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

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ROW 1 — Mrs. W. Danaher, Mrs. W. O ' Keefe, Mrs. J. Ginther, Mrs. F. Einsele. ROW 2 — Mrs. C. Hisey, Mrs. J. Peika, Mrs. P. Crowe, Mrs. R. Oltz. And so, as the school year of 1940-1941 fades away into the background, we find it time to bring to the listening audience news of the activities of the Catholic Central Mothers ' Club. Their first project was a Tag Day which was sponsored by the outgoing and incoming officers. . . . This was followed by a shower given for the Sisters in November. . . . The club then sponsored the Family Day Dinner in January and the annual Library Tea in April. . . . The members successfully managed the refreshment and miscellaneous booths at the ba- zaar, helped the Men ' s Club with the Athletic Banquet. Those heading the program activities are: President — Mrs. W. Danaher Vice-President — Mis. W. O ' Keefe Secretary — Mrs. J. Ginther Treasurer — Mrs. F. Einsele Leaving this crew in the control room, (or the new year. Senior Mother — Mrs. C. Hisey Junior Mother — Mrs. J. Peika Sophomore Mother- — Mrs. P. Crowe Freshman Mother — Mrs. R. Oltz bid farewell with best wishes for success ( 29 )

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Mr. J. Drapeau, Mr. P. Coleman, Mr. P. O ' Toole The Men ' s Club under the able leadership of Mr. Joseph Drapeau, President; Mr. Philip Coleman, Vice-President; and Mr. P. O ' Toole, Secretary -Treasurer, have completed another successful year in benefiting Central through various activities. Striking an unusual note in their gatherings, the club invited the Mothers ' Club to en- joy joint meetings. The enthusiasm for this idea was shown by the large attendance. The high point was the Athletic Banquet, February 16, with Mai Elward, athletic di- rector and football coach of Purdue University, as guest spsaker. Mr. James McShane was chairman of the banquet. Efficient cooperation is given by the men in making the Spring Festival a very pros- perous and most enjoyable affair. We thank the men interested in Central for all they have done for us — we are proud of them. ( 28 )

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RCW I- — R. Fenstermaker, R. Hufford, M. Connelly, C. Schreiner. ROW II — E. Schreiner. ALUMNI . . . The program of graduates . . . their leaders and staff are all from Cen- tral ' s ranks of past students. This year ' s broadcast is headed by Robert Fenstermaker, Pres- ident; Rita Hufford, Vice-President; Mary V. Connelly, Secretary; Clarence Schreiner, Treas- urer. Clarence took over the duties of his brother Edward, who was called for selective service. Leading the list of their social activities is the homecoming given in October. ... At the game, dinner, and dance Central was a metropolis for both old and new faces. . . . Another big event was the Alumni Christmas formal — which is an annual affair. In April the Calumet Cosmos, the alumni newspaper, celebrated its Birthday with a dance titled Cos- mos Birthday Ball. ... At the bazaar their booth added to the enjoyment of all and here and there familiar figures of those loyal Central supporters could be seen. . . . Another ar- ticle on their social program was a skating party held in January. . . . Different activities sponsored during the year completely filled their successful schedule. As we say good-bye to this part of our radio broadcast, . . . we, the Seniors, say hello to the growing ranks of the alumni. ( 30 )