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

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CATHOLIC CENTRAL’S STUDENT BODY Knees bending at Mass . . . preparing assignments . . . stand- ing in the lunch line . . . visiting the chapel and grotto . . . . . . studying for six weeks . . . tests. BuUeTirt 5 «» -d few. n. cWmifc i y rry MT71T C.n r »f£TS 1eti.lt. yv0 ,Tt £ Sr A to PXXT 5m C LoB -Pt-ny or+ on . f CATHOLIC CENTRAL’S ACTIVITIES Shuffle of feet at dances . . . display of talent at Amateur Show meetings of the clubs . . . band music at half time . . conducted tour through the Museum of Science and Industry fllwi-f Ws »s TBLE.nr fjiTUoLi yP»rTsMHNSHiv ' CATHOLIC CENTRAL’S ATHLETICS Four rahs for the team . . . strike one . . . double dribble . . off side . . . “We want 60” . . . School Song.

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SSSj wiHel-ito CATHOLIC EDUCATION AS A BUILDER The structure of Christian society resembles a brick wall. Individual Christians are the bricks. The unifying mortar of religion is the cement which binds them together. With blue prints provided by Holy Mother, the Church, Catholic education sets out to create a strong Christian society through strong individual members. Catholic education is a builder. It builds character. It builds moral stamina. It builds tomorrow ' s citizens. It builds Christians. Yes, Christians — “strong and perfect Christians and soldiers of Jesus Christ.” BRICK DONORS A I Miesch A1 Miesch |oe Mudro Eugene Wrzalinski Eugene Wrzalinski Mary A. Reinert Mary A. Reinert Charlotte Blankenburg Charlotte Blankenburg Ed Wilk Ed Wilk Bill Echard Bill Echard Ed Beiriger Ed Beiriger Lucy Connellv Lucy Connelly Florence Bnda Florence Buda Loretta Echterling Loretta Echterling Eleanor Rijowski Eleanor Rijowski Theresa Lignar Theresa Lignar Joan Schuman Ray Humpfer Jim Germick Joan Schuman Don Mika Adele Fillebeck Shirley Tilton Don Mika Jane Fillebeck Ray Beiriger Dora Ruzzini Eileen Dubs Ginny Monczka Dora Ruzzini Luella Dragus Ginny Monczka Matt Kerger Bill McMillen Lillian Dubczak Elizabeth Niksich Bill McMillen Lillian Dubczak Norma Krause Anita McGuire Marjorie Dahl Mary Benack a Anita McGuire Jim Connors Joan Zoller Herman Radzwicki Ix uie Lepacek Doris Atkinson Veronica Sestakauckas Louie Lepacek Chester Ziemniak Lucy Peiffcr Harry LeRoy Myma Johnson Gerry Kramer Harry LeRoy Mel Donnelly Gerry Kramer Rudy Klobuchar Frank Machnikowski Marcella Mooney Rudy Klobuchar Marge Dixon Jim Zimmerman Leanord Malinowski Evelyn Kritzer Herb Smith Leanord Malinowski Evelyn Kritzer Joe Beiriger Bob Austgen lackie Filan Don La Mere Bob Austgen Frank Hoess Don La Mere Erwin Morweiser Joe Semancik Jerome Gross Erwin Morweiser Tom Halton Virginia Peifer Pat Knight Ed Gozdecki Virginia Peifer Pat Knight Ed Gozdecki Jack McDonagh Ray Humpfer Tom Dalton Marilyn Dubs

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Top row (left to right): Edmund Kachnowski, USMS; bom, Nov. 16, 1925; died, Sept. 15, 1944. James Chine, USX; bom, Oct. 4, 1923; died, Dec. 13, 1944. Michael Dermody, USN; bom. Sept. 5, 1925; died. May 16, 1944. A1 Stanek, USA; bom. May 31, 1922; died, Dec. 7, 1944. Ed Sulicz, USA; bom. May 9, 1924; died, Jifne 14, 1944; Thomas Thomson, USAC; bom, March 28, 1918; died, March 24, 1944. Bottom row (left to right): Thomas Kennedy, USA; bom, June 11, 1923; died, Jan. 29, 1945. Frank MaGuire, USA; bom, Dec. 13, 1919; died, Sept. 8, 1944. Jack Coleman, USA; bom, June 11, 1922; died, Dec. 23, 1944. Eugene Murphy, USN; born, Nov. 28, 1925; died. Aug. 29, 1944. Charles Miller, USA; bom, March 14, 1915; died, Nov. 15, 1942. Irvin Alger, USAC; bom, Oct. 18, 1926; died, Dec. 7, 1944. Michael Spiegel, USA — Albert Muschelewicz, USA 10