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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

% PROJECTION OF PHOFILES If you could see beyond the hands of time into the future, would you be disappointed or pleased? Would Tomorrow be the attainment of all you had hoped for, or would there be something alien to your careful plans? We cannot predict the future, but we can be certain of one thing. Each one, in his own chosen field, will cast a shadow on the screen of life. Each one, in the pursuit of his vocation, will leave his mark on the world. We need not be apprehensive about the paths we choose, for we walk in the light of Eternal Truth, and we are enveloped by His grace. 3k. nu Luo A. Pursluy As Auxiliary Bishop of the Fort Wayne Diocese, His Excel¬ lency, Bishop Pursley, has re¬ vealed a genuine concern for this school. In 1951 he person¬ ally came to us to help establish Christ in the heart of each of us. His unselfish interest in the students and his friendly person¬ ality have captured the admira¬ tion and love of all of us here at Noll. 3k. Wlo,t .Inhn Francis Noll, D.D. To his Excellency, Bishop John Francis Noll, Bishop of the Fort Wayne Diocese, we students extend our most sincere esteem and gratitude. As the namesake of our be¬ loved school, he has ardently di¬ rected his efforts towards nour¬ ishing and developing it, so that it now stands a proud monu¬ ment to both religious and secu¬ lar learning. _ Botli in theory and in practice the ultimate of Catholicism and Catholic Education is the establishment throughout the world the belief in the one true God, His faith. His love, and His Church. As you leave your high school and begin your long journey through life, resolve to take Christ with you in all your works and endeavors. God love you all. Sincerely yours in Christ, REV. A. J. JUNK Principal LUMPARINli ANSWERS CLASSES The hopeful graduates are but dimly reflected on the screen of life. As our shadows hover over the screen, our futures will slowly come into focus. Soon each of us shall stand alone. One day our chosen paths will finally converge, and again we will stand together — be¬ fore God’s separating hands of judgment. VALEDICTORIAN and SALUTATIONIAN JOAN CECH The highest scholas¬ tic honor of the senior class goes to Joan Cech, the 1952 Valedictorian. Joan, a member of St. John Baptist parish, Whiting, and a gradu¬ ate of St. John Baptist grade school, came to Noll on a scholarship. She plans to continue her education in college and specialize in library work in Chemical Re¬ search. The Senior Class ing to her heartiest con¬ gratulations and best wishes for a successful career. JAMES FISCO Second highest honor goes to Salutatorian James Fisko of St. John Bosco parish, Ham¬ mond. Jim graduated from St. Joseph ' s grade school, Hammond, be¬ fore coming to Noll. He not only attained high scholastic merit, but was very active in extra-cur¬ ricular affairs as well. He will continue his ed¬ ucation at Xavier Uni¬ versity, Cincinnati, Ohio. To him also go sincere congratulations and every good wish. HOME nDUM VIEE-PHESIDENTS Joseph Mulflur .Sr. 1 Helen McLaughlin .t.Sr. 6 Terry Sullivan .Sr. 3 Joseph Hoess .Sr. 4 Ronald Mutka .Sr. 5 Thomas Burkhart .Sr. 2 3S “■ “ “ H “ _ Joseph, Hammond; Tri-Opus 3, 4; Red Cross 1. iMM Ibsssa ' feJTSIU i; yjgi i ■ Sr““•“� ■ - — — =— 1 sS.ite5a«- ’• ’• ; “ - ,; ■”- p4 rM ’6„ p K,. ! x°frTci,i, 4 .: Mmmmmm DONALD CARLIN n mfcfcv g iftST- 4; 0,d, “ J ' ’• 4; ssw rs-arr e-cS r- - - 4: S‘ 4 °r™ ■ c “ ' ■’• 5 - 4; ' SEvmvtt iHSayr sut- ! sya m w 4 , ! a. !; p,p Cl k ’■ 4: ' l ffiV i t gnftSR !:£££iU ' Mte wmmmmm BARBARA HALEY Samstr •• T,iop ” s - IpgHBUtSl; VLtSStf £ BS «;5 S “ c “- ' T -° ' ”- • cb “ EMIL JANC st snsa ur 5 - 4 M c •• gjS?ftS.� SS : I; U IxzLHiri.i 1 ' ,iph ’- t1 !; ci “ � • ' ■ StrUtf ““ • r °“ 1 1 ' ! 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Ann, Lansing; Class Prop and Publicity 4; Pe Prom 3; Winter Formal |£r ,S“ ss iwvsatg RONALD PINKOWSKI ; ?r G ; B ' - phyChem Band 4; Tllck 2 - 3 - 4; Intra - gift Cro t—Vvi 41 MOn ° 8ram; SSr 4; T . i ? pus 3 ' 4; PATRICIA RENTEL wsfrtrr 1 - p ° • “ • ! - c -”“ k i men SiftSsS ? zsg:}: .w ||ap“T 7 ,. w� « I Si asfTi Jassos tuss i saaf.w SSa““ WK “ ! - • 4i ■— FT ' Pep Club 3 ’ 4; Tri ° pus 4: Prom 3; MARY JOAN SPIEGEL wrs jj saTsrim t rtts n npltir% T oSiff: Z k£ : dgjrz ss frffaLV � ? oss 4 iSw«, v. 2 - 3 4: Monogram 3 ' 4 Camera Club Tri ft fiawSSsre ffifs s f c, b ■ 4; ,re ” St. John, Si. John. T,lo “ • 4: .oh o M , Si. John the Baplin, Whiting. l: J2£a Red CrosH CW “”‘ ' C ’ W Tri0pus 4; Pe P Club 3 - 4: ESftr S!? 3; «r4 rt ScS r 4? : BiPhyChem 3: m 2; 2 uk i: Mon °- Homecoming celebration ... Home nurses receive their certificates... ... Pray for us ... .. . Cramming ... Histoiy scholars ... . .. Grand Central Station Talented typists ... ... Behind the headlines Always crowded ... ... What’s the attraction? .. . ... Waiting for that noon bell . .. Sophisticated seven ... . . . A touch of Christmas Homecoming Royalty Bernard Balas Dinny Beckrich Jim Bell Patricia Bernante Terryle Blacktop Del Blocker Tom Bohling Jean Chester Harry Deakin Mattie Elgin Patricia Garber Manuel Garcia Jesse Garza Joan Glombeck Judith Gunn Walter Hohman Barbara Kapsch Agnes Kaspar Robert Mullen Ben Owens Virginia Poppe Carol Reppa Grace Rodriguez Ray Rovai Jean Scherer Jack Schneider Conrad Sierzega Pat Slingsby John Sovinski Joan Stark JUNIOR I Sister M. Victorine, Sponsor Del Blocker, President Patricia Garber, Vice President Agnes Kaspar, Secretary Ray Rovai, Treasurer JUNIOR i 1 Sister M. Verona, Sponsor James Sprengelmeyer, President Janet Doolin, Vice-President Barbara Barker, Secretary Bill Mahoney, Treasurer Helen Acsback Ann Ahlering Barbara Barker John Dalton Robert Dedinsky Janet Doolin Caroline Dubravich Raymond Dudek Leona J. Findley Rosemary Geisendorfer Joan Gutierrez Francis Hornick Josephine Huber Leonard Jablonski Maryann Kochis Karen Kollasch Robert Korem Kenneth Koziatek Ronald Lewis Betty Liss Martin Marciniak Magdalen Mayo Bill Mahoney Francis Mongarez Nancy Nielson William Renwald Joe Risch Harriet Sarnecki Mary Schweitzer June Sedivy James Sofianos James Sprengelmeyer George Stiscak Richard Varro Marlene Wilson Balbina Ybarra JUNIOR 3 Sister M. John Vincent, Sponsor James Huber, President Dianne Burgess, Vice-President Robert Gasior, Secretary Ruth Mauch, Treasurer Louis Alfaro Kathleen Block Robert Boskovich Carl Brown Dianne Burgess Leroy Cataldi Marty Collins Ann Marie Czechanski Pat Czechanski Kathleen Doyle Josephine Dubiak Angeline Flores Robert Gasior I°an Havran Don Hora Michael Hreha James Huber Joan Jelenish John Krachenfels Theresa Lamfalusi Ruth Mauch Walter Mauch Tom McNulty John Meyer Leonard Miller David Mills ’ Diane Madjeski Thomas Radzinski Catherine Rascher Ronald Sadler Ronald Schumacher Jerry Sliz Pat Sowa Lillian Weigly Richard Wolfe Rose Yonkoski Jean Zralka Janet Berg John Blastic Bobette Cera Catherine C.loghessy Anita Devening John Dickerson John Fisher Carry Flaherty Ronald Giometti Dorothy Hauer James Haugh Betty Holota William Hook Gloria Hower Lorraine Humenik Rita Kauchak Patrick Kelly Valeria Kotulski Larry Kundich Ellen Mellady John Morason Jackie Murphy James O ' Donnell Jack O ' Drobinak Marguerite Papes Beverly Pelczar John Quinn Eileen Schleman Bernard Sedlak Stanley Slazyk John St. Mary Bernard Taillon Barbara Wadas JUNIOR 4 Sister M. Edward, Sponsor Ellen Mellady, President Patrick Kelly, Vice-President Jackie Murphy, Secretary John Quinn, Treasurer JUNIOR 5 Sister M. Peter Julian, Sponsor Phil Baker Mary Beekman Katherine Brambos Suzanne Cray Amelia Farnelli Patrick Farrell Steve Penny, President Maryann Lange, Vice-President Phil Baker, Secretary Rosemary Quinn, Treasurer o t ilM Mary Fazekas Betty Anne Fiedler Steve Jakov John Kachur Edward Kaiser Carroll Klass Sophie Klevickas Joseph Kolarczyk Phyllis Krawczyk Maryann Lange Alice McSemek Carol Michael Delores Modrak Joan N ' ovorita Richard O’Connell Patrick O’Reilly Don Parlock Steve Penny John Petkovich John Poxon Rosemary Quinn Joan Rokos Rita Rueth James Scholl Jack Scholsky Raymond Skuke Richard Spring Patrick Sullivan Nancy Twomey Joseph Villareal 34 JUTVIOH fi Sister M. Gabrielita, Sponsor Charlotte Masse, President Donaleee O’Keefe, Vice-President Ann Marie Kaminsky, Secretary Sandra Beckwith, Treasurer Phyllis Balta Dolores Barsic Sandra Beckwith Louise Biancardi Mary Ann Black Mary Ann Blanco Yolanda Carrilo Carol Chesner Gloria Comandella Mary Beth Constant Josetta Craven Apolonia Esparza Dolores Filar Arlene Frankovich Laurene Giannini Ann Marie Kaminsky Peggy Keay Elaine Kolangowski Joan Kundrat Marjorie Lane Theresa Lucas Mary Cath. Mardjetko Charlotte Masse Barbara Michels £ a ' M on a or% itoufc ' 2 Loretta Miller Gertrude Niemiec Donalee O’Keefe Mary Ann Olszanski Sylvia Patrick Marie Peters Catherine Petrasich Ann Marie Pfeifer Madeline Plesniak Dolores Shields Joanne Smith Joan Stark Phyllis Teel Janet Tierney Joan Vasek Emily Vellutine Mary Louise Vincent Joan Zurawski junimi Miss Eleanor Kijowski, Sponsor Tom Polito, President Kathleen Matovina, Vice-President Marilyn Fus, Secretary John Pluskis, Treasurer Thelma Beck Richard Bemish Mary Ann Berwanger Tom Brosseau Suzanne Bucholz James Busanic Norbert Cipowski Shirley Estes Stephen Fazekas Donald Fedor James Fife Marilyn Fus Marguerite Griffin Marvin Hansen Alfred Helfen Tom Hicks Thomas Jacobs Janet Janz Stanley Klevickas Frank Kozlowski Edward Krygier Ray LaBuda Mary Ann Lauerman Ronald Luketic Kathleen Matovina Mary Ellen McCarthy Rose McGinnity Joseph Mish Joseph Nauracy John Pluskis Tom Polito Donna Quigley John Riddle Harold Seaberger Howard Slifko d f% n 3 a o Eleanor Zielinski Edward VVielgos St A little higher .. . ■ - ... Checking signals Hard at work ... . . . Romeo Ray Losinski A daily habit SOPHOMORES Jim Albert, Angela Alfaro, Jerry Allmansberger, Ray Anello, Charles Antonietti, Ronald Balka. Joan Bard, Wilson Beckman, Jule Bell, Dave Barthold, Marilyn Bertram, Robert Biales. Jim Bielak, Joan Bielak, Martin Billich, Ray Bilski, Bill Bittner, Mary Blake. Loretta Black, Jerry Bolch, Peter Bosse, Patricia Brabbs, Bonnie Bramer, Frank Brilmeyer. John Buchalo, Jack Burian, Thomas Bush, Patricia Bylinowski, Triny Camerena, John Carlson. Charles Conces, Katherine Congles, Gloria Conway, Judith Coughlin, Bill Curley, Joan Cusik. Robert Cyr, Frances C apla, Leo Dambrauskas, Robert David, Leonard DeFabio, Alex Dohanyos. Tom Doolin, Martin Downey, Tim Downey, Billy Doyle, John Drapac, Barbara Druvetski. Regina Dudzinski, Mary ann Dudek, Guy Dunfee, Barbara East, Jacquelyn Elkins, Lorraine Etrick. David Evansfek, Elaine Fech, Helen Filicichia, Leonor Flores, Bernarr Folta, Monica Forlener. Marlene Frankowski, Janet Frichtl, Richard Garcia, Edward Gardner, Ellen Garvey, Don Gauthier. 38 SOPHUMOHES George Gerenda, Evelyn Gesmond, George Gill, Pat Gober, Dolores Gohde, Aurora Gonzales. Joseph arney, Thomas ozdecki, Pat Graboske, William Grace, Loretta Greslo, Joan Grodzicki. Dorothy Guernsey, Margaret Gulassa, Lavinia Gutierrez, Catherine Haack, Michaeline Hahn, Patricia Hahn. Richard Holaschak, Fred Halon, Tom Harding, Steve Hasara, Mary Hayes, Nora Lee Hebard. Marjorie Hesberger, Arlyne Henderson, Kevin Hensley, John Hirsh, Barbara Hodges, Jerry Hoess. Dolores Holzback, Frank Horvath, Marion Hronec, Joanne Humenik, Irene Humpfer, Rose Marie Huttle. q ] ) W 0, mL L v o A rrv £ ft r- ' fe f r ' ££ v. £ r % ftp w a A w m mi % a ft a ft % no A ‘ : n 3L ifi 4a Ray Isczak, Robert Kaminsky, Mayre Kantz, Joe Kapuscinski, Antoinette Kortz, Carol Kasper. Richard Kearney, John Keil, Dennis Keilman, John King, Shirley King, Carole Knapp. Charles Knight, Ray Knight. Michael Kohanyi, Joan Kolcwicz, Judy Komoroske, Peter Kondrat. T. Korkos, Bernadette Koscielniak, Lois Kosinski, Stanley Kosinski, Hubert Kruzan, Victor Kruzic. Kathleen Kulik, Kathryn Lasics, Richard Laskody, Larry Lauerman, Alfred Lebryk, Richard Lindeman. August Lubanowski, Loretta Lubarski, Patricia Lush, John Machay, Lydia Madison, Joan Maginot. SDPHDMDItES George Magliocca, Jack Mahoney, Vivian Makowski, Frank Malloy, Kathleen Manning, Ronald Mantel. Pat Marciniak, Sam Marchese, Dolores Martin, Beverly Mathews, Mary Matovina, David Mayer. Gerald Mazur, Margaret McGing, Janies McNeil, Boh Media, Larry Mellady, Judy Mertz. Bob Michalak, John Millard, John Milly, Agnes Molchan, Carol Moles, Marlene Mriscin. Joe Muhlberger, Mary Mulflur, Barbara Murphy, Peter Nava, Pat Neis, Judy Neises. Raymond Nemickas, Gloria Nichols, Pat Nichols, Margaret O ' Brien, James O’Connor, Dan O’Keefe. Joan O’Keefe, John O’Keefe, Pat O’Keefe, Pat O ' Malley, Donna Orr, John Orr. Dolores Ortosky, Gerrv Osmulski. Millie Overack. Marilyn Pabian, Coleen Palinski, Lillian Parrot. Janet Paxton, Johnne Perz, Dorothy Peters, Mike Petrunic. Ray Pilipow, Andrew Pongress. f ' (L r , � Q th Richard Ponicki, Richard Portz, Jack Rumner, Mary Ann Racich. Ray Robak, Bill Radzinski. Paul Reis, Edmund Remkevicius, Arnold Rettig, Della Rodman, Patti Rogan, Ben Rzonca. Mary Savio, Ray Schmelzer, Carol Schneider, Boh Schreiner, Ralph Schueberg, Dick Seaburg. 40 SOPHOMORES Ruth Sedlak, Jim Shaffer, Joan Shapley, Joanne Shestak, Stephen Shlat, Pat Showers. Larry Siegfried, Ellen Simac, Sylvia Simko. Stephanie Simon, Joe Sipos, Edwin Skarja. Angie Skowronski, Frank Slazyk, Patricia Smith, Ruth Smith, Andrea Smitka, Mary Smokvina. Rita Ann Smolar, Robert Smolen, Pat Smolinski, Geoige Snay, Jim Sobota, Joe Solic. Richard Sopkowski, Carmelina Spiccia. Gilbert Spisak, Michael Spudic, Rose Mary Sramek, Rosalind Stark. Nada Stilinavich, Frank Strezo, Dolores Strug, Bob Stupeck, Roseann Szakocs, Norbert Szczepaniak. i ' r IT k- t a ( s-?. A m A A Robert Welch, Ronnie Wicinski, Don Widelski, Louella Williams, Gloria W ' illy, Virginia Wolak. Bernie Wontarek, Lawrence Yednak, Donald York, Joe Zatorski, Leone Zbikowski, Charmaine Zeller. Josephine Zralka, Mary Kay McGuan, Jules Orzechowski, Shirley Stuardt. Not pictured: Jeanne Kish. 41 A Doctor in the house? Beauticians Here, birdie Seniors Our Alma Mater Those declensions and conjugations! Baseball Belles That artistic touch Noll’s Bethlehem What’s the hurry? Seats for all FRESHMEN Joe Algozine, Marie Algozine, Sheila Ambos, Ronald Arcella, Tino Balio, Melonia Bahyak. Ethel Baranko, Dick Barelli, Jerry Barker, Peter Baum, Elaine Beck, Vincent Bedov. Arlene Benich, Beverly Benich, George Berg, Lorraine Bezyk. James Bielefeld, Jeanette Blair. Tom Blastick, Pat Boberski, Monica Bomba, Jeanette Bonczek, Tom Bonaventura. Leroy Bowen. William Boyda, Thomas Bridgman, Rosalie Brisco, Pat Buldak. Stanley Bumbales, Robert Bunjan. Charlene Burgan, Kathleen Burke, Richard Buzinski, Ralph Camp, Edward C-elarek, Carole Cera. J - - . A. AAAaA AO (0 A A 0 A A r OO An ' gap OAO o r , A f A W - £ r ( 9 Kathleen Chapman, Dorothy Christine, Diana Ciardetti, Ronald Ciardetti, Clarice Cipowski, Joe Claesgens. o ft $ 0 Mi a ft v Joe Clune, Eugene Coffman, -- . James Coley, Bill Cosgrove, Michael Costillo, Michael Coughlin. a 4 A £1 ft i | A J Dave Creviston, Catherine Curley, Frances Cyzon, Michael Czacli, Kav Dalton, Arthur DeThomas. m 0 p 1o n £l Jack Dienes, John Dietrich, Tom Dormady, Joseph Downey, Catherine Dudek, Joe Dziedziak. ft It, n «« V 0 a 1 f mr k George Englert, Sharon Evan. JF=- dk Ralph Fabbri, Emily Fajkowski, V V ? A A A Patricia Feeney, Mary Ann Fiedler, Barbara Feil, Peggy Finnerty, Constance Fischer, Marlene Fischer. aa ft 1 O IaI ft ■ ' la -a a a ft O a : k.mu. jma a a ft m ft ft list . v ft 4 ft fft 2 ft 4 a FRESHMEN Peggy Fisko, Mary Ellen Flaherty, Ray Flores, Sandra Forbes, Gerry Forkasdi, Pat Foss. Arlene Gall, John Gallas. Tim Galvin, George Garber, Joe Garcia, Joe Gartner. Mary Garza, Betty Gaul, Stanley Gavelek, David Gawlikowski. John Gazdik, Don Giedemann. Tom Giometti, Barbara Gober, Thomas Golden, Ron Goldsmith, Edward Gomey, Nada Good. Paul Goodus, John Gordon, Berna¬ dette Gozdecki, Bonnie Greenwood, Michael Grogan, Joanne Gruszka. Nancy Halton, Elizabeth Hanchar, Tom Harle, Arlanda Harris, Walter Harris, Dolores Hauer. Maureen Haugh, Richard Havran, Pat Hawkins, Carl Henkel, Colleen Hickey, Jo Anne Hill. Monica Homolla, Ann Marie Hornak, Lewis Hrasch, James Hughes, Lin Hughes, James Hull. Jerome Jamroz, Albert Jane, F.dward Jarecki, Catherine Joyce, Robert Justine, Dolores Justine. Delores Kaminsky, Don Kasper, Eleanor Kay, Richard Keating, Thomas Keating, Arlene Keilman. Tom Keilman, Louise Kelly, Elizabeth Kent, Edward Kielbasa, Susan Kilnowitz, Rousche Klonowski. Evelyn Kluga, Ed Knight, Jeanette Knight, Judy Kochis, Audrey Kohin, Richard Kollasch. ft a a 0 jP’ a A PA A ■) J. ' a sttiih a Hz ft ft 2 , ■ft ft 0 a a ft tifths a ft V JLJI 45 FHESHMEIV Delphine Korpita. Mary Ann Kosalko, F.laine Kotulski, Carole Kowalkowski, Barbara Kraft, Judy Kramer. Bob Krause. Alice Kroster, Ann Kuhn. Raymond Kulesa, Rose Kuntz, Barbara Kurez. Thomas Kurrock. Joseph Kuzel, Harold Kwiatkow Joan Layne, Joan Leenev, Ben Lesniak V -.l n a a a a a a Mirhallene Lewandowski. Stanley Lew- •jb andowski. Robert Lichtle. led Lollick. Ron Loneski, Roberta Longanecker. � n 0 V Judy Lynn. Patrick Lynn. Geraldine MacDonald. Donald MacKenzie. WW Barbara Madziarc, Jacqueline Maloney. ’ V i(K K Of! Joseph Mahon, Jo Ann Manchak, . Joseph Manoni. Jerry Marchal, Angeline Mardjetko, Racine Marthell. «r 0 0 jiuL r A ty “• 3 A A 1 ,v ■ 0 a 89 A ■ml •� a 0 f 0 0 4 Suzanne Martin, Ted Matovina, Patricia Matthews, Kathleen Mauch, Carol Mazur, Mary McGroarty. Mike McGuan, Lynn McLaughlin, Mary Medina, Helen Medvecz, James Mellon, Jim Merker. Hon Meyer, Joan Michael, Ray Michalski, Rose Marie Miller, Barbara Moldraski, Don Monczka. Jerry Montasiewicz. Mike Moran, Joan Moss, Carol Mroz, James Munson, Diane Murphy. Judy Muschelewicz, Theresa Napi- wocki, Theresa Nawrocki, John Nealon, Kathleen Nelson, Rose Mary Nemtuda. Edith Neumaier, Mark Niemiec, Fay Noble, Dominick Noce. Roberta Novorita, Robert Nowak. $ a 1 A. a ff% a Ak . i i n. i o a ■M ft a £ fs a p f 1 A ( ilk 0 a, c ' mA 1 LjJ a ’-L ' A a a -j it |R FHESHMEN Jackie Nowicki, Barbara O ' Badge, Virginia Obion, Eugene Obremski, Dennis O ' Connell, Dorothy O ' Connor. Joyce O ' Drobinak, Sanr Palermo, Charlotte Osenbaugh, Mary Pazera, John Pearson, Anne Pelachik. Mary Ann Pelczar, David Perotti, Vcrn Petri. Peter Petrunic, Leona Piechata, Kenneth Piniak. Pat Plesniak. Ray Pluskis, Regina Pokoris. Joan Polus, Vincent Pongracz, Carol Pongress. Dennis Powell, Crystal Pustek, Tom Rakoczy, Sharon Ratliff. Robert Rauh, Ruedeane Read. Richard Reffkin, Perry Reinert, Peter Reinert. Bob Renwald. Joseph Ricciardi, Marjorie Richter. Darlene Roman. Leonard Ross John Rybicki. William Sabo, Joe Sacco, Kenneth Sadler. Walter Sambor, Mary Eliz. Schaeffer, Robert Scherer, Alyce Schillo, Tom Schneider, Jim Schreiner. Mary Frances Schreiner, Anita Sedlak, Robert Senese, David Simac, Joan Skawinski, Pat Skoczen. Monica Slamka. Elma Sledge, Ronald Smentkowski, Elizabeth Smith, Sammie Smith, Gloria Smokvina. Paul Sobkowicz, Claire Sofianos, Betty Soley. Roberta Specker, Harold Speltzer, Gerald Spoerner Irene Sramek, Antoinette Starkey, Charlotte Steinger. Joseph Steininger, Julie Stiglitz, Pat Stiscak. nra a n VT ' ' (? { ‘iJfcr r o V ' A a £ir AA a p A A 2 A n A a a u _ n A a D 11° £ 47 FRESHMEN Lawrence Sullivan, Francis Szot, Edward Szumlas, Frances Szymonik, Edward Taillon, Irene Tall. Gloria Tatarek, David Taylor, Joal Teresko, Robert Thiel, Joe Tittle, John Tonello. Judy Trinosky, Vincent Vargo, Doris Varlan, Barbara Varro, Pauline Vellutini, David Verdeyer. Don Visnack, Jerry Vlasic, Richard Vomish, Dick Wacker, Julia Whalen, Sara Willing. Edward Wleklinski, Lorraine Wc Patricia Wohadlo, Paul Yurko, Martha Zahor, Dolores Zaleski. Jerome Zawada, Robert Zielinski, Betty Bostonich. ft § rt A a ft d- , M: M- ' a a a a A A. n ' Kj xaa r m w P T £ 48 The Punch Boivl at ' Sno-Dream What a following! A moment ivith God lust passing time All set for St. Mary’s Activities have brought into focus the brighter, livelier aspects of our person¬ alities. Through them we have met friends and learned the value of coopera¬ tion. They have stimulated our creative interests, encouraged leadership, devel¬ oped abilities, deepened religious devo¬ tion, heightened and broadened our ACTIVITIES M. Overack, J. Bielefeld, D. Hebard, Mr. C.iszczon, L. Biancardi, P. Cosgrove, J. O ' Drobinak, L. Heibel, L. Grodzicki, P. l’lesniak, M. Mulflur. John Kralek, also a member, is not pictured. The aim of the Student Council is to bring the faculty and student body into a closer, more co¬ operative relationship and to produce a friendly atmosphere throughout the school. Any problems or requests of the students concerning the school are brought to the Student Council for consideration and solution. This year the Council sponsored the Magazine Drive and the Winter Formal. Mr. Frank Ciszczon, faculty advisor, was influential in establishing the Student Council at Noll and has been its sponsor since its beginning four years ago. Pat and John getting ready for the daily announcements. Making preparations for the Magazine Drive. NATIONAL HOHOR SOCIETY SENIORS FIRST ROW: V. Makowski, B. Cera, M. Constant, C. Rascher. R. Czechan- ski, M. Overack, L. Biancardi, N. Hebard. SECOND ROW: V. Kotulski. B. Liss, M. Beekman, C. Knapp, R. Mauch, J. Murphy, J. Mem. THIRD ROW: L. Grodzicki. W. Mahoney, J. Sprengehneyer, R, Gasior, I ' . Gozdecki, A. Pongress. FOURTH ROW: S. Penny, R. Schumacher, R. Dudek, P. Baker, D. York. UNDERCLASSMEN FIRST ROW: D. Hebard, A. Thiel, J. Cech, P. Cosgrove, P. Duhon, P. Medvecz, H. McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: M. Kenney, M. Petronella. M. Spiegel, S. Crispi, A. Griner, B. Knapp, A. Pazera, B. Harris. THIRD ROW: T. Ryder, D. Halton, M. Matovina, T Bobak, J. Fisko, R. Obsitnik, W. Burke. FOURTH ROW: D. Tarney, R. Szrom, G. Sroka, J. Vogt, R. Paliga, J. Hoess, D. Austgen. A necessary pre-requisite for membership in Noll’s Marynoll Chapter of the National Honor Society is a scholastic rating within the upper third of the class. Members are then chosen by the Faculty on the basis of Char¬ acter, Leadership, and Service. Under the sponsorship of Sister Marie Ce¬ line, the Honor Society successfully supervised Parliamentary class meetings throughout the year. Each year the Honor Society also offers a Noll scholarship to a boy and girl graduat¬ ing from a Catholic grade school in Lake County. OFFIEERS James Fisko President Dorothy Hebard Vice-President Michael Kenney Secretary Joseph Hoess Treasurer 53 OFFICERS Jackie Murphy Don Tarney Jim Fisko Shirley Crispi BI-PHY-CHEM The Bi-Phy-Chem, under the direction of Sister Rosalia, is composed of zealous scien¬ tific minds who meet primarily to promote interest in Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. The Science Fair, always an interesting and instructive event, is an annual project of this group. FI RSI ' ROW: J. Kolwicz, A. Kartz, C. Spiccia, E. Riddle, A. Kaspar, I ' . Blacktop, J. Ciardetti, P. Gruszka, B. Ges- mond. SECOND ROW: J. Novorita, V. Makowski, 1. Fisher, J. Biel, H. Acsbock, J. Murphy, J. Krapac, C. Reppa, E. Vahary, P. Blackman. ' I HIRD ROW: B. Benich, M. McCarthy, L. Heibel, M. Constant, C. Kolwicz, B. Halev, C. Stull, A. Czechanski. RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross is represented by many members of the student body, although the entire student body is enrolled in the Hammond Chapter. One of its major projects is the collection of items for packing gift boxes to send to the indigent of foreign countries. Sister M. Andrew is sponsor of this club. MISSION SOCIETY The C.S.M.C. strives to give our students a fuller knowledge of missionary activity in other coun¬ tries. The regular First Friday Mission programs have this as their main feature. The Mission Study Club, also under the direction of Sister M. Ivan, plunges more deeply into this subject. All Noll stu¬ dents are enrolled and contribute both spiritually and materially to the welfare of the Missions. Spiri¬ tual bouquets, weekly collections, the clothes drive, and the collection of cancelled stamps and Catho¬ lic magazines are all the work of the Mission Society. FIRST ROW: M. Klempner, P. Garber, H. McLaughlin, D. O’Keefe, J. Cech, M. Lang, V. Wolak, J. O’Drobinak, D. Holzback. SECOND ROW: P. Kelly, D. Burgess, J. Doolin, P. Duhon, D. Hebard, B. Fiedler, M. Blake, J. Bard, R. Huttle, M. Niemiec. THIRD ROW: D. Simatovich, V. Garza, J. Hoess, J. Bolch, E. Obremski, J. Kapuscinski. FOURTH ROW: T. Sullivan, R. Szrom, D. Kasper, R. Paliga, H. Seaberger. MARQUETTE STAFF The 1952 Marquette is a combination of hard work and challenging difficulties, but, most of all, reward¬ ing satisfaction. The entire Staff hopes that you will enjoy the book as much as they enjoyed publishing it for you. This publication is presented to you as a result of the arduous work of Co-Editors Jim Fisco and Bar¬ bara Knapp under the direction of Fr. Seimetz. BUSINESS COMMITTEE PIIDTOGHAPHY STAFF These aspiring administrators have ad¬ mirably taken care of the Business Depart¬ ment of the Marquette. A noble attempt to keep track of all photographs was made by D. Halton, G. Brown, f. Rogan, M. Klassen, A. Thiel, and U. Henkel. J. Martin, R. Kclner, R. Szrom, A. Griner, C. Cergizan, R. Hein, A. Markovich, F.. Bialker, C. Callahan, D. Hebard, D. Austgen, M. Kenney. Peggy McGroarty and Mike Churosh are not pictured. ART AND SPORTS For the animations and drawings throughout this book, the Staff is indebted to the Artistic Department. The activities of Noll’s athletes have been duly recorded by the Sports Staff. J. Kralek, L. Heibel, T. Ryder, T. Biel, R. Losinski, W. Ryska, P. Medvecz, M. Simons. LITERARY STAFF During the year the Literary Staff was proud to prepare the Marquette theme and copy for your enjoyment. T Bobak, P. Cosgrove, G. Sroka, M. Moylan. A. Pazera. I). Carlin, C. Ferrari, S. Crispi, W. Burke, P. Duhon, Joan Cee and Maria Petronella are not pictured TRI-OPUS ramm, P. Kilmon, M. Klassen, C. Susie, L. Heibel, A. Thiel, J. Pupillo, F. Kaminsky, J. Kun- . Mylott. SECOND ROW: P. Gruszka, F-. Breclaw, R. Quinn, C. Masse, L. Biancardi, D. Bur FIRST ROW: D. Schramm, P. ll, M. Lane, M. Doolin, K. Mylott. SECOND ROW: P. Gruszka, F.. Breclaw, R. Quinn, ' s, M. Mardjetko, M. Black, M. Blanco, A. McSemek, P. Krawczyk. THIRD ROW: S. Brabbs, E. Bialker, P. Synko, P. ilion, C. Ferrari, E. Vellutini, P. O ' Connor, M. Mikulski, L. Miller, J. Zurawski, B. Walsko. FOURTH ROW: D. Polus, Trepinski, M. Congles, J. Reinert, J. Glombeck, R. Rueth, C. Dubravich, J. Janz, R. Geissendorfer, E. Wilson, J. Sed- . FIFTH ROW: J. Berg, L. Bohling, U. Henkel, J. Portz, A. Pazera, H. McLaughlin, L. Giannini, B. Michels, I. erney, L. Kurry. J The Tri-Opus, now under the guidance of Sister M. Gabrielita, was organized twelve years ago to promote interest in the commercial sub¬ jects. A “B” average in Typing, Shorthand, or Bookkeeping is a necessary prerequisite for ac¬ tive membership in this club. The Journalism Club is a literary club for all students at Noll interested in writing. For its yearly project the Club has undertaken publica¬ tion of the Senior Anthology. Sister M. Victorine is the able sponsor of this group. JDURMLISM CLUB FIRST ROW: E. Kolangowski, P. Keay, H. Acsbock, A. Pazera, S. Crispi, D. Coughlin, D. Hebard, P. Duhon, M. Simon, A. Griner, M. Moylan. SECOND ROW: J. Gutierrez, J Tierney, A. Czechanski, R. Kauchak, R. Barker, T. Murphy, H. Gallagher, V. Kotulski, A. Ahlering, B. Knapp. THIRD ROW: L. Flaherty, E. Grant. I. Martin. T. Fisko. 1. Ryder, M. Kenney, B. Walsko, D. Halton. f 11 The members of the Warrior Staff are respon¬ sible for the articles which appear in the War¬ rior, our school newspaper. The interesting pro¬ grams, heard over the public address system are also produced by the members of the Staff. Special interest in extra-curricular activities has been aroused by the attractive posters pro¬ duced by members of the Prop Pub. This efficient group, organized in 1948, is now a thriv¬ ing organization with Miss Kijowski as its Fac¬ ulty Sponsor. PROP AND PU BLICITY FIRST ROW: P. Blackman. P. Roper, P. Lush, J. Tierney, L. Zibkowski, R. Klein, R. Losinski, M. Mulflur. P. Svnko, P. Gruszka, D. Tarney, C. Susie. SECOND ROW: P. Zencka, P. Hahn, H. Felicia, E. Vahary, M. Kantz, P. Mar ciniak, M. Simon, P. Medvecz, J. Kramer, U. Henkel, 1 . O ' Connor, P. Rogan. J. Rogan, B. Waclas, J. Murphy, I. Heibel. I. Portz, S. Crispi, J. Szot, P. Lignar, D. Tapajna. THIRD ROW: J. Bard, J. Feeney, P. Sowa, M Fortner, C.. Niemiec, J. Martin, D. Austgen, H. McLaughlin, J. Kralek, D. Coughlin, B. Haley, A. Ahlering, P. Cosgrove, C. Ferrari, B. Fiedler, M. Lange, A. Sniitka, M. Spiegel. CHEER LEADERS MONOGRAM CLUB In almost every venture with an unpredictable out¬ come there are rough spots encountered. It is at such a time that a lot of encour¬ agement is needed and ap¬ preciated. Phyllis Gruszka, Loretta Miller, Margie Klempner, Dianne Burgess, Louise Biancardi, and Bev¬ erly Gesmond coaxed more of that indomitable Noll spirit from the rooters in the stands. The Monogram Club, primarily a social organization, is composed of athletes who realize the necessity of team work and sportsmanship not only on the field of play but also in the social world. Membership is limited to those proud possessors of the coveted major letter “N”. FIRST ROW: C. Jenkins, H. Deakin, R. Rovai, G. Florey, L. Grodzicki, D. Austgen, J. Hoess. T. Bobak, F. Beckman. SECOND ROW: E. Zuffa, W. Stephan, W. Mauch, J. St. Mary, Ka- ■emba, J Mulflur, W. Connelly, T. Burkhart. THIRD ROW: W. Orlich, J. O’Drobinak, T. Sul¬ livan, T. Maloney, G. Hawley, D. Rovai, R. Stupeck, A. Gough, D. Simatovich, Mr. Buckley. PEP ELIJB The Pep Club, with Miss Herod as its sponsor, was headed this year by Pat Medvecz as President, Joanne Portz as Vice-President, and Helen McLaughlin as Secretary-Treasurer. All Noll’s glory isn’t won on the gridiron or basketball court. Win or lose, Noll fans are known to be loyal enthusiasts. We realize that good morale promises good sportsmanship, and we aim at preserving Noll’s reputation of good sportsmanship. The best devotees of Warrior games are to be found in Noll’s Pep Club. Formal membership in this club is usually limited to upperclassmen, but it cannot be said that sophomores and freshmen are wholly excluded. During the course of the year the name of the club was changed to the Booster Club and membership, formerly restricted to the fairer sex, was also extended to the male of the species. Noll’s bleachers are always filled with a good representation from all classes, and that representation is known to be made up of the most avid and devoted Noll rooters. ARSENIC AND On February 23 and 24 Club, under the direction sented Joseph Kesserling’s comedy, Arsentic and Old Community Theater. THE Abby Brewster . Rev. Dr. Harper . Teddy Brewster . Officer Brophy . Officer Klein . Martha Brewster . Elaine Harper . Mortimer Brewster . Mr. Gibbs . Jonathan Brewster . Dr. Einstein . Officer O ' Hara . Lt. Rooney . Mr. Witherspoon . OLD LACE the Noll Dramatics of Miss Salon, pre¬ successful Broadway Lace, at the Whiting CAST .Janet Tierney .Don Gauthier .Tom McNulty .Don Carlin Bernard Wontorek .Bernard Folta .Mary Doolin .Ursula Henkel Stephanie Simon .Mike Churosh .Anthony Pupillo .John Bochnowski Pat O ' Reilly .Dennis Beckrich John Buchalo .Dick Kelner Pat O ' Reilly .Dan Gillis Mike Hrcha .Don York FIRST ROW: B. Wontcrak, M. Petronella, M. Doolin, J. Tierney. P. Roper. J. Kralek, M. Churosh, U. Henkel, S. Simon, R. Sramek, J. Buchalo. SECOND ROW: I.. Gutierrez, B. Murphy, E. Vahary, N. Hebard. M. Mnlflur. L. Heibel, A. Pazera, R. Mauch, K. Fitzgerald. L. Bohling. B. Knapp. P. Cosgrove, C. Ferrari . M. Mayo. THIRD ROW: A. Griner, K. Easics, D. Gauthier, B. Folta, D. Austgen, H. McLaughlin, D. Gillis, D. Tarney, R. Kelner, D. Beckrich, J. Bochnowski. DRAMATICS CLUB Show business is much more than enjoyable curtain calls, as members of the Dramatics Club have well learned from Miss Salon, organizer and sponsor of the club. They learn from a to z what play production really is: hard work at rehearsals, scenery, stage crew, make-up, etc. Mem¬ bers of the club have gained invaluable personal experience and have also brought enjoyment to their school and community. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club has contributed much to further the enjoyment of social events at Noll. Under the leadership of Mr. Savin, its members capture the thrills of the athletic contests, the operetta, the dances, and many other events. This experience will prove very useful to the Club members in the future. FIRST ROW: H. Kwiatowski, G. Magliocca. R. Welch, T. Bridgman, J. Bielak. SECOND ROW: A. Pupillo, R. Cataldi, C. Richter, R. Kelner, J. Kruzan. THIRD ROW: D Gillis, L. Cataldi. R. Kaminsky, L. Flaherty. J Millard, D. Eartly, T. Sopkowski, H. Kruzan, R. Sepiol, D. Mayer. L : a W f ■Ek t ‘‘ ti MUSIC FIRST ROW (up): P. O’Connor, J. Bosonic, W. Walsko, J. Mar¬ lin, R. Fulayter, VV. Hohman. SECOND ROW (up): M. Doolin, S. Brabbs, C. Ferrari, R. Johnson, D. l’olus, J. Szot, ). Vogt. THIRD ROW (up): A. Thiel, P. Duhon, H. McLaughlin, S. Crispi, M. Spiegel, D. Bell. FOURTH ROW (up): F. Kaminsky, D. Hebard, P. Czechan- ski, L. Skurka, J. Rogan, P. Lignar. The beautiful and familiar music of Christmas time, as reproduced by the Choraliers, has brought joy and exulta¬ tion to the hearts and minds of Noll students and also to the many groups and places visited by them. Besides his many and time-consuming duties as teacher and Dean of Boys, Fr. Melevage is responsible for all musical pro¬ grams at Bishop Noll High. Under his tutelage, the various choral groups have acquired a splendid reputation. The operettas always exceed everyone’s expectations. His efforts haj e brought to all a greater appreciation for music and the finer arts. CHRISTMAS CHORALIERS MEN ' S CHOIR The Men’s Choir, chosen to sing the Mass on special feasts, and especially the Baccalaureate Mass, enjoys the appreciation and thanks of the entire student body and especially the Seniors. FIRST ROW: C. Jenkins, J. Martin, S. Penny, J. Krachenfels, A. Pupillo. SECOND ROW: R. Hein, E. Zuffa, R. I’aliga, M Churosh, R. Wolfe, W. Walsko. THIRD ROW: E. Doffin, D. Gillis, W. Hohman, T. McNulty, L. Neis. FIRST ROW: S. Brabbs, P. Gruszka, J. Liesenfelt, A. Thiel, F. Kaminsky. P. O’Connor, K. Mylott, M. Doolin (.. Susie. SECOND ROW: P. O’Reilly, L. Heibel, C. Ferrari. D. Hebard. I . Duhon, P. Cosgrove, S. Crispi, P. C.zechan sk‘ D. Bell, A. Lazez. THIRD ROW: W. Gartner, R. Fulayter, W. Walsko, A. Griner, D. Coughlin, M. Simons, L. Skurka V ' Ro K an ’ J Szo1 ■ M Spiegel, P. Hayes, P. Lignar. I.. Covert, R. Johnson, H. McLaughlin, D Polus, I. Martin A. PuptIlo. J. Pupillo. FOUR TH ROW: T. McNulty, L. Jablonski, W. Homan, 1). Gillis, I.. Neis, I. Vogt, M. Churosh J. Krachenfels, R. Hein, S. Bunjan, J. Busonic. JUNIOR AND SENIOR CHORAL CLUHS The Junior and Senior Choral have contributed a major part of Bishop Noll’s musical entertain¬ ment. It is they who have fostered a deep sense of musical appreciation within us. It is they who have contributed and are contributed their talents that we might be entertained by their beautiful melodies. They have undoubtedly attained well-deserved success. FIRST ROW: B. Cera, E. Mellady, E. Vellutini, M. Fus, E. Kolangowski, K. Matovina, M. Mayo. SECOND ROW: I- cigly, G. Niemiec, A. Esparza, N. Twomey, J. Nowicki, M. Vincent, B. Pelczar. THIRD ROW: R. Mauch, M. Con¬ stant, M. McCarthy, L. Miller, J. Zurawski, R. Kauchak. FOURTH ROW: K. Lasics, Y. Carrillo, P. Garber, B. Barker. C Cloghessy, J. Murphy, P. Keay. FIFTH ROW: D. Shields, B. Wadas. M. Peters, M. Beekman, G. Rodriguez, C. Reppa. THE BELLS OF EDRNEVILLE Comic Opera by Robert Planquette The production of this light comedy operetta by the Senior Choral Club brought much enjoyment to many. The untiring efforts of Fr. Melevage and Mr. Sarvello and the wonderful cooperation of its participants made this operetta a real competitor of those of previous years. The singing was superb and the scenery was exquisite. These productions have brought a real appreciation of culture to all. CAST Helen McLaughlin Pat Lignar Pat Czechanski Rita Johnson Walter Homan Jerry Martin James Vogt Ronald Fulayter RHCHESTRA P. Balta J. Bell F. Bihlman B. Burke T. Golden A. Henderson J. Hull F. Kaminsky M. Richter D. Seberg J. Sipos P. Duhon D. Dupes D. Eartley L. Francini C. Kowalkowski J. Milly A. Pongress C. Richter A. Smitka E. Tail Ion Sarvello STAFF Director .Father Melevage Student Director .Helen McLaughlin Accompanists ..Peggy Duhon, Faith Kaminsky Dramatics .Miss Joan Salon Makeup .Ann Pazera, Laureen Giannini Costumes.Sister M. Rosalia, C.S.C. Tickets.Father Fred Bach Stage.Roy Losinski. Don Tarney, Ralph Dunn, Dave Austgen, Bernard Folia Publicity....Loretta Heibel, Mary Jane Simons Usherettes.Junior Choral Club Program.Marie Moss, William Walsko, Carol Ferreri, Joan Grimmer, Janet Kieffer Mr. Joseph Mauch, President; Mr. John O’Malley, Vice-President; Mr. William Jan .. Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Jack Susie, Sr. Vice-President; Mr. Del Blocker, Jr. Vice-President; Mr. Andrew Stark, Sophomore Vice- President; Mr. Robert Mellon, Freshman Vice-President. MOTHERS’ CLUH Mrs. Karl Quinn, President; Mrs. George Schreiner, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Bernard Taillon, Correspond¬ ing Secretary; Mrs. Peter Giometti. Treasurer. Mrs. Robert Austgen, Sr. Vice-President; Mrs. Harry Keay, Jr. Vice-President; Mrs. Edward Gohde, Sopho¬ more Vice-President; Mrs. William Sabo, Freshman Vice-President. FATHERS CLUB Uiijjii i;! a aalaisHiSl ATHLETICS REV. A. J. ZIMMERMAN As Priest-Advisor of the Athletic Department, Fr. Zim¬ merman is indeed a busy man and jack of all trades. Securing a season ' s sports schedule is a real headache for any independent school, but Father has been successful. The responsibilities of publicity manager, contract super¬ visor, ticket manager, and sports procurator make heavy demands of his time and energy. However, he still man¬ ages to schedule grade school tournaments and cheer for Johnny Parsons. MR. JAMES BUCKLEY Master mind of the baseball diamond, line coach in football, assistant coach in basketball are all roles that Coach Buckley efficiently fulfills. He is a true believer that work, work and more work is the only way to build an athlete. As long as Coach Buckley is on the field, there will be no loafing anywhere. He is the inspiration of Noll’s Never-Say-Die” spirit. Though he has always cracked the whip, his boys still admire him deeply. MR. KARL HUFFINE The man with all the trick plays and Fr. Zimmerman’s co-worker is Mr. Huffine. Mere mention of his name immediately turns all thoughts to football, for he is the head coach of Indiana’s State Champions. His cigar and beaten hat are familiar to many as he paces up and down the side lines. Coach Huffine is responsible for the bril¬ liant fleetness of Noll’s backfield. If you are fast and like football, Coach Huffine is sure to find you — that is, unless you find him first. MR. ED HUDSON Indiana loves its basketball, and Mr. Hudson, a native Hoosier, loves to coach the game as much as play it. Coach Hudson has one of the most dangerous jobs in Indiana — head basketball coach. Coach Hudson’s War¬ riors have been the most talked about team in the Ham¬ mond Sectionals for the past two years. In 1951 it was Hudson’s all-court press; in 1952 it was his famous stall. He has brought many thrills to Noll’s loyal basketball fans and will long be remembered. 74 IIVI1IMA STATE CHAMPS FIRST ROW: J. Mulflur, G. Hawley, D. Rovai, E. Zuffa, W. Stephan, J. Hoess, J. Kralek, W. Connelly, T. Ma¬ loney, 1). Austgen, G. Florey, T. Sullivan. SECOND ROW: D Koliboski, W. Mauch, R. Robak, H. Deakin, J. Huber, W. Miesch, A. Kalemba, J. Kapuscinski, R. Rovai, S. Penny, J. St. Mary. THIRD ROW: R. Stupeck, P. Danko, W. Orlich, D. Simatovich, J. Kruzan, J. O ' Drobinak. The 1951 football season was one of the highlights of our four years at Noll. Seldom does an in¬ dependent team attain the height of State Champs, but Noll’s muscle, brawn, and brain did it in a blaze of glory. Teams come and go, but it will take a great deal of brilliance to equal the record of these men. The task of Football Manager is one of all work and no glory. The managers do a great deal of work behind the lines and scenes; but when the honor is distributed, they are often un¬ recognized. However, at Noll the work of the Managers is ap¬ preciated by one and all. FOOTBALL MANABLRS FRED BECKMAN PAT KELLY CLIF JENKINS 75 ivy amors middle TT . 7 TT. „ ro 13- Victory Huff me Justifies 1 The old number 13 jinx near- worked against. Hammond •11 last night as they clumsily inaged a 13-0 win over Gary was also ,he 13lh No Stopping ' em DOWS STATE GETS FLASH LITTLE ALEX KALEM Noll Win Astounds Some Noll Dishes By I I) raight win for Noll nQ propping em It, Kl KT KltKI llt.Mll tl By HD Noll s Warri ' -rs rouldn i sen . mm m m mm • INDIANAPOLIS - (UP) — Ever hear of Hammond ' s Bishop 1 ,M � gjyjy gj ajNell Wins Krrsz 1 ;,k„, IISS33-12 Off p; 33-12 pH llTolleston ed overconfidence for Noll . .. .... 7 - Noll Hammers DuSable, 28-0 igSMakes ' Vo It 14 in - r riS, Row. 27-0 [shop Noll Rating as Statens Bes z| iRS ' 12 Lesson to Cats °Slil r ba h Jo r into th SSSS .... High caught fire s O ' . ' o - ' A ' S f y s . % . L . . (jfcj • V Noll Retain: l P Grid Le SSSSi SHE? No Sweeps SS VP Honors ,-] ' Memorial Ties Bishop Noll, 13-13 It.-- !■• S S S ' SSHglNoll.Zl-O _S|gggSg§Mp | . aSjStS T SSsS d Noll Swamps rted 10 j m )V ir tional runiHP - _ _ _ :ss=-2“,r:r oavV S mm c =1 sw m 4oo ; 5iiiii ii k - ! S ... : ■ ' r K„™, IE � « Noll Eleven js £!S?V. Gains Stature ? is5� 5rs| nPrepScenej ll ' S CS Null 21- Inriianapnlis Cathedral 0 The Warriors were impressive in their initial game. A1 Kalemba scored first in the second quarter and later repeated with a 64 yard jog. From 18 yards out Gerry Florey tallied the last touchdown. Don Koleboski made the conver¬ sions good. Nall 21- Beiitnn Harbnr 0 The second was the same as the first. How¬ ever, this time the line was outstanding, topped by Tom Maloney’s 45 yard touchdown. Paid Danko and Gerald Florey scored the other talhes. Once ag ain Don Koleboski did the con- IVnll 39- llaniinund High 12 Revenge was the key word for this route, even though it was in a storm. A1 Kalemba starred with three markers to his credit. Joe Mulflur accounted for two tallies, while Paul Danko topped things off with his single score. Ham¬ mond’s touchdowns came on a pass and a blocked punt. Hull 28- Chicaqn llu.siihli! 0 This was a test to sec how much punishment the boys could absorb rather than the amount needed to score. The Warriors had their way as far as the game went, but suffered much physical roughing. Paul Danko, Al Kalemba, Dave Aust- gen. and Jack O ' Drobinak were credited with a touchdown apiece. Don Rovai also received credit for a safety. Noll 52 — Terre Haute Gertsnieyer 0 Here the boys had a riot intercepting passes and scoring touchdowns. Jack O’Drobinak led the way with three tallies. Second in the scoring parade was Dave Austgen with two T.D.’s. Others to score were Al Kalemba, Paul Danko, and Harry Deakin on a 40 yard pass from hill Orlich. Noll 33- Tolleston 12 Phis was an unexpected snag in the Noll victory march. But the Warriors weathered the storm with some beautiful running. The high¬ light was an 80 yard touchdown made by Jack O ' Drobinak. Al Kalemba scored twice, one being a 00 yard race. Two more tallies were made by- Paul Danko and Gerry Florey. The opponent ' s scores were made by Tom Hill on an inter¬ cepted pass and by Bob Banta straight down the middle. 13— Gary Roosevelt fl ier 13 gave the boys a slight scare, but le through a little scratched. There were if fumbles but few yards gained. Yet Joe and A1 Kalemba saved the day with a )f touchdowns. Noll 27 — Thornton Fractional 0 Noll kept on rolling, this time with more ease. Strong winds made it almost strictly a running game, much to our favor. John Kralek spread the glory of the line by recovering a fumble in the Fractional end zone. Jack O ' Drob- inak scored twice, while A1 Kalemba and Joe Mulflur also tallied. Niill 13— Evansville Memurial 13 The winning streak came to rest after 14 victories. Cold weather, strange land, and a tough team did the trick. Memorial’s Don Hunt and Bill Ballard scored the first pair of touchdowns. In the final period championship form and a fighting spirit turned defeat into a tie. Dave Austgen and A1 Kalemba did the scoring. Al’s score fol¬ lowed a kick-off fumble. Noll 41— Nublesville (1 Glory, fame, and an undefeated season came to an end with the helpless Millers being the trimming. It was a field day for the State Champions in a sea of mud and sawdust. Tom Maloney marked another one up for the brawny line by scoring on an intercepted pass after a penalty nullified a previous one. Passes from Bill Orlich to Don Ravai and Terry Sullivan accounted for two tallies. In the backfield Jack O’Drobinak took the honors with two scores, while A1 Kalemba and Dave Austgen shared the remaining two. VABSITY BASKETBALL TEAM , Coach Buckley. SF.C.- The Noll Varsity had a winning season, although they had a mania for losing the close ones. In the Sectional Tourney Noll defeated Lowell in the opening game. In the second game Coach Eddie Hudson again proved to be a “Sectional coach” when his team stalled half of the game against Ham¬ mond Clark, only to lose when the talented Clark team went on a hot shooting spree. RECORD North Judson . Hammond Tech . Fenger (Chicago) . Chesterton . Thornton Fractional . ' Tol lesion . Huntington Catholic . Wheatfield . Gary Roosevelt . Calumet Township . Rensselaer . Mooseheart . Danville Schlarman . Benton Harbor . Morocco . Lowell . Brazil . Indianapolis Cathedral .... NOLL HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Noll 59 .Lowell 44 Noll 30 .Clark 37 ' S. KOSINSKI T. BOBflK H. SL1FKO R. 5ZR0M G. SROKH R. WOLTER R.GIOMETTI P. DANKO RESEHVE TEAM F. Halon V. Bedoy R. Michalik E. Gardner J. O’Keefe R. Loneski RECORD We They 31 Norlh JmIson . 29 33 Hammond Tech . 26 30 Fenger . 19 57 Chesterton . 21 26 Thornton Frac. 29 37 Tolleston . 27 50 Wheatfield . 13 29 Gary Roosevelt . 39 We They 55 Calumet Township . 30 17 Rensselaer . 39 30 Mooseheart . 32 34 Morocco . 32 B TOURNEY 32 Hammond Tech . 33 34 Hammond High . 32 The dispensing, collecting, and care of the basketball equipment was the task of Manager Tom Gozdecki. Jerry Martin, Pat Roper, and Mike Churosh had the rough job of keeping accurate scores and statistics of all of Noll’s games. EHEEH LEADEHS Everyone knows that Noll has the most animated section in the region. Therefore, our cheers must be led by a group of vivacious cheer leaders, and we have them! Who says so? Everybody says so! FIRST ROW: C. Schneider, 1). Burgess, 1). Orr. SECOND ROW: M. Klempner, L. Miller, B. Gesraond, P. Gruszka, L. Biancardi. FRESHMAN RECORD Noll Opponent 36 l ech . 20 41 Hammond High . 28 32 Hammond Clark . 15 30 Tech . 36 26 Tolleston . 20 25 Lew Wallace . 30 27 Hammond Clark . 32 25 Tolleston . H 36 Hammond High . 20 FRESHMAN TEAM FIRST ROW: D. Gawlikowski, J. Barker. T. Harle, D. Powell. R. Bunjan, E. Celarek, J. Pearson, R. Pluskis, K. Sadler, J. Hughes. SECOND ROW: J. Claesgcns, E. Obremski, T. Keilman, j. Dienes, 1). Kaspar, G. Garber, I. Rybicki. J. Bielefeld, M. McGuan. BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: B. Taillon, J. Kapuscinski, H. Nadwidney, F. Halon. SECOND ROW: D. Austgen, R. Pachura, G. Sroka, D. Simatovich, J. O’Drobinak. SCHEDULE April 8 .... April 9 . April 10 .. April 15 .. April 16 April 21 . Horne Games .Tohrnton Fractional .Michigan City .Clark .Griffith .Merrillville .Dyer April 23 .Hammond High April 25 .Tech May 1 Bowen May 9 .Crown Point May 13 .Griffith June 3 .Tech June A .Hammond High 1 7 ■ % r ■ , J. - ■ 1 •j B ' i f m ' Zggg stBbir.l UnLF TEAM P. Cergizan T. Guzek J. Mulflur R. Szrom J. Riesch THE FACULTY The Faculty of priests, sisters, and laymen, seeks through the Torch of Knowledge to draw into focus the latent talents of the student and prepare him to reflect the image of a genuine Christian on the screen of life in time and in eternity. REVEHEND A. J. JUNK Father Junk, our Principal, is a friend to all, always ready and willing to cooperate with the students for their best interests. With a million things to do, he still finds time to stop and chat with the students. He has worked hard and long for the cause of Catholic high school education in our com¬ munity, and it is due mainly to his tireless efforts that we are all so proud of our school. GERTRUDE MANKOWSKI MRS. THOMAS POUCH Both Gertrude Mankow- ski and Ann Pouch have remained quietly and in¬ significantly in the back¬ ground, but their cheerful attitude and efficient per¬ formance of duty have been appreciated by all. Gertie is Fr. Junk’s sec¬ retary and is beginning her twelfth year in this posi¬ tion. Ann is in charge of the book store. She gradu¬ ated from Noll in 1941. 94 Sister M. Angelista, C.S.C. Sister Marie Celine, C.S.C. Sister M. Danielita, C.S.C. Sister M. Agneta, C.S.C. Sister M. Rose Veronica, C.S.C. Sister M. Berenice, C.S.C. Sister M. Verona, C.S.C. Sister M. Severina, C.S.C. Sister M. Francella, C.S.C. Sister M. Gabrielita, C.S.C. Sister M. Dominic, C.S.C. Sister M. Francis De Sales, C.S.C. Sister M. Rosalia, C.S.C. 96 Rev. E. N. Klein Rev. R. L. Traub Rev. F. J. Melevage Rev. A. J. Zimmerman Rev. F. A. Seimetz Rev. M. F. Bach Rev. J. P. Casey Mr. Frank Ciszczon Miss Bernice Herod Mrs. William Johnson Miss Eleanore Kikowski Miss Joan Salon Mr. George Savin Mrs. Louis Josvai, R.N. Mrs. Mark Pictor Mrs. John Dienes Mrs. James O ' Donnell CAFETERIA This good-natured trio spends many hours of hard work in our cafeteria preparing hot plate lunches for four hungry shifts. A mere glance at the physique of some of our cafeteria patrons shows how well Mrs. Dienes and her cohorts take care of the inner man. MAHVTEMNEE Keeping Noll well-kept is the primary job of Mr. Strickland and his assistants. A clean, well heated, well ventilated building is a necessary prerequisite for efficient study and learning. These men do a splendid job in keeping our school comfortable and in good repair, and our crowded conditions do not ease their work. To add to his woes, Mr. Strickland is constantly plagued by absent-minded stu¬ dents to open their lockers. Mr. Bukala John Drapec Jerry Forkasdi Mr. Van Tilburg Mr. Mickow Mr. Strickland 99 AUTOGRAPHS 100 AUTOGHAPHS 101 FRIENDS OF BISHOP NOLL HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Mrs. Frank Adams Mr. Mrs. Thomas Bonaventura Robert Conces Mrs. Therese Alessandrini Mr. Mrs. J. Bonefacich Mr. Mrs. J. M. Connelly Mr. Mrs. Joseph Algonzine Walter G. Boos Mr. Mrs. K. Cosgrove Mr. Mrs. Michael Algonzine Mr. Mrs. Steve Boskovich Russell Constant Mrs. Max Allmansberger Peter J. Bosse Mr. Mrs. P. Coughlin Mr. Mrs. Robert Austgen Ronald E. Bourque Mrs. Wm. Creviston Robert Brandt Mr. Mrs. Wm. J. Curley Anthony Balka Mr. Mrs. Andrew Breclaw Mr. Mrs. F. Cyzon Mr. Mrs. Julius Balta Mrs. Earl J. Brennan Mr. Mrs. Anthony Czach Mr. Mrs. Paul Baranko Merle F. Bridgman Mr. Mrs. Edmund Czechanski Barelli Appl. Furn. Co. George Broun Mr. Mrs. Frank Czechanski Mr. Mrs. Gerald Barker Mr. Mrs. James N. Brown Mr. Mrs. Peter Barsic Henry Bucholz Mr. Mrs. John Danko Mr. Mrs. Egon Batliner Mr. Mrs. Peter J. Bugajski Mr. Mrs. S. Dedinsky Mr. Robert Beck Mr. Mrs. Frank Buldak Mrs. Josephine DeFabio Mr. Mrs. J. P. Beekman Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Burke Mr. Mrs. DeLor Mr. Mrs. J. F. Bell Mr. Mrs. George Burkhart Mr. Mrs. Tony DeMure Mr. Mrs. Albert Berg Mr. Mrs. Stanley Bumbales Mr. Leo DeThomas Mrs. Anna Berg Joseph Bylinowski Mr. Mrs. Michael Diacek Mary Ann Berg Mr. Mrs. Jacob Dickerson Rev. C. Bergan Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Callahan Mr. Mrs. John Dienes Mr. Mrs. Anthony Betustak Mr. Mrs. William Camp Mr. Mrs. Frank Doffin Mr. Mrs. John Bezek Lois Carlin Mr. Mrs. Tom Doolin Mr. Mrs. Edward Bialas Mr. Mrs. Walter J. Carlin J. P. Downey Mr. Mrs. W. Bialker Mr. Mrs. John Cech Mrs. James Doyle Mrs. Joseph Biel Eileen Cera Walter Drakis Mr. Mrs. Stephen J. Biel Mr. Mrs. Sam J. Cera Mr. Mrs. Leo Dudek Mr. Mrs. Claude A. Bielefeld Mr. Mrs. P. Cergizan Mr. Mrs. Stanley Dudek Mr. Mrs. Ralph Bihlman Frank Chester Mr. Mrs. Michael Duhon Mr. Mrs. John Bilski Mr. Mrs. Edwin C. Christine Mr. Mrs. Guy Dunfee Mr. Mrs. Wm. Bittner Mr. Mrs. Michael Churosh Robert Bixenman Mr. Mrs. A. Ciardetti Mr. Mrs. D. J. Eartly Mr. Mrs. Stephen Black Mr. Mrs. Stanley Cieslak Mr. Mrs. Frank Enick Mr. Mrs. William A. Blake Paul Clara Cipowski Mrs. Michael Eski Mr. and Mrs. James Blanco Mrs. Lydia Cisarek Mr. Mrs. Clemens Etrick Albert Blastick Mr. Mrs. John Cloghessy D. Blocker William C. Coffman Chester Farnelli Emil Boch Mr. Mrs. P. O. Cole Mr. Mrs. J. A. Farrell Mr. Mrs. John Bochnowski Mr. Mrs. D. Collins Mr. Mrs. George Fedor Mr. Mrs. S. J. Bohling Mr. Mrs. J. Comandella 102 Barbara Feil FRIENDS DF BISHOP NOLL HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Mrs. Anthony Felicichia Mr. Mrs. E. Fenstermaker Mr. Mrs. Mark Ferrari Mr. Mrs. John Fiedler Mr. Mrs. L. Fisher Mrs. Mary Fisko E. J. Fitzgerald L. A. Flaherty Mr. Mrs. Bruno Folta Mrs. John Forkasdi Mr. Mrs. Geo. A. Fortener Nancy Fowler Mr. Mrs. N .Francini Mrs. R. Frichtl A Friend Mr. Mrs. Frank Gadish Mrs. Anna Gallagher Timothy P. Galvin Mr. Mrs. George Garber Mr. Mrs. Norbert Gartner Mrs. Nora Garvey Mr. Mrs. V. F. Garza Mr. Mrs. Michael Gasior E. C. Gauthier Mr. Mrs. John Gazdik, Jr. Mr. Mrs. A. Gesmond Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Giannini Mr. Mrs. Harry Gibson Mr. Mrs. Peter Giometti Mr. Mrs. John Glombeck William Gnerlich Mr. Mrs. John Gober Mr. Mrs. Michael Golden Lawrence Good Mr. Mrs. Paul W. Goodus Mr. Mrs. Thos. S. Gozdecki Mr. Mrs. Jos. Graboski Mr. Mrs. Edw. J. Grace Mr. Mrs. Wm. Grace Mr. Mrs. Leigh M. Grant Mr. Mrs. Wm. H. Griffin Mr. Mrs. Harry P. Grimmer, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Norman C. Griner Mr. Mrs. V. M. Grogan Mary Grskovich Mr. Mrs. S. Gruszka Dennis Guse Mr. Mrs. Peter L. Gutierrez Philip Gutierrez Mr. Mrs. Marcus Hahn Mr. Mrs. Joseph Haley Mr. Mrs. Emmet Halton Mr. Mrs. John Hannon Mrs. Mary Harding Mr. Mrs. T. D. Harle Mr. Mrs. P. R. Harris Mrs. Bertha K. Hasse Mr. Mrs. George Hauer Mrs. C. L. Haugh Mr. Mrs. M. Hauron Ernest J. Havran Thod Havran Shirley Hawkins Mr. Mrs. Geo. Hawley Mr. Mrs. John Hayes Mr. Mrs. W. J. Hebard Mr. Mrs. W. J. Hein Mr. Mrs. Ai Helfen Mr. Mrs. Wm. Henderson Miss Bernice Herod Mr. Leo Herod Mr. Mrs. Stan Herod Mr. Mrs. Ernest E. Highsmith Miss Catherine Hoess Mr. Mrs. Joseph Hoess Mr. Mrs. Phillip Hohenegger Andrew Holzbach Mr. Mrs. J. Homolla 103 Mrs. Wm. J. Hornak Shirley Horvath Mr. Mrs. And. Hrasch Mr. Mrs. Martin Hronec Mrs. Charles Hughes James Hull Mr. Mrs. John C. Humenik Mrs. N. Humpfer Mrs. Clifford Jacobs Mr. Mrs. Val. Jamroz Adeline Jannota Msgr. F. J. Jansen Mr. Mrs. Wm. Janz Jarabak Drugs Mr. Mrs. A. azyk Mr. Mrs. Stanley F. Jonusas, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Patrick Joyce Rev. A. J. Junk Mr. Mrs. Bernard Justine Mr. Mrs. A. E. Kaiser Mr. Mrs. Wm. Kaminski Mr. Mrs. Julius Kaminsky Mr. Mrs. James Kantz Mr. Mrs. Ludwig Kaspar Mr. Mrs. Joseph Kay Mrs. Frances Kearney Mr. Mrs. Peter Keil George Keilman Mr. Mrs. Vincent A. Kelner Mr. Mrs. Wm. Kilnowitz Mrs. R. King Mr. Mrs. Thomas King Mrs. Rose Klassen Miss Wilma Kleihege Mr. Mrs. Joseph Klevickas Mr. Mrs. Thomas Kluga Mr. Mrs. C. B. Knapp Mrs. Ethel Knight FRIENDS OF BISHOP NOLL HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Mrs. Stanley Knoerzer Mr. Mrs. Geo. J. Martin Mrs. Rosanna Nielsen Mr. Mrs. F. Kolebosky Mr. Mrs. H. Masse Mr. Arthur F. Neis Mr. Mrs. Raymond Kollasch Mr. Mrs. J. A. Motion Mr. Alfred Neises Dr. Mrs. J. Komoroske Mr. Mrs. Joseph Matovina Mrs. Paul Nelson Joseph Koscielniak Mr. Mrs. Jos. Mauch Mrs. Nichols Mrs. Andrew Kotulski Walter Mauch Michael F. Niemiec Mr. Mrs. Joseph Kowalczyk Mr. Mrs. J. M. McGinnity Dolores Nowak Mr. Mrs. L. Krachenfels Mr. Mrs. L. McLaughlin Mr. Mrs. Joseph Nowak Mr. Mrs. Charles Kraft Mrs. Mary E. McLaughlin C. J. Kramer Mr. Mrs. James A. McNeil Mr. Mrs. Wm. Obremski Walter Krause Mr. Mrs. J. McSemek Mr. Mrs. Geo. Obsitnik Adam Krawczyk Mrs. Helen Medvecz Mr. Mrs. A. C. O ' Connor Mr. Mrs. Hubert Kruzan Mr. Mrs. J. Medvecz Duane O ' Donnell Victor Kruzic Eugene Mellady Mrs. James O ' Donnell Mr. Mrs. Vincent Mellady Mr. Mrs. Chas. J. O ' Drobinak Mr. Mrs. Joseph LaMere Mr. Mrs. Julian Mertz Mr. Mrs. Joseph O ' Drobinak Mr. Mrs. Lamfalusi Mr. Mrs. Edmund Michalak Robert O ' Drobinak Paul Larson Mr. Mrs. Wm. Michels Mr. Mrs. John O ' Keefe Mr. Mrs. John C. Lasics Mr. Mrs. L. V. Miller Mr. Mrs. John O ' Malley Robert Lauer Mr. Mrs. Monty Miller Mr. Mrs. James Onesky Vincent Lauerman Mr. Mrs. John Milley Colleen Orr Emil A. Leader Mr. Mrs. Stanley Mish Collette Orr Leona Leader Dr. Mrs. Ray Modjeski Mr. Mrs. Jos. G. Ortosky Mr. Mrs. R. T. Lewis Mr. Mrs. Joseph Modrak Mr. Mrs. Leo J. Overack Mr. Mrs. A. F. Liesenfelt Mrs. Mary Mol chan Mr. Mrs. J. Lollock Mr. Mrs. Jose Mongaraz Mrs. Frank Pabian Edward Losinski Mr. Mrs. E. C. Moore Mr. Mrs. Joseph Paliga Mr. Mrs. Michael Luketic L. J. Moran Mr. Mrs. Joseph Papes Mr. Mrs. A. J. Moss Mr. Mrs. Julius Pasztor Dr. Wm. J. Lynch Mr. Mrs. L. J. Moylan Mr. Mrs. Walter Pawlus Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mack Mr. Mrs. John Mriscin C. Pearson Mr. Mrs. James MacKenzie Mrs. Thos. Mroz Stephen Penny Mr. Mrs. C. G. Mahoney Mr. Mrs. Joseph Muhlberger Mr. Mrs. Matt Petrasich Anthony Maksimik Mr. Mrs. W. H. Mulflur Samuel J. Petronella, M.D. William Malatestinic W. B. Murphy Mr. Mrs. Stanley Pilipow Mr. Mrs. Thomas Maloney Mr. Mrs. Wm. H. Murphy Mr. Mrs. Leon Pinkowski Mr. Mrs. J. Mantel Mr. Mrs. J. T. Mutka V. J. Piroth Wm. H. Marchal Mr. E. Mylott Mr. Mrs. A. Plesniak Mr. Mrs. Steve Mardjetko Sal Polito Mr. Mrs. Ben Marthell Mr. Mrs. Harry Nadwidney 104 Mr. Mrs. Vincent Pongracz FHIENHS OF BISHOP 1VOLL HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Mrs. Andrew Pongress Mr. Mrs. Wm. Portz Mr. Mrs. Russell Powell Mr. Mrs. John Poxon Prusiecki Funeral Home Tony Pauline Puglia Mr. Mrs. Hilas Quigley Dr. Mrs. Earl S. Quinn Mr. Mrs. Michael Racich Mr. Mrs. James F. Radigan Eli Rakich Mr. Mrs. Felipe Ramirez Mr. Mrs. Ambrose Rascher Mr. Mrs. Joseph H. Reinert Mr. Mrs. J. P. Reinert Mr. Mrs. Alex Rentel Paul Rettig Mr. Mrs. Jol Ricciardi Mr. Mrs. Nelson Riddle Mr. Mrs. J. F. Rogan Mr. Mrs. Joseph Rokos Mr. Mrs. J. Rovai Mrs. Nick Rovai Kenneth Ryan Mr. Mrs. Thomas Ryder Mr. Mrs. F. Ryska Mr. Mrs. William J. Sabo Mr. Mrs. Rudolph Sadler Mr. Mrs. John Saley Mrs. Jean Samora Mr. Mrs. Michael Schillo Richard Schmal Mr. Mrs. Ralph Schmelzer Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Schneider Mr. Mrs. M. Schneider Mr. Mrs. Vincent Scholl Catherine Schramm Mr. Mrs. Harry M. Schramm Mr. Mrs. R. W. Schreiner Andrew Schrepfer Mrs. Schueberg Henry P. Schumacher Mr. Mrs. Wm. Schumm Mr. Mrs. H. W. Seaberg Dr. T. J. Senese Mrs. J. Sepiol Mr. Mrs. Joseph Sikora Mr. Mrs. John Skurka Mrs. Mary Slazyk Mrs. Daniel Sliz Mr. Mrs. F. Smentkowski Mr. Mrs. Andrew Smitka George Smolar Mr. Mrs. Gus Sofianos Ben Solic Mr. Mrs. H. L. Specker Mr. Mrs. Mike Spiccia Mr. Mrs. Michael Spiegel George Spisak Mr. Mrs. Harold Spletzer Mr. Mrs. E. F. Spoerner Mr. Mrs. S. Sroka Mr. Mrs. P. Stark Mr. Mrs. Anton Stefanich Mr. Mrs. L. Steininger Mr. Mrs. John F. Stiglitz John St. Mary Mr. Mrs. W. A. Sullivan Mrs. John V. Sullivan Mr. J. Susie Mr. Mrs. Stanley S. Szot Mr. Mrs. John Szrom Mr. Mrs. Louis Tabaczynski Mr. Mrs. Andrew Tall Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Tarney Geroldine Tatarek Mr. Mrs. Alexander Teresko Bernard Thiel Mr. Mrs. John J. Thiel Ronld Thiel Mr. Mrs. Louis Thomas, Jr. Mrs. Marie Trepinski Mr. Mrs. Ignatius Turon Mr. Mrs. Louis Visnack Mrs. Geneva Vlasic Wm. Vogt Mr. Mrs. Frank Wachter Dr. Mrs. John J. Wadas Mr. Mrs. James Wall Mrs. Mary Walski Mr. Mrs. Wm. Walsko Mr. Mrs. G. R. Weber Mr. Mrs. Richard Welter Mr. Mrs. H. G. Willing P. Z. Wleklinski Ted Wleklinski Mr. Mrs. John Wahadlo Mr. Mrs. Frank Wontarek Mr. Mrs. John Yonkoski Mr. Mrs. Val Zawada Mr. Mrs. Edward Ziembinski Mr. Mrs. Joseph B. Zuffa Mr. Mrs. J. Zurawski Chester Zyzanski 105 PATRONIZE OUR PATRONS ARONBERG KISSEN JEWELERS DAVE OF WHITING: DRUGS 1348 119th Street WHITING, INDIANA 1308 119th Street Whiting, Indiana BARELLPS FURNITURE STORE DOUGLAS FLORISTS 463 State Street Hammond, Indiana 48 Douglas Street Hammond, Indiana CALUMET CITY OIL STATION EAST CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE 700 State Line Calumet City, Illinois 825 West Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana CAROL DALE ' S PHARMACY GOSTLIN DRUGS Main Broadway Indiana Harbor, Indiana 523 Gostlin Street Hammond, Indiana COLEMAN-WELSH AUTO SUPPLY JACK FOX SONS 731 State Street Hammond, Indiana 5219 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana DAISY BROTHERS HANEY ' S PRESCRIPTION CENTER 112 152nd Street Calumet City, Illinois 801 West Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana 106 PATRONIZE OPR PATRONS J. C. PENNY CO. 5134 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana JOHN PISOWICZ BARBER SHOP 4203 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana LaMERE COMPANY 605 Sibley Street Hammond, Indiana REAVEN ' S 3403 Michigan Avenue Indiana Harbor, Indiana McNULTY TEXACO SERVICE 1117 West 4th Avenue Gary, Indiana SHERMAN ' S INDIANA SUPPLY CORP. 119th and Central Whiting, Indiana MONTGOMERY WARD 5247 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana THOMPSON PRINTING CO. 3 Russell Street Hammond, Indiana MURZYN ' S GROCERY 2438 White Oak Avenue Whiting, Indiana VINCENT SALES SERVICE 766 Indiana Street Hammond, Indiana OWEN ' S FUNERAL HOME 1225 119th Street Whiting, Indiana WINSBERG ' S 1341 119th Street Whiting, Indiana 107 ompfim en ts of BEZANT WHITING STUDIO YOUR MARQUETTE PHOTOGRAPHER 1937 Indianapolis Blvd. Tel. Whiting 556-M WHITING, INDIANA Compliments MUTHERS’ CLUB nf BISHOP NOLL HIGH SCHOOL INTER-CITY GRADE SCHOOL C.Y.O. REV. LOUIS DURAY, Director All Saints, Hammond St. Andrew, Calumet City Assumption, East Chicago St. Casimir, Hammond Holy Trinity, East Chicago Immaculate Conception, East Chicago Immaculate Conception, Whiting St. John, Whiting St. John Cantius, East Chicago St. Joseph, Hammond St. Mary, East Chicago ♦ St. Mary, Hammond Our Lady of Guadalupe, East Chicago St. Patrick, East Chicago Sacred Heart, Whiting St. Stanislaus, East Chicago St. Victor, Calumet City 110 OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL PARISH Hessville in IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH WHITING Rev. John Lock d3est lAJid ied to the CjraJuateS ST. ADALBERT PARISH WHITING Rev. Walter Pawlicki, Pastor (Compliments °f ST. JOHN BOSSO PARISH HAMMOND 112 ST. LUKE ' S PARISH GARY ST. MARK ' S PARISH GARY Compliments of ST. HEDWIG’S PARISH GARY Compliments of HOLY TRINITY PARISH GARY Rev. Andrew C. Grutka, Pastor HOLY ROSARY PARISH GARY Rev. Joseph Smith, Pastor ST. MONICA ' S PARISH GARY Rev. Joseph M. Barry, Pastor 113 ST. MICHAEL ' S CHURCH ST. JOSEPH ' S CHURCH SCHERERVILLE DYER Compliments of ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH HAMMOND Compliments of ST. ANTHONY’S CHAPEL 1385 Van Buren Street GARY Rev. LaWr6nce Grothouse UNITY CIRCLE NO. 363 NATIONAL DAUGHTERS OF ISABELIA HAMMOND 114 ST. JOHN CATHOLIC CHURCH 1838 Lincoln Avenue WHITING Unity Council 726 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HAMMOND, INDIANA 115 Compliments of FATHERS’ CLUB of BISHOP NOLL HIGH SCHOOL JAMES J. BURKE FURNITURE CO. Compliments of 1400 Massachusetts St. MR. MRS. GARY THOMAS BOBAK Phone: 7641 FIEDLER FLORAL SHOP Compliments to AND GREENHOUSES CLASS OF 1952 219 Kenwood St. ROSALEE Shef. 3017 Hammond Smart Apparel Potted Plants Wedding Flowers HAMMOND, INDIANA Corsages Compliments of W. F. HENDERSON, Inc. PLUMBING AND HEATING Master Craftsmen - We Do It Right Phone: 2-4123 1047 Jefferson St. Gary, Indiana 116 C. B. KNAPP AGENCY AUTO INSURANCE and COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION FOR HOME AND BUSINESS Opposite South Shore Station HAMMOND Your Sayings are Invited for Investment Each Account to 10,000 Insured AMERICAN SAVINGS ASSN. C. B. KNAPP, President Hammond 4525 Hohman Avenue Indiana Harbor 3801 Main Street Resources over 4 Million Dollars 117 Offu erA and ddniploi eeA IA IK of WHITIIC Whiting ' s Oldest Bank wish to extend to the Class of 1952 Happy and Prosperous Future Our Complete Banking Facilities and Experienced Counsel Merit Your Patronage Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 119 Compliments of CALUMET NATIONAL BANK HAMMOND Cc ompL I Is °f FIRST FEDERAL SAWIIIS AIIO 10AN ASSOCIATION OF CART 545 Broadway GARY MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK OF OAMMOND HAMMOND, INDIANA Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 120 ST. MARGARET SCHORL OF NURSING HAMMOND, INDIANA 1. Provides a broad basic nursing education. 2. Courses leading toward specialized effort in many fields. 3. Is an accredited school. 4. Provides college credits which count toward a degree. APPLY NOW 30 Clinton Street Phone: Russell 2300, Ex. 41 SMITH DECORATING CO., INC. 5411 So. Hohman Ave. HAMMOND, INDIANA WALLPAPER - PAINT - GLASS - MIRRORS COMPLETE LINE OF ARTIST SUPPLIES PICTURE FRAMING There is no substitute for Quality 121 VASILKO BARBER SHOP Compliments of 139 State Street DR. AND MRS. HAMMOND M. A. KOCHIELNIAK Co onifJl EDMUND H. KLEIN, Manager HAMMOND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 140 Sibley St. Office Phone 3800 GIFTS - for those who Compliments of make the grade on graduation day PARAMOUNT THEATRE EDWARD C. MINAS CO. Hammond ' s Finest State Street Hammond Double Feature Entertainment 122 HANSEN BROTHERS FLORISTS 5320 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana Sheffield 201 INDIANA CAFE F. J. 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We ' ll be here in the future, too, because we’re a basic industry, making a product used by everyone, including the housewife opening a can of peas and the G.I. firing an artillery shell. Inland Steel Company serves the nation —and it can serve you, too, in the exciting days ahead. Inland Steel Company, 3210 Watling St., East Chicago, Ind. Y ou’re saying goodbye to your high school days—but you’re saying hello to new, exciting days ahead. Congratu¬ lations and welcome to the future! In this future, Inland Steel’s opportun¬ ities are yours . . . opportunities open to high school grads. If you have some mechanical training or aptitude, there are careers open in many fields: as machinists, welders, electricians, patternmakers, pipefitters, boilermakers. There are careers to follow in metallurgy and chemistry. And there are opportun¬ ities in the office and clerical fields. The job of production—making the steel needed to keep America strong—offers a challenge to alert, young men. 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Calumet WHITING SPECIALIZING IN . . . Fish Chicken Frog Legs Steak and Lobster Dinners TELEPHONE: WHITING 25 AND 26 136 SEARS ROEBUCK 425 STATE STREET HAMMOND Shef. 3620 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 BEST WISHES FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT HIM INDIANA STATIONER! (0., INC. JAMES H. McSHANE, President 5307 HOHMAN AVENUE HAMMOND C onqratuiationi to the Cjeacluatincj Calais of? 1952 GERALDINE M. PEIFFER, M.D. GERALD J. BARKER DISPENSING OPTICIAN 310 Calumet Bank Building Hammond Shef. 1782 139 WHEN MEETING YOUR FRIENDS, SUGGEST INDIANA ' S TWO OUTSTANDING ROOMS THE HDDSIEH Gill 1,1. and THE HUIVELAlVn MIJH IL I100M Where you need eat only a snack or can have a complete dinner in an atmosphere of music and graciousness. 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