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WE’RE IN FULL SWING When the members of the transitional Class of ’65 were but budding scholars, Bishop Noll Institute as it stands today was little more than a dream. Crowded facilities—one-fourth of the Class being housed in a local grade school—and split schedules had to be patiently endured. Workmen gophered into the ground and a new and modern educational plant rose skyward. But that was yesterday. We now grasp only elusive memories of that foregone time. Seemingly infinitesimal space presents unlimited opportunities. Over half a mile of corridors link classrooms, resource center, fieldhouse, auditorium, cafeteria, and workshops. Splendid facilities coupled with outstanding teaching have spurred the students’ interests in religion, science, business, and the arts. Desire to keep pace with the exploding area population and skyrocketing standards of education has warranted the drastic changes which have evolved in the past short years. These educational improvements have come about through the generosity of the popu¬ lous of the Gary diocese. Energy moves our campus. Arriving over twenty-four hundred strong, eager to take advantage of the opportunities afforded, all enthusiastically jumped into the swing of the broadening curriculum. Work, study, and recreation failed to demin- ish the undercurrents of vitality characteristic of the new Nollite. The circles, which appear on the cover and throughout the book, have been chosen to symbolize the continuous motion of the transformed Bishop Noll Insti¬ tute towards the formation of a student body that will be successful, responsive, and responsible in tomorrow’s world. Behind every picture there is a real, lived experience. Sometimes it is an experi¬ ence shared by all. Other times it is a memory shared only by the few participants. Sometimes the emotion leaps from the page and opens wide the door of past experience. If but one photograph causes you to recall a cherished moment of this school year, we will have achieved our purpose. We, the 1965 Marquette staff, present a Bishop Noll Institute that is bigger, better, and in full swing.
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