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

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SENIORS McSHANE, JAMES Mirk . . . Quote: Gosh, I’m won- derful, and cute, too ... unquote . . . a werry, werry good football player . . . and we do mean wary . . . and he upheld the honor of the Warriors in baseball, too. MARKS, BETTY JANE Marksie . . . one never knows what to expect . . . impulsive sort . . . takes everything in her stride . . . generous. MANION, THOMAS Mouldy . . . Nov schmoz ka pop? . . . a cartoonist with a humorous twist . . . takes the world a long time to recognize a genius . . . but he’ll wait . . . football team . . Choral club. McHUGH, JEANNETTE Muggsie ... she is gentle that doth gentle deeds . . . she trebled in the Choral club for several years . . . played basketball for a while . . . one swell gal. MILLER, BERNICE Red . . . collects pennants for a hobby . . . she’s got coily hair . . . must’ve eaten a lot of crusts . . . goes in for sports . . . basketball . . . skating . . . tennis. MUDRO, HALL1E Mike . . . nice to look upon, witty to listen to . . . gal of great dramatic ability . . . class secretary of ’3 8 and ’39 ... a basketball player . . . Choral club for 3 years . . . everybody’s friend. MULLOY, ARLENE Smiling Irish eyes . . . Choral club member for a couple of years . . . a fine speaker . . . she has red hair . . . and a good sense of humor . . . took part in several of Central’s plays. NOWAK, JOSEPH Joe ... his main characteristic — a good natured smile . . . very obliging person . . . backstage hand . . . of much ability ... in fact, stage manager of all Central ' s plays. PAUNICKA, VENDLE Tranquil people accomplish much . . . transferred from St. Joe’s when a soph . . . starred in varsity basketball. PHELAN, BETTY JANE She’s purty good at amateur photog- raphy . . . showed her dramatic ability in Growing Pains . . . Vocational Guild . . . favorite color: blue . . . and wears it well. PLACE, ROGER Words are women, deeds are men . . . tall and rather quiet . . . taking up where Marconi left off. POLITO, SALVADORE Sal . . . peppered with humor . . . can sing Italian opera ... his brilliant head was frequently seen galloping down the football field . . . referring of course to his red hair . . . president of the Choral club. Page Fourteen

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KE1LMAN, RAYMOND Windy ... he conducted a round table forum daily with little or no encouragement ... he likes baseball . . . but definitely. MNEL, EDWARD Scblizjycha . . . give me some water, check the oil and tires, wipe the windshield . . . and oh! yes! a gallon of gas” . . . tall . . . give thy thoughts no tongue . . . and he doesn’t. KMEICIK, ERVIN Ootcby . . . O pshaw!” . . . football . . . basketball . . . base- ball . . . track ... a true athlete . . . likes French . . . and hot dogs. KONA, ELEANORE Boots . . no one is sad around her long ... if you just won’t get happy at her jokes she’ll give you laughing gas . . . determined gal . . . good basketball player. LANNON, REGINA Jean . . . she’s a marty fine gal . . . received a ribbon in a national typing contest . . . she’s got purty golden locks . . . musically in- clined . . . being both a choral club member and a trombone player. LEBRYK, FRANCES Fran ... if all were as quiet as she — what a heaven the assembly would be . . . plays the piano well . . . Vocational Guild . . . boon companion of Ronnie and Celc. KELLY, JOHN Bud ... he speaks with the wit of the Irish ... a moving spirit in the Camera club . . . cooperative . . . an accomplished orator . . . traveled to Notre Dame to the Wrangler’s contest. KLOSKY, CLARENCE Iggy . . . I’m a lone lorn critter, and everything goes contrarily with me . . . makes prize winning snap- shots . . . Vocational Guild member and on the baseball team . . . droll. KOLB, ROBERT R. J. . . . silent as the stars, and oh! how he shines ... on the pessimistic side . . . would have everybody believe he’s an old bear . . . but we know better . . . Server’s Guild . . . part in senior play. KOZNICKI, ALBERT A ... a tall, quiet gent with a quizzical smile ... he blows a lot in the band ... he has to, cause he plays a bass horn . . . delights to converse in French. I.AUERMAN, LUCIAN Lou . . . dear old Andy . . . the school cynic . . . ten o’clock scholar . . . sometimes he doesn’t even show up . . . Camera club. MAGER, MARGARET Marge ... a good friend of the chewing gum industry . . . Bee- man’s brand . . . always keeps her pretty hair in nice order . . . cheerful opposite of silence. Page Thirteen

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RAMSAY, MARGARET Rums ... to insure peace of mind occasionally forgets rules and regu- lations ... a warbler of the alto variety . . . class officer 3 8, 39 . . . the girl has poisenality . . . Mammy” in senior play. REYNOLDS, MARY FRANCIS Frankie . . . never quiet very long . . . Choral club for several years . . . secretary of class in 3 8 . . . delights in playing French Lexicon in the club. RISCH, MARION I’m just a little sunbeam . . . carried on her athletic career on th Crown Point bus . . . her enemies could be put in a thimble. SANCYA, LOUIS Louie . . . just a little boy g rowed up . . . his middle name is George . . . and he likes ice cream cones . . . he was a great asset on the football team. SCHILLING, DOROTHY The president of the Vocational Guild . . . has a charming way about her that endears her to all . . . tall . . . enthusiastic. SCHNEIDER, RUTH An excellent organizer . . . knows w ' hat she wants and usually gets it . . . sounds like a character analysis . . . Choral club . . . Vocational Guild. SENIORS REGAN, STELLA Stell . . lives across the street and takes part in all activities . . . basketball player on the girls’ team for four years . . . Choral club . . . and French club vice-president. RICHWALSKI, ADELINE Dell . . . musical minded . . . plays an accordian with oh, so much rhythm . . . don’t know what the Choral club will do without her . . . le ccrclc Francais . . . dramatist. SADJYK, FRANCES Fran . . . she is one of those rare girls who say little . . . and think much . . . she is an advocate of shorter school hours . . . and longer luch periods. SCHAERTL, PAULINE Polly . . . sugar and spice and everything nice, that’s what little girls are made of . . . Choral club for three years . . . usually wears a good natured smile. SCHLOER, MARGARET Margie . . . one of the schools rip- roaring tomboys . . . commands attention wherever she goes . . . ever ready to help anyone out . . . popular. SCHOLL, VIRGINIA Shollie . . . she may be a blonde but she isn’t dumb . . . has a soprano voice . . . and sings in the Choral club . . . she is just a little gal . . . w r hen she used to play basketball she never got a toss-up. Page Fifteen