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

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MR. RUSSELL POWELL President MR. HARRY HUDSPETH Vice-President MR. WILLIAM JANZ Secretary-Treasurer MR. GEORGE FORTENER Senior Vice-President MR. ADAM GAWLIKOWSKI Freshmen Vice-President FATHERS’ CLUB One of the main supporters of Noll High ' s athletic program is the Fath¬ ers ' Club. This group of fathers of students, alumni, and other men in¬ terested in Catholic education and in Noll High takes an active part in many school functions. Before school began last fall the Fathers ' Club sponsored an inter¬ squad exhibition football game of the Chicago Bears. The Club was also in¬ strumental in building the permanent ticket booths on the football field. During the scholastic year the Fathers ' Club provided most of the transportation for the Warriors when they played away from home. At home games members of the Club acted as ticket-takers and ushers at the Civic Center and on the gridiron. The Fathers ' Club organized the Blue and Gold Club, which is an or¬ ganization devoted to Catholic edu¬ cational activities. They held a smok¬ er in the fall and spring for their own members and, finally, together with the Mothers ' Club, presented Noll High ' s athletes with the annual Ath¬ letic Banquet. MR. EDWIN S POERNER Junior Vice-President MR. JAMES MASON Sophomore Vice-President 18

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MISS ANNE MARTIN English, History ' Zt- mi REV. F. A. SEIMETZ Religion, Latin MR. JOHN MOONEY English, Music REV. R. L. TRAUB Religion, Social Studies MISS JOAN SALON English REV. A. J. ZIMMERMAN Religion, Latin

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MRS. BERNARD TAILLON President MRS. FRANCIS MOOSE Recording Secretory MRS. HELEN BARD Corresponding Secretary MRS. CARL MOLES Treasurer MRS. WILLIAM BLAKE Senior Vice-President MRS. BENEDICT SMOLAR Sophomore Vice-President MOTHERS’ CLUB The Bishop Noll Mothers ' Club, led by Mrs. Bernard F. Taillon as president, is composed of mothers of past and present students and other women interested in Bishop Noll High School. Their object is the pro¬ motion of o better understanding of the work of the school in Lake County. Each year the Mothers ' Club holds a Spring Luncheon for all members. The Junior mothers also serve break¬ fast for the graduates and their par¬ ents after the Baccalaureate Mass. Last October the Mothers ' Club presented a fashion show and card party at which were featured fash¬ ions from two leading stores of Ham¬ mond. In November the combined Mothers ' and Fathers ' Clubs ar¬ ranged a reception for Fr. Junk on the occasion of his twentieth anni¬ versary of service with the school. In January they entertained the Sisters of the Faculty with a shower. The annual bazaar and Athletic Banquet are also projects in which the organ¬ ization takes an active part. MRS. THOMAS TRINOSKY Junior Vice-President MRS. THOMAS RYDER Freshman Vice-President 19