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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1950 volume:

MARQUETTE 1950 BISHOP NOLL HIGH SCHOOL HAMMOND, INDIANA “NOLL PRC s —. w— 1 ™ rs i ; S — JUCTIONS” We wish to dedicate this edition of the MARQUETTE to our parents, without. whose help, encour¬ agement, and guidai we would not be The Graduates Bishop Noll Our school, known as Catholic Central for twenty-seven years, was dedicated to our Bishop, John Francis Noll, in October, 1947. Through his generosity the new addition was built. We are proud to bear the name of a man so distinguished in the work of Christ and His Apostles. 5 Office Help What would Noll do without its office help, Anne, Mrs. Ciszczon, and Gert, who is Father Junk ' s secretary. 8 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Sisters Gertrude Anne, Gabrielita, Holy Innocents MATH DEPARTMENT Sisters Evangelista, Leo Blanche, Xavier Therese, Rev. F. Bachronik SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Sisters Alma, Rosalia, Cyril Faculty ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT SEATED: Sisters Amanda, Victorine, Anne Pierre, Francis De Sales. STANDING: Sisters Peter Julian, Fran¬ cis Anne, Isabelle, Miss Walsh, and Sister Francis Catherine. STANDING: Mr. F. Ciczczon, Rev. Klein, Rev. Traub, Miss Kijowski, and Sister M. Reynalde. SEATED: Sister Verona, Rev. Melevage, Sister Regina, Sr. Severina. Administration REV. A. J. JUNK. Princi p Q , SISTER MARY ALMA. REV. F. G. MELEVAGE. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Sr. M. Victorine, Chairman Sr. M. Amanda Sr. M. Anne Pierre Sr. M. Francis Anne Sr. M. Francis Catherine Sr. M. Francis de Sales Sr. M. Peter Julian Sr. M. Victorine Miss Walsh Sr. M. Leo Blanche, Chairman Father Bachronik Sr. M. Evangelista Sr. M. Leo Blanche Sr. M. Xavier Therese COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Sr. M. Gabrielita, Chairman SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Sr. M. Gertrude Anne Sr. M. Holy Innocents Rev. F. G. Melevage, Chairman Father Klein Father Melevage Father Traub Sr. M. Agnes Regina Sr. M. ReynaIde Sr. M. Severena Sr. M. Verona Miss Kijowski Mr. Frank Ciszczon LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Rev. F. Seimetz, Chairman Father Seimetz Father Zimmerman Miss Coleman PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PHYSICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Carl Huffine Sr. M. Alma, Chairman Sister M. Alma Sister M. Cyril Sister M. Rosalia Mr. James Buckley Mr. Ed Hudson Mr. Fred Rovai Miss Herod Librarian. Band and Orchestra. .Mr. Victor Sarvello School Nurse. School Physician. 11 .Dr. E. R. Cotter SENIOR OFFICERS T. Savio, D. Overack, E. Bennington. Senior History On that fall morning almost four years ago, we all stood around the gym wondering what the future held for us here at Bishop Noll High School. About 9 o ' clock we took our places in the gym where Father Junk told us what was to be expected of us in the future. With four of us sharing a locker, the first year was rather difficult. However, that year also had its gay moments, such as the footb all and basket¬ ball games and the amateur shows. On returning as Sophomores we were glad to find the new building ready for use. It was during our Sophomore year that the National Honor Society was organized. It was also during this year that we had our first try in the literary field with the publication of the MAGNIFICAT. As Juniors we edited the WARRIOR, and finally as Seniors, the MARQUETTE. 14 In the beginning of our Junor yeor the Student Council was organized to promote a better relationship between the students and the faculty. Its biggest project was the magazine drive, the proceeds of which were to help beautify the grounds. This year the Student Council, under the able leadership of Bob Austgen, is again doing the best in its power to improve our school. For those in the Choral Club this has truly been an eventful year. Their most important activity was the presentation of the operetta, the Mikado. Now, as we look back at the happy times that we have had, it is not easy to say good-bye to the school where we have spent so much of our time. For during these years we have greatly increased our knowledge and hove gained a small part of the wisdom which we will need in the years before us. It is now our duty when going out into the world to make use of our Catholic education, and by our good example to work for the greater honor and glory of God. VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN ROBERT AUSTGEN MARILYN AUSTGEN Bob Austgen, a graduate of St. Victor grade school, Calumet City, is to be con¬ gratulated upon receiving the honor of Vale¬ dictorian. Not only was Bob a member of the National Honor Society, Bi-Phy-Chem, Choral Club, and President of the Student Council, but he also participated in football for four years. After graduation, Bob will attend Notre Dame College, Notre Dame, Indiana, where we know he will continue the fine work characteristic of him. Marilyn Austgen, a graduate of St. Joseph grade school, Hammond, has attained the honor of salutatorian as the highest ranking girl of our class. Here at Noll, Marilyn par¬ ticipated in many activities. She was a mem¬ ber of the National Honor Society, Bi-Phy- Chem, Tri-Opus, Quill Scroll, Marquette, and many other school clubs. Marilyn ac¬ cepted the scholarship to St. Mary ' s Col¬ lege, Notre Dame, where she plans to major an ADLER, ROBERT ALBERT, MARGARET ALFARA, EZEQUIEL ANGEL, JAMES ANTKOWIAK, DOLORES AUSTGEN, CAROLYN AUSTGEN, MARILYN AUSTGEN, ROBERT BACEVICIUS, JONAS BACH, STANLEY BADOVINICH, GOLDIE BARI, ROSEMARIE BARILLA, ANTHONY BATLINER, HEDWIG BECKWITH, ROBERT BEMISH, LORRAINE BENACKA, LUDMILLA BENICH, LOIS BENNINGTON, EDWARD BIHLMAN, MARY AGN BLANEY, DENNIS BOBIN, STANLEY BOLDA, ROSE MARIE BONHAM, DOLORES BOSSE, MARY JOAN BRAJNER, JOHN BRANCHAW, ROBERT BREW, MARTIN BREW, MARY BUNTING, DONNA LOU ivf BUREK, PHYLLIS BURKE, MARIAN BURNS, PATRICIA CALLAHAN, PATRICIA CANDIANO, CHARLES CHLOPECK, DOLORE Seniors 1950 ADLER, ROBERT f icer ' l °intramurol? 4; ' Baseband, 0 ! Mmsm Sirtiiss:-: was BARILLA, ANTHONY BOSSE, MARY JOAN rcsS A ““ ,w p,p c “ ISlSS i CHRISTY, BARBARA CIARDETTI, MARTHA CIPOWSKI, MICHAEL | CLOGHESSY, MARY COLE, JEANINE COLEMAN, BARBARA COLLINS, MARY ELLEN CORIDEN, JAMES COSTA, LOUIS DAVEY, THOMAS DEE, CAROL DICKERMAN, PHILIP DLUGOPOLSKI, MARY ANN DOFFIN, KENNETH DONOVAN, PATRICIA DOSTATNI, ALICE DREWNIAK, CHESTER DUFRANE, JOANN DYSLIN, BARBARA ECHTERLING, FRED . EIDINAS, KESTUTIS ETIENNE, DOLORES ETIENNE, JAMES ETRICK, JEANETTE FABBRI, THERESE FELLER, ROBERT FERRARI, JOAN FICHT, DOLORES FIEDLER, BERNADETTE FIGUEROA, GEORGE FISHER, RICHARD FLORES, ADELA FRITZ, PAUL FUS, RICHARD GARTNER, NORBERT GLUECKERT, ROBERT Seniors 1950 CHRISTY, BARBARA DUFRANE, JOANN m DONAVAN, PATRICIA m mm GRIMMER, JOAN GRZYCH, STANLEY GUMULAUSKIS, VINCENT HACK, ROBERT HAJDUCH, MARY HALTON, JACK KELLY, JAMES KIRRIN, VICTORIA KLAUBO, DOLORES KLEIN, CHARLOTTE KNAPIK, CHESTER KNIGHT, PATRICIA KOCHIS, JAMES KOLBUS, LOUIS KOWALIK, MAYME KRETZ, NORMA JEANNE KUCHARSKI, IRENE KUHN, NORMAN Seniors 1950 s ' TSo ' ” ™,.. I,- «■ SET Bpb pw® c marrrusr TS5S«ffl t wwstwsu’t 3rr � w i ' KUNDICH, DONALD KUSSMAUL, CAROL KWIATKOWSKI, PHYLLIS LANGLOH, LOIS LANNON, LARRY LAUERMAN, HELEN LEBRYK, JOSEPH LEENEY, JOHN LOSINSKI, EUGENE MACH, STANLEY MACSHANE, JOHN MAICHER, MILDRED MALINOWSKI, ALICE MANGIARACINA, DOLORES MARCINKOVICH, SHIRLEY MASON, DRELLA MATOVINA, BARBARA MATOVINA, JOSEPH McGROARTY, JOAN McQUILLIN, CHARLES McSEMEK, JAMES MELLADY, EUGENE MEYER, JOAN MORGAN, MARY ELLEN MOSS, VIRGINIA MULDOON, PATRICIA MUSCHELEWICZ, RAY. MUSZYNSKI, JEANNE NAUGHTON, JOAN NEARY, SHEILA NENERTA, ALGIS NOWACZYK, EDWARD NUGENT, DENISE O ' CONNOR, PATRICK O ' DROBINAK, ROBERT O ' KEEFE, THOMAS Seniors 1950 “.j , T, r- XpS ' rSlCi,. : ORLICH, JOHN ORR, MARILYN OVERACK, DANIEL PABIAN, FRANK PALINCA, JOHN PARTYKA, RONALD PASZTOR, EUGENE PAULIK, RITA PAVACIK, LEONARD PAZERA, FRANK PEDROZA, FRANKLIN PIETRZAK, ROBERT PLESNIAK, ANDREW POWELL, EILEEN PREGENT, JAMES PROXOCKI, IRENE PRZESPOLEWSKI, FRANK QUASNEY, WILLIAM RADZINSKI, EDWARD RAFALSKI, DOROTHY RENWALD, ROLAND RETTIG, ROGER ROGOWSKI, EILEEN RYAN, KENNETH RYBICKI, JOYCE RYZEWSKI, MAXINE SANTAY, COLETTE SAVIO, THERESA SCHENCK, RICHARD SCHILLO, DOLORES SCHILLO, ROBERT SCHMAL, RICHARD SCHRAMM, CHARLENE SCHRAMM, ROSEMARIE SCHREIBER, RICHARD SCHREINER, CAROL Seniors 1950 SSiSH5 MSmm s as SEMANCIK, ROSEMARY SENCAJ, THOMAS SENESE, THOMAS SIEGEL, JOSEPH SILVASI, ANTHONY SIMKO, JOSEPH SLINGSBY, EDWARD SLUGOCKI, ANN SMITKA, THERESA SMOLAR, GEORGE SODO, ANTHONY SOLNER, JOANNE STACK, THOMAS STILHOFF, ELLEN STIMPLE, GEORGE SZCZEPANIAK, JOAN SZOT, MARGARET SZOT, PEARL TALL, MARY ANN THIEL, RONALD THIELEN, RICHARD TREE, JOAN TRELLA, MARGARET TRESNOWSKI, BERNARD USHER, BETTY JANE WADAS, MARY ANN WALLACE, RUTH ANN WASZAK, LORRAINE WENZEL, JAMES WILSON, LOY WOSNIAKOWSKI, DOROTHY ZOLLER, JOHN ZYCH, EVELYN Seniors 1950 Sas-? SZOT, PEARL xt i: mm 2,3; lnd - ; Bond ft Q ft ft ft 3 n oo ft IP ft n § P D f) ft 4 A ft ' i e A Jfl Ail ft ft s 50 ft V4 005 . :■ : o a ft ft no o , £ i n ft o L ft Jr A - Juniors T. Adams R. Ader M. Ambos S. Augustyn J. Austgen H. Baginski M. Bagley M. Bail T. Balicki J. Bell J. Berczely M. Berg A. Berthold A. Betustak B. Bixenman H. Bobinec T. Bogucki R. Bogusz J. Bohney R. Brandt E. Brilmyer J. Boviak E. Buaajski W. Bursich M. Carlin K. Carroll C. Caulfield E. Cera M Chesner A. Chudzik R. Conces A. Cortez R. Coughlin J. Cvitkovich J. Dahlkamp M. Dalton S. Dalton J. Davis R. Deasy B. Delgado E. Delgado A. Denger J. Denger J. Dermody S. Dillon J. Doll H. Drayer P. Dufrane R. Dunn M. Eski M. Ewing V. Fazekas B. Fech N. Fowler C. Frankovich R. Gauthier R. Geisen D. Gertz J. Giorgi E. Gohde D. Grace Y. Grace W. Graham C. Griffin M. Grodzicki Juniors M. Grskovich K. Gundy D. Guse P. Gutierrez M. Halpin E. Havron S. Hawkins R. Heier J. Hicks M. Hoidinger J. Holescko M. Hricik P. Janovsky J. Janco E. Jarmakowicz F. Jasinski A. Jazyk F. Kaftan ich L. Keilman A. Kennedy S. Kijowski L. Klebs C. Klein L. Knoerzer G Kochis D. Komoroske L. Kondziela A. Korkos L. Kosinski Y. Kotvasz L. Kowalik E. Kritzer A. Krivy L. Krygier J. Kucinski B. Kuechenberg E. Kurasz J. LaMere P. Larson M. Leeney P. Leeney A. Lenz B. Lesnick C. Levenduski D. Lobodinski G. Lukowski E. Mack D. Maginot T. Majcherek C. Malacina E. Mauch V. Mazeikas D. McGuan L. McManus G. McQuillan L. Medwetz R. Meier J. Meyer E. Meyers T. Murphy C. Murray .1. Murzyn D. Myslivy P. Nadeau A. Nondorf D. Nowak G. Obremski M. O ' Connor D. O ' Donnell E. O ' Keefe J. O ' Keefe A +sh ft ' l a a A 1 ft Id n ikrM a 5 A 1 a 1 VA rs cfiJl 2 A jC 2 s A , o A A 1 t A ? 2 ibJI a rs rvo r K e o ft A 0 Cl A . 1 !| § iL i n a r A 1 n i.� aoor.r.js z n a f C D a i i aMJ m n a w s£l JSl dL, a a a ft ft ft ' • a Hi n a a k Vi a 9 o a • o 4 0 ft A a Hf 7 ' fa % r ' ' a, A t.i a Juniors F. Oposik P. Orloff B. Orr C. Orr C. Orr D. Osmulski D. Pabian M. Pado T. Pado A. Palermo C. Paulik A. Pavlina A. Pelachik A. Pena J. Pfeifer J. Pfeifer C. Pfister A. Pietrzak J. Plankey R. Pongracz P. Portz L. Pusoteri K. Quinn J. Rakos T. Renwald E. Repay P. Rettig E. Risch D. Richards M. Rock P. Rudaitis F. Rueth F. Sabo L. Sacco A. Saklaczynski B. Scheidt M. Schmidt B. Schneider C. Schramm T. Schultz M. Shandel F. Siegel P. Susie P. Siquerros J. Sirlin A. Siverderski J. Skorupa W. Smith G. Snyder R. Stevens G. Stupeck H. Such A. Suchar M. Szot S. Tail Ion R. Teets G. Tatarek F. Valentino J. Valentino J. Vargo W. Varro L. Vincent J. Vomish L. Vuksinic C. Walsh D. Waszak J. Waszak J. Weis D. Wolanin M. Wozniak P. Yerga D. Yohe M. Young B. Yurchak W. Zabek R. Zarnik M. Zajdel Sophomores S. Bunjan B. Burke T. Burkhart C. Callahan D. Carlin 9 o r d 4 J. Cech D. Celarek 1. Cherren M. Churosh J. Ciardetti J. Cisarak u a O R. Collins M. Congles B. Connelly P. Cosgrove D. Coughlin V. Craven a ' Xv j AO ' A. Czulpa P. Danko C. DeLor J. Diacek R. Dobosz E. Doffin M. Doolin a Ct « 4. A T Dudek P. Duhon J. Durkin S. Durjer D. Eartly D. Elinkowski D. Enick a or B. Eski J. Fazekas J. Feeney W. Feller M. Fenstermaker j. Fisko i. A ' ' K. Fitzgerald D. Flores L. Francini B. Fritz R. Fulayter F. Gadish B. Galik a Vi a la a a a L. Galvez W. Gartner V. Garza L. Gibbs R. Gibson D. Gillis A. Giorgi a A.M a I A. Gough L. Govert V. Grimier J. Grimmer A. Griner P. Gruszka a a ii B. Haley D. Holton J. Hannon H. Harmon B. Harris M. Hartado D. Hawkins a -a a : ' r ‘ G. Hawley L. Hayes P. Hayes D. Hebard L. Heibel B. Hein U. Henkel R Highsnith J. Hoess K. Hohenegger S. Horvath L. Hoyda A. Jannotta C. Jenkins ... sti, )?0t 3 A tt k x A 4A 4 ' 2 0 0 r-7 .fcf on ' o ■ ? 2 _jj3i A =4 : _ ft £5 |R ft ft . A N a n . , . _„ ono n ; ' ° n ▲iki o nr A ' = Ar«i a n o ■ a a 1 d£ 0;V « noon 9 O OO i ' .i v% Sophomores R. Johnson S. Johnson P. Jonusas A. Kolemba B. Kaminski F. Kaminsky M. Kay R. Kelner M. Kenney J. Kieffer R. Kielman P. Kilman M. Klassen B. Klein R. Klein M. Klempner B. Knapp J. Koch B. Koleszarik W. Kollasch M. Kondrat D. Korkos W. Kosinski L. Kowalzyk I. Kozienka M. Krackelfels J. Kralek J. Kramer J. Krapac J. Kruzan L. LaBelle J. LaMere E. Lauerman J. Liesenfelt P. Lignar R. Losinski J. Lukacek M. Luketic R. Lynch T. Lynch J. Mack S. Magurany A. Marksimik T. Maloney A. Markovich J. Martin M. Matovina M. Maylan T. McGing M. McHrath H. McLaughlin P. Medvecz G. Meier D. Moore W. Moran M. Moss J. Mulflur D. Murphy H. Murzyn R. Mutka K. Mylott H. Nadwidney M. Nauch L. Neis D. Nelson R. Obsitnik P. O ' Connor M. Ocskay C. Odonovich J. Onesky M. Orban B. Orlich R. Pabian B. Pachura R. Paliga D. Palus M. Pasztor D. Pawlus A. Pazera M. Petronella Sophomores M. Pfister R. Pfister D. Pierazek R. Pinkowski J. Portz J. Powers J. Prieboy M. Prieto M. Progar A. Pupillo J. Pupillo D. Ramirez J. Reinert M. Rendina P. Rentel M. Ricciardi C. Richter J. Rogan R. Roper D. Rovai E. Riddle P. Rozina T. Ryder W. Ryska C. Schramm D. Schramm M. Schumm M. Shaffer M. Schuster P. Si kora D. Simatovich M. Simons R. Sepiol J. Skaff M. Skorja L. Skurka A. Slenczka L. Smith J. Solner T. Sopkowski J. Spiccia M. Spiegel G. Sroka J. Stanek S. Stark E. Stefanich E. Stein L. Steininger B. Stephan C. Stull T. Sullivan C. Susie P. Synko E. Szerlak . Szot R. Szymbonski D. Tabaczynski D. Tarney R. Teets A. Thiel L. Theobold S. Timko L. Tomaszewski P. Trepinski B. Turon L. Urick J. Wachewicz B. Wachter D. Wallace B. Walsko K. Weber R. Welsh G. Welter J. Wohadlo L. Wojciechowski R. Wolter H. Zarnik A. Ziembinski E. Zuffa o Lm (ft ft ft .7 a ft n| ft ft PI ‘ i r ft V-j O i f f eft r AM e , -a ji - m r in 0 J W n n V ft 0 fit A a r. ft E? ri i ' ft ft AM r e 2 o i o ft � 0 r� ft l 1 «; £ ft J l i iROmk r o r tafi-Jr • ft n ft Sophomores F. Alfaro J. Anguiano D. Austgen F. Bachusz B. Baird H. Barta . Bartkowski T. Batliner F. Beckmon J. Biel T. Biel F. Bihlman G. Bittner P. Blackman T. Bobak E. Bock J. Bocknowski M. Bodnar L. Bohling J. Bonefocich M. Boos S. Brabbs E. Breclaw J. Brennan A. Brown F. Bukajski Freshmen H. Acsbock A. Ahlering L. Alfaro J. Baker P. Baker h t.i ' - Balas Balta 3. Barker D. Barsic H. Beck M. Beekman D. Beckrich S. Beckwith J. Bell R. Bemish P. Benante J. Berg L. Biancardi M. Black T. Blacktop J. Blastic M. Blavio K. Block D. Blocker T. Bohling on Freshmen E. Bolan B. Borowski B. Boskovich K. Brambos C. Brown S. Bucholz D. Burgess J. Busonic W. Callis Y. Carrillo B. Cera C. Chesner J. Chester N. Cipowski C. Cloghessy M. Collins G. Comandella M. Constant J. Craven A. Czechanski P. Czechanski J. Dalton H. Deakin R. Dedinsky J. Devine J. Dickerson R. Discher E. Dombroski J. Doolin J. Dubiak C. Dubravich R. Dudek J. Eckhoff R. Elkins A. Esparza S. Estes A. Farnello P. Farrell M. Fazikas D. Fedor B. Fiedler J. Fife J. Filmon J. Fisher L. Flaherty A. Flores S. Fazigas A. Frankovich M. Fus L P. Garber M. Garcia J. Garza R. Gasior R. Geissendorfer R. Giometti R. Gish J. Glombeck L. Gorman L. Giannini V. Grimmer M. Griffin L. Grodzicki J. Grutzius J. Gutierrez A. Haack J. Halfman M. Hanson W. Harris J. Haugh J. Havran A. Helfen L. Hicks T. Hicks W. Homan B. Hook D. Hora M. Hreha J. Huber J. Huber L. Jablonski T. Jacobs S. Jakov ftr ft itJ ai k A a rva O ft 0 J ‘ 4 i g a a 4 ft [jf a a £ ms a a £ a ' h-4 o i a a 0 a 2 0 a o o a a Aft ,0 a ..nZ -ft 1 £ a A ft a n a o i. AQ a a a A r A it .il Freshmen J. Jelenish J. Kachur A. Kaminsky B. Kapsch A. Kaspar R. Kauchak P. Keay P. Kelly C. Klaas S. Klevickos S. Klevickos A. Knoerzer M. Kochis E. Kolangowski J. Kolarczyk D. Kolibaski K. Kollasch P. Korman K. Koziatek P. Kozlowski J. Krachenfels P. Krawczyk D. Kukanir L. Kundich J. Kundrat R. LaBuda T. Lamfalusi M. Lauerman E. Liss H. Lucas R. Luketic B. Mahoney J. Mann M. Marciniak M. Mardjetko C. Masse K. Matovina R. Mauch W. Mauch M. McCarthy T. McNulty A. McSemek J. Medina E. Mellady J. Method C. Michael B. Michels B. Miesch J. Mihalov R. Mika M. Mikulski L. Miller L. Miller D. Modiak J. Montenegro M. Montenegro E. Maldonado J. Morason D. Moretton P. Muha J. Murphy R. Napiwocki J. Nauracy J. Naworyta J. Nelson N. Nielsen G. Niemiec J. Novok R. O ' Connell J. O ' Donnell J. O ' Drobinak D. O ' Keefe M. Olszanski B. Owens M. Papes S. Patrick B. Pelczar S. Penny Freshmen M. Peters J. Petkovich C. Petrasich A. Pfeifer M. Plesniak J. Plummer J. Pluskis T. Polito R. Ponicki V. Poppe D. Porlock J. Poxon D. Quigley J. Quinn R. Quinn T. Radzinski C. Rascher D. Richards A. Reeise 6. Renwald C. Reppa J. Riddle J. Risch G. Rodriguez J. Rokos R. Rovai R. Rueth R. Sadler H. Sarnicki J. Scholl J. Schneider R. Schumacher M. Schweitzer H. Seberger J. Sedivy R. Sicula C. Seirzega R. Simandl D. Shields J. Shalsky S. Slazyk H. Slifko P. Slingsby J. Sliz J. Smith J. Sofianos J. Sovinski P. Sowa J. Sprengelmeyer R. Spring J. Stark J. Stark R. Stefaniak G. Stiscok J. Stimple J. St. Mary P. Sullivan A. Szurgot B. Taillon J. Tierney B. Tomlin G. Trojnar P. Teel N. Twomey G. Vargo R. Varro J. Vasik J. Villareal M. Vincent E. Vellutini B. Wadas C. Wesson M. Wilson C. Wolfe R. Wolfe B. Ybarro R. Yonkoski V. Zawada J. Zurawski E. Zielinski J. Zralka C. Zubek Bi-Phy-Chem Club This organization of all science classes — Biology, Chemistry, and Physics — has prospered under its new spon¬ sor, Sister M. Rosalia. Every spring a Science Fair is held in which the students display projects in their par¬ ticular field of study. Aside from this, other activities are sponsored including an annual trip to the Museum of Science and Industry. Senior-Junior Members of the Club. OFFICERS: J. Corriden, J. Hornak, E. Powell, D. Blaney. Sophomore Members of the Club. Student Council Going into its second year as an organized body, the Student Council has already accomplished many worthwhile projects for the school as well as for the students. This year the Student Council initiated a system whereby the entire student body participated in the direction of the annual Winter Formal under the leadership of the main council. Its sponsor, Mr. Ciszczon, and the Student Council have delved into the problems of the students and have helped them to carry on their education with less conflict. M. Austgen, J. Cole, P. Knight, W. Orlich, D. Austgen, N. Gauthier, R. Partyka, E. Cera, C. Schramm, Mr. Cisczon, sponser, seated in the center. ROW 1: M. Cloghessy, E. Powell, J. Meyer, J. Cole, D. Mason, M. Ciardetti, I. Kucharski, C. Dee, D. Schillo, M. Hojduch, M. Homan, R. Semancik. ROW 2: C. Santay, T. Smitka, J. Rybicki, R. Wallace, H. Lauerman, N. Kretz, M. Orr, M. E. Morgan, C. Austgen, B. Kajrocki, K. Quinn, V. Moss, B. Fiedler. ROW 3: C. Klein, L. Benich, T. Fabbri, D. Mangiaracina, L. Klebs, C. Orr, N. Fowler. ROW 4: C. Kussmaul, C. Schreiner, P. Burns, P. Knight, L. Vincent, D. Etienne, M. E. Griffin, M. Burke, H. Batliner, C. Frankovich, I. Prococki. ROW 5: R. Coughlin, M. Schmidt, D. Mys liwy, C. Orr, S. Hawkins, J. Muzinski, D. Wozniakowski. ROW 6: M. Pado, G. Losinski, H. Jack, T. Senese, K. Ryan. K. Ryan, B. Pedroza, L. Benich, B. Fiedler, V. Kirrin, Joan Tree, President, seated. Tri-Opus Since 1940, The Tri-Opus has flourished under the guidance of Sister M. Holy Innocents. Ever since its first meeting ten years ago, it has been one of the most successful clubs at Noll. In order to be a member of the Tri-Opus, it is necessary to obtain an above-average mark in one of the commercial subjects. We are sure that the Tri-Opus will continue to grow in success. 42 Prop and Publicity The Prop and Publicity, which was organized in the fall of 194 8, has the responsibility of advertising all the games, club dances, and other social events of the school. The chief interest of the club members is to put Noll on the map by means of publicizing it in every way. Through the tireless efforts of Miss Walsh, its faculty director, and its members, we know that Prop and Publicity will reach the top. PROP AND PUBLICITY OFFICERS M. Bihlman, I. Prokocki, P. Partyka, N. J. Kretz, T. Senese. FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Losinski, M. Pado, T. Senese, H. Jack, K. Ryan, R. Losinski, R. Dunn. SECOND ROW, left to right: D. Mangiaracina, J. Muszynski, D. Wozniakowski, R. Partyka, N. Kretz, M. Orr, M. Bihlman, H. Such. THIRD ROW, left to right: I. Prokocki, C. Dee, D. Schillo, P. Albert, M. Wadas, E. Zych. Noll High is proud of its Marynoll chapter of the National Honor So¬ ciety. In order to be eligible for membership a student must be in the upper third of the class and must be outstanding in character, service, and leader¬ ship as well. This year the standards of the monitor system were raised when Honor Society members were chosen to be monitors. For their annual project, the Honor Society obtained new bulletin boards for the corridors. ROW 1: E. Cera, L. Kondziela, L. Klebs, M. Orr, E. Mauch, Sr. M. Alma, C. Klein, P. Burns, P. Hebard, T. Savio. ROW 2: N. Nowak, K. Schramm, M. A. Berg, M. Austgen, J. Cole, E. Mack, M. Burke, R. Wallace, B. Fiedler, G. Bad- ovinich, C. Walsh. ROW 3: E. Pasztor, R. Dunn, K. Ryan, J. Halton, J. Fisko, R. Thiel, G. Smolar, T. Se nese, A. Berthold, R. Gauthier, R. Brandt, R. Pon- gracz. ROW 4: D. Austgen, J. Coriden, P. Kauchak, R. Partyka, J. Pregent, J. Hicks, R. Austgen, D. Overack, R. Schmal, R. O ' Drobinak, T. Bobak. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS G. Smolar, D. Overack, P. Burns, C. Klein. National Honor Society Red Cross An active organization known throughout the school is the Junior Red Cross. It is represented by many members of the student body, although the entire school plays an active part. Under the sponsorship of Sister M. Reynalde, the members have urged the entire student body to collect items for the packing of gift boxes to send to the children in Europe. RED CROSS OFFICERS E. Riddle, R. Quinn, N. Kretz, E. Cera. RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: Ja LaMere, C. Murray, D. Wallace, H. Acsbock, M. J. Kay, R. Quinn, C. Frankovich, J. LaMere, B. Fiedler, A. Slogocki, B. Dyslin. STANDING: Sr. M. Reynold, E. Mauch, R. Mauch, M. Plesniak, B. Michaels, J. Berg, S. Dalton, R. Gish, H. Such, N. J. Kretz, D. Elinkowski, E. Riddle, A. Jazrk, E. Cera, D. Wozniokowski. ROW 1: C. Klein, R. Wallace, G. Badovinich, T. Senese. ROW 2: Miss Kijowski, E. Pasztor, E. Losinski, R. Partyka. ROW 3: Miss Coleman, D. Overack, K. Ryan, M. Orr, B. Tresnowski, M. Austgen, J. Pregent, D. Kundich. MARQUETTE EDITORS C. KLEIN R. PARTYKA Marquette Staff The 1950 MARQUETTE, under the direction of Miss Kijowski and Miss Coleman, is a combination of Noll ' s photographic, literary, artistic, and busi¬ ness ability. Through the MARQUETTE, the Senior class has a true record of high school days from the Freshman year to the Senior year. May the littest Freshman to the biggest Senior enjoy this MAR¬ QUETTE as much as the staff enjoyed publishing it for them. 46 Bishop Noll High School is proud of its school paper, THE WARRIOR. Under the direction of Sister M. Victorine, THE WARRIOR, besides showing what enters into the making of school life, also reflects the thoughts, the ideas, and the hopes of the students at Noll. STANDING: K. Schramm, G. Taterek, R. Dunn, P. Susie, A. Lenz, M. Carlin, B. Yurchak, M. Bagley, C. Frankovich, C. Walsh, J. Cvitkovich, A. Pelachik. SEATED: J. Hicks, Sr. M. Victorine, J. Vargo. WARRIOR EDITORS J. Vargo, J. Hicks. Warrior MISSION REPRESENTATIVES ROW 1: M. Klempner, R. Klein, L. Heibel, R. Semancik, T. Fabbri, G. Tatarek. ROW 2: B. O ' Drobinak, D. Overack, E. Nowaczyk. Mission Society Every First Friday, with the help of Sister M. Xavier Therese, a Mission Program is presented for the student body in order to encourage them to take an active part in the Mission Society. Various activities of the Society included the weekly collection of money and stamps for the foreign missions and the distribution of magazines to the patients in the hospitals. ■mu ROW 1: J. LaMere, C. Callahan, J. Feeney, A. Nondorf, 6. O ' Bremski, C. Murray, J. LaMere, G. Tatarek, P. Du- frane, C. Schramm, E. Kolangowski. ROW 2: B. Dyslin, M. Cloghessy, P. Duhon, S. Crispi, C. Schreiner, L. Benich, R. Wallace, P. Burns, M. Orbon, L. Krygier, L. Buksinic. ROW 3: M. A. Bihlman, D. Mangiaracina, E. Stefanich, J. Bonefacich, J. Onesky, A. Markovich, D. Elinkowski, A. Slugocki, P. Czechanski, P. Janovsky, J. Kucinski. ROW 4: M. A. Wadas, T. Fabbri, J. Skaff, A. Ziembienski, E. Bissa, Y. Grace, L. Vincent, L. Medwetz, M. Shandel, P. Hayes, P. Keay. ROW 5: D. Kundich, E. Powell, J. Wachewicz, M. Wozniak, C. Malacina, D. Nowak, M. Bosse, A. Malinowski, F. Ferus, Mr. Hoidinger, P. Medvecz, J. Gregory. Camera Club This year the business of the Camera Club reached its peak when its members took orders for photographed Christmas cards. One of the Club ' s various other activities was taking pictures of the homeroom Christmas parties. 49 Journalistic Convention Catholic Student Committee C. Klein, R. Wallace, J. Haltcn, J. Rybicki, E. Mellady, R. O ' Drobinak, R. Thiel, J. Hornak, P. Hebard, G. Badovinich. Mothers’ Club The Mothers ' Club has been doing much to co-ordinate activities between the Moth¬ ers and the student body. The Mothers have been very successful in their many projects throughout the year. This was due to the fine cooperation of the members with their President, Mrs. Charles O ' Drobinak. Men’s Club The Men ' s Club has had great success in its activities under the supervision of its President, Mr. Samuel Cera. The Athletic Banquet, which is sponsored annually by the Men ' s Club, proved to be a great success. Mr. Raymond Eliot, the guest speaker, gave an interesting speech on The Will to Win. Mrs. Hebard, O ' Keefe, Slings- by, O ' Drobinak, Brandt, Mrs. Such, Wadas, Quinn. SEATED: Mr. Siegel, Cera, Murphy. STANDING: Mr. M a u c h, Schillo, Kruzan. ROW 1: E. Repay, R. Gaisor, R. Varro, M. Bodnar. ROW 2: E. Jakebowicz, T. Smitka, J. Etrick, L. Bohling, E. Meyers, P. Balta. ROW 3: R. Wallace, B. O ' Drobinak, B. Burke, F. Seigel, P. Albert, J. Rybicki. ROW 4: D. Eartly, R. Paliga, E. Delgado, L. Govert. ROW 5: S. Bunjon, T. Sopkowski, R. Mika, R. Thielen, B. Hein. Band Noll ' s third annual Spring Concert, under the direction of Mr. Sarvello, featured outstanding soloists of both the Band and the Orchestra. A spark¬ ling arrangement of Dry Bones was given by the Band. The Band and the Orchestra played the famous army arrangements of Paul Yoder. From the bleachers we frequently heard Pop Goes the Weasel and other spirited tunes. It was Noll Central ' s Band which has done much to help promote school spirit by playing at the football games. Early in January as we passed the gym, we heard oriental music and wondered who was playing it. Later we learned that it was the Orchestra practicing for the operetta, the Mikado. It took many hard hours of prac¬ tice but it was well worth their efforts. ■ Orchestra Mr. Sarvello LAST ROW: J. MacShane, Mr. Sarvello, H. Jack, E. Cera. CENTER: R. Thielen, F. Bihl- ,, J. Berg, E. Delgado, R. Paliga, D. Earthly, B. Burke, B. O ' Drobinak, R. Wallace. rgH Christmas Carolers ROW 1: D. Mason, M. Cloghessy, E. Powell, D. Mangiaracina, C. Kuss- maul, R. Semoncik, P. Hebord. ROW 2: P. Czechanski, D. Schillo, M. A. Wadas, L. Longloh, P. Muldoon, J. McGroarty, D. Wozniokowski, I. Pro- kocki. ROW 3: E. Losinski, P. O ' Con¬ nor, G. Figueroa, R. Schmal, B. Aust- gen, R. Thiel, E. Pasztor, R. O ' Drob- inok, H. Jack. Men’s Choir The Men ' s Choir was organized by Father Melevage in the spring of 1949 to sing liturgical hymns on special feasts throughout the year, and in particular at Baccalaureate Mass. ROW 1: E. Pasztor, R. O ' Drobinak, B. Pedroza, E. Nowaczck, J. Hornak, R. Austgen, G. Figeuroa, A. Saklaczynski, Rev. F. Melevage. ROW 2: J. Skorupa, I. Ayala, K. Ryan, R. Thiel, R. Schmal, H. Jack, J. Dahlkemp, R. Beckwith, W. Graham, C. Pfister. ROW 3: R. Heier, J. Lebryk, A. Sodo, S. Bach, B. Fech, R. Glueckert, P. O ' Connor, E. Losinski, D. Overack. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: D. Mangioracina. P. Burns, T. Fabbri, E. Powell, M. Cloghessy, N. J. Kretz, P. Hebard, C. Kussmaul, J. McGroarty, M. Ciardetti. ROW 2: D. Schillo, G. Badovinich, D. Mason, J. Cole, M. Burke, M. E. Griffin, B. J. Usher, D. Wozniakow- ski, I. Prokocki. ROW 3: E. Nowaczyk, G. Figueroa, B. Pedroza, P. O ' Connor, P. Knight, M. Maicher, M. A. Wadas, A. Slugocki. ROW 4: J. Lebryk, S. Bach, E. Losinski, D. Overack, D. Schmal, B. Austgen, R. Theil, B. O ' Drobinak, H. Jack, M. Majduch, L. Langloh, R. Semancik. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: A. Suchard, G. Obrimski, M. K. O ' Connor, D. Mysliwy, C. Orr, M. Doolin, C. Orr, J. Sirlin, M. Grskovich. ROW 2: P. Czechanski, D. Nowak, L. Kosinski, S. Kijowski, M. Ambos, L. Knoezer, M. Grodzicki, J. Kucinski, Sister Xaxier Therese, I. Ayala, M. Szot, M. Betutak, J. Meyer, P. Lignar, M. J. Spiegel, R. Johnson, P. Portz, C. Geisen, C. Pfister, W. Graham, J. Weiss, B. Fech, B. Conces, E. Repay, R. Komorski, A. Saklaczynski. Junior Choir Senior Choir The Junior Choir, directed by Sister M. Xavier Therese, showed the Christmas spirit of Noll by carol¬ ing at the Sisters ' Chapel and Saint Catherine ' s Hos¬ pital. The Junior Choir also sang in the Spring This year ' s Senior Choir, under the direction of Father Melevage, ranks as one of the best choir groups in the history of our school. Besides singing in the Spring Concert and over the radio, the Senior Choir climaxed its highly suc¬ cessful year with the operetta, the Mikado , which is probably one of the best known of the Gilbert and Sullivan productions. 55 Operetta Cast “DL mUo” E. PASZTOR, S. NEARV. BRAID THE RAVEN HAIR. PEP CLUB OFFICERS M. Ciardetti, C. Santay, Miss Walsh, C. Dee, D. Schillo, J. Dufrane. Pep Club The Pep Club, under the supervision of Miss Wolsh, promotes school spirit and school unity. At every game, home or away, the members of the Pep Club can be seen cheering our Warriors on to victory. The players also have the prayers of the Pep Club to back them up. Mass and Holy Communion is the weekly obligation of the Pep Club. PEP CLUB MEMBERS (Bottom Picture) The aim of the Girls ' Athletic Association, sponsored by Miss Herod, is to promote girls ' athletics at Noll. Basketball and baseball intramurals were the main athletic events this year. In addition to this, he G.A.A. decorated the gym for the Homecoming dance, ' ' Grand Finale, and entertained the Senior members of the G.A.A. at the farewell banquet. ROW 1: M. McGroarty, C. Callahan, R. Wallace, B. Dyslin, A. Bissa, K. Schramm, M. Rock, P. Dufrane, H. Such I. Kucharski, S. Taillon, M. Bagley, J. Sirlin. ROW 2: J. Onesky, J. Davis, J. Vargo, G. Tatatrek, B. Schneider, C. Mala cina, M. Leeney, M. Ambos, M. Cloughessy, L. Benich, E. Powell, D. Mangiaracina, T. Fabbri, C. Schriener, P. Burns L. Heiber, M. Wadas, J. McGroarty, D. Wallace, U. Henkel. ROW 3: H. Barta, P. Rentel, P. Gruszka, P. Synko, J. Le Mere, M. Dalton, P. Yerka, D. Nowak, M. Szot, J. Meyer, H. Lauerman, M. Orbon, A. Thiel, S. Stark, M. Simon, M Austgen, L. Bohling, R. Klein. ROW 4: P. Cosgrove, B. Gesmond, M. Petronella, P. Kilmon, C. Murray, S. Dalton, Y Grace, A. Nondorf, A. Suchar, J. Grimmer, P. Blackman, A. Markovich, P. Medvecz, A. Pazara, J. Szot, H. McLauqhlin J. Portz. MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Smolor, E. Nowaczyk, E. Jakubowicz, B. Tresnowski, B. Quasney. Monogram Club Boys who have proven their ability in sportsmanship and leadership comprise one of the most well-regarded clubs at Noll. Sponsoring many fes¬ tive events and giving good example is the aim of the Monogram Club. Only boys who have been awarded the major letter N are eligible to become members and partake in its activities. ROW 1 ' D Overack B. Tresnowski, E. Nowaczyk, L. Costa, E. Bennington, M. Golubic, M. Brew. ROW 2: B. Quas¬ ney, E. Jakubowicz, S. Mach, G. Stimple, J. Wenzel, H. Jack, F. Pazera. ROW 3: P. Susie, A. Gough, T. Jarmakowicz, G. Stupeck, G. Smolar, J. Orlich, B. Austgen. Homecoming Queens LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Wallace, L. Benich, P. Knight. The Homecoming Crowd Celebrating Another Warrior Victory. 62 ROW 1: E. Jarmakowicz, G. Stupeck, E. Nowaczyk, S. Mach, P. Siqueiros, J. Wenzel, B. Tresnowski, B. Quasn R. Komoroske, J. Orlich, H. Jack (Manager). ROW 2: A. Silvasi, F. Pazera, B. Austgen, E. Jakubowicz, M. Golubic, Brew, G. Stimple, F. Jasinski, E. Bennington, J. Bell (Manager). ROW 3: L. Costa, G. Hawley, I. Ayala, P. Susie, Adams, W. Orlich, J. Kruzan, A. Gough, E. Repay, J. Doll, A. Berthold (Manager). ROW 4: Coach Buckley, Coach Huffine, Coach Rovai. Football — 1949 Noll 12 Lew Wallace 13 First quarter — Lew Wallace scored twice to lead the Warriors 13-0. Second quarter — Tresnowski on a guard around play scores from 10 yards out, but a try for P.A.T, failed. End of half — 13-6. Fourth quarter—Susie passes 40 yards to Stupeck in the end zone for a score. Try for P.A.T. failed. Noll 19 Wendell Phillips 12 End of half — 7-6 Warriors winning. Third quarter — 13-6, Costa scored from the 2 yard line. Fourth quarter — Orlich scored on intercepted pass. Phillips scored on a last play of the game Noll 33 Bowen 6 End of half — 24.0. Second half played by Warrior reserves. This game showed the power of the mighty Warrior squad. Scoring was evenly distributed in the backfield. Noll 30 Griffith 0 End of half—12-0. Second half — The Warriors showed their power. Stimple scored three times for the best single effort of the season. Noll 0 Evansville Reitz Memorial 20 The Warriors traveled 300 miles to meet mighty Evansville. Fumbles and faulty pass defense cost the Warriors another game. Noll 6 Spaulding 13 Hampered by injuries to Costa and Stimple, the Warriors went down to defeat again. Tresnowski sprinted 66 yards for the Warriors ' only score. Noll 19 Louisville Flaget 6 Homecoming — Mud-victoy. First quarter — Austgen passed to Pazera for touchdown. Flaget then registered to even the score. Third quarter — Mach sprinted 20 yards to pay dirt. Fourth quarter — Stimple plunged over from 2-yard line to end the game. Louisville went on to become State champs of Kentucky. Noll 0 Thornton Fractional 14 Fractional scored on a long pass in the opening minutes. In the fourth quarter they scored again from 2 yards out. Poor defensive play marked another defeat for Noll. Noll 14 Vocational 6 The Warriors ended their season by a stunning upset victory over a powerful Chicago Vocational squad. Second quarter — Stimple ran for 89 yards to score a thrilling touchdown. Mach sprinted 30 yards around end for the final score. 64 Noll football fans can look back on a fine season under the coaching guidance of Karl Huffine and his assistants in their first year at Noll. The Warrior varsity will lose 14 boys through graduation. These graduating seniors remember four years of hard work that has benefited them. They leave behind them a fine spirit of team work and coopration that will live forever in the annals of sports at Bishop Noll High School. B. Squad Football ROW 1: J. Pupillo, J. St. Mary, R. Komoroske, I. Ayala, B. Miech, E. Repay, D. Rovai. ROW 2: H. Dieken, J. Kruzan, J. Doll, C. Giesen, D. Simatovich, P. Roger, T. Sullivan, L. Grodzicki. ROW 3: M. Garcia, M. Rendina, P. Slingsby, P. Kelly, S. Klevick, S. Nelson, A. Berthold. ROW 4: Coach Buckley, J. Krakek, D. Austgen, V. Garza, J. O ' Drobinak, D. Blocker. FOOTBALL MANAGERS CLEARING THE FIELD: A. Berthold, H. Jack, J. Bell, D. Kundich, (Kibitzing). Fr. Junk, D. O ' Donnell, C. Pfister. Pazera rips through Flaget line for a touchdown . . . Noll ' s mighty line holds Peru . . . Orlich plunges through for valuable yardage . . . Big Frank sweeps right end. 67 Basketball ’49-’50 Plenty of spirit, fight, and sportsman¬ ship defines the Warrior five represent¬ ing the Blue and Gold on the hardwood. Guided by Coach Ed Hudson, the War¬ riors concluded the season with a record of 10 wins and 9 losses. Leading the at¬ tack were the only two seniors on the squad, our Mutt and Jeff combina¬ tion of Bob Schillo and George Smolar, aided without a doubt by our returning lettermen: John O ' Keefe, Jerry Stuoeck, Willie Malatestinich, Phil Susie, T. J. Jarmakawicz, Chuck Levanduski, Don Rovai, and Ronnie Wolters. With the fine tutoring of our coaching staff the War¬ riors should be well represented in years to come. It ' s Happy Schillo ' s ball again! Smokey Scores Again! Good for Two Points! G.stupek 6. SOL MAR D. ROVAI B. SCH UO E.JARMAkOW CZ r B. MALATESTfNIC C LEVAN DUSK I P SUS C ROW 1, left to right: C. Levunduski, P. Susie, E. Jormakowicz, G. Smolar, R. Walters B. Brandt. ROW 2: D. O ' Donnell, J. Stupeck, J. O ' Keefe, B. Schillo, W. Malestestinic, G. Sroka’ D. Rovai, Coach Hudson. Varsity Squad We They Lowell . . 65 45 Tech . . 33 52 Joliet Catholic . . 38 45 Chesterton . . 44 29 Merrilville . . 35 45 Chicago Bowen . . 44 25 Brazil . . 38 47 Griffith . . 42 35 Tech . . 27 47 Chicago Wendell Phillips . . 43 38 Blue Island . . 63 48 Gary Roosevelt . . 40 41 Evansville Mater Dei . . 41 36 Evansville Reitz Memorial . . 42 41 Benton Harbor . . 49 40 Lowell . 53 44 East Gary Edison . . 62 61 Griffith . 44 48 Ghiffith . . 49 62 Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: R. High- smith, D. O ' Donnell, B. Brandt, R. Pfister. B SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Danko, T. Bobak, J. Hawley, W. Orlich, H. Slifko, R. Szrom, Coach Hudson. Baseball Team The baseball team, under the supervision of Coach Buckley, had a very fine record during the past year. Winning four of its six starts, the Warriors showed their class at the plate and on the field. Their only defeats came from the well-regarded Washington and Clark nines. We They Lowell . 9 2 Lowell . 8 5 Clark . 3 4 Washington Tech . Dyer . We They 1 2 5 3 10 7 ROW 1, left to right: D. Overock, G. Smolar, E. Jarmakowicz, S. Moch. ROW 2, left to right: P. Susie, J. Wenzel, F. Pazera, G. Stupeck. 72 Cheerleaders C. Susie, M. Klempner, C. Frankovich, J. Plankey, E. Rogowski. Meet five of the liveliest girls at Noll. They are none other than our cheerleaders: Eileen Rogowski, Corrine Frankovich, Joan Plankey, Marjorie Klempner, and C arol Susie. 73 Girls’ Gym Class ROW 1, left to right: J. Meyer, P. Burns, L. Benich, E. Powell, D. Mangiarocino. ROW 2 left to right: R. Wallace, J. Cole, B. Syslin, G. Badovinich, M. Hajduch. ROW 3, left to right P. Burek, H. Lauerman, J. Dermody. Girls’ Basketball Varsity 74 135 Pulaski Rd. Calumet City, III. (Somplim in t.s 4 Compliments 4 TRI-OPUS Junior 1 76 Best Wishes To The Class of 50 Mike C.ipowski To live long, live slowly. from Bob Grimier Work is a disease— I never had it. YOUR MARQUETTE - — • - PHOTOGRAPHERS Lois Benich A girl of a few thousand words, all spelling f-u-n. - • - Ezequiel Alfaro The hand is quicker than the eye. PAUL VINCENT - •- Irene Prokoacki Love me, love my cats. 632 Broadway, Gary 469 State, Hammond Paul Vincent Charles Smith 77 Compliments of (Compliments oj KRAMER FLORIST 904 W. Chicago Ave. Bob Pietrzak He is little, he is wise, but he’s a terror for his size. East Chicago, Ind. HAMMOND Compliments of - • NEWS AGENCY Lipay ' s Dry Goods Stanley Mach Look at me and thou shalt see, as manly a man as e’er can be. 1238 119th Whiting Jim Angel Not lazy—just restful. • St. joL OL d3aptist (Church Dan Overack Lively all day, gay all night He’s just any girl’s type. 1838 Lincoln, Whiting, Ind. 78 ALMIRAS ALBERT ' S PASTRY SHOP Pastries That Please CREDIT JEWELERS Bobbie Matovina Always ready for work and play. -•- Wedding Birthday Party Cakes for All Occasions B read—Ro 11 s—Cook ies Main and Broadway East Chicago, Ind. Evelyn Zych Her smile is full of gaity. SHEFFIELD 1922 805 State St. Hammond, Ind. Watches Diamonds £ Roger Ret tig A man of promise and of pride. BLUMENTHAL ' S COMPLIMENTS OF — • -- EAST CHICAGO ' S LEADING CLOTHING ALBERT MARCUS JEWELERS Joan Szczepaniak A friendly girl with a friendly smile. Hart Schafner Marx Eagle Clothes Florsheim Shoes Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts COMPLIMENTS OF 820-22 W. Chicago Avenue Aronberg Kissen EAST CHICAGO INDIANA JEWELERS 79 COMPLIMENTS OF Joseph Lamb ' s C -omplimenti Barber Shop Rosella Kamtner Quiet in a loud sort of way. SENIOR VI COMPLIMENTS OF Ed Slingsby Wine, woman, and song. Gary Floor Refinishing Co. • Mary J. Bosse She is as fair as a midsummer rose. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF © DOBOSZ DOCTOR Adele Flores Grocery Store Harry E. Werkowski The sparkle in her eyes would light a fire. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF ANDREW ' S JEWELRY GARY CAMERA 80 lAJord of -Appreciation Shirley Marcinkovich Just keeping happy is a fine thing. We are deeply grateful to the Alumni of - • - Hartnett College, whose splendid records in business have made possible our growth and Lorraine Waszak success as business educators. The distinc- Patience is the best tion our young men and young women have remedy for every trouble. brought to us is greatly appreciated. _ •_ We invite into membership with us other young men and young women who may John Gregory wish to follow in the steps of those who have He travels a long way to make a lot of trouble achieved success and happiness in preparing for their life ' s work in our school. Mary Ann Tall Jerome P. Jlarlnelt Tall and short at the same time. 81 (pfiotsLci. ftAacwuA. fcysAUfhL with Mark Golubic I was born for higher things. (pknhf 0 )DotL JjqkL May me Kowalik Unassuming, wise as a sage, she ' d be a lady at any age. ■ - • — Mary Ann Dlugopolski She undertakes to please everyone with a pleasing personality. Hf- Marian Burke Beauty lies in her deep brown eyes. NORTHERN INDIANA PURLIC SERVICE COMPANY 82 Bob O’Drobinak What cannot be cured must be endured. Virginia Moss Silence is golden, so it is said. Jeanne Muszynski As merry as the day is long Stanley Grzych Life is too sweet to waste time studying CALUMET TRUCKING CO. 425 W. CHICAGO AVENUE EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA CONTRACTORS BLACK DIRT CRANES CINDERS BULLDOZERS STAG HI LIFTS FILL MATERIAL SPECIAL EQUIPMENT Phone E. C. 4040-4041 83 Jim Pregent Nearly all great men are dead—I feel ill myself. Joyce Rybicki Hard words never hurt her tongue John Z.oller The wrong way always seems the more reasonable. Dick Schmal I love fool’s experiments— I ' m always making them. HARTLEY ' S INC. ASPHALT ROADWAYS COAL, CONCRETE, AND BUILDING MATERIALS Telephone East Chicago 20 and 21 616 Exchange Avenue East Chicago, Indiana 84 Chicken, Steak, Frog-legs and Seafood Dinners Catering to Banquets and Parties, Large or Small 1250 Indianapolis Blvd., WHITING, INDIANA Phone Whiting 1250 AIR CONDITIONED Vo rOGEL’S Restaurant In Business Since 1922 U. S. Routes 12, 20 and 41 14 Miles South from Chicago Loop Bus Service to Door OPEN THE YEAR ' ROUND Dolores Bonham Fun of fun and frolic Pat O’Connor I believe in strenuous exercise—for others. Victoria Kirrin A closed mouth catches no flies. Frank Pazera His friends there are many; his foes, are there any? fompLwwdA. ofc SAINT CATHERINE HOSPITAL 85 Richard Fisher I ' m standing on the brink of a great career; someone push me off. Phil Kauchak When I ' m with myself, I know I’m in the best of company. Dorothy Wozniakowski She brings sunshine whereever she goes. Jim Kelly The pleasing punishment that women bear. COMPLIMENTS OF KEITZER ' S DRUG fompLimsurfA, 4539 Hohman St. Hammond, Ind. KARNER’S Sheff. 1932 BAKERY COMPLIMENTS OF KAPLAN ' S SHOE STORE COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF CLASS OF 50 AMERICAN TRUST JUNIOR 4 AND SAVINGS BANK COMPLIMENTS OF ADAM ' S HARDWARE PAINT WHITING, INDIANA 4507 Hohman St. HAMMOND, IND. 86 COUSINS . . . THE (Compliments STORE THAT CONFIDENCE BUILT JACK GRIFFIN Certified Diamonds Ludmilla Benacka Watches By Music has charm; so has she. ELGIN LONGINES BULOVA WITTANEAUR • Gene Mellady GRUEN BENRUS GRIFFIN Nothing is impossible for the willing heart. • • COUSINS JEWELERS FINANCE CO. Donna Bunting Small in body; big in COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES heart. GRADUATES - • - HANSEN BROTHERS George Stimple GIYEL FURNITURE CO. Not that he likes school less; he just likes other things more. East Chicago, Indiana SHOP AND CONSERVATORY 5320 Hohman Avenue YOUR NEEDS ARE Hammond, Indiana OUR NEEDS Sheffield 301 87 Bernadette Fiedler It ' s good to be merry and wise. Pat Knight She moves a goddess; she looks a queen. Barbara Dyslin An angelic expression, but oh you kid. Louie Costa Greater men than I have lived, but I doubt it. Leo B. Smith RICHARD S. SMITH SMITH DECORATING COMPANY, INC. WALLPAPER—PAINTS ARTISTS SUPPLIES AUTOMOTIVE FINISHES MIRRORS—PICTURE FRAMING—GLASS Complete Interior Decorating Service 5411 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana Phone Sheffield 563 PHONE ORDERS FREE DELIVERY LIFE — FIRE - - AUTOMOBILE BACKE INSURANCE SERVICE Jim McSemek Jim has the honor of being the shortest in our class! 11 Carroll Street Hammond, Indiana Mary Ann Wadas Some day Mary Ann may be fixing your teeth for you! Sheffield 468 -• - Marilyn Austgen Sense seasoned with wit. MAYTAG - TAPPAN SERVEL - IRONRITE COMPLIMENTS OF - • - Jonas Bacevicius Men of few words are the best men. KOCAL ' S CALUMET APPLIANCE COMPANY THE LaMERE CO. RCA - ZENITH ADMIRAL TELEVISION COMPLIMENTS OF 670 Wentworth CALUMET CITY, ILL. Phone Torrence 2-6150 Dr. H. P. Austgen 89 Stanley Bach Where did he ever get all that curly hair? Bob Schillo Some day we hope Bob will be another Mikan! Joe Lebryk Smooth and easy on the draw. Louie Kolbus The bells for class always rang too soon for Louie. Compliments of C. B. KNAPP AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION FOR HOME, FURNITURE AND BUSINESS Phone Sheffield 306-307 4525 Hohman Ave. Hammond, Ind. Opposite South Shore Station Your Savings Are Invited for Investment NOW 2! 2% per annum . . WHY EARN LESS? Each account to $5,000 Federally Insured AMERICAN SAVINGS ASSN. C. B. KNAPP, President HAMMOND Opposite INDIANA HARBOR 3801 Main St. RESOURCES OVER 3 Vi MILLION DOLLARS Serving Calumet District—Since 1910 90 Congratulations and Joan Grimmer Did you ever see this girl without a smile? Best Wishes — • - to the Anthony Sodo This boy could sing his way into any¬ one’s heart. Class of ' 50 • Ph yllis Kwiatkowski You’ll never catch Phyllis standing still. — • - Paul Fritz One of these days Paul is going to own Goldblatts’. BISHOP NOLL MOTHERS CLUB 91 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of SOPHOMORE 2 Dorothy Rafalski Quiet and shy— what a lie!! COMPLIMENTS FRESHMAN 6 - •- OF Jeantne Cole A bright star in her own sweet way. FRESHMAN 5 Drella Mason She knows the secret of being a friend. C onratulationd -•- to Rita Paulik CL ,, 1950 Friendly towards all her Noll pals. Dr. and Mrs. T. J. SENESE 92 COMPLIMENTS Compliments OF of DIXIE DAIRY COMPANY DOCTOR PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY I will sit down now, but the time will come when you will hear me. COMPLIMENTS OF - • - Tom Stack Never a dull moment in his life. HIDUKE ' S MIDWEST STORE 6416 Kennedy Avenue Hessville, Indiana Chicago and Euclid Aves. East Chicago, Indiana Pat Hebard Her happiness lasts forever and a day. C om plimentd of Howard Jack The way to gain a friend is to be one, and he cer¬ tainly is. DOOLIN-ETTER CLEANERS, INC. Cor. Sibley and Sohl Sts. Hammond, Ind. 93 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS JOS. W. DUNSING OF INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Mary Agnes Bihlman A girl with a bewitching smile. FOX CLOTHING Room 208 823 W. Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Ind. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS • - OF Marilyn Orr There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one’s ability. Mr. Mrs. E. Dufranc DIETRICKS - • - Charlene Schramm She may be blond, but she’s not dumb. BOLDI SON BLUE GOOSE FOOD SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF - • - Tom Davey Men of few words are the best. 3403 Grand Blvd. At Michigan Ave. Indiana Harbar, Indiana HAMMOND PEST CONTROL, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF HOFFMAN ' S PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS OF RED TOP CAB CO. 821 W. Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Ind. EAST CHICAGO, IND. 24 Hour Taxi Service East Chicago—851 94 FRANK AND MARTHA ' S Compliments of GREEN TOP DRIVE-IN Delicious Hamburgers and J. S. Liss Company Bob Branchaw Orders to take Out Words are women; deeds are men. Compliments of Your Councilman Comer of Sheffield and Gostlin Joan Naughton Hammond, Indiana A friendly smile and a word to all. Phone Sheffield 10531 GEORGE LAMB COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Vince Gumulauskis OF OF Silent effort moves the World. LANSING SEWING SHOP • ■ AND LE DOUX ' S John Orlich CLEANERS GROCERY Here I come, you lucky, lusky world. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Joseph Studer and TOWN-HOUSE Sons Inc. RESTAURANT 1605-07 Roberts Avenue Schererville, Indiana Phone Whiting 702 95 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Our Lady of OWEN ' S FUNERAL Guadalupe Church HOME Whiting, Ind. Goldie Badovinich Give me another brain and I’ll conquer the world. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF - • — Joanne Dufrane At least she doesn ' t talk in her sleep. _ Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Overack Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Partyka Mildred Matcher Shy and quiet, but oh so nice. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF - • - Joan McGroarty THE NORTH SIDE PRESS Old Glory Cafe She has a smile but one and all. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Leo C. Paulik Jr. Norman Jewelers 96 Peggy Albert All right you kids, quit arguing. George Figuero I’m not late, the bell’s early. Eugene Losinski Drawing is, in brief terms, the Art of Scratch. John Brajner A wise man never loses anything, if he has himself. ' bjour (Career -3n I ' lursiny Jj ecf inS Jh - ST. MARY MERCY HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Gary, Indiana St. Mary Mercy Hospital is approved by the American College of Surgeons and the American Medical Association and is a mem¬ ber of the Catholic Hospital Association. The School of Nursing is accredited by the Indi¬ ana State Board of Nurses ' Registration and Nursing Education. Affiliation is maintained for Tubercu¬ losis Nursing with the James O. Parramore Hospital, Crown Point, Indiana. St. Mary Mercy School of Nursing is also affiliated with De Paul University of Chicago and with Indiana University for Chemistry. Applicants must be between the ages of 17 and 35 years; in good health; a graduate of an accredited high school, ranking in the middle or upper third in scholastic rating. For Further Information Write: Director of Nurses ST. MARY MERCY HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 540 Tyler Street Gary, Indiana 97 Eileen Powell Her heart is like the moon, ever changing, and there’s always a man in it. Jim Cariden Ye gods — more homework. Mary Cloghessy Well, hello there. Lois Langloh Quiet and calm, never af¬ fected by troubles. COMPLIMENTS OF BUDAS FOOD SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF 1303- 149th Street East Chicago, Indiana Dr. Richard A. Bona COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF V. F. Garza Bud George Texaco Service 3509 Deodar Street East Chicago, Indiana 1316 Euclid at Broadway Indiana Harbor BUDD The Furnace Man and Sons CompdimsudA, Calumet Region ' s Furnace Headquarters Repairs and Replacements Ezequiel Alfaro — IN STOC|l — ALL MAKES PETRO OIL BURNERS AIR CONDITIONING Anthony Barilla John Gregory Vince Gumulauskis Gas and Oil Burners Installation 24 Years—Same Place the Gent ' s from 586 FAYETTE PHONE SHEFFIELD 1073 Senior 6 98 Joanne Solner Sweet and cute as all lit¬ tle things are. Barney Tresnow ski I know you like it, how do I know you like it? I know you like it, ’cause you’re smiling. Joan Meyer ’Wanna hike to Munster Saturday??? Bill Quesney Handsome is as Handsome does. Visit the COMPLIMENTS OF CARNATION BAKERY Oscar George ' s DAILY Drug Store 717 W. Chg. Ave., E. Chicago Indiana Harbor, Ind. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF HOMER S SERVICE GLENN ' S SHOE STORE 7104 Kennedy Ave. Hessville, Ind. Whiting, Indiana Congratulations to the Compliments of Class of 50 JANC DRUG STORE Crown Point Oil, WALGREEN AGENCY Inc. C. W. HUBER PHONE 6737 Kennedy Ave. CROWN POINT 452 Hessville, Indiana 99 Hedwig Batliner Just one out of eleven. Lorraine Bemish First reactions are deceiving. UNITY COUNCIL NO. 726 HAMMOND, INDIANA KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS Ray Moss Full of fun and fancy free. Maxine Ryzewski A friend to all who know her. Rev. Jos. Klinker, Chaplain L. A. Flaherty, Grand Knight Jos. Mauch, Dep. Grand Knight Thos. Dalton, Warden F. J. Ryan, Chancellor Jerome Dalton, Jr., Recorder L. W. L. Morton, Advocate Eugene Carroll, Inside Guard Stanley Kurzeja, Outside Guard Wm. McLaughlin, Fin. Secretary B. J. Orr, Trustee C. Nau, Trustee F. Howatt, Trustee Wm. Schloer, Treasurer John Van Aniti and Frank La Manita, Lecturers Bob Hack I ' ll talk a little while be¬ fore I say anything. Elaine Jastremboski Friendly greetings to everyone—she knows them all. Ed Jakubowicz It takes the world a long time to recognize a genius. Jim Etienne It is better to waste time than to do nothing with it. 40 Years of Continuous STABILITY, SAFETY, AND SECURITY PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN East Chicago, Ind. 4902 Indianapolis Blvd. Phone E. C. 1032 101 Jim Hornak He knows what he talks about—when he talks. Margaret Szot Sunny within and without. Larry Lannon Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Jim Wenzel His athletic ability and friendliness speak for themselves. MAGINOT BROTHERS COAL AND FUEL OIL Hammond, Ind. Phones Sheff. 105 and 1050 COMPLIMENTS OF PEARSONS Corner 6th Broadway Gary, Indiana Phone 6251 COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN L. SCHREINER SON PLUMBING AND HEATING Sheffield 5172 Williams Street Protectors of the City ' s Health 102 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF WINSBERG ' S EXCLUSIVE STYLES WASHINGTON LUMBER COAL CO. Tom O’Keefe FOR YOUNG MEN People who make no noise are dangerous. • - 1341 119th St. EAST CHICAGO, IND. Margaret Trella A shy smile which gathers friends. - • - - WHITING, INDIANA Whiting 744 Leonard Pavacik You can’t keep a genius quiet. COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS TO - _ 9 - Dolores Klaubo JACK WEST CLASS OF ' 50 Her friendship once gained is well worth cherishing. CHIEF DEPUTY SHERIFF WHITING LUMBER COAL CO. CROWN POINT, IND. Schrage Avenue Whiting, Indiana 103 TONY’S BEST WISHES JLalSk v TUSCANA Tony Dick Ackerman RESTAURANT Rosemarie Semancik Her happy heart has power to turn a stone to a flower. 521 W. Chicago Avenue 5417 Hohman Avenue Carolyn Austgen East Chicago, Indiana Phone Sheffield 1714 Earth has nothing to show more fair. Rosemarie Bari Thinks just living is lots of fun. United Boiler Heating and Foundry Co. VIERK ' S For Your Home For Every Home -• - QUALITY Eileen Rokowski Always happy, full of glee, we wonder what’s her recipe. Furniture - Appliances Floor Coverings and Television Nationally Advertised Brands 4909 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana Hessville Furniture Co. 6727 Kennedy Avenue Sheffield 65 and 66 Phone Sheffield 320 You Can Park in Hessville 104 Shelia Neary Happiness is the perfect virtue. Bob Ader All things come ’round to him who will but wait. Jack Halton Swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger. Andy Plesniak My teachers just don’t understand me. REID DRUG COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF PRESCRIPTION R0SP0NDS DRUGGISTS 815 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana Telephone 88 4503 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana Phone Sheffield 10202 “R0VAI BROTHERS” Wholesale and Retail Ice Cream ROVAI BROTHERS HAMMOND, INDIANA Phone Sheffield 10593 5438 Calumet Ave. We Deliver 105 Carol Dee What else could one ask for??? Chester Drewniak Quiet as a church mouse. Fred Echterling I wish I could dance. Joan Tree There’s a TREE” in the Harbor. COMPLIMENTS OF Nassau and Compliments of Thompson, Inc. 810-12 W. Chicago Are. East Chicago, Indiana REVEREND COMPLIMENTS OF MUNGOVAN Neumode Hosiery 5140 Hohman Ave. Hammond, Ind. COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments MONARCH of a Conservatories of Music Friend COMPLIMENTS OF 5421 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Ind. Sheffield 8640 WILSON JEWELERS 4722 Indianapolis Blvd. East Chicago, Ind. 106 (JompIinuiniA- Rosellen Gorman Those who bring sunshine to others, bring it to themselves. ■- • ■- SENIOR 1 Frank Fabian I never like to get hit without hitting back. Pat Burns Oh—her heart ' s adrift— with one. ■- • - COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Charles Candiano Who would succeed in the world should be wise in use of his pronouns. OLESKA FUNERAL HOME Telephone 1. H. 938 3934 Elm St. Ind. Harbor Mr. and Mrs. John Orr 107 Dick Gould P’raps I am, P’raps I aint. Joe Simko What wonderous life is this I lead. Don Kundich Few things are impossible for Don. Dick Schenk Don’t trouble trouble till trouble troubles you Compfiments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN EAST CHICAGO THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF INDIANA HARBOR WALTER J. RILEY Chairman of the Board Members Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 108 Mary Elizabeth Griffin A charming sort of a person with a likable sort of a way. Betty Jane Usher Nice to look upon, witty to listen to. Betty Kaprocki Her heart is as light as her hair. Marguerite Holman No truer friendship than hers is found. Congratulations to the Class of 50 Northern Indiana Lumber Coal Co. WHITING, INDIANA 109 Bob Glueckert He is not merely a chip . . off the ole block, but the ole block itself. Ellen Stilboff Lovely and sweet from her head to her feet. Joan Palinca I often wonder who will run the world after I leave. Jeanette Etrick Happiness is never absent. C ompiiments -f STATE BANK OF WHITING no Charles McQuillin Thinking is but an idle waste of thought. fowpwdbudjcdtwnA - • - Ben Pedroza People have more fun than anybody. ■ -• -- Richard Fus I may be small, but so was Napoleon. • - Carol Schreiner She is sure to make you gay in her own enticing way. Dr. and Mrs. John J. Wadas Dolores Ficht ComptimentA of You are uneasy?? You never drove with me before, I see. SENIOR 1 - • - Joe Seigel The one who eats till he is sick must fast till he is well. — • - Dennis Blaney Talk to him of Jacob’s Ladder, and he would ask the number of steps. (Compliments oi - • - Theresa Savio Joy rises in her like a summer’s morn. SENIOR 4 Hammond ' s Only Complete COMPLIMENTS OF Office Equipment Store PROVIDENT All Makes FINANCE CO. Portable Typewriters NEW L. C. SMITH 4622 Indianapolis Blvd. SALES SERVICE ALLEN WALES ADDING East Chicago, Indiana MACHINES— E. C. 1430 SPEEDO PRINT Helen Lauerman DUPLICATORS COMPLIMENTS No man can resist tipping his heart to her. AND SUPPLIES OF • - - LYNCH OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. NORMAL BAKERY Tony Silvasi Well-timed silence is worth a dozen words. Sheffield 1941 East Chicago, Ind. Mary Ellen Collins Friends are her hobby. PRUSIECKI PRAIRIE VIEW - • - Dolores Schillo Funeral Home DAIRY CO. Ambulance Service THE FINEST MILK Laugh and the world laughs with you. ANYWHERE 150th and Olcott Avenue 3832 Main Street PHONES Indiana Harbor, Indiana E. C. 177 Phone 1. H. 288 Enterprise 1770 COMPLIMENTS OF George Smolar PHIL SMIDT and SON, Inc. Hits and runs galore ... no errors. 1205 N. Calumet- • Whiting, Ind. Frank Przespolewski Right or wrong, I ' m right. -• - _ - SPECIALIZING IN Bob Austgen FISH Girls, let me hold your hand ... to feel your pulse. CHICKEN FROG LEGS STEAK AND LOBSTER Kestutis Eidinas As happy a man as any in the world. DINNERS Telephones Whiting 25 and 26 114 Phyllis Burek Life to her is a never ending adventure. Ed Bennington Thinks all he speaks, but speaks not all he thinks. Anthony Barilla Why worry about tomor¬ row? Enjoy today. Gene Pasztor What? No women in Heaven? Then leave me here!!! TUXEDOS SUMMER FORMALS FULL DRESS - CUTAWAYS TO RENT New Styles - Fine Fabrics Tailored To Fit LOGANS NITE LIFE FORMALS By LINETT 5315 Hohman Ave. Hammond Phone Sheffield 5070 BROSSEAU FURNITURE STORE 115 Fogarty Schoop Miner Dunn Hamburgers 5452 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Indiana Phone Sheffield 10215 COMPLIMENTS OF DICK HOYT Charming manners and winning ways. - • - - Ronald Theil What does Einstein’’ have that Professor Theil doesn’t. Steve ' s Dry Goods 6637 Kennedy Avenue Hessville, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF LEWI N ' S 702-704 Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Ind. 3419 3432 Michigan Ave. Indiana Harbor, Indiana Jim Kochis Why hurry? What ' ll Phone — Office 3800-3881 I do when I get there?? Residence 366 - •- Hammond, Indiana Martin Brew I wouldn’t say I’m handsome, but what’s my Compliments of word against thousands of others. EDMUND H. KLEIN Manager HAMMOND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 140 Sibley Street 116 Ed Jacewicz If I were King . . . Ed Radzinski Silence is the best resource for him who disturbs him¬ self. Loy Wilson Oh sleep—it is a gentle thing. Mary Ellen Morgan Just knowing her is a pleasure. Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF TEETER The Typewriter Man The Ryan Family All Makes of Office Machines COMPLIMENTS OF Russell 9060 5108 Hohman Ave. Hammond, Indiana Senior V (Compliments c SENIOR III 117 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF L. C. WITHERS PHOTOS STARK SPHILLIPS 66 5622 South Maryland Ave. Chicago 37, Illinois Pat Callahan Anything for a laugh. COMPLIMENTS OF 155th PI. State Line Dolores Antkowiak She laughs till she cries. - • - Calumet City Illinois SKOCZENS Super Market John Leeney Truth is truth unless I think different. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF SMILING - • - HUBERS TEDDY SONUFF Jean Heppeler Nobody is like me and both of us are glad. FUNERAL HOME 3456 Gutherie Indiana Harbor, Ind. 905-07 W. Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF E. C. 833 Meldoy Ice Cream Bar 24 Hour Ambulance Service Jim Ginther, Prop. 118 THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE Joe Matovina Some thing the world was made for fun and frolic— and so do I. Stanley Bobin When I feel like working, I just lie down till the feel¬ ing goes away. Irene Kucharski Joy and laughter she shall always have. RANIt OF WHITING WHITING ' S OLDEST BANK wish to extend to the CLASS OF 1950 Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous Future Our Complete Banking Facilities and Experienced Counsel Merit Your Patronage Pat Donovan Always ready to join in the fun. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER SCHOOL and A FRIEND OFFICESUPPLYCO. Richard Schreiber Heads I win—tails you lose. Everything For School and Office COMPLIMENTS OF -• - MARGARET ' S Alice Malinowski Promise is most given when the least is said. 5031 Hohman Ave. Sheff. 2487 GENEVA HOUSE Joan Ferrari DELICIOUS FOOD A merry heart has a merry countenance. COMPLIMENTS WITH SERVICE UNEXCELLED— - • - A GOOD OF COMBINATION! Bob Feller Easy come—easy go. THE MAID RITE HAMBURGER SHOP A FRIEND 5815 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Ind. Sheff. 10367 120 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF INDIANA IRON AND METAL CO. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Buyers and Packers Mike Cipowski To live long, live Hammond, Indiana of all slowly. Waste Materials Theresa Smitka 36 Willow Court Neatness is the crowning glory of womanhood. 452 State Sheffield 3620 Hammond, Indiana John MacShane He and his big brass band from Hammond. COMPLIMENTS OF SANDRICK’S HARDWARE - •- FRED NEUBRONNER DeDe Mangiaracina It requires a surgical oper¬ ation to get a joke into DeDe’s understanding. AUTO TRIM SHOP 426 Willow Court INDIANAPOLIS HAMMOND, INDIANA BLVD. Sheffield 441 WHITING, IND. 121 COMPLIMENTS OF Griswold Hardware COMPLIMENTS OF Co., Inc. GRIFFITH Hardware - Glass - Paints Plumbing Supplies THEATRE Telephone Sheffield 370 578 State Street Griffith, Indiana Mary Hajduch The beauty of life is in thoughts. COMPLIMENTS OF John ' s Grocery COMPLIMENTS OF JAYE ' S DRESS - • - Store SHOP Dolores Cholpeck A livewire cut short. 4202 Euclid Ave. Indiana Harbor, Indiana 626 W. Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Indiana - • ■— Barbara Christy She says little but does much. The School That Gets Results - • - Day, evening, and part-time courses in all business COMPLIMENTS OF subjects. Barbara Coleman Always making whoppe. JOHN MURRAY Director of Studies GRAWCOCKS HAMMOND FURNITURE BUSINESS COLLEGE 5421-23 Hohman Ave. Hammond, Indiana 5141 Hohman Ave. Sheffield 1954 122 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 Best Wishes from Your Friends at Kenneth Doff in Gentle manners speak a volume. NORTHERN INDIANA STATIONARY CO., INC. • James H. Me Shane, Pres. Alice Dostatni I may be quiet but I have my moments. 5307 Hohman Ave. Hammond, Indiana Dolores Etienne Always ready to share someone’s troubles. - • - C ompfiments to tile Norbert Gartner Not much to say but plenty to do CLASS OF 1950 GREEN, POWERS BELSHAW 123 Loretta Helfen When in doubt, seek her out. Chester Knapik He’s small but so is a stick of dynamite. Algis Nererta Ever so quiet — ever sincere. Ronald Partyka His actions speak louder than words. (Compliments FRESHMEN II (Compliments °f JUNIOR II 124 COMPLIMENTS OF CALUMET COMPLIMENTS OF Sheet- Metal Works John Baran 4548 Hohman Ave. Hammond, Ind. Rosemary Schramm COMPLIMENTS OF Will it hurt me to study? COMPLIMENTS OF • - - HOPPE ' S BELL SERVICE STATION Tom Senese APPLIANCE Smart as a whip, but a 1842 Indianapolis Blvd. lot more gentle. SHOP Cor. Atcherison Ave. - • - Whiting, Ind. Richard Thielen No more than 15 in the back at one time. BEN ' S COMPLIMENTS OF - • - TEXACO SERVICE CLASS OF 50 Murph Wallace Where there’s Murph there ' s mirth! Ben J. Miotke, Prop. BEGGS SNAY MOTORS Cor. 169th and Columbia Ave. Hammond, Ind. Crown Point, Ind. 125 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS KENWOOD OF FOOD SHOP KICKSHAW ' S 6243 Hohmon Ave. Hammond, Indiana Richard Rimkevieius ’Tis a wonderful country! COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER DRUGS Charles H. Mayor - • - 566 So. Lake Street Company Bob Beckwith Gary, Indiana BEVERAGES I managed to survive for four years! Phone 8-1103 566 State Line Our Specialties, Drugs Calumet City, III. - ■ • - Tom Sencaj I’ve got brains, but I’m saving them! C ompHimentd KOZY KORNER GRILL - • -- Calumet State Street Norman Kuhn As quiet as a forest KOWALIK’S stream! FOOD SHOP Wishes the Best of Luck TO THE CLASS OF 50 4411 Johnson Ave. Hammond, Indiana Phone Sheffield 4409 Good Food is Good Health 126 Senior f a tri Mr. and Mrs. Ray Austgen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Austgen Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bemish Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Benacka COMPLIMENTS OF William J. Hornak BEST WISHES TO • Better Home Builders THE CLASS OF 50 • 543 Douglas Avenue Calumet City, Illinois Torrence 2-4003 S. M. Raczkowski FRIEDMAN COMPLIMENTS OF JEWELERS GALLER ' S YOUR OFFICIAL CLASS FLOWER SHOP RING JEWELER 809 W. Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Ind. 27 East Sth Are. Gary, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF LANSING DEPARTMENT ROSPONDS STORE Lansing, III. 4503 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF Lester F. Murphy Telephone Sheffield 10202 Attorney-at-Law 127 Senior f atro Mr. and Mrs. George Burns Mr. and Mrs. John Cloghessy Mr. and Mrs. John Dostatni Mr. and Mrs. Clemens Etrick CONGRATULATIONS HESSVILLE SHOP FOR MEN TO THE 6810 Kennedy Ave. CLASS OF 1950 FROM Nationally Advertised Sportswear A FRIEND EDWARD DYSLIN, JR. CLASS 46 Best Wishes to Class of 1950 JACKSON ' S RESTAURANT 2 Vi Miles East of Broadway on Route 12-20 GARY, INDIANA JamouA Qoh Jim Jood 128 Senior A Iron3 HOLY ANGELS PARISH Mr. and Mrs. John Fiedler Mr. and Mrs. L. Fritz Mrs. Angela Heppler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klaubo Pastor MONSIGNOR JOHN A. SULLIVAN Assistants REV. A. VAN NEVEL AND REV. T. DORIOT 7th and Polk Streets GARY, INDIANA Congratulations to the Class of ' 50 . JJJf Jrinity (Church ((Croatian} 4754 Carey Street East Chicago, Indiana Rev. Paul Bogovich Senior citron A Mrs. Ethel Knight Mr. and Mrs. W. Langloh Mr. and Mrs. G. Mangiarcina Mr. and Mrs. S. Marcinkovich Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 from. THE MADURA FAMILY OWNERS-OPERATORS MADURA’S DANCELAND INDIANA ' S LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLROOM THE YEAR ' ROUND Senior f aIn Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mellady Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Muldoon Mr. Leo P. Paulik Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Powell SUCCESS to the Class of ' 50” is the wish of RADIGAN BROS. GARY ' S LEADING FURNITURE STORE 637-43 Broadway Gary, Indiana FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS APPLIANCES 131 Senior jf atroni Mr. and Mrs. Prokocki Mr. and Mrs. Michael Santay Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smitka Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Szot FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF EAST CHICAGO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS HOME FINANCING Compliments of INDIANA SHEET METAL WORKS, INC. WILLIAMS FURNACES FUEL OIL, INC. GENERAL SHEET METAL KALAMAZOO APPLIANCE and 619 W. Chicago Arc. HEATING EQUIPMENT East Chicago, Ind. E. C. 2036 903 Sibley St. Russell 6951 Hammond, Indiana 132 Senior patrons Mr. and Mrs. John J. Thiel Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fabbri Mr. and Mrs. John Benich COMPLIMENTS OF CZECHANSKI FUNERAL HOME COMPLIMENTS OF Joseph S. Czechanski Undertaker Embalmer 248 155th Place Cor. Lincoln Ave. Opp. St. Andrew ' s Church Calumet City, Illinois DAISY BROTHERS LARRY GRIMMER ' S COMPLIMENTS OF BOWL-ARENA DIANA BEAUTY SHOP 135 N. Broad Street Griffith, Indiana Phone Griffith 123 Compliments of Compliments of ST. MARY ' S of the LAKE PARISH A. P. DAVIS and SCHOOL SPORTING GOODS GARY, INDIANA Rev. H. James Conway Phone E. C. 274 Pastor Sisters of Holy Cross Teachers 4603 Indianapolis Bird. East Chicago, Indiana 133 P‘ Irons Mr. Ed Hudson Mr. Karl Huffine Junior 7 Mr. Frank E. Keenan CONGRATULATIONS HILLTOP TO THE SENIOR CLASS CUSTOM STYLED HOMES from 614 Washington Street GARY, INDIANA SOPHOMORE V Phone Gary 7493 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF DILDINE INC. Ed ' s Sweet- Shop 5711 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Mrs. Giffith 559 S. Lake BARIELLI INC. Gary, Indiana 134 patrons Miss Anne Deistler The Fifes Fifield Pharmacy Hessville A Friend WHERE FRIENDS MEET 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 Clark H. Jones, Manager ST. STANISLAUS PARISH PASTOR MSGR. JULIAN SZRZYPINSKI ASSISTANTS Rev. Joseph Buczyna Rev. Stanley Milewski Rev. William Gierauswski 135 f a Irons Miss Eleanor Kijowski Alex Kozlowski Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kunka Miss Gertrude Makowski COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF FRESHMAN 1 FRESHMAN 4 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE BESLICH SOPHOMORE 6 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF JUNIOR 5 COMPLIMENTS OF FRESHMEN 7 FRESHMAN 3 136 Pcitron 5 Mr. H. Radziwiecki Mr. Fred Rovai Dr. Spellman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tometczak C ompiiments of FRESHMEN V COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF STORK TOWN PIN BOWL RECREATION COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Harold M. Yaffe NORMAN JEWELERS 802 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana Your Personal Jewelers 5257 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana SHEFFIELD 2415 137 f a Irons (Sest Wishes ST. VICTOR PARISH CALUMET CITY, ILL. REV. THOMAS J. BERMINGHAM, Pastor Viaduct Grocery Store John J. Wadas Jr. ”57 Miss Mary E. Wallace ol Miss Generose Walsh SOMBRERO FINE FOODS THE TASTE TELLS —HOSTS— Paul Navlan Art Schuyler 1525 Chicago Street Hammond, Indiana 138 jf atroni Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frisk Ga. Pratt Book¬ keeping Company Mrs. Thomas F. Hayes Miss Bernice Herod State and Federal Income Tax Service CALUMET BOWL Bookkeeping Service Insurance — Complete Line Travel Agency Call for Reservations, Parties, Clubs, Etc. John F. Wilhelm Agency Phone Sheffield 2641 Leona Wellsand, Mgr. 5851 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Indiana Hoosier State Bank Bldg. 475 State Street Hammond, Indiana Phone Sheffield 4520 GEN BROWN Compliments of Specializing in TAYLOR’S Women ' s Fine Apparel and Accessories DEPARTMENT STORE 25 E. Fifth Avenue Gary, Ind. Phone 30911 705 W. Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Ind. 139 Pcitrons Mr. Jim Buckley Calumet Bottling Association Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ciszcon Miss Rosemary Coleman See Millikan ' s For Your Year Around AL. J. WALZ SPORTS and Wizzer Bicycle Motors GYM EQUIPMENT Schwinn Bicycles VISIT THE RECORD and DEPTS. FOR. THE NEWEST IN RECORDING Accessories J. W. MILLIKAN 449 STATE STREET 5259 HOHMAN AVENUE Phone Shef. 696 623 State Street Hammond, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS SCHOENBERG ' S OF COMPLIMENTS OF John J. Wallace STOLTZ DRUGS 486 State Street Hammond, Indiana 140 patron A Whiting News Mr. and Mrs. John Yurchak Mr. Alfred Zimney Compliments to the Class of “1950” rom SENIOR III Compliments of a FRIEND 141 ' citron A Rev. F. Melevage Rev. F. Seimetz Rev. R. Traub Rev. F. Bachronik Rev. A. Zimmerman Rev. E. Klein TO BE SURE INSURE WITH Joseph J. Chilla Agency INSURANCE FOR EVERY PROTECTION 1900 Indianapolis Blvd. Whiting, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF CAPARROS MOTORS INCORPORATED FORD DEALER Phone East Chicago 1071 4802 Indianapolis Blvd. East Chicago, Indiana 142 VISIT OUR COMPLETELY MODERN STORE BURKE Printing Company BURKE PLUMBING HARDWARE INC. Phone Gary 2-2318 Phone Gary 2-3431 COMPLIMENTS Compliments of OF Haney ' s Prescription Judge Thomas Callahan Center East Chicago, Ind. 143 We Dlu ee Seeing much, suffering much, and studying much, are the pillars of learning. Benjamin Disraeli To become an able man in any profession, there are three things necessary: Nature, Study, and Practice. Aristotle We think according to nature; we speak ac¬ cording to rules; we act according to custom. Francis Bacon Good breeding is the result of much good sense, some good nature, and a little self-denial. Lord Chesterfield Self-reverence, self knowledge, self-control; these three alone lead life to sovereign power. Alfred Lord Tennyson I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. William Allen White Some read to think, these are rare; some to write, these are common; some to talk, these are the majority. Charles C. Colton YOU — WE — THEY Read THE HAMMOND TIMES (Calumet l ecjion 4 Mome 1 1 e ' ew paper 144 T. F. CLOGHESSY, INCORPORATED CONTRACTING AND ENGINEERING 735-41 Logan Street Hammond, Indiana Sheffield 6860 HERE IS WHAT LIBERTY OFFERS Savings for Your Every Convenience and Purpose with a Liberal Rate of Return and Insured Up to $5,000 Loans to Buy, Build, and Improve FHA Loans—FHA Title I Improvement Loans G.l. Loans LIBERTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1900 INDIANAPOLIS BLVD. CENTRAL BLDG. WHITING, INDIANA 145 COMPLIMENTS OF COMAY ' S JEWELERS 624 Broadway Telephone 9130 Gary, Indiana Best Wishes To The CLASS OF ' 50 THE BISHOP NOLL FATHERS ' CLUB USE BIEKER ' S HENRY N. BIEKER, BETTER READY MIXED CONCRETE INCORPORATED SAVES TIME CONVENIENT De Soto Plymouth REDUCES COST 5749 Calumet Avenue Telephone Hammond, Indiana Sheffield 3 or 58 146 147 Complimen td of CALUMET TITLE COMPANY INCORPORATED 107 North Main Street Crown Point, Indiana 25 West Seventh Ave. Gary, Indiana 59 Muenich Court Hammond, Indiana ABSTRACTS TITLE INSURANCE MEMBER Indiana Title Association (Compliments oj CALUMET IRON AND SUPPLY COMPANY EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA 148 Congratulations to the Class of 1950 BURNS FUNERAL HOME 5840 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana GEORGE A. BURNS 26 CALUMET MONUMENT STONE COMPANY ROBERT H. ROGAN, Prop. Delivery to all cemeteries Office and Display at 6544 Calumet Avenue Hammond, Ind. Phone Shef. 2361 149 SUCCESS to the Class of ' 50 is the wish of RADIGAN BROS. GARY ' S LEADING FURNITURE STORE 637-43 Broadway Gary, Indiana FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS 150 APPLIANCES C omplim en t$ Phone Whiting 42 of Semancik Coal Co. Quality Coals SENIOR II 2217 New York Ave. Whiting, Ind. RUDOLF ' S House of Beauty COMPLIMENTS OF Whiting, Indiana THE CALUMET NATIONAL BANK RUSKIN-DRUGS of HAMMOND 6820 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Ind. Hammond, Indiana 151 Compliments LAKE COUNTY of TITLE COMPANY Dr. and Mrs. K. L. Flora COMPLIMENTS OF Main Office EDWARD ' S 208 South Main Street Crown Point, Indiana 3715-17 Main St. Indiana Harbor, Ind. DZIADOWICZ BROS. COMPLIMENTS OF East Chicago Business College FUNERAL HOMES 825 W. Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Indiana 1020 W. 150th St. East Chicago, Ind. COMPLIMENTS OF DORAN ' S 4404 Cameron Avenue FOOD SHOP Hammond, Indiana Sheffield 2800 1920 Indianapolis Boulevard Whiting, Indiana 152 COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HESS PARAMOUNT CENTRAL JEWELER PHARMACY Gifts That Last 5403 Hohman Avenue 201 154th Street Hammond, Indiana Calumet City, Illinois COME IN AND SAY COMPLIMENTS OF HELLO Dr. Peter Stecy PROPERTY of LOU GARR Compliments COMPLIMENTS OF to S0UTHM00R Class of 1950 FOOD SHOP 55441 2 Hohman Avenue SOPHOMORE IV Hammond Indiana 153 Top Adman: Gene Losinski Top Senior Class: Senior 3 (Loncjratufationd CLASS OF “50” THE FACULTY 154 — _