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

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EXPANSION BEGINS . ffy Growth: this is the keynote of our life this year at Bishop Noll. All around us this great process is appar¬ ent. When the dust finally clears, however, we will have gained new residences for our religious faculty, theater facilities, a library equipped with an audio-vis¬ ual section, and a cafeteria. Standing out from all of these structures, already near completion, is the im¬ pressive field house, which will eventually accommodate 7,000 persons. The construction at Noll symbolizes a new era for the Institute, one in which it will continue to maintain high standards and begin to be second to none in the excellence of its facilities. Growth in buildings will be paralleled by growth in academic excellence. V tf oT V r ff