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

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3 3113 02220 3188 We dedicate this book in loving memory to a de¬ ceased friend and classmate, Marilyn Buckley, who died March 23, 1947. Marilyn was a typical Noll Student who set an example for many by ' her friendliness and wonder¬ ful school spirit.

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FATHER JACQUES MARQUETTE (1637-1675) Father Marquette, an advocate of Catholicism, continues to live on and inspire every Noll Warrior now, as he did the Indians of old. The inspiring Blackrobe paved the way to Christianity in the wilderness with his prayers and sacrifices. He died at the age of thirty-eight years, leaving all of his wonderful works behind. His pure character and lofty aims gave him a powerful influence over the Indians among whom he labored. Such should be, and is, our pattern of life. We, the Warriors, also fighting our way under the guid¬ ance and leadership of Father Junk, are trying to spread our faith as Father Marquette so capably succeeded in As Tommy Hawk looks up to Father Marquette, so do all the students of Noll. 2

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BuL r rut MOST REV. JOHN F. NOLL. D.D., L.L.D. Bishop Noll, born in Fort Wayne in 1875, was educated at Saint Lawrence College, and ordained in 1898. He received his L.L.D. from Notre Dame in 1917 and was consecrated Bishop of the Fort Wayne Diocese in 1925. The Bishop was instrumental in organizing the Legion of Decency, the National Or¬ ganization of Decent Literature, and is the founder of Our Sunday Visitor , the Diocesan newspaper. It is with his help, spiritually and materially, that we students of Bishop Noll are now enjoying the ad¬ vantages of one of the most modern high schools in the Calumet Region. 4