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

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Women’s Club President The Bishop Noll Mother’s Club, estab¬ lished in 1934, has always held a promi¬ nent place in our school activities. Follow¬ ing their motto, For God, Our Home, Our Sons and Daughters,” they have been largely successful in creating an attitude of mutual co-operation among student, parent, and faculty groups. Their activities have helped to make each year a success. Numbered among these activities are card parties, raffles, the annual pantry shower for the Sisters, and the Senior Baccalaureate Breakfast. Mrs. Hronsky has ably directed the club throughout the past year. The annual Spring Luncheon was the scene of the installation of officers for the school year 1961-62.

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Personnel Mrs. Dienes Cafeteria Chief Mrs. Bogner, Mrs. Gladdis, Mrs. Lichtle, Mrs. Callahan Cafeteria Staff Mr. Eugene Koczwara Chief Custodian

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Mrs. Frank Hronsky and Mr. Harold O’Malley pre¬ sent Sister Cecile Marie the keys to a 1962 station- wagon, purchased for the use of the sisters through the joint efforts of the Men ' s and Women ' s Clubs. HAROLD O ' MALLEY HERBERT RUETH Men’s Club Now in its twenty-fifth year the Bishop Noll Men ' s Club, founded by Father Con¬ way, continues to support the advancement of social and athletic activities. A closer relationship between parents, teachers, and students has been achieved throdugh their efforts. Membership is not limited to parents but is open to any man interested in Bishop Noll High School and its students. The Thanksgiving Turkey Bingo and the Easter Ham Bingo, the Smoker, the Athletic Banquet, and in more recent years the Pancake Breakfast have been success¬ fully sponsored by the Men ' s Club. Joint meetings of the Men ' s and Mother ' s Club are held periodically in an effort to co-ordinate the activities of these groups. VERNON MILLER Sophomore Vice-President JOHN SCHREINER JOHN M. MILLER