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

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SENIOR HOMEROOM SECRETARIES Seated: Mary F. Moose, Sr. 1; Carole Blake, Sr. 2; Dennis Fus, Sr. 4; Danelle Leeney, Sr. 5; standing: Jean Mezza- capo, Sr. 6; and Marke Wontorek, Sr. 7. SENIOR HOMEROOM TREASURERS Seated: Dennis Evans, Sr. 1; Richard Pietranczyk, Sr. 2; Stephanie Badanish, Sr. 3; Deanna Burns, Sr. 4; standing: James Flaherty, Sr. 5; Bonita Williams, Sr. 6; and Carl Oliver, Sr. 7.

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B elL GUoAesi • Id SeAuoA Pnejuj, James Bell, Senior Class President The selection of senior class officers differs slightly from that of the underclassmen at Noll High. While all other classes have a complete set of officers for each home room, the seniors elect a president of their class at large. Each senior home room submits a presidential candidate and the entire senior class members choose the one who will officially represent them. Each individual home room has a vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. James Bell was selected by the seniors as their class president. He is a member of St. Monica ' s Parish, Gary. Choice of him as senior class president is evidence of his pleasing and popular personality. While at Noll, Jim was active in athletics, especially varsity football and basketball, and was a member of the Monogram Club. SENIOR HOMEROOM VICE-PRESIDENTS Seated: Douglas Keilman, Sr. 1; James Mason, Sr. 2; John Chute, Sr. 3; Ira Judge, Sr. 4; standing: Robert Rudzinski, Sr. 5; Arlene Sakiaczynski, Sr. 6; and Andrew Fabian, Sr. 7. 28

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£Lucie tti Shortly after the second semester gets under way, anticipation always mounts as the student body awaits the announcement of the Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the graduating class. These two honors are customarily awarded to the boy and girl of the senior class with the greatest number of honor points. John Chute, as Valedictorian, has the distinction of being the highest scholastic ranking member of his class. Carol Blake, the Salutatorian, is the highest ranking girl of the gradu¬ ating class. Scdutat uan CAROL BLAKE Carol Blake, highest ranking girl of the 1956 graduating class, has merited the distinction of being named class Salutatorian. She is the daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Blake and a member of Immaculate Conception Parish, East Chicago. Besides being an outstanding student, Carol was very active in extra-curricular circles. She was a member of the S. D. S., the Senior Service Club, French Club, Booster Club, and Marquette Staff. In her sophomore year she was elected by the faculty to the National Honor Society. After gradu¬ ation Carol plans to enter Nursing. VcdeAicta ' uaH JOHN CHUTE John Chute, the highest scholastic ranking student of the class of 1956, has earned for him¬ self the honor of Valedictorian of his class. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Chute, Sr., and a member of St. Mary ' s Parish, East Chicago. Before coming to East Chicago, the Chute family lived in the state of Maine. While at Noll High School, John participated in football, both as a player and as student manager. He was a member of the Bi-Phy-Chem and was elected this year as president of the National Honor Society. His future plans include matriculation at Notre Dame University to prepare himself for a career as a nuclear physicist. 30