and there are representatives from each first year French class. The officers are second year students: president, Prudie Moylan; vice-president, Richard Grot; secretary, Mary Ann Melyon; treasurer, Dan Ryder. The club meets once a month and at each meeting the students give a short program explaining some phase of life in France. Sister Berenice, the club sponsor, encourages corres¬ pondence with French students to further the American Spirit as well as the Noll Spirit among the club members. Row 1 : H. Hiltrop, K. Maginot, E. Greenburg, C. Bauer, L. Finerty, M. Melyon, Sister Berenice, P. Moylan, C. Polus, J. Luniewski, D. Weber, T. Gabrish, R. LaReau. Row 2: M. Segovia, C. Hook, D. Penny, J. Norkus, J. Vargo, B. Buksar, M. Schies- ser, B. Rusbasan, J. Starczewski, F. Randazzo, P. Whelan, R. Grot. Row 3: S. Doolin, C. Cergizan, P. O ' Dowd, J. Habrych, R. Balakir, P. Nau, J. Owczarzak, C. Tomak, R. Golden, P. Lehmann, M. Vernich. LATIN CLUB In only its second year at Noll, the Latin Club has greatly expanded in membership, prestige, and in a true spirit of fulfilling its purpose as expressed in its motto, Fiat Lux Per Studium — Let There Be Light Through Study . Membership is open to all second year and advanced Latin students. A president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer are elected in each Latin class as representatives to attend club meetings. This year the club ' s big project was a Roman Pageant consisting of a Roman style show, a short play comparing Roman times with our times, and displays and posters by the students. The benefits of this production went for the purpose of sending representatives to participate in competitive Latin examinations. The Latin Club is sponsored by Sister Ruberta. The officers are Dennis Penny, president; Barbara Rettig, vice-president; Sandra Carlson, secre¬ tary; and Dennis Teles, treasurer. Row 1 : B. McCabe, E. Bouzas, J. Herod, J. Niemiec, J. Costanza, R. Shy, D. Penny, B. Rettig, C. Penny, Sister Ruberta, S. Carlson, D. Teles, R. Plankey, A. Roszkow- ski, J. Kaleta. Row 2: K. Ennis, C. Ward, G. Spejewski, L. Stevens, R. Prasco, C. Chovanec, W. Gard, J. Kunski, R. Blastick, R. Strode, J. Benjamin, M. Matovina. Row 3: I. Krivaila, T. Hudspeth, M. Patterson, J. Schreiner, J. Brehm, R. Baldwin, V. Kapetanovic, A. Spoljaric, C. Graegin, R. Papach, J. Bych, M. Quinn. 107 Row 1 : M. Orlowski, A. McGrath, A. Susorney, M. Quinn, S. Gordon, B. Napi- wocki, K. Kolanowski, T. Ryan. Row 2: J. Kochis, G. Knight, J. Potenti, A. Michaels, M. Breskovich, M. Zabek, M. Cataldi, K. Kocur. Row 3: R. Guaccio, V. LaReau, C. Petyo, L. Alfaro, J. Kelly, J. Kunske, M. Bell, M. Rupp, D. Skawinski. Row 4: C. Cergizan, J. Duray, D. Bodnar, J. Vamos, J. Owczarzak, E. Lobodzinski. C.S.M.C. REPRESENTATIVES The Christhurst Unit of the Catholic Missions Crusade, a Pontifical Society, is under the leadership and guidance of Sister Dolorine, moder¬ ator. It is the oldest extra-curricular organization at Noll High. Its Charter of Affiliation with the Crusade is dated December 25, 1933. Because of its large membership, meetings are held on the first Friday of each month. In order that the entire student body may participate in the meetings, they are broadcast over the public address system. This year each homeroo mhas designated one representative to take care of all the business transacted within their respective homerooms. This includes the weekly mission collection, the Annual Bishop ' s Clothing Drive, and the food baskets sent to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. 109 C.S.M.C. STUDY CLUB OFFICERS It has been through their eagerness to study, their willingness to self-sacrifice, and their constant prayers that the students at Noll High are most interested in the activities of the missions. Many activities at Noil are sponsored by the C.S.M.C.: a date dance, May Procession, the Living Rosary in October, and a Holy Hour on the First Friday each month. Officers for this year are: William Napiwocki, president; Sandra Gordon, vice-president; Arnold Susorney, treasurer; and Marilyn Quinn, secretary. Row 1: G. Knight, M. Orlowski, M. Quinn, S. Gordon, Sister Dolorine, M. Bell, K. Zimmerman, R. Grembowicz, R. Czapla. Row 2: T. Farrell, A. McGrath, V. Kolodziei, F. Bodnar, A. Coggins, B. Napiwocki, L. Hoess. Row 3: M. Hoess, J. Moylan, B. Mattingly, J. Kelly, N. Papp, A. Garvey. Row 4 : A. Susorney, J. Vamos, D. Bodnar, H. Michalak. KNIGHTS OF THE ALTAR One of the most important groups of people in school is the Knights of the Altar. This club, although small in membership, performs a most important and generous service each day. These boys assist Father Klein, pastor of St. Margaret Mary ' s Church on the campus, at Mass each morn¬ ing. They also aid the Mission Society in all religious services. Sponsored by Sister Francis de Sales, the Knights of the Altar are dedicated to a better understanding and appreciation of the server ' s participation in the Mass. The officers are Joe Vamos, president; Roger Michna, vice-president; Doyne Hahn, secretary; and Jerry Owczarzak, treasurer. Row 1: R. Michna, J. Vamos, Sister Francis DeSales, D. Hahn, J. Jack. Row 2: V. Dragovich, E. Roth, E. Korba, R. Szafarczyk, W. Tomecko, F. Jakubielski. 110 SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS Among the least publicized of the organizations at Noll, the Sunday School Teachers rank high as one of the most worthwhile extra-curricular activities. This generous group of young ladies devote an hour each Sunday morning in an effort to bring the Word of God to the grade school children of St. Margaret Mary ' s Church. Their classes now boast a total enrollment of 132 students. Three Noll sisters also contributed their share in this project. They are Sister Francis de Sales, who directs the classes, Sister Francis Jerome and Sister Joseph Frances. As members of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, these girls are inspiring examples of Noll ' s cooperation with God ' s plans. Seated: J. Sharkey, Sister Francis DeSales, Sister Joseph Frances, C. Kulcsar. Standing: J. Martin, P. Sterling, J. Golumbeck, R. Galison, C. Kutkoski, J. Chigas. STAMP CLUB Students who are vitally interested in the collection and study of stamps enlarge their knowledge in this field by membership in the Bishop Noll High School Stamp Club. Linder the direction of Sister Clarellen, the school librarian, and the officers, Charles Backe, president, and Ralph Helfen, vice-president, one of the main projects of these philatelists is an annual stamp exhibit in the library. 112 Seated: J. Smolar, C. Backe, R. Helfen, P. Dee. Standing: P. Lee, J. Hathaway, B. Schu, M. Gleason, B. Tomecko, J. Gayda, B. Schulte, T. Farrell, J. Hunske, J. Zych, P. Jackura, C. Klass, M. Grenzer. CAMERA CLUB One of the hardest working organizations at Noll is the Camera Club. The purpose of this club is to provide pictures of all the ordinary and extraordinary events at Noll, in order that the students may always remember their years spent at Noll High. With this purpose in mind, its activities include taking snapshots of all the school affairs, athletic events, dances, shows, etc., for the Warrior and the Marquette and also for the students who may desire them. Father Bach is the faculty sponsor to the Camera Club, whose mem¬ bership is open to any student who is interested in photography. The officers are: Jim Della Rocco, president; Jim Plenus, vice-president; Joyce Warner, treasurer; Tom Cak, secretary; and Dave Marciniak, sergeant- at-arms. Row 1: A. Saulis, D. Marciniak, T. Cak, J. Plenus, J. Della Rocco, J. Warner, B. Gavura, E. Saulis, D. Omilianowski. Row 2: K. Bujna, R. Helfen, D. Hensley, J. Kaminski, E. Carol, K. Carol, J. Kunske, Father Bach. 113 RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross of Bishop Noll High School is affiliated with the National American Red Cross. Its main purpose is to alleviate suffering in time of flood, drought, famine, and war. Noll ' s Junior Chapter engaged in the following projects for the 1956-57 scholastic year: a gift chest for over seas, gifts to needy families at Christmas time, the enrollment drive, which was a great success, and gifts for St. Ann ' s Home at Thanksgiving time. Sister Andrew, the club sponsor, has made Noll ' s Chapter of the Junior Red Cross one of the outstanding school chapters in the Calumet area. Officers are Pat Lehman, president; Joyce Warner, vice-president; Pat O ' Dowd, secretary; and Agnes Tully, treasurer. Row 1: R. Beres, J. Norkus, P. O ' Dowd, P. Lehmann, Sister Andres, J. Warner, A. Tujly, L. Mursyn, K. Mul- laney. Row 2: J. Csicsko, B. Feeney, J. Dankanich, D. Smulski, S. Bodnar, F. Bomersback, C. Forsyth, M. Ton- cheff, R. Jonusas. Row 3: L. Finerty, P. Metten, C. Chandler, B. Zaleski, D. Smith, J. Murphy, T. Hill, B. Mlynarczyk, P. Guernsey, L. Groff. Row 4: B. Bidstrup, C. Selvaggi, V. Hower, M. Becerra, N. Wolak, C. Skalka, K. Kovan, J. Kelly, C. Lobodzinski. 114 SERVICE CLUB To be of Service to the faculty and student body when the need arises is the main purpose of the Service Club. The School Spirit of the members of this club has spurred them on to perform with enthusiasm daily tasks such as the serving of the faculty their noon lunches in the cafeteria. At first membership in the Service Club was limited to Senior girls, but recently Junior girls were accepted to fill in where the Seniors were not available. The officers include the president, Mary Lou Topa; vice-president, Andrea Kovan; treasurer, Bernadine Kielbasa; and secretary, Caryl Kulcsar. The club is sponsored by Father Junk. Row 1: P. Hoffman, C. Bonner, A. Kovan, M. Topa, B. Kielbasa, C. Kulcsar, D. Wirth, J. Mulholland. Row 2: G. Craven, T. Vichuras, R. Geiger, A. Miller, M. Lew- andowski, P. Hoinacki, J. Vargo, M. Bogusz, M. Mel- yon, M. Ryder, J. Luniewski, J. Hap, J. Kochis, M. Schiesser, M. Bach, E. Busanic, K. Murray. Row 3: M. Quinn, B. Wachowiak, L. Alfaro, M. Dunn, L. Muriasz, V. Rohrman, P. Raczkowski, P. Duralski, C. Greslo, S. Carlson, C. Natale, J. Murphy, P. Laws, C. Burkett, C. Petyo, M. Rettig, J. Csicsko, R. Jonusas Row 4: T. Ga- brish, B. Rettig, P. Constant, J. Meger, V. Hower, M. Pelczar, M. Mikulski, F. Pera, M. Miterko, B. Lindahl, J. Lewis, S. St. Mary, N. Dubravich, J. Dudek, P. O ' Dowd, J. Herrman, J. Chigas, C. Grabowski. Row 5: J. Zimmer, P. Stark, M. Stilinovich, R. Mirenich, J. Ha- brych, P. Lehmann, B. Kramer, P. Moylan, J. King, J. Koscielniak, C. Matthews, C. Richter, J. Krol, J. Tres- sel, S. Sanders, J. Larson, P. Nau, L. Neises. 115 Seated: F. Grembowicz, N. Scholl, Sister Joseph Frances, P. Frankowiak, M. Wadas. Standing: C. Bialas, G. Kovach, T. Kuepers, F. Ludlo, T. O ' Brien. DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club was organized just this year and membership was confined to Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors. The national topic debated all year by high schools was Resolved: that the Federal Govern¬ ment should sustain the prices of maior agricultural commodities at not less than 90 per cent of parity. During the month of December the members went to Purdue for the Indiana High School Debate Conference. While there, eight of the members were in the Extemporaneous Speaking Contest. Bishop Noll High School, as a member of the Indiana High School Forensic Association and the Calumet Forensic League, participated in tournaments throughout the year at various high schools. The club is sponsored by Sister Joseph Francis and in the past year has established a firm foundation for future expansion of its membership and its program. ELECTRONICS CLUB In its first year at Noll High the Electronics Club has become firmly established. The first project undertaken was the discussion of various subjects in Electronics to help several of the club members qualify for Amateur Radio Operator ' s Licenses. Another series of discussions was taken up at the weekly meetings on high fidelity reproduction of music by the members especially interested in planning Hi-Fi systems. Two of its members were assigned the task of providing music at record dances in the gym, recorded music in the cafeteria at lunch hour, and sound facilities for assemblies and other events. The club, whose membership is open to any student interested in any phase of Electronics, is under the sponsorship of its founder. Sister Dolata. The officers are: president, John Lasics; vice-president, Charles Cavanagh; secretary, Martha Dunn; treasurer, Ron Czapla. Row 1: M. Skagerberg, T. Hill. J. Clark, M. Ratliff. Row 2: M. Krizmanic, T. Lobonc, C. Sipple, R. Geeze. Row 3: R. Ennis, R. Czapla, R. Teresko, Row 4: R. LaReau, J. Lasics, J. Plenus, D. Omilianowski. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Although it is a new club at Noll, The Future Nurses of America Club has a membership of over fifty girls in the grades ten to twelve, who have expressed an interest in nursing. The purposes of the club are to interest students in personal and community health; to encourage them in finding out what nursing requires and what it offers; to help them decide wisely about professional or practical nursing as their career. With these purposes in mind the aspiring nurses each baked Christ¬ mas cookies for the patients in Mount Mercy Hospital in Dyer. After touring the hospitals in this area, the Future Nurses invited nurses from different fields in the medical profession to their meetings, where the nature and requirements of certain specializations in medicine were ex¬ plained in detail. All members of the club are aided in choosing a nursing school and in deciding the type of nursing they would like as a career. The Future Nurses of America is organized and sponsored by Mrs. Emmagene Josvai, R.N., the school nurse. Student officers are Thyra Pictor, president; Judy Sauer, vice-president; and Judy Kozlowski, secre¬ tary-treasurer. Row 1 : I. Misch, M. Miterko, T. Pictor, S. Detzner, P. Courneya, J. Kozlowski, R. Brownewell, Mrs. Josvai, R.N.,- S. Pavlon, S. Gordon, C. Janz, D. Indreika, M. Gelon, M. Lopez, R. Boguslawski, B. Zaleski. Row 2: M. Quinn, M. Dunn, C. Richter, J. Martin, B. Jamroz, J. Sauer, D. McShane, C. Ruberto, B. Sieiro, M. Hen- dron, B. Layne, V. Torres, M. Orosz, S. Marynowski. Row 3: L. Kasza, B. Kielbasa, L. Murias, S. Primmer, D. Doffin, M. Mantel, S. Pictor, B. Kutkoski, D. Goodus, P. Straszewski, G. Zudak, C. Ridriguez, A. Pumnea, M. losinski. Row 4: S. Hendricks, L. Krygoski, C. Mroz, M. Mosak, M. Martin, J. Jackson, J. Herrman, J. Zimmer, J. Thompkins, C. Tharp, S. Poxon, G. Knight, J. Pon- gress, C. Selvaggi, B. Polito. 118 MONITORS At the beginning of the school year in September, Sister Cecile Marie and Father Melevage called approximately forty Juniors and Seniors to the library. At this meeting it was announced to them that they were to be the monitors of Noll High. It was to be their duty to see to it that order was maintained in the school buildings and on the premises at all times. These students were chosen by the Deans because they felt that they were dependable enough to keep order and discipline at Noll. It was noticeable to the faculty and students as well that these officers of discipline have done their job well. Napiwocki, F. Garcia, M. Wise. Row 3: R. Zdziarski, B. Segodovic, D. Spring, R. Reger, R. Kosinski, R. Traczyk, J. Reffkin, D. Teles, T. Seroczynski, D. Schutkovske. Row 4: J. Muhlberger, B. Korem, A. Blocker, L. Bieszat, J. Dougherty, J. Vamos, B. Gawlikowski, E. Cieslak. Row 1 ; T. Flaherty, T. Backe, P. Lehmann, P. Moylan, G. Craven, D. Dotlich, J. Vargo, J. Clover, C. Matthews, C. Grabowski, K. Murray, P. Norkus, N. Long. Row 2: A. Dorta, J. Osberg, J. Angus, V. Hower, J. Tressel, J. Herrman, M. Lasics, C. Gunderson, M. Mysliwy. ' A 119 ASTRONOMY CLUB The study of the planets, stars, and constellations is the chief object of Bishop Noll ' s Astronomy Club. With Sister Georgia as their director, the mem¬ bers have assembled a telescope, made charts of the stellar constellations, drawn weather maps, and discussed the effects of atmospheric conditions on our own weather. The club members also visited the Adler Planetarium in Chicago. Since this past year was the first year for the Astronomy Club at Noll High, the members also considered the purchase of books in this field to aid them in the study of astronomy. Jim Christie was the first president of the club. Other student officers were Colleen Ward, vice-president; Aileen McGrath, secretary; and Don Short, treasurer. M. Patterson, A. Adamczyk, B. Wojcik, J. Sepiol, J Meister. Row 4: P. Seroczynski, T. Polisky, L. Enrico, B Sieiro, C. Ruberto, M. Thompson, J. Grafton, E. Zielas kowski, J. Keilman, G. Tatarek, A. Dubiak, G. Zale, A Chmiel, V. Dragovich, l. Nuccio, D. Adams, A. Hahn N. Fuss, E. Mullen. Row 5: J. Collie, J. Nau, T. Huds peth, J. Moylan, M. Kren, V. Callacci, S. Skawinski, D Owen, J. Duray, A. Susorney, J. Buser, J. Dougherty J. Hanula, J. McQuillan, J. Vassalo, D. Danka, N. Schutz A. Spoljaric, T. Judge, D. Eartly. 120 Row 1 : J. Wojcik, P. Dee, M. Klein, J. Dankanich, D. Short, A. McGrath, Sister Georgia, J. Christie, C. Ward, B. Moles, P. Knittel, N. Burnham, J. Gibney. Row 2: R. Gulassa, P. Titus, B. Selvaggi, L. Lorenty, M. Chado, R. Beloshapka, B. Baum, B. Baltes, S. Prochaska, R. Szot, C. Verdeyen, S. Pavlon, R. Dapach, N. Cloghessy, M. Shapley, B. Kick, B. Gavura, A. Roczkowski, C. Hepner, J. Chigas, P. Burke, C. Kubacki. Row 3: C. Tomaszew- ski, P. Logan, J. Lasowski, L. Trojanowski, D. Melyon, J. Austgen, P. Herrman, J. Herod, L. Garris, M. Gonsio- rowski, J. Smentkowski, M. Hanus, E. Veeck, R. Pyke, TRI-OPUS Students pursuing a commercial course and maintaining a minimum of at least a B average in the subjects of Shorthand, Typing , and Bookkeeping are eligible for membership in the Tri-Opus Club. Throughout its seventeen years of existence at Noll, the main purpose of this club has been to foster a Christian attitude in the world of business. By employing the means of lectures, demonstrations, and movies per¬ taining to their particular subjects, the members are able to learn the how , why , and when in regard to the application of this attitude. During the meetings the members also gain practical experience in their field of endeavor. Sister Gabrielita is sponsor of the Tri-Opus Club. The student officers are Joan Dudek, president; Carol Kuicsar, vice-president; Janice Kochis, secretary; and Sylvia Avalos, treasurer. Row 1: T. Vichuras, P. Raczkowski, D. Wirth, M. Lew- andowski, C. Kuicsar, J. Dudek, J. Kochis, S. Avalos, B. Schneider, M. Bach, M. Fic, T. Geiger. Row 2: D. Grundy, V. Rohrman, M. Mikluski, B. Wachowiak, M. Pelczar, J. Chigas, J. Murphy, P. Laws, J. Sharkey, B. Jamroz, G. Buckley, M. Daniel. Row 3: P. Duralski, R. Geiger, S. Tyson, B. Ross, G. Kosinski, J. Zawislak, R. Goguslawski, L. Krieg, M. Rettig, J. Scherer, C. Moss, E. Tomcik, H. Pieczykolan, J. Mulholland. Row 4: G. Kolodziej, M. Losinski, R. Medvecz, A. Scherschel, M. Bodnar, S. Sanders, J. Larson, S. Skarbek, G. Keck, M. Collins, M. Zralka, M. Vickrey, V. Spak. 121 WARRIOR STAFF The Warrior, the school newspaper, is an integral part of the Noll Spirit. It represents the students ' interests and helps cultivate a spirit of loyalty and cooperation. The staff is made up of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who are taking Journalism in school or have had previous experience working on the newspaper. The editor, Judy Habrych, and staff members take an active part in all activities and keep the students up-to-date on the current events of Noll High. Th Warrior is produced monthly with the help and guidance of Sister Georgia, the faculty sponsor, and each issue completely attains the purpose, namely, an individual salute to Noll Spirit. Row 1: M. Topa, B. Kramer, J. Habrych, Sister Georgia, P. Moylan, C. Bonner, P. Hoffman, J. Rohrman. Row 2: P. Lehmann, P. Nau, M. Melyon, B. Kutkowski, S. Prochaska, J. Chigas, A. McGrath, J. Austgen, D. McShane. Row 3: J. Papay! J. Della Rocco, J. King, A. Chmiel, J. Czajkowski, J. Pongress, J. Plenus, M. Mur¬ phy, R. Szot. 122 Row 1: J. Della Rocco, J. Mulholland, R. Ennis, M. Hauer, Father Seimetz, J. Kochis, M. Berthold, M. Bach. Row 2: P. Lehmann, D. Wirth, R. Reger, P. Moylan, C. Matthews, T. Vichuras, T. Scherer, C. Natale, J. Lewis. Row 3: M. Urbanek, J. Habrych, J. Plenus, B. Kramer, R. LaReau, J. King, T. Marciniak, S. Skarbek, C. Skalka. MARQUETTE STAFF The yearbook of Noll High serves as a literary and pictorial record of the events of the current school year. The Marquette Staff compiles, edits, and produces the annual which contains a permanent record of the faculty and student body, the athletic and extra-curricular activities, and all other memorable events. The processing of a yearbook of these dimensions is a tedious task, requiring many hours after school for its production. Father Seimetz is the faculty adviser to the Marquette Staff, chosen exclusively from the seniors who volunteer their services. The co-editors. Bob Ennis and Mary Arden Hauer, express special thanks to Father Bach and the Camera Club for their many hours spent in photographic work for the 1957 Marquette. Row 1 : K. Younkers, B. Bednarczyk, R. Brownewell, L. Farris, C. Pitrowski. Row 2: V. Torres, W. Gruca, J. Magliocca, R. Luniewski, D. Sobolewski, A. Krane, S. Norris, P. Kasper, M. Barton. Row 3: M. Collison, A. Hughes, J. Brehm, P. Lee, J. Zelanik, V. Dragovich, K. McCarthy, C. Anzur, J. Della Rocco, Mr. Mooney. Row 4: T. Shatuck, J. Maio, B. Toporek, J. Osmulski, J. McBride, D. Laszlo, M. Murphy. Row 5: M. Daniel, M. Hile, S. Keilman, I. Rodriguez, C. Korbel, S. Mary- noski, C. Budny, J. Wahlers, F. Zimmerman. Row 1 : J. Warner, S. Grgurich, M. Weber, D. Bell, D. Zawislak. Row 2: E. Green- burg, S. Manakas, C. Rodriguez, D. Smith, I. Pelachik, T. Cross, L. Groff, N. Papp, M. Sterling. Row 3: J. Gonzalez, H. Zabinski, W. Kozubal, B. Costello, M. Becerra, C. Sipple, D. Hittle. Row 4: M. Beem, E. Fogarty, F. Gutierrez, D. Cercone, S. Borozan, J. Kolb, D. Rossin, C. Huber. Row 5: T. Kalicky, J. Jackson, C. Stettin, M. Jakupcak, C. Stewart, K. Pukala, J. Waller, R. Furmos. SENIOR CHORAL CLUB Row 1: T. Boyle, J. Scholl, J. Murphy, P. O ' Dowd, K. Murray, J. Lewis, C. Natale, B. Lindahl, J. Csicsko, J. Hap, C. Richter, J. Nauracy, J. Locasto, J. Christie, B. Husarik. Row 2: M. Urbanek, K. Maginot, M. Hauer, M. Dunn, M. Topa, T. Vichuras, M. Lasics, M. Pelczar, M. Bach, N. Dubravich, L. LaMere,, R. Ramesh, F. Hayes, R. Michna. Row 3: B. Gawlikowski, B. Schwenk, J. Kolb, J. Krol, S. St. Mary, C. Creslo, M. Kilarski, J. Baum, Y. Gahagan, M. Gasior, F. Bogner, J. Koscielniak, T. Clark, J. Vass, M. Wise, B. Wides. Row 4: D. Mar- latt, C. Skalka, J. Kelly, J. Clune, P. Masidonski, P. Constant, B. Polito, J. Zimmer, P. Stark, S. Sanders, S. Skarbek, M. Becerra, B. Szumlas, A. Burkett, K. Mantel. JUNIOR CHORAL CLUB Row 1 : R. Vilutis, T. Geiger, C. Ward, N. Quasney, S. Kinnane, E. Bouzas, M. Ortiz, J. Sedlak, K. Mellon, D. Calderone, R. Shy, P. Knittel, J. Sanders. Row 2: K. Gober, M. Chado, P. Bradtke, S. Prochaska, B. Baum, D. Bell, N. Burnham, B. Gaura, J. Kozlowski, J. Bridg¬ man, B. Ross, B. Baltes, D. Vinzani, R. Vinzani. Row 3: G. Liesenfelt, N. Hensley, H. Hiltrop, F. Grembowicz, M. Lush, M. Shapley, G. Knight, M. Ficko, M. Mantel, D. Doffin, L. Massa, L. Enrico, R. Strode. Row 4: M. Cataldi, C. Cergizan, G. Chmielewski, S. Primmer, J. Kowandy, G. Thomas, J. Companik, O. Losinski, N. Hartman, M. Bell, G. Chester, M. Martin, R. Polliski. 127 MEN ' S CHOIR i .Men ' s Choir consists of all the male members of the Senior njb and engages chiefly in liturgical music. It is becoming more idVWore established as a vital part of Noll ' s Music Department. Under a Competent direction of Father Melevage, the choir provides the music the Senior Baccalaureate Mass held each year at St. Joseph ' s Church, hlammond. This year the choir was especially privileged in augmenting the Priests ' Diocesan Choir at the consecration of the Most Reverend Andrew Grutka, D.D., first Bishop of the newly established diocese of Gary. Row 1: J. Scholl, R. Ramesh, M. llrbanek, R. Schwenk, K. Maginot, T. Boyle, D. Marlatt, J. Locasto, C. Skalka, R. Trgovich, J. Kolb. Row 2: M. Wise, R. Michna, D. Hahn, J. Voss, B. Wides, E. Szumlas, A. Burkett, J. Clune, K. Mantel, J. Christie, B. Gawlikowski, J. Kelly, B. Husarik. c c c c C£C 128 AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS Henri, Count de Corneville Grenicheux, a Sailor Gaspard, a Mixer Bailti, Governor. Germain. Serpolette Gertrude. Manette. Martin Becerra, Jerry Locasto John Clune, Clement Skalka Gerald Scholl, Joseph Vass William Gawlikowski, Ken Mantel Frances Bognar, Joan Hap Yvonne Gahagan, Terri Vichuras Marge Lasics, Pat O ' Dowd Linda LaMere, June Murphy Ann Such, Cathy Natale, Janice Vargo Cecilia Cergizan, Natalie Burnham, Frances Grombowic’ lists Martha Dunn, Mary A. Hauer, Michael Urbanek .Father Melevage Sister M. Edith Sister M. Rosaiia Sister M. Gabrielita Dancers