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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1947 volume:

The New Bishop Noll High Under the teafeship v o£ j Bishop John Francis Noll, D-D our principal, Rev. A. J. Jurd Board of Directors Most Rev. J. F. Noll, D.D., LL.D. Right Rev. E. J. Mungovan, P.A.V.G. Right Rev. F. J. Jansen Very Rev. J. Skrzypinski Very Rev. J. F. Connelly Very Rev. G. Moorman Reverend A. J. Junk Reverend E. N. Klein Revere nd R. A. Traub Reverend F. J. Melevage Reverend A. J. Zimmerman Mr. T. P. Galvin Mr. F. Hoess Mr. G. Hornett Mr. J. Julier . R. Schaub Ojua, (paJjwrL Father Marquette Two hundred and fifty years ago, Father Marquette, a Jesuit priest, explored the Mississippi River and the Great Lakes territory for France. He did work that was invaluable to the Church. He labored among the Calumet Indians in the region where Bishop Noll High School now stands. From Fr. Marquette they learned the principles of Catholicity. Today, these same principles are instilled in the students at Bishop Noll High by men and women who are the spir¬ itual descendants of Fr. Marquette. Our principal, Father Junk, leads them as Fr. Marquette led the mis¬ sionaries in his day. The curriculum of Bishop Noll High exemplifies the fact that the Church is still a leader in secular as well as religious mat¬ ters. Thus the ideals of our patron, Fr. Marquette, live on almost three centuries after his death. Faculty Coach R. Duax Sister Marie Jeanne, C.S.C. Sister M. Alma, C.S.C. Sister M. Raphaelita, C.S.C. Sister M. Severina, C.S.C. Sister M. Concilio, C.S.C. Sister M. Agneta, C.S.C. Sister M. Clarellen, C.S.C. Sister M. Victorine, C.S.C. Sister M. Francella, C.S.C. Ten 1946-47 Coach J. Keane Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister M. Rosa lima, C.S.C. j M. Danielita, C.S.cJ M. Josephita, C.S.C.. y M. Edward, C.S.C .M. Peter Julian, C.S.C. M. Reynalde, C.S.C. M. Rosalia, C.S.C. M. Violette, C.S.C. M. Eleanore, C.S.C. Eleven Senior Class Off icers In September, 1943, we eagerly awaited our new experience as high school stude nts. The opportunity was ours and it was up to us to prove our worth. In the field of athletics we were very well represented. Besides our regular studies, extra-curricular activities attracted us, for the Bi- Phy-Chem, Tri-Opus and Choral Club had many outstanding members from the class of ’47. Last year it was our privilege to have the school paper printed for the first time. Our big endeavor, the Junior-Senior Prom, ended our third year with another success. Now, as Seniors, we are ready to don caps and gowns; we have reached our ultimate goal for we have proved ourselves to be true leaders. With the joy of remembered success there will remain for us a pro¬ found sorrow that four of our classmates met their death through fatal accidents in our graduation year. Patricia Mold was struck by a car on her way to the tournament game during the Christmas holidays. Patricia Penny, John De Paoli, Michael Brillo, and a sophomore, Marilyn Buckley, were killed when the car in which they were riding was struck by a train. Twelve Valedictorian Graduating with top honors is Barbara Doyle, our Valedictorian. She is from All Saints Parish, Hammond. Noll has meant more to Barbara than just gaining an education, for she accepted the challenge of our extra-curricular activities and became a member of the Bi-Phy-Chem, Latin, G.A. A., Tri-Opus and Choral Clubs. She also served on the Hi-Lite and Marquette Staffs. Secretarial work interests Bar¬ bara and she plans to attend Busi¬ ness College after graduation. Salutatorian George Obsitnik, our Salutator¬ ian, ranks high in scholarship and leadership. His four years at Noll have been busy ones. The Bi-Phy- Chem claims George as a member, as do the Tri-Opus, Latin and French Clubs. His literary talents were displayed in the Hi-Lite on which he served as News Editor. George hopes to continue his education at Purdue where he in¬ tends to study engineering. He is a member of Holy Trinity Parish, Gary. Thirteen Bock, Ann Marie Saint Joseph, Hammond, Indiana. Bi-Phy-Chem 2 . . . Tri-Opus 3,4. Bogovich, Anthony Holy Trinity, East Chicago, Indiana. Transferred Johnstown, Penn¬ sylvania 4. Boos, Helen Saint Joseph, Hammond, Indiana. Tri-Opus 3,4 .. . Bi-Phy-Chem 2 . . . Latin Club 2. Bouzas, Pilar Saint Mary ' s Of The Lake, Miller, Indiana. Transferred. Froebel, Gary 2 . . . Tri-Opus 3.4 .. . Class Officer 3.4 .. . French Club 2,3 .. . Marquette 4. Branson, James Saint Joseph, Hammond, Indiana. Bi-Phy-Chem 3 . . . Football 1 . . . Class Officer 2. Brillo, Michael East Chicago, Illinois. Transferred. Roosevelt 3 . . Choral Club 3,4. Died, March 23, 1947. Buckley, Joan Saint Victor, Calumet City, Illinois. Transferred. Thorton Fractional 3 . . . Tri-Opus 3,4 .. . Choral Club 3,4. Bugaski, Therese Saint Adalbert. Whiting, Indiana. Transf erred. Clark 3; Tri-Opus 3,4 .. . Choral Club 3,4 .. . Op¬ eretta 3. Bydik, Rudy Whiting, Indiana. Transferred, Cleveland, Ohio. 3. Carlin, Barbara Holy Angels, Gary, Indiana. Transferred, Tolleston 2 ... Bi- Phy-Chem 2,4 .. . Choral Club 3.4 .. . G.A.A. 2.3.4 . . . Stu¬ dent Manager . . . Operetta 3. 1947 Carroll, Patricia Saint Victor, Calumet City, Illinois. Tri-Opus 3,4 .. . Bi-Phy Chem 2 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Hi-Lite 3 . . . Class Officer 1 . . . G.AA. Cataldi, Amy Hi-Lite co-Editor 3 . . . Tri-Opus 3,4 .. . Class Officer 2 . . . Bi- Phy-Chem 2 . . . Latin Club 2. Fifteen Christ, James Opus 3,4. r“ r; Dalton, Mary Ellen All Saints, Hammond, Indiana. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Bi-Phy-Chem eretta 3 . . . Marquette 4. Dennis, Dolores Saint Francis, East Chicago, Indiana. Bi-Phy-Chem 2,3,4, Officer 4 . . Marquette 4 . . . Class Officer 3,4 . . . Tri-Opus 3.4 .. . G.A.A. De Paoli, John All Saints, Hammond, Indiana. Tri-Opus 4 . . . Football 1,2 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Library Club 3. Died, March 23, 1947. De Vany, James Holy Angels, Gary, Indiana. Transferred, Horace Mann 3 . . . Bi-Phy-Chem 3.4 .. . Class Of¬ ficer 4 . . . C.C.M.C. President 4 . . . Choral Club 3,4. Diacek, William Saint John, Whiting, Indiana. Bi-Phy-Chem 2.3 .. . Baseball 1 . . . Basketball 1. Dohanyos, Angeline Doyle, Barbara Seniors 19 4 7 j)ujan Thomas S3 Sffilfii. Indiana. SM. Garfle,d 2 • • • to - Dybel, Francis Saint Adalbert, Will Dyer, Leona Seventeen Nondorf, James All Saints, Hammond, Indiana. Tri-Opus 3,4 .. . Bi-Phy-Chem 2 . . . Football 2,3,4 . . . Choral Club 3,4. Obstinik, George Holy Trinity, Gary, Indiana. Latin Club 2 . . . Class Officer 3 . . . Hi-I.ite 3 . . . Tri-Opus 3 . . . Bi-Phy-Chem 3,4 . . Sal- utatorian. O’Connor, Thomas Holy Angels, Gary, Indiana. Marquette co-Editor 4 . . . Bi- Phy-Chem 4 . . . Football 1.2,3.4 . . . Choral Club 3,4 .. . Oper¬ etta 3 . . . Class Officer 4. O’Donnell, Eileen Saint Luke, Gary, Indiana. Tri-Opus 3.4 .. . Choral Club 4. O’Donnell, Phyllis Saint Mary’s, East Chicago, Indiana. Bi-Phy-Chem 2 . . . Tri-Opus 3.4 .. . Choral Club 4 ... Li¬ brary Club 3. Olsen, Colette Saint Mary’s, East Chicago, Indiana. Bi-Phy-Chem 2 . . . Choral Club 3.4 .. . Tri-Opus 3,4. Parker, Ruth Sacred Heart, Whiting, Indiana. Tri-Opus 3.4 .. . Bi-Phy-Chem 2 . . . Marquette 4 . . . Choral Club 4 . . . Baseball 1 . . . G.A. A. 2,3,4 . . . Basketball 2,3,4 . . . 2.3.4 . . . Volleyball 1,2. Pazera, Eugene Sacred Heart, Gary, Indiana. Bi-Phy-Chem 2. 3,4 .. . Hi-Lite 3 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Class Officer 2. Penny, Patricia Holy Angels, Gary, Indiana. Tri-Opus 3,4, Officer 4 . . . Class Officer 1,2 .. . Hi-Lite 3 . . . Library Club 3 . . . G.A.A. 1 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Latin Club . . . Opj- 3,4 .. . Marquette 4. Died, March 23, 1947. Pfister, Eleanore Holy Angels, Gary, Indiana. Pikul, Walter s e n i o r s Twenty-four Top Picture: Geraldine Hovanec and Frank Watson study the Courtesy Board. JUNIOR A: Sponsor, Sr. M. Violette Bottom Picture: Row 1: I. Miller, V. Sonaty, M. L. Danaher, P. McNew, K. Filas, D. Luczak, R. Meyer, R. Ligda, I. Chojnacki. Row 2: F. Schuberg, L. Lacko, M. Moric, B. J. Stomp, A. M. Broviak, B. Soczyk, M. Koscielniak, C. Mika. Row 3: E. Korem, V. Premuda, J. Zellers, W. Huber, P. Clpowski, J. Pawlowski, J. McGuan, C. Reeise. Row 4: J. Horvath, P. Comerford, F. Ledbetter, G. Vasilko, J. Schuster, H. Feller, J. Conrad, D. Lauer, D. Kolberg, C. Halpin, J. Szrom. JUNIOR B: Sponsor, Sr. M. Alma Top Picture: Row 1: V. Baginski, R. Spiegel, D. Donko, J. White, A. Hensley, M. Keilman, M. J. Wallace, M. Kolina, P. Dean. Row 2: C. Pavol, G. Tresnowski, L. Clover, P. Hoess, M. J. Schneider, M. Schneider, N. Prevo, J. Elo. Row 3: M. Nealon, A. Magiera, A. Sawyer, C. Marks, E. Losinski, E. Zajdel, A. Zahora, J. Graham. Row 4: J. Kukuch, K. Bauer, W. Howat, J. Libauskas, F. Burdelak, J. Schaub, P. Hajduch, W. Mc¬ Cullough. JUNIOR C: Sponsor, Sr. M. Raphaelita Bottom Picture: Row 1: M. Williams, E. Berg, J. Davis, B. Stumpf, J. Larsen, P. Quinn, L. Pawlus, M. Morweiser, R. Bogusz. Row 2: T. Golobic, M. Vrabely, A. Babinec, S. Hnatko, J. Keiser, S. Moore, M. A. Bodie, L. V. Mach- nikowski, L. Maginot. Row 3: H. Bucholz, J. Keiser, J. Hoess, M. Holobowski, M. Hodor, T. Josway, K. Straka. Row 4: A. Paradzinski, R. Johnson, D. Gospodarek, J. Nowak, C. Moore, J. Jablonski, J. Bujna. Row 5: P. Richwalski, J. Brosseau, T. Klein, W. Kearney, R. Pawlowski, R. Greenwell, J. Plys, R. Lawson. JUNIOR D: Sponsor, Sr. M. Victorine Top Picture: Row 1: B. Ponos, M. Kasper, G. Kelly, I, Carr, M. A. Lasko, D. Schumacher, B. Carlin, C. Stull, G. Sucec. Row 2: H. Banyai, S. Hodupski, P. Anderson, S Rozina, V. Reischel, A. Homan, J. Dienes, P. Sabo, M. E. Doyle, P. Heffernon. Row 3: S. Pastor, T. Hoess, S. Soohey, W. Dafcik, E. Kaprocki, W. King, E. Collins, R. Tarney, M. Klein. Row 4: E. Drescher, S. Wleklinski, E. Anderson, D. Markovich, F. Opat, P. Lauerman, J. Wronko, D. Coleman. Row 5: A. Pazera, J. Deasy. JUNIOR E: Sponsor, Sr. M. Edward Bottom Picture: Row 1: M. Weigand, T. Vincent, T. Dybel, B. Shingler, E. Jarvis, B. Nondorf, I. Esola, G. Hovanec, K. Saviano. Row 2: L. Zajdel, J. Stanek, D. Gall, A. Franko, S. McHale, E. Pihulic, M. Smolen, B. Markey, S. Friel. Row 3: A. M. Ortiz, R. Rendina, J. Berg, J. Zic, J. Etter, P. Austgen, R. Velligan, A. Schrepfer, C. Senkowski, M. Huber. Row 4: G. Tierney, R. Swanson, R. Bernat, F. Hudec, A. Petrovich, T. Stimple, J. Connors, J. Patrick, W. Dudash. Row 5: J. McGuan, J. Costa, A. Adams, W. Gnerlich, R. Homcho. Thirty-two MARILYN BUCKLEY Calumet City died March 23, 1947 Top Picture, SOPHOMORE GEOMETRY CLASS: Siste instructor. Lower Picture, Sophomore D: Sponsor. Sr. Row 1: R. M. Palinca, S. Klocek, J. Babic. B. Chatas, V. Lipkovich, M. A. Klaas, D. Thompson. L. Carlin. Row D. Kulik. S. O ' Donnell, L. Scher, R. Kaprocki. M. Sch trican. D. Reinert, V. Rafalski. Row 3: W. Olson, W. M P Ayala, J. Hornak, C. McMahon, P. Hasselbring, D. Vi Row ' 4: J. Callahan. J. Fiedler, D. Polito. T. Sweeny. Hendron, R. Crossk. C. Coddington. Row 5: J. Schuster, k,urek, J. Fron, F. Jamroz. er M. Agneta M. Josephita M. Naughton Sulicz. J Skarja, S SOPHOMORE A: Sponsor, Sr. M. Concilio Top Picture: Row 1: J. Muskowski, L. Golembiewska, J. Fife, J. Gnerlich, D. Pandak, E. Carnowski, O. Garza, J. Klassen, V. Smith. Row 2: T. Worosz, J. Michalik, L. Ostrowski, B. A. Kopil, D. Helfen, T. Krieger, I. Rzepczynski, H. Reis, S. Lareau, P. Johann. Row 3: M. Homan, J. Liesenfelt, J. Pastrick, B. Kuzma, W. McCambridge, E. Mores, R. Garza, J. Govert, A. Puskac. Row 4: M. Pavlina, S. Stodola, R. Lukowski, F. Gradek, F. Tolowski, R. Salezynski, F. Hungelmann, J. Schreiber, J. Hoffman. Row 5: G. Badovich, R. Kuoa, R. Loftus, W. Richter, H. Adams. SOPHOMORE B: Sponsor, Sr. M. Rosalia Bottom Picture: Row 1: J. Allen, K. Taillon, A. Czapla, T. Zygowicz, J. Sicol, W. Echterling, J. Rozhon, I. Ragan, D. Drezynek. Row 2: D. Narusevich, M. Ochtun, D. Macko, V. Trepinski, D. Wohadlo, A. Drodz, E. Quinn, T. Nowak, J. Mack, J. Maginot. Row 3: J. Angyus, R. Simon, J. Doyle, E. West, G. Smith, J. Pavlik, L. Scott, J. Pribanich, M. Meyers. Row 4 : D. Ahlering, G. Batcho, R. Bell, J. Martin, J. Kras, E. Golab, M. Brandt, W. Kowalski, J. Robertson. SOPHOMORE C: Sponsor, Rev. A. Zimmerman Top Picture: Row 1: M. Sieverding, D. Humpfer, B. Weis, V. Torzewslci, G. Stark, B. Beckman, N. Barker, G. Raab, M. Filmon. Row 2: E. Geraitis, L. Korem, P. Ferrini, S. Lindberg, K. Thomas, M. A. Danko, D. Abraham, G. Kuzell. Row 3: A. Klamo, S. Yuhasz, J. Harris, P. Perez, R. Brown, N. Luna, J. Vrabel, J. O. Estrado, J. Der- mody. Row 4: J. Nauracy, E. Florek, W. Kearney, J. Elinkowski, A. Bosse, R. Buchi, J. Palenilc. SOPHOMORE G: Sponsor, Sr. M. Rosalima Bottom Picture: Row 1: V. Gr. etich, D. Shesler, H. Mihalov, J. Churosh, J. Dvorsack, R. Schaller, M. Bolalek, J. Cough¬ lin, B. Method. Row 2: C. Krol, L. Bolek, J. Valdez, E. Glowacki, F. Watson, R. Ader, W. Skomarowski, D. Szarmach, J. Orr. Row 3: T. Mathews, C. Fister, M. Piskol, J. Linn, J. Vadas, J. Kolodziej. Thirty-five Top Picture: SOPHOMORE E: Sponsor, Sr. M. Danielita Row 1: L. Jaeger, J. Rowan, V. Mancos, A. Kampmann, B. Zellers, M. Buckley, J. Kaiser, L. Ferus, A. Nealon. Row 2: R. Doktysz, M. Kammer, P. Yatsko, M. Hasara, R. Villarreal, V. Dlugopolski, M. Ga3Voda, G. Adams, C. Kalous, M. Maris. ! Row 3: T. Matovina, J. Knoerzer, J. Stull, A. Bottcs, N. Lange, D. Broderick, J. O’Toole, T. Schaub, A. Rendina. Row 4: M. Markert, H. Huss, T. Kaczmarek, J. Popadit h, E. Kondrat, J. Slamlcowski, L. Ostrowski, F. Horkavi, L. Kolbus. Row 5: J. Seyda, G. Grimmer, C. Schuster, F. Beslich, J. French, T. Manning, J. Bratina, J. Drapeau. Bottom Picture: SOPHOMORE F: Sponsor, Sr. M. Francella Row 1: M. Hill, P. Dermody, J. O’Donnell, L. Eckhoff, B. Daniels, L. Molchan, R. Psrczola, P. Smith, E. Mooney. Row 2: P. Ferree, L. Gervais, J. Karaft ' a, J. Benkovich, M. Hartlerode, Y. Rovai, L. Sarnecki, A. Makar, S. Drewno, D. Gobek. Row 3: R. Enright, L. Wartman, G. Hodonos, A. Dumezich, M. Adams, J. Sproat, J. Bogusz, L. Voellcer, M. Lee. Row 4: Pankowski, K. Schramm, W. Pluskis, R. Adams, D. Cloghessy, J. Estrada, W. Pazdrid, F. Gloza, B. Dubeck. Row 5: J. Gillis, E. Pilipow, P. Jancosek, B. Kulak. Thirty-six FRESHMAN A: Sponsor, Miss Orosz Top Picture: Row 1: G. Badovinich, I. Kucharski, T. Fabbri, M. E. Collins, E. Rogowski, D. Stofcik, M. Cloghessy, B. Dvorsack, N. Kretz. Row 2: P. Kwiatkowski, L. Fritz, P. Muldoon, H. Lauerman, J. Muszynski, L. Helfen, J. Rybicki, V. Muschelewicz, J. Grimmer, J. E. Heppeler. Row 3: F. Mrvan, E. Pasztor, J. Meyer, M. A. Dlugopolski, T. Orzeehowski, M. J. Cole, E. Jacewicz, J. Kelly, S. Grsych. Row 4: E. Alfaro, R. Renwald, J. McCarthy, D. Gaddis, J. Hornak, R. Wilson, J. Halton, J. Palinca, T. Balicki. Row 5: J. Leeny, J. Etienne, R. Partika, L. Lannon, H. Jack, R. Gluckert. FRESHMAN B: Sponsor, Miss Herod Bottom Picture: Row 1: D. Mangiaracina, B. Dyslin, D. Klaubo, M. Maicher, J. McSemek, M. Enright, D. Bunting, E. Stilhoff, D. Rafalski. Row 2: M. Golubic, R. Grimier, R. Feller, M. Szot, G. Hansen, B. Kaprocki, P. Donovan, R. M. Schramm, R. Thielen. Row 3: J. Davis, J. Kochis, R. Ader, J. Matovina, J. Tingel, P. Davidson, V. Gurmulauskas, J. Cheranko, J. DeRosa. Row 4: T. Niemic, G. Lind, L. Razino, C. DeRosa, J. Potacki. Top Picture: FRESHMAN C: Sponsor, Sr. M. Eleanore Row 1: J. Voss, M. Kowalik, R. Bari, M. Keating, M. Molnar, D. Chojnacki, E. Jastremboski, B. Mato- vina, L. Benacka. Row 2: D. Ficht, M. Orr, P. Knight, M. A. Wadas, T. Szymanski, H. Batliner, I. Prokocki, D. Wozniak- owska, D. Etienne. Row 3: J. Etriek, M. Ciardetti, P. Callahan, M. Donnelly, R. Gorman, B. J. Usher, C. Dee, I. Vano, D. Schillo. Row 4: C. Candiano, C. Knapik, A. Plesinak, F. Cigespalewski, L. Bemish, R. Horvat, D. Overack, C. Drewniak, J. Pavlak, J. Keaugh. Row 5: J. Brajner, P. Fritz, J. Murphy, R. Brancbaw, E. Bennington, L. Tomkutonis, G. Clark, C. McQuillin. Bottom Picture: FRESHMAN D: Sponsor, Sr. M. Agneta Row 1: M. Mores, B. Fiedler, C. Santay, L. Benich, E. Moore, E. Powell, R. Semancik, P. Hebard, D. Bonham. Row 2: V. Kirrin, J. Tree, C. Schramm, C. Schreiner, P. Burns, C. Klein, G. Plys, J. Dufrane, M. Aust- gen, M. Ryzewski. Row 3: K. Ryan, J. Coriden, J. Gregory, J. McShane, R. Wallace, M. M. Brew, B. Bucholz, T. Senese, P. Kauchak, P. O’Connor. Row 4: J. Zoller, J. Vincent, P. Dickerman, R. O’Drobinak, R. Schreiber, E. Mellady, B. Pedroza, R. Sebben, R. Schmal, G. Smolar. Row 5: J. Pregent, E. Slingsby. Thirty-eight FRESHMAN E: Sponsor, Sr. M. Peter Julian Top Picture: Row 1: R. Rammer, M. King, M. Hajduch, P. Burek, H. Urbanczyk, D. Chlopeck, J. McGroarty, F. Gallagher, M. Bosse. Row 2: A. Barilla, L. Kolbus, A. Malinowska, L. Waszak, A. Dostatni, B. Coleman, A. Slugocki, R. Paulik, R. Bolda. Row 3:J. LaMere, R. Pietrzak, R. Hack, J. Simko, T. Sencaj, W. Gruszka, M. Cipowski, E. Radzinski, L. Pavacik. Row 4: F. Pazera, R. Muschelewicz, G. Figueroa, R. Villarreal, M. Brew, A. Silvasi, S. Bach, A. Sodo, R. Clarke. FRESHMAN F: Sponsor, Sr. M. Reynalde Bottom Picture: Row 1: J. Shonske, T. Savio, J. Naughton, M. Tall, M. Held, T. Smitka, M. Griffin, M. Burke, R. Kisylia. Row 2: A. Augustyn, R. Schuster, W. Quasney, R. Muha, J. Szczepaniak, B. Christy, J. Fritts, S. Neary, R. Thiel. Row 3: R. Beckwith, R. Austgen, B. Tresnowski, S. Mach, L. Costa, E. Nowaczyk, J. Rettig, J. Lebryk. Row 4: T. Davey, R. Galik, E. Jakubowicz, R. Schillo, W. Holayter, J. Orlich, G. Stimple, K. Doffin, T. Stack. THE DEDICATION OF THE NEW BUILDING 1. The Sisters of the Holy Cross and friends — 2. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Mungovan reciting the blessing prayers— 3. Mr. K. Schneider, Mr. L. Tarney, members of the committee in charge of the ceremony — 4. The cementing of the cornerstone by Rt. Rev. Monsignor Mungovan — 5. Mr. K. Brandt, Mr. M. Schneider, committee members in charge of the ceremony — 6. Reverend A. J. Junk announcing the new name for Central — 7. The new build¬ ing in its early stage — 8. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Mungovan delivering the main address. Activities LIVING ROSARY Fathers ' Club Under the leadership of Mr. Norwood Markey, president, the Men’s Club spon¬ sored the Annual Athletic Banquet on February 4, 1947, with Mr. William Blake, an official of the Big Nine Conference, as guest speaker. The Spring Bazaar was made a more profitable and enjoyable affair through the efforts of “The Dads.” They have cooperated with the Mothers’ Club both in the parties for the students and the Bingos. Through the splendid effort of the Men’s Club, new banquet tables have been built. Three cheers for the Men’s Club. AAothers ' Club Row Is Mrs. J. A. Dalton, president; Mrs. J. Buckley, recording secretary; Mrs. A. Nondorf, corresponding secretary; Mrs. D. McNew, treasurer. Row 2: Mrs. W. Bynch, senior vice-presi¬ dent; Mrs. H. Keilman, junior vice-president; Mrs. A. Kaiser, sophomore vice-president: Mrs. J. Kretz, freshman vice-president. Women are encouraged to take their place in society, to cease holding back, to drop their inferiority complexes, to compete with men, to stop hiding their talents in their homes and to come out and develop all their abilities for the betterment of Bishop Noll High. This year the Mother’s Club, under the able direction of Mrs. J. A. Dalton, has completed many activities. The vice-presidents of each section, through the cooperation of the parents, have sponsored many enjoyable parties for their respective classes. They have also gained funds for the new building by sponsoring activities. As a group they have supported generously the Bazaar, Athletic Banquet, and the Sisters’ Shower. One of the outstanding events sponsored by the Mother’s Club is the breakfast given to the graduates and their parents. Hats off to the women who have developed all their abilities by introducing and guiding children full of wonder through a world of wonders. Forty-three James DeVany, president; Kathryn Taillon, Secretary, and Dolores Benich, vice-president, arrange the Mission Bulletin Board, while Andrew Petrovich, Treasurer, examines a Catholic Magazine. The true Catholic spirit of Bishop Noll High School is embedded in the Catholic Student Mission Crusade. This organization encourages the spiritual and financial aid of the students for the missions. Meetings are held in a general assembly on the First Friday of each month. Notable activities sponsored throughout the year were the Lenten Retreat, given by Father J. Costello; a performance of a “Dry Mass” in the Eastern Rite, by Father G. Mureson; and a Holy Hour, all well attended by the students. Sincere thanks are to be given to the students for their splendid cooperation in all the Mission drives. Forty-four The Junior Class, under the able direction of Sister M. Victorine, covered the news faithfully. In spite of paper shortages, the news never failed. The Staff set a new standard for future Warriors when they attended the Na¬ tional Press Convention at Milwaukee. Bi-Phy-Chem To be a member of the Bi-Phy-Chem is the ambition of every science student, not only because its activities are varied and interesting, but because it presents a challenge requiring one to excel in a scientific subject. This year, 1947, marks the cen¬ tennial of one who would have made an ideal science club member, Thomas Alva Edi¬ son. From him many an example can be taken. His formal education comprised only three months, but due to his mother’s diligent instruction and to his own scientific curiosity he gave to the world hundreds of inventions, his main ones being the electric light, the phonograph, and the motion picture. The Bi-Phy-Chem Club joins with scien¬ tists throughout the world in honoring his memory. This club has flourished under the sponsorship of Sister Mary Alma. Forty-six Tri-O pus The aims of the Tri-Opus Club are to encourage efficiency and interest in Com¬ mercial subjects and to develop leadership through social activities. To achieve the first, each year typing students take part in the National Catholic High School Typing Contest. The social activities sponsored by the Tri-Opus were varied. A Freshman Wel¬ come Party was given at the beginning of the year, introducing the newcomers to the social life of the school. Sport dances after the games highlighted the football season. “Winter Fantasy,” a semi-formal dance, was enjoyed by many at Christmas time. Senior members of the Tri-Opus presented the Junior-Senior Amateur Show, while the juniors took credit for the Freshman-Sophomore Amateur Show. At the Senior Spring Lunch¬ eon, awards were given for proficiency in bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing, climax¬ ing a successful social year for the club. The club functioned under the direction of Sis¬ ter Marie Jeanne. Magnificat The MAGNIFICAT, dedicated to Our Lady, is published by the sophomore class. The purpose of this annual publication is to encourage good student writing. Under the splendid supervision of Sister M. Josephita, the entire staff has done its share of work to make this publication possible. We thank M. Brandt, B. Chatas, M. Gasvoda, J. M. Kaiser, N. Luna, J. Martin, J. Pribanich, and R. Villarreal for pounding away at the typwriters and setting up the dummy. M. L. Atkinson, J. Churosh, L. Carlin, R. Doktysz, P. Dermody, J. Dvorsack, W. Echterling, L. Ferus, P. Ferrini, A. Kampmann, J. Muskowski, M. Maris, D. Marusevich, J. Rowan, J. Rozhon, D. Reinert, G. Raab, L. Scott, G. Stark, D. Thompson, B. A. Weis, J. Michalik, and L. Eckhoff, were the busy girls getting all the subscriptions and dis¬ tributing the magazine. The selection of material for the magazine was made by G. Adams, N. Barker, J. Gnerlich, B. A. Kopil, W. Kowalski, V. Mancos, I. Ragan, R. Schaller, P. Yatsko, J. Karaffa, R. Bell, C. Kalous, M. Scheffer, and M. Mooney. They also wrote to prominent Catholics for interviews. For the beautiful illustrations in the magazine and the attractive posters that were made, you can thank B. Beckman, P. Johann, E. Kondrat, D. Kulick, J. Pastrick, W. Sulicz, and D. Drezynek. Forty-eight CHORAL CLUBS Top Picture: The Cast of the Operetta, “Magazine Princess.’’ Directed by Rev. A. J. Junk, Rev. F. Melevage. THE SENIOR CHORAL CLUB Bottom Picture: Row 1: E. Pfister, I. Vereb, T. Bugaski, P. Mold, M. Holman, J. Klobuchar, M. Sedey, P. Hazel, P. O’Donnell. Row 2: A. M. Geisen, G. Allen, R. Parker, B. Doyle, C. Mudro, J. Buckley, J. Ginther, K. Miesch, H. Benacka, M. Slamka, V. Rydlewski. Row 3: M. Quinn, P. Penny, R. Martin, D. Benicb, B. Carlin, V. Fedor, E. Shankula, E. O’Donnell, T. Ryder, C. Muldoon, T. Hoffman. Row 4: N. Ha nnon, T. Hall, J. Nondorf, J. Ratajczak, L. Conde, G. Tricolas, S. Helfen, C. Olson, M. E. Dalton. Fifty-one A chemical experi¬ ment is conducted by Rita Meyer, Patricia Anderson, Thomas Josway, Pilar Bouzas, Gary Sgambelluri, Timothy Klein, and John Etter. Lillian Kosinski, senior library assist¬ ant, checks books for Violet Barlog, Do¬ lores Saviano, Sophie Hodor, and Audrey Tweedell. Phy 11 i s O’Donnell talks with Mrs. Richt¬ er in the cafeteria. th Fane White ia JainesHtiess, from the Bi-Phy-Chem: Tri-Opus; and Dorothy- JMnson, a G.A.A. representative, three clubs. y 2. Th i coration, eommittee for the Sophomore Dance. W G, 7, and 8. Groups enjoying the Homecoming Dance. Betty Bader and Raymond Julian, from the at the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the 4. Bernadette Dermody and Frank Paunicka, Queen and King of the 1946 Prom, are honored by the junior class representatives, George Tricolas and Dolores Benich. Fifty-four Athletics w Jy ! if A m v Coach leaving the field triumphantly after the Homecoming game. FOOTBALL PLAYERS Row 1: William Huber, David Markovich, Bernard Barnes, Vincent Premuda, Donald Lauer. Row 2: Robert Austgen, Stanley Mach, George Badovich, John Adams, Arthur Sawyer. Row 3: John Angyus, John Dermody, John Costa, Eugene Zajdel, Robert Johnson. Row 4: John Etter, Donald Orlich, John Seyda, Michael Hodor. FOOTBALL SCORES We They We They Fort Wayne .... 12 15 Whiting.0 37 Hammond High ... 7 32 Thornton Fractional . . 6 20 Gary Roosevelt ... 8 19 Lowell.13 6 South Bend .... 6 6 Merrillville.33 6 3t. Joseph.0 0 Hammond Tech ... 19 2 Fifty-seven I Basketball We They We They Merrillville . . 32 51 Tilden Tech . . 28 27 ' Gary Roosevelt . 33 31 St. Mary’s . . 50 25 Whiting. . 31 43 South Bend Central . 57 29 Washington . 31 63 Bowen . . 61 34 Dyer. . 53 43 Bloom .... 38 37 Clark . . 35 44 Westville ... . . 52 41 Hammond Tech . 23 54 South Bend Central . 60 46 Thornton Fractional . 35 50 Morgan Park M. A. . 36 42 Chesterton. . . 46 34 Griffith . . 42 36 ★ ★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ ★ B-Team Battles With Tilden WRESTLING TEAM Top Row, left: John Angyus, Louis Costa. Top Row, right: John Costa, John Ratajczak. Bottom Row, left: Bernard Tresnowski, Stanley Mach. Bottom Row, right: James Wensel, David Markovich. Under the direction of Coach Keane and the captainship of Michael Brillo the wrestling teams have made a splendid record for this, their first year of competitive wrestling. Coach R. Duax, a man of athletic ex¬ perience, came to Noll after graduating from Saint Joseph’s College, Rensse¬ laer. He was with us three years be¬ fore joining the Armed Forces. After having served nineteen months, 1944 to 1946, in the Army, he returned to his coaching career here at Noll. MONOGRAM CLUB Coach J. Keane, a graduate of St. Joseph’s College, Rensselaer, came to Noll in 1946 after serving four years in the Armed Services. Before joining the Army, Coach Keane had experienced four years of football and baseball in college. He has been a great factor in the fine showing of athletics we have had this year. STUDENT MANAGERS Row 1: T. Klein, R. Julian, J. McLaughlin, P. Richwalski. Row 2: J. Palinca, J. Vincent, T. Mathews. Sixty-three C. A. A. GIRLS’ BASKET¬ BALL VARSITY Row 1: A. Dumezich, D. Helfen, J. Kaiser, M. J. Wallace, M. Scheffer, P. Smith. Row 2: T. Krieger, J. A. Karaffa, P. Johann, B. Carlin (student manager). Miss Ber¬ nice Herod (coach), Y. Rovai. I. Rzepczyn- ski, G. Adams. Right insert: Barbara Zellers. CHEERLEADERS Center: J. Sepulska, D. Benich, J. Ginther, C. Muldoon. Lower Picture: G. Hansen, E. Rogowski, P. Dean. M. Buckley, B. Zellers, and M. Ko- at a big game. Sixty-five Patrons Reverend Paul P. Bogovich Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Kondrat Mr. and Mrs. Muldoon Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Hall Mrs. P. C. Connelly Mrs. Cora Pierce Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Carroll Mrs. Riota Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Tweedell Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Allen Mr. and Mrs. John Wellman Mr. and Mrs. James Bajus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gayer Mr. and Mrs. George Obsitnik Mr. and Mrs. John Linn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hipko Mr. M. J. Stankovich Mr. and Mrs. J. Rata.jczak Mr. and Mrs. Vasco Cataldi Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Jamroz Mr. and Mrs. John Schweisthal Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hornak Mr. and Mrs. William Lambros Mr. and Mrs. Pazera Junior B Junior C Junior D Jun ior E Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gelon Girls’ Athletic Association Dr. and Mrs. William Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Edward Max Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Harris Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stark Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewkowski Mr. and Mrs. George Tricolas Mr. and Mrs. P. Yatsko Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reppa Mr. and Mrs. A. Helfen Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. George Martin Mr. and Mrs. P. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Benacka Mr. and Mrs. John Warner Friends Morey’s Jewelry Matchen Florists Mella’s Dress Shop J. W. Millikan Carnation Bakery Walgreen Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. J. Benich Mr. Lawrence Kramer Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dalton North Side Cleaners Jayes Dress Shop Dick Hoyt Inc. Hohman Theater Sixty-seven QomplimsmlA, of THE FACULTY Bishop Noll High School YV. S. HUTTON . . . Architect Hammond, Indiana. GENERAL CONTRACTOR John F. Rahn 150th and Railroad East Chicago Indiana ELECTRICAL WORK Tri-City Electric Service 422 Wilson Court Hammond Indiana HEATING AND VENTILATION C. W. Johnson Co., Inc. 211 N. Desplaines St. Chicago, Illinois. PLUMBING Hilbrich and Connor Co. 5437 Hohman Ave. Hammond Indiana OIL BURNERS William Bros, and Miller 619-21 W. Chicago Ave. East Chicago Indiana FATHER ' S CLUB BISHOP NOLL HIGH SCHOOL Sixty-i fompUmswiA. THE TRI-OPUS CLUB BISHOP NOLL HIGH SCHOOL Seventy (Bsl L (xJlsJwa, to the Class of 47 ★ ★ ★ BI-PHY-CHEM MASTER ENGRAVERS TO AMERICA ' S SCHOOLS • Quality, Integrity and Dependability have established themselves as a definite tradition with Pontiac. We have been constantly on the alert for new and improved procedures in yearbook designing and service. Our modern precision equipment is concrete evidence of adherence to this policy. Our experienced craftsmen and servicemen are carefully super¬ vised by experts in the field of distinctive school publications. We are proud to have played a part in the publishing of this book in the capacity of official photo engravers. Our entire personnel congratulate the staff for their splendid work and cooperation. electrotype p ONTUC Typical B.N.H.S. Qirl of ’47 Courtesy of George Vrabel Studio WHITING, INDIANA. Seventy-1 COMPLIMENTS OF Cloverleaf Dairy Co. INac and [jeweii ailors ¥ ¥ ¥ ★ ★ ★ Gary, Indiana. 548 Broadway Gary, Indiana. Telephone 2-5792 ¥ ¥ Congratulations and Success COMPLIMENTS OF to the Mrs. Joseph Mudro and Family Graduating Class of ’47 from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ¥ ¥ ¥ M. Buckley Kozy Korner Grill Calumet and State St. COMPLIMENTS OF Vogue Studios 4912 Indianapolis Blvd. East Chicago, Indiana. “Good Food Is Good Health” “Specialize in Wedding Portraits” Bader Corporation 41 Years of Dependable Building Service Telephone 7461 GARY, INDIANA. Seventy-five You Are Always Welcome To Stop With Us 400 Rooms Instant Garage Service DELICIOUS FOODS Served in an “Atmosphere of Graciousness” We Cater to Special Breakfasts, Luncheons, Dinners and Large Banquets - Hotel Gary - Convenient and in “The Center of Things” COMPLIMENTS OF (iundy and Sons ' COMPLIMENTS OF PALACE - OF - Grocery FLOWERS 421 W. 4th Ave. Gary, Indiana. Gary, Indiana. ★ ★ ★ CLARK H. JONES, Manager. Seventy-six COMPLIMENTS OF In East Chicago HUBER ' S IT’S NEWBERRY’S FUNERAL HOME ★ • J. J. NEWBERRY CO. East Chicago, 718 W. Chicago Ave. Indiana. East Chicago, Indiana. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CHAPMAN’S CLUB 25 RESTAURANT and FOUNTAIN ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ SOCIAL and ATHLETIC 817 W. Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Indiana. ★ 628 Broadway Gary, Ind. Seventy-seve ?{oApiiat (phaAmaci PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS COSMETICS and DRUGS Hohman Avenue at Douglas St. Phone Russell 7290 Hammond, Indiana. PHONE TORRENCE 8117 Brosseau Furniture Appliance Company “EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME” Cor. Pulaski Rd. Wentworth Ave. Calumet City, Ill. Phones— ROOFING Office 2205 Res. 2206 GARTNER ROOFING COMPANY A ROOF FOR EVERY TYPE OF BUILDING 5336 Oakley Ave. Hammond, Indiana. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HESS Paramount Jeweler 5409 Hohman Ave. Hammond, Indiana. Gifts That Last Seventy-eight TOPS •FOR QUALITY BOTTLERS PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA. E. T. HIGGINS E. J. HIGGINS Seventy-nine COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Central Pharmacy Largest Drug Store In Calumet City 201 154th Place Aronberg Kissen Jewelers Calumet City, Illinois. ★ ★ PHONE 3037 RESIDENCE 7930 1348—119th St. + ★ ★ ★ LOU GARR WHITING, INDIANA. PHONE 396 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF GLENN SHOES J. CHILLA INSURANCE LOANS ★ ★ ★ REAL ESTATE 1337—119th St. 1916 Indianapolis Blvd. WHITING, INDIANA. ★ ★ ★ WHITING, INDIANA. • + ■¥■ OFFICE PHONE 1134 Eighty Compliments COMPLIMENTS OF of JhsL Calum t TLcdiomiL (Bank Of Jlammjond HAMMOND, INDIANA. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’47 ★ ★ Satisfaction (guaranteed Or Your Money Back COMPLIMENTS OF BUDD The Furnace Man Sears Roebuck Co. 813 Broadway GARY, INDIANA. PHONE 5362 ★ ★ ♦ Eighty-one COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES GRADUATES The I.G. A. GROCERY 521 Lincoln Ave. CALUMET CITY, ILL. HANSEN BROS. Florists Shop and Conservatory 5320 Hohman Ave. S. J. Riota PHONE HAMMOND 202 CONGRATULATIONS to the Andrew’s Jewelry CLASS OF ’47 ♦ Diamonds and Watches V lcViy inJthsDi North Township Trustee ¥ 3821 Main Street INDIANA HARBOR, IND. Eighty-two COMPLIMENTS OF Hammond’s Only Complete EDMUND H. KLEIN Office Equipment Store ALL MAKES Manager NEW and USED PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Hammond Insurance NEW and USED ADDING MACHINES Agency, Inc. WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF OFFICE MACHINES STATIONERY — SUPPLIES 140 Sibley Street OFFICE FURNITURE • PHONES: Lynch Office Equip. Company OFFICE 3880-3881 RESIDENCE 366 523 State St. Hammond, Indiana. Hammond, Indiana. PHONE 1941 HEATING VENTILATION INSULATIONS United Boiler Heating and Foundry Co. 4909 Hohman Ave. Telephone Hammond 65 and 66 C. N. NAU, President. Elghty-thre Paxton Lumber TUXEDOS TAILORING Company OFFICE and YARDS • 4928 Hohman Ave. LOGAN ' S Hammond, Indiana. • Clarence G. Klug PHONE 4488 5317 X Hohman Ave. PHONE 5070 The Officers and Employees of the BANK of WHITING “WHITING’S OLDEST BANK” WISH TO EXTEND TO THE CLASS OF 1947 BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS FUTURE Our Complete Banking Facilities and Experienced Counsel Merit Your Patronage. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Chicken, Steak, Frog-legs, and Seafood Dinners Catering to Banquets and Parties, Large or Small 1250 Indianapolis Blvd. WHITING, IND. Phone Whiting 1250 VOGEL’S INC. Itestauraiit U. S. Routes 12, 20, 41 14 Miles South from Chicago Loop Bus Service to Door In Business Since 1922 fomplimswiA of $L. QoJul JksL $apiht Juu uck, WHITING, INDIANA. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Saint, ' IfyiaMj, ofc ihsL American Trust Jxdte, (pa uAh, - AND - GARY, INDIANA. ★ ★ ★ Savings Bank REV. H. JAMES CONWAY WHITING, INDIANA. Pastor. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF VICTORY MACH’S FRESH CANDIES Restaurant 1816 Indianapolis Blvd. • John I. McHamarn OPEN DAY and NIGHT • PHONE WHITING 2187 Whiting, Indiana. Eighty-s STATE BANK OF WHITING WHITING, INDIANA. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES—INSURANCE BUSINESS AND COLLATERAL LOANS AUTOMOBILE AND PERSONAL LOANS (All loans at lowest rates; ask your bank first) FOREIGN EXCHANGE and REAL ESTATE ★ ★ ★ Substantial Savings to You by Refinancing Mortgage Loans at —Reasonable Monthly Payments. ★ ★ ★ Pay Cash for Your Car; Finance Your Needs at 4% per Year on New Cars and 5% per Year on Good Second Hand Cars. W. R. SMITH, President. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Eighty-s Protect Precious Eyesight With Plenty of Good Light ★ ★ NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Eighty-eight NEW HOME OF PHIL SMIDT SON, Inc. 1205 N. Calumet Ave. HAMMOND, INDIANA. ★ ' k ★ SPECIALIZING IN Fish, Chicken, Frog-legs, Steak and Lobster Dinners PHONE WHITING 9 COMPLIMENTS OF DOUGLAS FLORAL SHOP DARI-M AID ICE CREAM Across the Street from St. Margaret’s Hospital PHONE HAMMOND 2563 48 Douglas Street GARY ★ ★ ★ MEMBERS FLORISTS’ TELE¬ GRAPH DELIVERY ASS’N Eighty-nine BEST WISHES from (iivel Furniture Co. 615-17 W. Chicago Ave. 3732 Main St. EAST CHICAGO, IND. COURTESY OF LEWIN’S 702-704 Chicago Ave. EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA. 3419-3432 Michigan Ave. INDIANA HARBOR, INDIANA. COMPLIMENTS OF A. P. DAVIS SPORTING GOODS TONY’S FLORAL SHOP Tony “Dick” Ackerman 4603 Indianapolis Blvd. EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA. PHONE 274 521 W. Ch cago Ave. EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA. Ninety Compliments of Gary National Bank GARY, INDIANA. COMPLIMENTS OF “GOOD LUCK” Gary from Office Equipment The Blackstone Shop Company Gary’s Finest Store For Women 25 West 6th Ave. GARY, INDIANA. PHONE GARY 6286 Ninety-one COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF GARY DEANERY j hazs. A- (B jcLuhj. Shop 2223 W. 11th Ave. CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION GARY, INDIANA. REV. LAURENCE. T. GROTHOUSE COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF LA MERE WASHING MACHINE DOOLIN CLEANERS SERVICE Wringer Rolls Carl Etter • Tom Dooli n HAMMOND, INDIANA. ★ ★ ★ PHONE 290 PHONE 4404 Ninety-two SUCCCAA. to thsL QtaAiuofc 7 Ul. tho. wilth. o@, RADIGAN BROS. Qary’s Leading Furniture Store 637-43 Broadway GARY, INDIANA. -¥■ FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS APPLIANCES Ninety-three HARTNETT COLLEGE Cl UJohd, o£. fippASKMtwn. . . . • We are deeply grateful to the Alumni of Hartnett College, whose splendid records in business have made possible our growth and success as business educators. The distinc¬ tion our young men and young women have brought to us is greatly appreciated. • We invite into membership with us other young men and young women who may wish to follow in the steps of those who have achieved success and happiness in preparing for their life’s work in our school. JEROME P. HARTNETT President. LEO B. SMITH RICHARD S. SMITH SMITH DECORATING COMPANY, Inc. 5411 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana. SHEFFIELD 563 Wallpaper — Paints — Oils — Glass — Mirrors Picture Framing — Complete Line of Artist Supplies THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY Phone Orders Free Delivery STATE LINE AT USSELL PHONE 777 HAMMOND. INDIANA RALPH BEER, Operator. SCHAAF BEAUTY SCHOOL • ANNABETH LARSON, Director. Accredited by State of Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF Moderate Tuition Easy Terms Free Employment Service Art Herb Liesenfelt Free Consultation Phone Sheffield 55 1 5 5453 Hohman Ave. Hammond • CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS OF ’47 BUSY CORNER Mr. and Mrs. CONFECTIONERY Nicholas Johann 3401 Michigan Ave. INDIANA HARBOR, IND. Ninety-six COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES GRADUATES Standard Equipment Supply Corp. Charles H. Mayer and Company ★ ★ • BEVERAGES PHONE 3060 HAMMOND, INDIANA. ★ ★ 566 State Line Street Calumet City, Illinois. PHONE HAMMOND 553 Walker Lumber Supply Co. Home Building Repairs and Remodeling Cabinets COMPLIMENTS OF ROVAI BROS. Wholesale and Retail Ice Cream __ 5835 Calumet Phones §012 Ave . 8Uld HAMMOND, INDIANA. 5438 Calumet Ave. PHONE HAMMOND 10593 Ninety-seven Compliments of HOME EQUIPMENT COMPANY 5719 Calumet Avenue PHONE 1940 HAMMOND, INDIANA. Furniture Washers Refrigerators Rugs Radios CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF ’47 BURKE PRINTING COMPANY 525 Washington Street GARY, INDIANA. SIMPSON ' S Barber Shop 139 State St. HAMMOND JOB PRINTING of ALL KINDS GEORGE VASILKO, Prop. HAIRCUTS (Adults.65 (Children ... .50 Established 1912 PHONE 2-2318 Ninety-eight COMPLIMENTS OF MINER-DUNN INDUSTRIAL FEEDING CO. and MINER-DUNN, |nc. Hammond — East Chicago Gary — Chicago FIFIELD PHARMACY 6729 Kennedy Ave. PHONE HAM. 2240 HESSVILLE, INDIANA. ACCOMPLISHMENT Must Be Preceded by PREPARATION How You Use TODAY De¬ termines How TOMORROW Will Use You GARY BUSINESS COLLEGE “The School of Performance’’ 569 Washington St. GARY, INDIANA. COMPLIMENTS OF HIDUKE FOOD SHOP 6416 Kennedy Ave. HAMMOND, INDIANA. Everyday Low Prices Ninety-nine J. Rotunno and Company 1583 OGDEN AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. C Aja $t Creators and Makers of Class Rings and Pins ¥ COMPLIMENTS OF N eisner Bros,, Inc. .05 to 1.00 Stores 675 Broadway GARY, INDIANA. Qumo A. CoktbhiiisLA We love our Junior Shop Fashions ’cause they’re so much like you. Youthful, vibrant, wholesome as your own shining loveliness, and as American as “Yankee Doodle.” EDWARD C. MINAS COMPANY STATE STREET HAMMOND COMPLIMENTS OF BURKE Plumbing and Hardware 17 East 5th Avenue GARY, INDIANA. PHONE 2-3431 Bus. Phone Sheffield 167 Res. Phone Sheffield 15G3 Emile De St. Aubin INSURANCE All Kinds Special Agent The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States 5217 Hohman Avenue HAMMOND, INDIANA. One Hundred One fomplijMnJtA. ofl, dnq Ldu paAhh. PASTOR— Monsignor John A. Sullivan ASSISTANTS— Rev. J. Elliot and Rev. A. Van Nevel + + + 7th and Polk Street GARY, INDIANA. One Hundred Two One Hundred Three COMPLIMENTS OF Hammond Lumber CARRIE LONG Company SHOP INCORPORATED 1891 Dresses, Coats, Suits, Furs ★ ★ ★ 5268 Hohman Ave. Oakley Ave. at Wilcox HAMMOND, INDIANA. HAMMOND, INDIANA. PHONE HAMMOND 2705 PHONE 3400 Mercantile National Bank of Hammond + + + HAMMOND, INDIANA. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM One Hundred Four ★ ★ ★ Compliments of MR. and MRS. L.E. KEEN, Sr. JhSL USE Miller School and. BIEKER’S Office Supply Co. Better Ready-Mixed Concrete CONTRACTORS and DISTRIBUTORS Saves Time— —Convenient— School and Business Furniture —Reduces Cost Equipment and Supplies TELEPHONE: 5031 Hohman Avenue HAMMOND 3 PHONES 2487 - 2943 COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF ’47 Daughters COMPLIMENTS OF . of . TblL Isabella QsnihaL yybolh AA. ' ★ Unity Circle 363 HAMMOND One Hundred Six In Memory Marilyn Buckley • • • Burns Funeral Home dixA. Jhixndbu COMPLIMENTS - OF - FRIENDS One Hundred Seve Engravings by Pontiac Engraving and Electrotyping Co., Chicago, Illinois. Printing by The Times Record Company, Aledo, tfinois. Binding by Pfisterer’s Bindery, Galesburg, Illinois.