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

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Front row : R. Carlson, J. Bartcll, V. Dyba, C. Gargula, D. Fasan, M. Bucholz, M. Zimmerman, J. Vichuras. Second row : D. Schilling, W. Wadas, E. Heibcl, P. Thompson, N. Clusscrath, M. G. Hayes, l . Lebryk, M. Herod, I.. Zielinski, L. Zielinski, S. Victh, R. Lannon, R. Schnieder. Third row : J. Kelly, E. Carlson, J. Dvorscak, J. Hiscy, F. Badalli, P. Schweppc, T. Lawrence. Y. Manion, R. de St. Aubin, C. Klosky, L. Polito, J. Eder, Rev. A. J. Junk. CHORAL BAND CHORAL CLUB A blending of voices, now rising, now falling, makes us feel that we arc somewhere on the edge of heaven, a group of angels floating around in celestial sound. Then the voices stop and we find we are in good old Central, which I don’t believe has been called heaven, nice as it is. And we, alas, find ourselves not angels by quite a margin. Was it all a dream? But no, we discover that there were beautiful voices, those belonging to our Choral Club under the excellent guidance of Rev. Father Junk and Sister M. Sophia. BAND Central’s band under the direct on of Mr. Victor Sarvello has proved itself one of the most active institutions of the school. The group appeared at several programs amid the tumultous applause of the spectators. The band also provided color on the football field at various times. And they brought back second place prize in the Arch-diocesan Catholic Band and Orchestra Contest. A big space on the bulletin board for our band. Front row: W. Herrman, V. Barclli, J. Vichuras, J. Scherer, W. Julian, J. Kelly, R. Kolb, F. Kaprocki, N. Clusscrath, L. Galik, G. Kolb, T. Lawrence. Second row . R. Carlson, Shirley Vieth, T. Holman, R. Ruff, J. Krist, A. Koznicki, J. Schiier, E. Carlson, M. Jarchow, Mr. V. Sarvello.

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MENS CLUB Page Twenty-eight Mr. A. Hodor Mr. J. Hocss Secretary Vice-president Mr. J. Regan President The Men’s Club is an active body of men, fathers of students and others, who have the interests of Catholic Central at heart. The officers of the club are James Regan, president; Stanley Wleklinski, vice-president; Albert Hodor, secretary; John Hoess, treasurer. The Athletic Banquet, sponsored by the Men’s Club, and held on January twenty-sixth, was a huge success. The crowd of five hundred people, who attended, heard the inspiring words of Elmer Layden, of Notre Dame, on Loyalty.” Joe Benda, line coach at the college, accompanied Mr. Layden. Mr. Timothy P. Galvin acted as toastmaster. The Men’s Club also helped with the Homecoming and Spring Festival, sponsored by the Alumni, and the school; and, together with the Mothers’ Club, organized parents of Catholic Central students.

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SACRED HEART VOCATIONAL GUILD Central’s Sacred Heart Vocational Guild, an organization of long and honorable standing can look back again at a year of meritorious service. The purpose of the guild is to disseminate infor- mation among the members who are as yet un- certain about the course of their life work. Meetings were held usually during the week of the First Friday and at them the relative merits of the various fields of work were read and discussed. Valuable assistance was given by Rev. H. James Conway who is faculty sponsor. Club officers are Walter Wadas, Joseph Winkler, Joseph Hap, and Leo Wirtz. OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL GUILD Our Lady of Good Counsel Vocational Guild increased in number and extended its activities during the past year. The Guild contributed their monthly dues toward flowers and linens for the convent altar and for baskets of groceries at Christmas. Through the guidance of Sister Rose Gertrude the club discussed many different voca- tions including Nursing, Teaching and Religious Life. Qualifications in character for these vocations were also discussed. Officers elected were: Dorothy Schilling President Dorothy Hodor Vice-president Jeanette Moser — Secretary-treasurer C. S. M. C. The Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade carried on with its helpful activities this year. Under the leader- ship of Gerald Backe, the crusade centered its attention on collecting stamps and contributions for the mis- sions abroad and at home. Members of the different classes presented pro- grams on each First Friday. Other officers are: Evelyn Babinscak, Eleanor Koch and Leonard Kcilman, with Louis Sancya acting as program chair- man. BOYS’ GUILD J. Winkler, W. Wadas, J. Hap. Page T hirty