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

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J2 emord HEILI, ROBERT; Bob “Happy birthday, dear Heili. Basketball III, IV; Baseball I, II, III, IV. “In eourtesy he finds his chief interest. Band I, II, III. HILL, THOMAS; Ace “Nearly all great men are dead — feel ill myself.” Dramatics II; Class Officer IV. HISEY, JACK; Buck “He gave his heart to logic long ago. Football I, II, III, IV; Choral Club I, II, III, IV; Dramatics I, II, III, IV; CSMC Presi- dent; Class Officer I, II, III; Oratory III, IV; Monogram Club. HOLLAND, BERNICE “A friend to all who know her. Transferred — St. Mary ' s III; Basketball IV; Choral Club IV. HOLMAN, BERNARD A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays, and confident tomorrowis. Football I, II; Baseball I, II, III, IV; Basketball I. JACKOWSKI, ANTHONY; Tony “ With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come. Football III, IV; Baseball III, IV; Basketball I; Monogram Club. JANOVSKY, FRANK “Life is too sweet to waste time studying. Football I, III, IV; Baseball I, ill. IV; Student Manager III; Monogram Club. JAROSZ, HENRY; Hank A dosed mouth catches no flies. Tri-Opus Club. frr JOYCE, IRENE “The kind of girl about whom you read, in scholarship she takes the lead. Transfer — Mercy II; Dramatics II. ( 12 )

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DANAHER, ROBERT; Danny Great persons are able to do great kindnesses. Marquette Business Manager; Baseball III. QLaJijJ DRAPEAU, RUTH A girl with ' smile. Marquette Business Manager; Basketball I, II, III; Choral Club III; Dramatics III, IV; Class Officer I, III; French lub President. EK, EDWARD; Ed here is great ability in knowing how to conceal one’s ability.” Football III, IV; Basketball I, II, III, IV; Baseball I, II, III, IV; Monogram Club. FLECK, RALPH; Speedy Not lazy, just restful. Football II, III, IV; Monogram Club. GALIK, LUCILLE ‘Literary field her destina- tion.” Band I, II; Tri-Opus Club. GASKEY, ROBERT; Bob “A quiet seeker after knowl- edge. Dramatics II, IV. emorS GINTHER, JAMES; Jimmie “A fellow of uncoined con- stancy.” Marquette Business Manager; Football II, III, IV; Tri-Opus Officer; Monogram Club; Choral Club III, IV; Dra- matics II, III, IV. GNERLICH, ANNA MAE; Rusty “ Her heart is like the moon ever changing , and there’s always a man in it.” Basketball I, II. HALL, NORMA A good heart never changes but keeps its course truly. Basketball IV; Dramatics II. HAYES. PHYLLIS “Nice to look uffn, witty to listen to” Basketball I, II HI. IV; Dra- matics I, IV; CSMC Officer; Choral Club III; G. A. A. ; Merne hurry f H ' hat’ll I do I get there f” HEILI, GLADYS She may be blond, but she isn’t dumb.

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KASPER, LILLIAN KOLSUT, SABINA This little girl is fair and good, and always does the things she should.” Tri-Opus Club. KELLEY, ROBERT; Bob ' ■ Good in any Easter Parade. Football I, III, IV; Basketball III; Dramatics I, II, IV; Tri- Op u s Officer; Monogram Club; Class Officer III. KIERNAN, JAMES; Jim He is as full of valor as of k i n d n ess, primarily in both.” Choral Club III, IV; Dramatics I, II, III. KINGSTON, ROBERT; Bob I was born for higher things.” Baseball I, II, III, IV. KMIECIK, EDWARD; Skippy “Veni, Vidi, Vici. Football I, II, III, IV; Mono- gram Club. KOLB, GERALD; Jerry “There are occasions and causes — why — and — wherefore — in all things. Band I, II, III, IV; Orchestra IV; Choral Club III, IV; Dra- matics III, IV. ( 13 ) “Unassuming, wise as a sage, she’d be a lady at any age.” Transferred — St. Joseph III; Class Officer III. KROL, FLORIAN; Rabbit “It ' e few, we happy few, we band of brothers. Football III; Basketball III; Baseball I, II, III. Ia. i { KULICK, CLARENCE - res a good time com IV; Class Officer I. l- Football II. LAWRENCE, THOMAS; Tom “Next stop — Robertsdale.” Choral Club III, IV; Dramatics III, IV. LISZCZAK, MARY “A good heart is worth gold. Basketball III, IV. LOBODZINSKI, STANLEY; Stosh Love me — love my Nash. Band IV. 3 eniorS