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

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oa o n Am ROW 1— Alishio, Angel, Arnold, Barlz, Berkowicz, Bogusz, Bohling, Bonneau, Borowski, Bos- singer, Breese, Broviak. r ‘ROW 2— Bubala, Buring, Bury, M. Coleman, R. Coleman, Connor, Cygan, Dalton, Daniels, Dixon, Dubs, Dudek. ROW 3 — G. Dzurovchak, P. Dzurovsak, Einsele, Engleton, Ensweller, Fisher, Galinac, Gnerlich, Golden, Grabowski, Greski, Gundy. ROW 4 — Hammond, Hanlon, Harpster, Hofbauer, Huss, Jackson, Jarosz, Joseph, Joyce, Julian, Kaprocki, Koronowski. ROW 5 — Kasper, Keegan, Kiernan, Klocek, Knight, Kohl, Kovach, Kowalski, Krol, Kukula, Lach, LaMere. ROW ROW 6 Lanham, Lauerman, Lawlnce, Lebryk, Lobodzinski, Lukaseski, Lynch, Maginot, Manion, McMillen, McShanevMeicfr. 7 — Miller, Millstead, M. Moran, M. Moran, Moser, Mount, Mudro, Murphy, O ' Keefe, Paunicka, Pavlik, Pawlak. ROW 8 — Paylo, Peiffer, Pelka, Polito, Prusiecki, Quinn, Radigan, Rak, Rakich, Ratajczak, Rychowski, Scherer. ROW 9 — Schumm, Schultz, Schutkovske, Sipos, Sowa, Stanek, Stankovich, Stommel, Streeter, S. Stryczek, V. Stryczek, M. Sullivan. ROW 10 — J. Sullivan, Tumedalsky, Urban, VanValkenburg, Vuich, Wachter, Wirtz, Wleklinski, Zabrecky, Zarych, Zatorski, Zellers. ! (21

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At, o during the uniors Station CCHS on your dial at 1941 kilocycles present a most energetic and ambitious group — the Juniors of the CCHS network. They chose as their leaders for the year: JUNIOR A President — Anna Mae Zellers Vice-President — William Julian Secretary — Bernard Wirtz Treasurer — Colleen Hanlon JUNIOR C President — Leo Radigan Vice-President — Margaret Coleman Secretary — Thomas Quinn Treasurer — Marguerite Keegan JUNIOR B President — Geraldine Peiffer Vice-President — Julian Rychowski Secretary — Rita Huss Treasurer — Joseph Alishio JUNIOR D President — Charles Joseph Vice-President — Marie Rakich Secretary— Frank Borowski Treasurer - Julia Dudek Your familiar program guide, the Hi-Lite, which it is their privilege to edit, is under the able direction of co-editors, Rosemary Coleman and Bernard Wirtz. The names of Juniors have graced the honor roll and programs of the operetta Icha- bod Crane ' and other dramatic presentations heard over this same network. Many, too, have won laurels in various organizations: the band, orchestra, Choral Club, Tri-Opus Club and the Mission Crusade. Jerry Dalton and Julian Rychowski won first and second place respectively in the ora- torical elimination for the Wranglers ' contest at Notre Dame. Two great social successes presented by the Juniors were the Spook Spree, a Hal- lowe ' en dance, and a Winter Ice Skating Party. They have also won laurels in athletics and have helped to effect many a victory for CCHS. Announcer — Barbara Meich

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lAJe f- reAent — the Soph omoreA v -The first program of the never-resting Sophomores was the election of class officers. SOPHOMORE A SOPHOMORE B President — Donald McKinney Vice-President — Mary Lou Ginther Secretary — Helene Doyle Treasurer — Roy Clark President — Tom Crowe Vice-President — Betty Jo Reis Secretary — Helen Daniels Treasurer — Roy Carrubba SOPHOMORE C President — Dorothy Kennedy Vice-President — James Forsythe Secretary — Peggy Halton Treasurer — Ray Hill The cast of the annual operetta included many of the members of the members of the Sophomore class. Rose Therese Schneider, Dorothy Kennedy, and William Schutkovske ap- peared in major roles. The dramatic abilities of the Sophomores were further shown in the presentation of short skits for the mission meetings. Joseph Juszkewicz, who has shown decided talent as an impersonator, received first prize in Central ' s annual Amateur Show. Their representative in the Mission Crusade was Richard Blaney, who held the office of treasurer. In the Class Volley Ball Tournament the Sophomore girls were awarded the title of champions. Announcer — Catherine Sockett