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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1968 volume:

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While the day's activities were carried out. the sophomores, juniors, and seniors settled down once again to being students of BNI. Buying books was one of the class of 71's first activities. 20 TURNABOUT A Valentine’s Day setting of heart-trimmed white trees, over-sized paper flowers, suspended hearts, and a frilly keyhole through a heart doorway—this was the Key to Your Heart. Sponsored by the Service Club. Turnabout Night gave interested females the about-face opportunity to ask members of the opposite sex to a date affair. Romantically spaced among the valentine trees outside the doorway were love seats, forming a picturesque garden setting for the young couples. The vast ballroom floor met lively feet dancing to the music of the Premiers. Crowned as Miss Sweetheart during the Turnabout activities was Mary Jean Du-dash. The couples walked, sat. talked and danced. Then the night came to an end. Slowly, the couples walked out hoping to find another paradise like the one they found that night. Come, take the key. and enter into my heart. 4- 0 'T o -tf JL 3 o “0 “C -0 Mary Jean tiudash, escorted by Larry Crambo, reigne s Miss Sweetheart for PROM 22 If the first prom was an idea born from a dream to attend an elegant ball for Cinderellas and Prince Charmings, the dream was fulfilled in Une Charmante Soiree. For the first time, the picture of girls in long dresses and boys in tuxedos was made complete in the grandeur of the Palmer House. The night was perfect, as only Prom night can be. In the beautiful gold and white ballroom, couples danced to the music of Ronnie Rogers and his Band. There was a grand march led by Prom King and Queen. Ray Laska and Mary Golonka. Now. only a tender moment still recalled, a pressed corsage, a remembered dance, and a goodnight kiss not forgotten remain from that One Enchanted Evening. That night, expressions of happiness were as common as evening gowns and tuxedos. The sock hops give students an opportunity to sport their latest fashions. SOCK HOPS The atmosphere was truly psychedelic—swirling, colored lights made reflections on the walls, guitar distortions turned traditional tempos into resounding beats, and hip kids featured the newest styles from Carnaby Street. The fieldhouse or cafeteria became a crowded dance floor for Noll's many sock hops. Well-known disc jockeys and battle-of-the-bands between popular groups prompted immediate rhythmic movement from the students. No shoes, a comfortable skirt-sweater-knee socks outfit or levis and a shirt without the tie created a relaxed mood for students pressured by the tensions of the school year. An integral part of the Noll social program, the sock hops provide students with an informal opportunity to learn the latest dance steps and to meet new people. II '■U b ) a 0 1 1 T“ 3 • 1 l -c I -� 11 ) f 1 1 N c S'! V r y) d 0 i t ’ V '(OOV r) (gy F steps. An informal setting provides an atmos|vKJ r.‘ where boys can learn the latest dance vn A. oO To TO PAC?)- Tom Egan reflects, I've grown accustomed to her face. MUSICAL Those who came to the initial tryouts of last year's musical, My Fair Ixidy, were cautioned by Director Charles Breckle and Producer Brother John Walsh that only the utmost in theatre would be accepted. This challenge was met and surpassed by the talent and desire of the young actors. In time, awkward boys and girls were transformed into the most elite of English society, while other participants assumed the guise of ruddy Liverpool cockneys. Much more painstakingly adapted were the lead roles played by Tom Egan, Mary Lynn Kolas. Phil Ponce, and Lee Purcell. All the effort put into the memorizing of lines, the learning of dance steps, and the singing of verses was aimed at the final performance, and yet. whmv it came, no on(f really jntbd iffto finish., Pickering questions. Why can’t a woman be more like a man? 27 28 SUMMER THEATRE In the second season of Noll's Summer Theatre, the drama department successfully executed two arena-set productions. Jim Marshall. Lee Purcell, Michele DuBose, and Cindy Golan starred in a sterling performance of the mild satire on the roaring 20's, Boy Friend. Through unselfish devotion of time and effort timid and awkward students were transformed into outspoken. Riviera-stepping people of the past. In a representation of the avant-garde drama. The Roar of the Greasepaint—the Smell of the Crowd, Terry Sherman and Phil Ponce recreated the constant struggle in life between the ‘‘haves” and the have-nots.” These summer stock musicals, staged under the direction of Mr. Breckle and Brother John Walsh, proved but a small milestone in the path to the summit of modern theatre. |im Marshall and Michele DuBose enact one of the more touching scenes from the summer production. Boy Friond. WINTER FORMAL This year’s winter formal, entitled The Christmas Inn, was an enchanting highlight of the Christmas vacation. The programs, organized by general chairman Steve Gigac, and the decorations, engineered by Michele DuBose, were hailed as the best in recent years. The scene was one of a little village in the wilderness. Frosted windows, a warm Fireplace. and pine trees provided a captivating experience for all who came. Tables arranged in the fashion of a cozy living room and a pathway through snow-sprayed scotch pines gave the atmosphere a touch of the magic fascination of Christmas. While refreshments were served by students attired in the garb of eighteenth century pilgrims, couples danced to the music of the Rhythm-Aires. Refreshments, served in traditional dress, added a novel touch to the memorable evening. General Chairman Steve Gigac shows he is enjoying his visit to The Christmas Inn. FALL DRAMA Mailed with standing ovations, numerous congratulatory telegrams, and plaudits from all viewers. Bishop Noll's Thespians presented their performance of the fall drama—Inherit the Wind. Surpassing all previous standards, the play, under the direction of Mr. Charles Breckle, was based on the famous Scope's trial, which dealt with the religious dissent against the theory of evolution. The basic plot centered upon the courtroom clash between the agnostic Henry Drummond dim Marshall) and the Bible preacher. Matthew Harrison Brady (Lee Purcell). John Govert as E. K. Hornbeck. Don Camp as Cates, and Liz Ardelean as Rachel Brown were major cast members in supporting roles. The change of pace from last year’s comedy to this year's drama was a thought-provoking, successful venture. Donald Camp, acting the role of Cates, and Liz Ardelean. playing Rachel Brown, reflect anxiety about the outcome of the trial. 33 34 Cathy Reilly, Student Council President, finds hearty congratulations are an important part of graduation. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Four years at Noll drew to a close for 35 the class of '67 at the graduation exercises, Noll's most important event. Headed by valedictorian. Dave Schweitzer, and Frances Hepner, the salutorian. the class bid their final salutes to BNI. As the tradition exists. graduation ceremonies were preceded by an in memoriam week of final senior activities. The week was highlighted by three main events, the Senior Dance which was held on Thursday night, the Baccalaureate Mass on Friday after which honors, awards and scholarship winners were announced, and the culminating point on Sunday, graduation. The dance, the seniors' last extracurricular activity. featured the class prophecy and an amusing parody on Noll's teachers. Graduation brought Senior Week to a close with hopes that well-developed Christians proceeded into the future. The last few minutes arc spent checking and rechecking tassels and hemlines of the traditional caps and gowns. HOMECOMING Innovations enhanced the excitement of Homecoming ’67. The weekend festivities began on Thursday with the Homecoming Parade. For the first time, the Marching Band, in new uniforms. led fifty-five car-floats and a host of eighty Warriors in battle-dress, through downtown Hammond. Later that evening. Nollites participated in the first Homecoming Bonfire at Irving Park. A pep rally and senior skit preceded Friday night's game. During half-time ceremonies, Candy Wahl was crowned Homecoming Queen. Reigning with Candy were Dave Adamczyk as Mr. Touchdown and the ladies of the court: Carol Brown. Carol Idu, Carol Muha, and 36 Rosanne Skawinski. The victory over Horace Mann was celebrated Saturday evening at the traditional Homecoming Dance in the Japanese wonderland of Ka Nichi Wa. “Shambles makes it m-mmm good!” „ A c X iKff'} , r; 11V 3 V p l V °j , t A0, di “ 6 (V' 7 PcrOf Q W n tf0t j )t vt FOOTBALL Kerry Kremer. envelope concentration, studies tfarc'gam and CoachiVJpbur d instructionsjduring £ Jll pracl Coach Bob Wilbur’s football team, handicapped by a hard schedule and an overabundance of injuries, achieved a respectable 5-4-1 record. The predominantly underclass team was led by co-captains Dave Adamczyk. Jim Zavesky. and George Sarver. The tough schedule included the number one team in Indiana. Injuries. especially those to Jerry Ko-vaeik. Bill Jurbala, George Sarver. and Kerry Kremer, also hurt the Warriors. Despite these many setbacks, the players never gave up. They gave 100% effort in every game. Forced to rely on its defense in most games, the squad gave up only 139 points while scoring 172. Faltering after the win over Morton, the team finished strongly. Beginning with the Homecoming triumph over Horace Mann, the Warrior gridmen lost only once, to top-ranked Richmond. They ended the season by pounding Tech 34-6. In these action shots we sec Bruce Quenzler making his cut on an end sweep. Dave Adamczyk scrambling for extra yardage after a long gain, and Jim Zavcsky fighting for an Adamczyk aerial. Captain George Sarver spurs his team to victory. K1 v ? X-A %v t K Oy 19 i Hammond Morion 7 7 Hammond High 12 7 Hammond Clark 12 12 Griffith 7 0 E. C. Washington 15 41 Horace Mann 26 6 Richmond 28 32 Whiting 12 14 Calumet 14 34 Hammond Tech 6 FOOTBALL BASKETBALL A worried Coach Dermody follows the action on the court. Center Mike O'Meara shoots for two against Tollcston. and top scorer Terry Quinn leads a fast break. The Noll basketball team of 1967-68 enjoyed an outstanding season and was ranked among the top ten prep teams in Indiana. Size, experience, shooting ability, and school spirit carried the Warriors to eighteen victories in twenty games, including a winning streak of sixteen games. Led by Captain Terry Quinn, Dave Knish. Jim Madryk, Mike Magdziarz, and Mike O'Meara, the players of Coach John Dermody averaged 83 points a game and easily defeated most opponents. South Bend Washington fell to the Warriors for the first time ever, 100-73, and Gary Roosevelt fell for the first time since 1956, 84-81. Triumphs over Crown Point, Tolleston. Griffith, and Frocbel were also important. Our only two losses were to Hammond Tech in the opener, 69-68, and to Illinois power, Thornton Township, 61-59. The dream of a state championship was shattered in the sectional by Gary Tolleston, 70-62 in overtime. This loss and the 89-56 sectional win over Calumet left the Warriors with a well-deserved record of nineteen wins and three losses. Dave Knish gets set to shoot against Griffith; John Mravinac stretches to get the rebound from a Tolleston player. The Warriors monopolize all back-board activity, while Dennis Henson's quick maneuvering and Jim Madryk's speed give the Warriors a scoring advantage over the opposing team. BASKETBALL NOLL OPPONENT 68 Hammond Tech 69 80 La Porte 42 85 Hammond Morton 76 59 Thornton Township 61 92 Crown Point 79 100 South Bend Washington 73 89 Merrillville 69 78 Hammond Gavit 61 89 Hammond Tech 68 87 Gary Tolleston 77 53 Calumet Township 49 85 Chesterton 71 112 Hammond Gavit 77 76 Whiting 39 84 Gary Lew Wallace 60 97 Griffith 56 86 Gary Horace Mann 71 87 Gary Froebel 56 84 Gary Roosevelt 81 86 Highland 61 89 Calumet Township 56 62 Gary Tolleston (overtime) 70 TRACK The '67 Warriors displayed outstanding team effort and were rewarded with a successful year. The team was led by co-captains Mark Furman and Steve Kowal, strongest in the sprints and relays. Coach Archer’s trackmen broke five school records and tied another. Record holders Terry Glogow-ski, Chuck Sovich, and Bruce Quenz-ler return in '68 to attempt to break their records. During the indoor season, in which they had a record of 13-3-1. the Noll trackmen captured second place in the City Meet. Outdoors, despite a mediocre 5 and 5 record in dual meets, the team showed its desire by winning the twelve team Hammond Relays, placing second in the City Meet, third in the Clark Relays, and fourth in the Chesterton Relays. Lcs Wolf, a two year lettcrman, labors on form in his specialty, the low hurdles, as senior Chuck Sovich takes off on one of his patented rapid sprints. Producing an encore to last year's stunning sectional triumph was a tough task for Bishop Noll's 1967-68 matmen. However, the 4-6 record compiled by the rebuilding squad is certainly deceiving. Development of youngsters in hopes for the future was the theme which dominated the team. Losing all lettermen through graduation. Head Coach James Tobol-ski and Assistants George Wilson and John Whisler had to rely on youth. Of the eleven lettermen comprising the squad, only five graduating seniors, A1 Hill. Phil Williams, Mike Covert, Roman Barlog, and Dave Miller will be lost. Led by Captain Mike Covert, the sophomore and junior laden crew provided a creditable and promising performance. The sectional tournament proved somewhat of a disappointment since none of the Noll grapplers reached the finals. However, the encouraging team victories against Gary Tolleston, An-drean, Hammond High, and Clark, plus the outstanding potential exhibited by the inexperienced wrestlers can allow one to speculate, with some amount of assurance, for a banner Bishop Noll wrestling season in 1968-69. WRESTLING In order to obtain their essential pins. Noll wrestlers Phil Williams. Tom Krcczmer, and Mike Wahalik gather their reserve strength. SWIMMING Finishing the '67-'68 season with a record of eleven wins and three losses, the swimming Warriors set three new marks this year under Head Coach Gary Lutker. Junior Steve Drozda swam the 400 meter free style event in a record 5:03.7. Senior Paul Austgen chalked up a record time of 2:41.8 in the 200 meter individual medley. And a team composed of juniors Dennis Gainer, George Gardina, Carl Gargula. and Steve Drozda set a 4:20.2 pool and team record in the 400 meter free style relay. Under the direction of diving coach Brother Hugh Prosses, junior diving ace Tom Rice completed an undefeated season. After setting a new record in the Munster sectional, Rice went on to capture a second place crown in the state competition. 54 The team's defensive skills arc demonstrated by the infield play of Dave Knish. the outfield ability of Pat Ellis, and the hurling prowess of Gene Watroba. BASEBALL During the past spring Bishop Noll's baseball team blossomed as a strong contender for city and state laurels. Fashioning an impressive 15-8 mark. Coach Bradtke and Assistant Coach Barry are speculating on a yet better performance during this campaign. Although the team has lost such fine lettermen as co-captains Tom Czechanski and Dennis Scheidt, and also Tim Chiappini. Jeff Swedren, Tom Janowski, Gene Watroba. and Al Kozlowski, the team will be buttressed by a core of current senior and junior standouts. Heading the list are returning lettermen Jim Zavesky, Terry Quinn, John Racich. Jack Polance, Dave Haviar. Dave Knish. Pat Ellis, and Dan Quinn. Although the squad lost their second tournament game last June, it is inevitable that a better showing is in store this season. Dave Haviar is shown practicing his skills in the batting cage, and Walter Verbish displays his method of circling under pop-ups. ty Championship form and fine equipment contributed to the Warriors’ success last spring. GOLF The '67 edition of the Bishop Noll linksmen ventured onto the fairways without a single letterman from the previous year's squad. Rookie golf coach. Mr. Frank Sullivan, overcame this handicap and fielded a team that compiled a winning record of 15-13; and this was supplemented by a fine fourth place showing in the 1HSAA Sectional at Lake Hills. Graduation has stolen Chuck Thomas. Randy Yablonowski. Bernie Madura and Bill Moylan; but returning lettermen Terry Zorka and Joe O'Conner should prove to be good cornerstones that will be able to support the rebuilding of the '68 golfing Warriors. With these two lettermen returning this year. Noll’s “masters of the fairways” 57 are almost certain to better last season’s record. Practice, concentration, and hard work were the essential ingredients that shaped the winning Warrior squad. CROSS COUNTRY 58 Although Bishop Noll's cross country team sported a rather poor 3-5 record in season competition, the foundation for future success was certainly laid. Led by senior co-captains. Rich Clawson and Tom Savin, the young squad did remarkably well in the three tournaments it participated in. The team ran well in both the Hobart Invitational and the Indianapolis Shortridge Invitational; however, both tourneys were simply preludes to the surprising fifth place sectional finish. From the seven man squad, five promising lettermen are returning; namely, junior, Mike Nelson, and sophomores, Dan Savin, Dave Tworkowski, Jim Haney, and Kevin Stranatka. With all this youth returning, Head Coach Archer is certainly looking forward to the starting gun signaling the beginning of the 1968 season. Warriors Jim Haney and Rich Clawson show their endurance in the grueling two mile trek. Although near exhaustion, the runners refused to give up and pushed themselves to the limit of their abilities. Tim Burkhardt, Editor-in-Chief Dan Marias, Business Manager Linda Sidote, Associate Editor Advisor, Mr. Charles Brccklc Assistant. Mrs. Vcidre Hill Ed Orlowski. Sports Editor Dave Van Sant. Senior Class Editor Gail Courtwright. Art Staff Nancy Procter. Copy Editor Felicia Morton. Honors And Awards Editor Tessie Matusck. Karen Homco. Events Editor .... , u Faculty and Opening Section Editor Mike Rowe, Clubs Editor 1 r Ed Magdziak. Underclass Editor Larry Carlsson. Photographic and Index Editor Ruth Wnslcleski. Curriculum Editor Sandy Olcsky. Art Staff Jim Marshall Vice-President John Cloghcssy Treasurer Student Council President, Scott Arthur, has performed a formidable job in molding the success of the present day organization. io. STUDENT COUNCIL 5h - vA- JThis year the Student Council has i x sain performed a ycomanlike job. XjfyfZy ' President Scott Arthur and officers fim Marshall. Melanie Cloghcssy and John Cloghessy have attempted to in-crease opportunities for all students - , to grow in leadership and responsibil-ity. The excellent assistance by the unsung sponsors. Brother Patrick and Sister Maria, was a great help in the council's progress. Intricate planning and smooth handling of student ac-, Activities has been a noticeable feature °f this year’s council. All interested ; -£) , students were given the opportunity Mto participate more actively in school V-vprojects. Four major committees were formed in the council: Recommendations. Student Welfare, Dance, and Evaluations. These committees, especially Student Welfare, branched into many various phases, allowing more activities for more students in the council. The entire organization, with tremendous cooperation from the homeroom presidents, has contributed greatly to another successful Student Council year. TJ|tKA-) (jUrr fk Melanie Cloghcssy Secretary n-Tjj 4 0 (, n Council members arc conscientiously performing their duties in student government during a recent session. Jerry Choss. editor-in-chief, and Marlene Butynski. associate editor, proofread copy for the JourNoll before publication. JOURNOLL The JourNoll attempts to bridge the communication gap that can develop among the various groups in a school the size of Noll. Noll is made up of many different societies that have different outlooks on school affairs. In trying to appeal to everyone’s interests. the award winning periodical features school news and sports items, a monthly calendar of events, a “Question of the Month”, and a “Voice of the Student Council column. The editors, as well as the entire staff, gain valuable experience in the field of journalism, learning the essentials of running a newspaper by following scoops, rewriting copy, and meeting deadlines, under the careful guidance of Sister Xavier Therese and Miss Karol Karaffa. Co-editors. Maryallyn Mola and Kathleen Gorney. of the 68 JourNoll review an older publication, while sports editor. Jim Pressner. selects pictures for the next deadline. Marty Santic and Jim Mosora discuss one of their photographs. NEWS BUREAU AND LITERARY MAGAZINE Terri Sierkierski and John Cloghessy, Noll's WCAE-TV reporters, along with Bob Howard and Casey Pocius. Editors of The Beginning, and Candy Wahl and Betty Nagel, student reporters for WJOB radio, review essential materials for their news and literary presentations. The News Bureau links the many happenings at Noll with the press of the Calumet Region. It supplies weekly news items for VVCAE-TV at Lake Central High School in St. John. Indiana; the five Journals in the area; five radio stations; and the Times Youth Column. Individual students are named official correspondents for each of these departments under the direction of Sr. Xavier Therese. The Beginning, Noll’s literary magazine, offers students an opportunity to express their creative talents in a school publication. The ’67-'68 Beginning is edited by Casey Pocius, assisted by Robert Howard, under the guidance of Mr. Jack Nelson. The success of the magazine is due to the poetry, art, and short story contributions received from Noll's imaginative students. The Poetry and Art Editors of The Beginning, Joanne Cress and Gerry Kasarda, scour the library for material, and Arlene Nicrengarten and Joe Skozen reminisce from a scrapbook of their past articles in the student column of The Hammond Times. FBLA president Diane Kapalka and Secretary Don Camp prepare for their next meeting. Connie Sowa and John Ginscle display the FBLA banner. 68 BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY AND FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA An honorary organization within the school, the National Business Honor Society requires outstanding scholastic achievements and leadership. Promoting scholarship and an interest in the business world, the NBHS is designed for students enrolled in business courses. Sponsored by Sister Michelle, the organization develops professional attitudes and provides its members reference and placement for employment. Future Business Leaders of America is a national youth organization for business students. Sponsored by Sister Ivan, the FBLA is devoted to providing young adults with educational, vocational, and leadership experiences. Members are given the opportunity to attend the FBLA state convention at Muncie. This new organization expanded its active schedule by sponsoring the FBLA sock hop last fall. 69 Making plans arc NBHS officers Lisa Konkoly, President Frank Toth. Ron Janulis, and Tom Machnikowski. FT A officers Joyce Penwell. Karen Schaeffer. Colleen Clifton, and Nancy Maudcr conduct club business while Medical Careers Club officers. Gail Courtwright. Linda Giannini. and Val Tancff discuss plans for an upcoming meeting. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA, FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA, AND MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB The Future Secretaries of America, sponsored by Sister Ivan, offers Noll girls the opportunity to learn about careers in the secretarial Held. Meetings often include films, slides, or guest speakers. The purpose of the FSA is to prepare girls for a career in today’s demanding business world. In the Future Teachers of America, students who plan on teaching can learn the many responsibilities which they will assume as teachers. These students serve as teacher aides and frequently have opportunities to hear guest speakers at their meetings. The goal of this organization, sponsored by Miss Ann Pictor, is to help students understand the teaching profession. The purpose of the Medical Careers Club, moderated by Mrs. Irene Benson, is to show students the many possibilities for careers in this field. Meetings are aimed at directing students in their choice of a career in medicine. 71 72 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. QUILL AND SCROLL, AND NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE The National Honor Society, moderated by Mr. Michael Hennessy, recognizes the scholastic achievements as well as the leadership, service, and character development of its members. Rewarding the efforts of the student, membership in this selective society is the highest honor bestowed upon a student. The annual Book Fair and Talent Show, presented as a service to the school, encourage the educational interests and creative talents of the entire student body. The National Forensic League aims to further public speaking ability. There are two divisions of the club in which the members participate— speech and debate. The season is comprised of speech meets held with other schools and within the club itself which culminates with the Calumet Forensic League Sectionals. The club is sponsored by Brother Philip. The International Quill and Scroll Society, sponsored by Sister Xavier Therese, is an honorary society for student journalists. To be eligible for membership, students must have done outstanding work on a school publication and be in the upper third of their class. Nancy Procter and Jerry Choss. Quill and Scroll officers, review a newspaper anthology. The officers of the National Honor Society, Brenda Murphy. Pat Stark. Nancy Procter, and Liz Ardelcan. spent many hours planning and publicizing the Book Fair. NFI. officers, John Beckman. Margit Beckman. Joe Skozcn. and Ed Magdzlak. prepare for a speech and debate tournament. Quill and Scroll officers. Mary Ann Bolsega and Tim Burkhardt. study a previous edition of the Marquette. ACOLYTES AND MISSION CLUB The Mission Club is a school organization that puts the ideals of Christian charity into practice. Every Wednesday, the club asks the students to give money which is sent to domestic and foreign missions. Under the direction of Sister Catherine, and with the assistance of Brother Philip, the club has sponsored a Thanksgiving basket program and this year sponsored a clothing drive for the poor. Every homeroom has a representative in the Mission Club. Bishop Noll’s Acolytes, under the direction of Father Robert Mantel, have many responsibilities. They serve the weekly masses at St. Margaret Mary's Church and are available to assist in funeral services. They also donate their time keeping the church in spotless condition. 76 MATH CLUB AND SERVICE CLUB Sigma Mu Theta, in the words of the preamble to its constitution, is designed to advance in a casual and coeducational atmosphere, the mathematical capacity of its members. Among the group’s most important projects is the Eighth Grade Math Tournament. Mr. James Welborne moderates the club. Sister Faith sponsors the Junior Seminar, whose purpose is research and discussion of various scholarship opportunities. Besides participating in other club activities. its members construct plastic models of geometric figures and help to organize and to teach the Summer Workshop. Members of Bishop Noll’s Service Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Betty Langedyk, unselfishly devote their time and effort to host all school functions. The club also planned t h e annual Turnabout Dance,” its most important project this year. Connie Pikula and Pat Rajnoch discuss the format of their next math meeting. CHESS CLUB AND RADIO CLUB Typifying the broad interests of Noll students are the Chess Club and the Amateur Radio Club. The aim of the Chess Club is to promote an interest in and understanding of chess. Providing assistance in setting up schedules for the club's competitive games are the c o -s p o n s o r s , Reverend Clare Hendricks and Reverend Robert Mantel. Club members also form a squad for competition with other area schools. The annual Chess Tournament for Noll students is sponsored by the Chess Club. The goal of the Amateur Radio Club is twofold: to encourage an interest in ham radio operation, and to provide a civic service to the school. With the assistance of Mr. Jon Grasch, moderator, members transmitted messages to Viet Nam as a Christmas project. Members also do work to qualify for amateur radio licenses. Concentration is the key to success in a chess game. language clubs 80 Noll’s Spanish Club was organized to create an atmosphere that promotes better understanding of Spanish culture. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Vincenta Martinez, it also helps to maintain and increase class interest. The main objective of the French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Genevieve Hajduk. is to send a student to Laval University in Canada for summer study. It raises money for this activity by showing current films in Noll's auditorium. “Saturnalia, ’ a Christmas festival, is the main activity of the Latin Club. The purpose of the club, whose monitor is Mrs. Vione Kelly, is to increase the knowledge of classical culture on which Western Civilization was built. Movies and slides dealing with Roman or Greek subjects help to accomplish this goal. Dr. Martinez talks to interested Spanish Club members about the Spanish heritage. Charles Leady, Jim Mosora. Cindy Bohan, and Diane Dorcik live it up. Roman style, at the Saturnalia. French Club president. Sally Pihulic. and vice-president. Karen Homco, discuss the excitement of the French language. Mary Jane Cera and Jean Grabovac relate how many languages are derived from Latin while Larry Carlsson and Phyllis Fortuna use the modern language lab to enhance their use of the Spanish language. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS AND ART CLUB Classes at Bishop Noll are frequently supplemented with movies, filmstrips, records, and tapes provided by the Audio-Visual Department. This department provides the projectors, tape recorders, and record players on which these A-V materials run. The Audio-Visual Department also assigns the use of the two audio-visual rooms, which together accommodate 203 students. Mr. Thomas Biel, the head of this department, teaches interested students how to operate the equipment, thus relieving teachers of some extra work. The Art Club, sponsored by Mrs. Grace Kovach, provides an opportunity for students to work on individual art projects which include sculptures and paintings. as well as various school projects. This year the members also took a trip to the Chicago Art Institute. 84 13 AN I) The 1967-68 Bands were a great morale booster for this year’s Warriors. There was a Pep Band giving support at all the pep rallies and games. A special selection of band members played the musical score of My Fair Lady with tremendous success; and for the first time in the history of Noll the students and faculty witnessed the appearance of the BN1 Marching Band at this season’s football games. The result of a week of summer drilling at Camp Lawrence helped produce effective formations for the stylishly attired 121 member band. The director and head of activities for the bands is Mr. Michael Hennessy. who is aided by Band Club President Pat Kors. Diligent moments of practice produce precision maneuvers at the Hammond Holiday parade for BNI's marching band. CHORAL AND NOLL AI RES 86 One of the aims of the choral groups is to brighten the students’ life through music. Under the direction of Sister Julien, the various choruses presented musical programs to the student body. At Christmas the junior-senior mixed chorus, the advanced chorus, and the Nollaires sang Christmas Is . . . In May, the mixed freshman chorus, the freshman girls’ chorus, and the two sophomore girl choruses joined these groups for the annual spring concert. The Nollaires is a special ensemble of girls selected from the advanced chorus. The Nollaires not only sing for choral programs at school, but also sing for various clubs and organizations outside school. Last year the Nollaires received a superior rating in the Northern Indiana Music Contest at Indianapolis. The junior-senior mixed chorus practices for a program. The Nollaires sing joyously for the Christmas program. BOOSTER CLUB, CHEERLEADERS, AND MONOGRAM CLUB Noll's cheerleaders set the example for school spirit, exhibiting boundless enthusiasm at all pep rallies, football, and basketball games. Leading the student body in victory cheers are varsity members: Nan Wilczynski. Carol Muha, Denise Magee, Geri Golanka, and Susi Heins. Rallying the efforts of the junior varsity team are Janie Klein, Liz Trinkle, and Marijane Fijut. A novel approach to increase enthusiasm in the male spectators was the addition of boy yell leaders. Using megaphones to lead cheers. Pete Murphy, Don Haluska, and John Durajczyk joined the cheerleaders at all varsity games. The cheering squad, sponsored by Mrs. Garnette Kockler, exhibits good sportsmanship while supporting Noll's teams. Conveying their unlimited vitality to the crowds, these girls and boys raise the teams’ morale by inspiring the spirit of the supporters. Monogram Club officers Dan Pole. Don Sebestyen. and Mike McKern discuss their respective positions of treasurer, vice-president, and scrgcant-at-arms in the organization. A carload of Noll's enthused cheerleaders leads the Homecoming Parade. Noll’s Booster Club, one of the finest in the region, encourages school spirit and team pride for our athletic program. BOOSTER CLUB, CHEERLEADERS, AND MONOGRAM CLUB The Booster Club, sponsored by Miss Carole Hepner, is a fine example of Noll’s unparalleled school spirit. Cheering gains a new dimension as the Booster Club executes letter formations and long-practiced routines while cheering at Noll's varsity basketball games. No one wonders where the club, a constant boost to the morale of the team, gets its name. This year sophomores caught the spirit and organized themselves into a yell block to support the Junior Varsity team. The Monogram Club, moderated by Mr. Robert Wilbur, is composed of boys who wear letters to indicate achievement in varsity sports at Noll. In addition to acting as ushers at all assemblies, the Letter-men formed a boys' cheering block this year. The boys sit behind the Booster Club and both blocks cheer together with the cheerleaders to display Noll's unmatched enthusiasm. The result of such spirit won BNI the 1968 Last Chicago Sectional Sportsmanship Industrial Award. BIG AND LITTLE SISTERS, CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION, 92 AND GIRLS’ ATHLETIC CLUB The Big and Little Sister Program, the Noll Civil Rights Commission, and the Girl's Athletic Club all provide important services to the students at Noll. The Big and Little Sister Program. under the guidance of Sister Rosemary, is designed to help freshman girls become acquainted with upper classmen. Such activities as a Tea and Style Show, a Dunes Beach Party, and a Gym Night enabled these little sisters to mingle with older students and other members of the class of 71”. The Girls' Athletic Club allows girls to participate in activities not ordinarily available. Basketball, volleyball, and swimming are part of the format offered to the girls by Miss Barbara Owczarzak's organization. Noll's Civil Rights Commission was organized under the guidance of Sister Maria for the purpose of promoting cooperation and understanding among the students. Candy Wahl of the Big and Little Sister Program helps freshman Roxanne Linders become acquainted with Bishop Noll. Pam Mayes, president of the Civil Rights Commission, discusses racial problems with fellow students. The Girls Athletic Club officers. Terry Macko. Denise Koslow. President Karen . King. Millie Kennedy, and Beth Barcus await another of their spirited workouts. w PK£ k inJoeo Ml V. i (M ttfUJ cK -U AU r � P b -K r j. U -C L.CW C - (Lo L RELIGION AND SOCIAL STUDIES 96 The Religion Department, headed by Father Varga, is an essential aspect of Bishop Noll, for religion teachers attempt to show the students how to relate Christianity to their lives. During class, students share ideas and discuss beliefs about such vital problems as poverty, racial prejudice, and the war in Viet Nam. These issues are recognized as the challenge of Christians today. The Social Studies Department, headed by Sister Maria, aims to motivate the student to an interest in political and social situations and make him aware of his responsibility to other people. Government and sociology courses outline the world today, while United States history. Russian history, and world history offer the student a knowledge of the past essential to an understanding of the present. Religion can be spellbinding: Father Bartnicki poses vital questions to his students. 97 The social sciences help a student to realize that current events and the medieval past arc both chapters in the continuous history of the world. 98 ENGLISH AND LANGUAGE Noll's English Department, under the direction of Sister Alcuin, attempts to enhance the students' knowledge of their language, literature, and speech. During the first semester the department sponsored a one act play called The Lottery . The department held a film festival for the junior and senior classes during the second semester, revealing the importance of film as a work of art. The aim of the Foreign Language Department, headed by Dr. Martinez, is to instill within the student a living interest in a foreign language. Besides concentration on grammar, conversation, and reading, the student is given historical background concerning the language. The teachers use modern aids, such as flash cards and overhead projectors, as well as the text. This work is supplemented by classroom tape recorders and the modern language labs. BUSINESS EDUCATION The extensive activities of the Business Education Department serve every business need of the school. In addition to their regular classroom business subjects, the students of the Business Education Department print the daily bulletins and the absentee bulletins, and mimeograph material for the faculty and administration. The world of business is revealed to students through such classes as typing, shorthand, secretarial practice, bookkeeping, recordkeeping, business machines, business law. and business mathematics. The department, headed by Sister Ivan, creates an awareness of the requirements of today's business world. Practical experience of business techniques gained in the classroom working with typewriters. ditto machines, and adding machines develop the background skills necessary to obtain and maintain successful positions in the business world. hi Operating a business machine gives Marlene Cargas insight into the modern business world. 101 102 Students make use of available materials to express their artistic inclinations. FINE ARTS Noll's Administration provides for the students' cultural interests in the Fine Arts Program. This program allows the students to further their respective interests in elective courses. Sister Julien’s choral classes give students a chance to perfect their talents in the field of singing. Mr. Michael Hennessy teaches the band groups which have provided Noll with an outstanding student orchestra. Drama classes are taught by Mr. Charles Breckle who seeks to give students an understanding of modern drama and its conventions. Mrs. Grace Kovach and Mrs. Katherine Parker, art teachers, provide students with interesting art projects in their popular classes. This year the general fine arts program was bolstered by an experimental fine arts course. This course combined the talents of Sister }ulien, Mr. Breckle. and Mrs. Kovach who provided students with interesting insights into their respective departments of music, drama, and art. Concentration and practice are the mainstays of Noll's fine student virtuosos. 103 104 HOME ARTS In order to acquaint its students with domestic skills, the Bishop Noll curriculum includes several courses in homemaking. After an introduction to homemaking in the freshman year, sophomore girls take a foods course, which focuses mainly on nutrition and balanced diets, junior and senior girls study textiles and learn the basics of sewing and knitting in a clothing course. The girls discover the fundamentals of home economics in well-equipped labs. Eight ultramodern kitchen units provide a realistic training center for beginning chefs. Amateur seamstresses are given the opportunity to develop their skills by using cutting tables, sewing machines, and ironing equipment. Assisted by Sister Marjorie, head of the Home Economics Department. and Mrs. Sally Evanoff, many students achieve nearly professional results in their various home arts projects. Bov Grcevich cuts up in sewing class. 106 Sit-ups arc one of the more painful aspects of phy ed. An important part of the Bishop Noll curriculum, especially for the underclassmen, are the gym classes which are required of all freshmen and sophomores at Noll. The physical education course is designed to help students achieve a reasonable degree of physical fitness, and this goal is usually reached whether the students like it or not. The physical education program consists of a daily routine of calisthenics mixed with baseball, basketball, soccer, volleyball, track and gymnastics. In addition to these sports, swimming classes are provided. Because of the large number of students, however, these classes consist largely of beginning swimmers. The gym classes are held in the field-house and in the girls’ gym. but are moved outdoors when the weather is good. Mr. George Wilson is the head of the Physical Education Department. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MATH Mathematics has become increasingly important in this modern, computerized world, so Bishop Noll's Math Department aims to provide its students with a sound mathematical foundation. More areas of math are covered because the department, headed by Sister Faith, offers a variety of courses. Visual aides, such as overhead projectors and plastic models. promote better understanding. To increase their knowledge of mathematics, students are given opportunities to do so at the Mathematics Workshop. It is held during the summer and supplements what is taught during the regular school season. The department also gives upper classmen the opportunity to participate in a program at the Illinois Institute of Technology on Saturdays. This course offers interested students a different and challenging approach to mathematics. Large-scale models of slide rules and quadratic planes further understanding of mathematical concepts. mi w' i 0' wA 4'i New visual-aid equipment and three dimensional figures virtually replace the blackboard as the means for class demonstration. 109 itiiP' Nltf SCIENCE The Bishop Noll Science Department, under t h e direction of Brother Bernard, aims to present a factual knowledge of science and to encourage rational thought processes in the students. Emphasis is placed on experimentation so that the students will discover for themselves the basis for the principles they learn in the classroom. In molecular biology courses, sophomores study a boundless variety of living things from white rats to cultures of bacteria. Chemistry students probe the composition of numerous compounds in their study of matter. Physics classes open doors to the challenging world of electricity, waves, and kinetric energy. This year, special programs were presented by agencies such as NASA and by visiting scientists. Well-qualified teachers and excellent laboratory facilities enable the student to comprehend the fundamental concepts of the scientific world. Accurate measurement is as fundamental to the scientist as a knowledge of addition is to the mathematician. Ill 112 A court scene from this year's fall drama shows seminarians Roger Gerdes. the mayor, consulting the judge. Jim Mosora, while Don llaluska as the court baliff watches intently. SEMINARY The Gary Diocesan Day Seminary, which has been in existence for four years, is a special division within BNI. This year’s seniors will be Noll’s first graduating seminarian class. The seminary is under the direction of Reverend George Vrabley, the Rector, and his assistants Reverend (oseph Viater, Spiritual Director, and Reverend Robert Mantel. Student Advisor. The seminarians attend classes as a group for the majority of their subjects: however, some of them have been permitted to pursue their individual interests by participating in some of Noll’s elective classes such as modern literature, creative writing. Spanish, physics, and fine arts. The seminarians are a particularly active group of students. They can boast of having an intra-mural basketball team, five National Honor Society members, the Senior Class President, dramatic performers, and top students drawn from their ranks. Seminarians examine social problems of the United States with other social studies students in preparation for future involvement as priests. ADMINISTRATION Brother Paul, F.S.C.. Superintendent. Sister Alma Clare, C.S.C.. Principal of M.A. Loyola University Girls’ Division, M.A. University of Notre Dame Brother Eamon Gavin, F.S.C., Principal of Boys’ Division, M.A. St. Louis University Sister Agnes Clare, C.S.C., Assistant Principal of Girls' Division, Social Studies Department. B.A. St. Mary's College (Ind.J, Junior Class Sponsor H. Keith Smith, Assistant Principal of Boys’ Division. M.A. Ball State University W. 7 xh 116 ADMINISTRATION Reverend Carl Mcngcling, Spiritual Director, S.T.D. Alphonsianum (Rome) Sister Rosemary Desmond, C.S.C.. Guidance Department, M.S. University of Notre Dame Brother John Moriarty, F.S.C., Guidance Department, M.Ed. St. Mary's College (Minn.) Reverend George Vrabely, Rector of Seminary Division. M.Ed. DePaul University Reverend Carl Mcngcling Sister Rosemary Desmond Reverend George Vrabely FACULTY Charles Brecklc Jean Goginski John Dermody Patricia Duffy, Spanish Department, B.A. Clarke College Reverend John Siekierski, Religion Department. M.Ed. Xavier University Brother Bernard Rapp, F.S.C., Science Department, M.Ed. St. Mary’s College (Minn.) Thomas Biel, Social Studies Department, B.A. St. Joseph's College (Rensselaer). Audio-Visual Director. Bookstore Manager 117 Sally Evanoff, Home P’conomics Department, B.S. Purdue University Sister Faith, C.S.C., Mathematics Department, M.A. University of San Francisco. Math Seminar Sponsor Charles Breckle, English Department. B.A. St. Mary's College (Minn.), Drama Director, Yearbook Moderator Jean Goginski, English Department. A.B. Marquette University. Sophomore Class Sponsor John Dermody, Physical Education Department. B.S. Purdue University. Varsity Basketball Coach FACULTY Brother Gregory Hanses Sandra Zak, Mathematics Department, B.S. Illinois Institute of Technology Basil Danielides, Mathematics Department. M.S. DePaul University Sister Maria Brennan, C.S.C.. Social Studies Department, M.A. Marquette University. Student Council Sponsor. Civil Rights Commission Moderator Brother Gregory Hanses, F.S.C., English Department. M.Kd. St. Mary’s College (Minn.), Assistant Drama Director Ronald Luketic, Social Studies Department, B.S. Ball State University. Bookstore Manager, Business Manager of Athletics Reverend Robert DeSantis, History and Religion Departments, A.B. St. John’s University (New York), Current Events Forum Sponsor Sister Francis de Sales, C.S.C., English Department. B.A. St. Mary’s College (Ind.) Karol Karaffa, English and French Departments, A.B. Marquette University, French Club Co-Sponsor. JourNoll Advisor Brother Hugh Prosser, F.S.C., Biology Department. B.S. St. Mary’s College (Minn.), Assistant Swimming Coach. Assistant Track Coach Brother Hugh Prosser FACULTY Sister Agnes Regina Francis Sullivan Vionc Kelly Reverend Ccrald Sroka Reverend Clare Hendricks Brother Philip Johnson Marion Bittner John Drechny Carole Ann Hepner Sister Agnes Regina, C.S.C., Religion Department. M.A. St. Mary's College (Ind.) Reverend Clare Hendricks, Religion Department. S.T.L. Gregorian University (Rome), Freshman Class Sponsor. Chess Club Co-Sponsor Francis Sullivan. Social Studies Department. A.B. Loyola University, Senior Class Sponsor, Golf Coach Brother Philip Johnson, F.S.C., English Department. B.A. Christian Brothers College. Speech and Debate Club Moderator Vione Kelly, Latin and English Departments. A.B. College of St. Francis. Latin Club Sponsor Marion Bittner, English Department, B.A. Washington University (St. Louis) Reverend Gerald Sroka, Religion and Latin Departments, S.S.L. Pontifical Biblical Institute (Rome) John Drechny, English and Social Studies Departments. M.Ed. Loyola University. Athletic Events Announcer Carole Ann Hepner, Mathematics Department. B.A. College of St. Francis. Booster Club Sponsor 119 FACULTY 120 Robert Wilbur, Guidance Department. M.S. Indiana State University. Varsity Football Coach Rita Conley, Social Studies Department, B.A. St.-Mary-of-the-Woods Alberta Verbish, Biology Department. R.N. South Shore School of Nursing Shirley Beaver, Biology Department, B.A. St. Francis College (Ft. Wayne) Jack Nelson, English Department. M.A. Northwestern University. Beginning Moderator Anthony Raciti, Social Studies Department. B.A. Loras College. Assistant Football and Track Coach Beverly Welborne, French Department. B.A. Ursuline College Reverend Robert Mantel, Religion and English Departments. B.A. Athenaeum of Ohio. Noll Acolytes Sponsor. Chess Club Co-Sponsor Genevieve Hajduk, French Department. B.A. University of Paris. French Club Sponsor Robert Wilbur Shirley Beaver Anthony Raciti Alberta Verbish Jack Nelson Beverly Welborne Genevieve Hajduk Reverend Robert Mantel FACULTY Sharlenc Kendall, Social Studies Department. M.A. Valparaiso University. Assistant Drama Director William Archer, Physical Education Department, M.S. Indiana State University. Cross Country Coach. Track Coach Thomas Hill, Mathematics Department. A.B. Creighton University Barbara Owczarzak, English Department. B.A. St. Joseph’s College (East Chicago), Girls' Athletic Club Moderator Sister Miriam Ann, C.S.C.. Religion Department. Ph.D. Catholic University of America. Freshman Class Sponsor Sister Catherine, C.S.C., Biology Department. M.S. University of Notre Dame. Mission Club Moderator Reverend Joseph Viater, Religion Department, S.T.D. Gregorian University (Rome) Brother Patrick Meegan, English and Religion Departments. M.F.d. St. Mary’s College (Minn.), Junior Class Sponsor. Student Council Sponsor George Brooks, Biology Department, B.S. Roosevelt University Barbara Owczar .ak Sister Miriam Ann Sister Catherine FACULTY 122 Reverend James McGrogan Reverend Stephen Varga, Religion Department, M.Ed. Loyola University Phylis Malec, Mathematics Department. B.A. Saint Xavier College Dorothy Devlin, English and Social Studies Departments, A.B. Loyola University Reverend James McGrogan, Religion Department, M.Ed. Xavier University John Whisler, Biology Department. B.S. St. Mary's College (Minn.) Assistant Wrestling Coach Vincenta Martinez, Spanish Department, M.S. Indiana State University, Spanish Club Sponsor Sister Victorine, C.S.C., Guidance Department, M.A. University of Notre Dame George Wilson, Physical Education Department. B.S. University of Notre Dame. Wrestling Coach. Assistant Football Coach, Athletic Director Sister Victorine George Wilson FACULTY James Tobolski, Business Department. B.S. St. Joseph's College (East Chicago), Equipment Manager. Wrestling Coach. Assistant Track Coach Sister Julien, C.S.C., Music Department, M.Mus. University of Notre Dame Grace Kovach, Fine Arts Department. B.A. St. Joseph’s College (Rensselaer). Art Workshop Sponsor Gary Lutker, Physical Education Department. B.S. Southern Illinois University. Swimming Coach Marion Simpson, English Department. B.S. Indiana University Reverend Dana Achor, Religion Department, B.A. St. Meinrad Seminary Brother Leo Fabius, F.S.C.. Business Department. M.A. DePaul University, Faculty Athletic Moderator John Leatzow, Social Studies Department. B.A. St. Joseph’s College (East Chicago) Florence Kolodzicj, Business Department, B.S.B.C. DePaul University Gary Lutker James Tobolski Sister Julien 123 Grace Kovach Marion Simpson Reverend Dana Achor Brother Leo Fabius John Leatzow Florence Kolodzicj £ 0 2 G Q fl'Q 0 Q FACULTY Sister Michelle, C.S.C., Business Department, B.A. St. Mary's College (Ind.) Michael Hennessey, Music-Fine Arts Department, M.Mus. University of Notre Dame, National Honor Society Sponsor Richard Barry, Physical Education Department. M.Ed. College of Idaho. Assistant Football Coach. Assistant Baseball Coach Carmen Domingo, 124 Science Department. B.S. Divine Word College Dorothy LaMere, English Department, B.A. St.-Mary-of-the-Woods Brother John Mark Conway, F.S.C., Religion and English Departments. M.A. DePaul University Veidre Hill, English Department. A.B. Marquette University, Assistant Yearbook Moderator Sister Danielita, C.S.C., English Department, B.A. St. Mary’s College (Ind.) Reverend Theodore Mens, Religion Department. B.A. Athenaeum of Ohio Sister Michelle Michael Hennessey Dorothy LaMere Brother John Mark Conway Veidre Sister Danielita Reverend Theodore Mens FACULTY Beatrice Pihulic Sister Alcuin Reverend Ronald Bartnicki Sister Rose Veronica Reverend Matthew Brozovic James St. Amour Rosa Costas Joseph Haviar James St. Amour, English Department, M.S. University of Chicago. Director of Reading Center Beatrice Pihulic, Business Department. B. S. Indiana University Sister Alcuin, C.S.C.. English Department, M.A. University of Notre Dame. Senior Class Sponsor. English Department Head Rosa Costas, Spanish Department. Doctor in Pedagogy, Havana University Reverend Ronald Bartnicki, Religion Department, B.S. St. Meinrad Seminary Joseph Haviar, Latin Department. B.A. St. Procopius College, Freshman Football and Basketball Coach Sister Rose Veronica, C. S.C., Mathematics Department. B.A. St. Mary's College (Ind.) Reverend Matthew Brozovic, O.F.M., Religion Department, M.A. Seton Hall University Garnette Rockier, Physical Education Department, Cheerleader Sponsor 125 Garnette Kocklcr FACULTY 126 Sister Lorettyn Betty Langcdyk II Otto Holt Robert Bradtkc Reverend Clarke Miller Bonnie Whislcr Florentino Martinez Sister Marjorie Urbine Robert Bradtke, Business Department, B.S. University of Notre Dame, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach Sister Lorettyn, C.S.C.. Latin Department. M.A. University of Southern California Florentino Martinez, Spanish Department, Doctor in Law, University of Havana. Modern Language Department Head Betty Langcdyk, Social Studies Department, B.A. St. Joseph's College (East Chicago), Service Club Sponsor Sister Marjorie Urbine, C.S.C.. Home Economics Department, M.A. St. Mary’s Graduate School of Sacred Theology (Ind.) Bonnie Whisler, Biology and Religion Departments. B.S. St. Mary's College (Ind.) Reverend Clarke Miller, Religion Department. M.A. Athenaeum of Ohio Otto Holt, English Department, B.S. Loyola University Sister Ivan, C.S.C., Business Department. M.S. St. Mary's College (Ind.), Future Secretaries of America Sponsor, F.B.L.A. Sponsor, National Business Honor Society Sponsor Sister Ivan Gina D'Aiello Mary Michiclscn Jon Orr Grasch Edward Joyce Reverend David Hauskins James Welborne Margaret Evans FACULTY Reverend David Hauskins, Religion Department, S.T.B. Gregorian University (Rome) Sister Jeanne Luttrell, C.S.C., Religion Department, M.A. University of Montreal Mary Michielsen, Science Department, B.S. St. Xavier College Jon Orr Grasch, Mathematics Department, B.A. Purdue University Edward Joyce, Mathematics Department. B.S. State Teachers College (Pennsylvania). Sophomore Class Sponsor Margaret Evans, Librarian, M.A. Indiana University James Welborne, Mathematics Department, B.S. Illinois Institute of Technology Gina D'Aiello, Spanish Department, B.A. St. John’s University (New York) Sister Xavier Thercse. C.S.C.. Journalism and English Departments. B.A. St. Mary’s College (Ind.) Quill and Scroll Advisor. JourNoll Advisor Sister Xavier Therese 127 FACULTY Katherine Parker, Art Department, P.H.B. University of Chicago Louise Osojnicki, English Department. B.A. St. Joseph’s College (Hast Chicago) Reverend Joseph LaMere, Religion Department. B.A. Athenaeum of Ohio Reverend Stanley Dominik. Religion Department. B.A. St. Mary’s College (Mich.) Irene Benson, Health 128 Department, R. N. St. Catherine's Hospital. Head Nurse. Medical Careers Club Sponsor Richard Nowak, Mathematics Department. B.A. St. Joseph’s College (East Chicago) Barbara Boggs, English Department. B.A. Manchester University William Dyke, Business Department. B.S. St. Joseph's College (East Chicago) Ann Pictor, Social Studies Department. B.A. St. Joseph’s College (East Chicago). Future Teachers of America Sponsor Barbara Boggs William Dyke Ann Pictor Reverend Joseph LaMere Reverend Stanley Dominik Irene Benson Richard Nowak Louise Osojnicki PERSONNEL Ray Golarz Mary Allen Ray Golarz, M.A. Indiana University, Social Worker under government sponsorship Mary Allen, M.S. Indiana University, Pupil Personnel Specialist under government sponsorship Virginia Sterling, Assistant Librarian Edwina Blake, Receptionist, Switch Board Operator Wanda Mazerik, Secretary to the Principals Gene Koczwara, Building Custodian June McCoy, Health Department. R.N. St. Catherine’s Hospital. School Nurse Ina Filas, Financial Secretary Gertrude Makowski, Registrar 129 PERSONNEL Betty Belisle, Library Clerk Irene Bonneau, Assistant Financial Secretary Isobel Streveler, Secretary to the Superintendent Mel Hoy, Secretary to Guidance Departments Vcrnic Dienes, Cafeteria Manager Karl Huffine, Counselor 130 Betty Belisle Mel Hoy Irene Bonneau Isobel Streveler Karl Huffine Vernie Dienes oOruki- c' aouiacj, u aadnvanxmaA MAIDEN AUNTIES, GENEROUS UNCLES, EXPECTANT NIECES, •A.KTX3 HAIRBRAINED NEPHEWS, Without Distinction of Age or Sex WILL KIND UNRIVALLED mutgeijcei Vol. XXIV. APRIL, 1871. No. 13. HIGHLY INTERESTING! LOVERS OF GENTLE CONSORTS, Yvv � i,% uwA C u Avm, Rightminded Brothers, Devoted Sisters, jj FOND GRANDPAPAS, 132 Honors and Awards Section JAMES MOSORA, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist. Summa Cum Laude Auxilium Latinum Test, four years at Noll DIANE DORCIK, S.A.T.. fourth year at Noll BRIAN O’DONNELL. P.S.A.T., three years at Noll MARY HAWKINS. P.S.A.T., three years at Noll JIM KOSZIS, P.S.A.T.. 3 years at Noll BRENDA MURPHY, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist, fourth year at Noll JANICE KOZLOW-SKI, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist, fourth year at Noll The seniors pictured here achieved a score of 1300 or higher on the Scholastic Aptitude Test. The juniors shown scored 130 or more points on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. James Mosora Diane Dorcik Brian O’Donnell Mary Hawkins James Koszis Brenda Murphy Janice Kozlowski Eileen LaMere Bruce Kukuch Honors and Awards Section EILEEN LaMERE, S.A.T., fourth year at Noll BRUCE KUKUCH, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist, four years at Noll LEE PURCELL, S.A.T.. four years at Noll DANIEL DALY, S.A.T.. N.M.S.Q.T., fourth year at Noll YVONNE SEREMET, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist, four years at Noll KATHLEEN GREGOR, S.A.T., Summa Cum Laude Auxilium Latinum Test, fourth year at Noll. The seniors pictured here achieved a score of 1300 or higher on the Scholastic Aptitude Test. The juniors shown scored 130 or more points on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. Kathleen Gregor Yvonne Sercmct 134 febg HONORS AWARDS KQ'i ------------------■-!-- Honors and Awards Section JEANNE GRABOVAC, Summa Cum Laude Auxilium Test, third year at Noll JOHN RIZZUTO, S.A.T., four years at Noll THOMAS SAVIN, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist, fourth year at Noll MARY JO SMOLEN, S.A.T., four years at Noll ALBERT MARTIN, Summa Cum Laude Auxilium Test, three years at Noll MIKE VAHEY, not pictured here. S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. letter of commendation, four years at Noll The seniors pictured here achieved a score of 1300 or higher on the Scholastic Aptitude Test. The juniors shown here scored 130 or more points on the Preliminary Scholastic Test. Thomas Savin Mary Jo Smolcn Albert Martin Honors and Awards Section WILLIAM FINCH. S.A.T.. fourth year at Noll THOMAS McSHANE, S.A.T.. fourth year at Noll THOMAS ROACH. S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. letter of commendation, four years at Noll JOANNE CRESS, P.S.A.T.. three years at Noll RICHARD SZARY. S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist, four years at Noll FRANK MOSCA, P.S.A.T.. three years at Noll. The seniors pictured here achieved a score of 1300 or higher on the Scholastic Aptitude Test. The juniors shown here scored 130 or more points on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. William Finch 135 Frank Mosca BISHOP BOIL - inswtute ii J ' . David Adamczyk Teresa Adams 19 V s Mary Alexander Robert Anton Scott Arthur Paul Austgen 140 Maria Ayala Kathryn Babusiak Grace Bachur Kenneth Backc Mary Kay Bacevich Allan Bach Paul Backc Rosario Baiz jean Baker Kenneth Balon Kathleen Banyai Patricia Barley Roman Barlog —V. N- Robert Bartezak Bernard Beda ;--------- GRADUATES f Patrick Bodnar Bonnie Barrett Rudy Bayer Diane Bcczhold Mary Barnett Frederick Barton 142 Gregory Bcilfim Joanne Benedict Mary Beiriger Thomas Belko Michael Ben Sydney Bernard Kathryn Bialek Andrew Biancardi Ann Biancardi John Bianchi Carolyn Bla .ak Stanley Bobowski Cynthia Bohan Lowery Bogee ----------- Mary Ann Bolsoga Helen Bogus . Jo Ann Boskovich William Bogus . J--------------------V Henry Bottando 143 Daniel Boyle Jo Ann Bracco David Brock. Carol Brown 144 Anthony Bruno Chesterine Buczek Timothy Burkhardt Norccn Burns Patricia Buck Robert Burke Mary Ann Butte Patricia Brzezinski Dennis Buhring Judith Butynski Donald Camp GRADUATES Marlene Butynski Amado Cabrera Frank Camcli 145 Marie Cavallo Mary Beth Cera James Chess Sherry Chlupacck Gerald Choss Joyce Cicslak Janice Chruby Zbignew Cichy Terrance Cicplucha James Cisar Thomas Cisar Marie Ciszczon Melanie Cloghossy Philip Colella Michael Condry Bernadette Corrigan Diane Collins Santo Collura 147 George Courtis Gail Courtwright Tony Curiel Kathleen Crist Carole Csicsko Paul Czajkowski William Czarnecki William Dahlkamp Esther Danko Catherine Dankovis Janice Day Theresa Deluisc Jeanne Debold Roger Dctzner Margaret Defabio Carmen Diaz Judith Dietrich Michael Dlugokecki Michael Dockcndor'f John Dolatowski Paul Doherty 150 Susan Dosen Kathleen Dubiel Diane Dorcik Michele Du Bose William Dorin Mary Jean Dudash Mary Duray Margaret Dufon Joseph Dunajeski Carol Duracz Rosemary Dwardy Stephen Echtcrling Marcia Dybel George Eder Carl Dywan Thomas Egnat' . Diane Dziadowicz John Einsele Dennis Fech Joseph F.msing Sandra Ferber Kathleen Ferko Theresa Filas William Finch Jeanne Finneran Edward Fitzgerald Nancy Flaherty Alex Freeman Nancy Furticclla Joanne Furman Kenneth Fuss Lawrence Furman Robert Furman 153 (anice Gajda Richard Gajda Margaret Gajcwski Flora Gall Lawrence Gallas Rosannc Gandy 154 Charlotte Gargas Roger Gerdes Marlene Gargas Minerva Garza Diane Germick Linda Giannini Gary Gasper Vivian Giannini r Steven Gigac Gregory Gima Eugene Ciorgio Corrine Givens Marlin Glennon --------------------V, n r Charlotte Golan Charles Gordon V 18 GRADUATES S r. :j Terry Glogowski Joseph Glueckert Robert Godoy i 1 K A w Ronald Coluinbeck Cynthia Gonsiorowski Leopold Gonzalez r A mm j| John Covert Linda Grass Lawrence Grambo 155 156 Beverly Grcovich Andrew Grodzickl Richard Grycaj Linda Gryzbck Kathleen Gregor Raul Grutsch Mary Gudas Margaret Grccnya William Grosso John Guest Donald Haluska |oscph Guros Ester Gutierrez Donald Hamilton Kim Hasselbring David Haviar Daniel Halton 157 158 Thomas Hemann --------------------V Janis Hcnkhaus Dennis Henson Cind {j lubcT J. Thomas Hunt Leslie Hisey Harold Hoffman Hetty Hong ■i — Albert Hill Robert Howard Paula Hric Michael Hussey Mary Hyland Judy Jaksich Carolyn Jancosek Ronald Janulis Julia Incc Michael Jakubezyk Stanley Jayjack J 1 GRADUATES t Carol Idu Helen Jakubezyk 159 Sharon Jennings 160 Michael Jones — Wilnctta Jergens John Joppck Joseph Jezuit Marie Jones Michael Jovanovic Patricia Kahl Margaret Kaleta Edward Kallas Dennis Kann Robert Kanocz Diane Kapalka Mary I.ou Keilman Geraldine Kasarda Colleen Kelly |ames Kasper Dennis Keilman Kathleen Kelly ---------k Mildred Kennedy 161 Karen King Carolyn Kish Alice Kmiecik Barbara Kmiecik 162 Geoffrey Knocrzer Edward Kolb Joyce Konke Lisa Konkoly Mary Lynn Kolas Mary Ann Kolod .icj Michael Konkoly Michael Kolar Anthony Kolodziej Martin Kopp Susan Koscielniak Mirella Korac -----------s Denise Koslow Mary Korczyk Patricia Kors 163 |cromc Kovacik | uiice Kozlowski Sue Kozlowski Timothy Kozlowski Stephen Krasowski Stanley Krol 164 Norbert Kronland Thomas Kubic Nancy Krupa Patricia Kulchawick Marianne Krushinski Bruce Kukuch Andrea Kubacki Dennis Kulczvk Michael Kull Jerome Kundich Eileen Kuplic Kathy Ann Kurzydym Ronald Kwasny Joseph Kwiatkowski Christine Laskowftki Charles I.eady Rocco I-a Broi Eileen La Merc 165 Maureen Leahy Susan Lemon Bette I.enz Fernando Leyva Mary Ann Limacher Thomas Liszczak 166 John Lobonc Regina Lubek Jane! I.ukas Kathryn I.ukawski John Macak Alvaro Lopez Mary Lopez Yolando Lopez Daniel Mach Thomas Machnikowski Marilyn Mackovviak Maryann Madcjczyk lames Madryk Francisco Magana Eugene Magiera Mary Ann Majerik Dennis Mantel Kerry Marcinkovich Michael Magdziarz Stephen Makarowski Daniel Marias J GRADUATES i e James Marshall 168 Denise Matusik John Marthakis Nancy Mauder Elma Marline . Suzanne Mauder Mark Matiukas Barbara Mavity Pamela Mayes Christine Mazurkicwicz Robert McCrcc Brian McCutchen Linda McHale Elaine Meingasner Michael McKern John Meszuros |ames McQuillan Terry Mertz Thomas McShane 169 Daniel Melyon Mary Beth Meyer Rosemary Meyer Robert Mihalich Carolyn Miller 170 David Miller Milan Miscovich Alfred Moon fames Mosora Richard Mindock Mary Claire Moloney Theresa Mucha Dale Mills James Molenda Carol Muha Marianne Murzyn Brenda Murphy Peter Murphy Maxine Mysliwy William Murphy lames Naglich 171 Janice Muskoski Michaline Naleivski Gloria Napulcs Teresa Neal Joan Newell 172 Marianne Niblick Matthew Niemiec Arlene Nicrengarten Eugene Nikruto Grace Normantas Sharon Novotny — Dennis Nierengarton Linda Nowak Tom Obremski Mark O'Connor Kathleen O'Donnell Jean O'Keefe Jo Ann O'Keefe Terrence Oprinovich Michael O'Meara 173 Walter Paas Sandra Oleksy Maureen Oliver Edward Orlowski Gregory Overhagc Daniel Paris Walter Palka Lane Paradis John Paradzinski Joyce Penwell Gail Peroz Jane Pernick Sharon Peterlich Elizabeth Peters Stanley Petrites Patricia Pietranczyk Jose Piru Francis Plankey Joseph Poplas Andrew Pogorzelski 176 Tom Porta Peggie Poxon Mary Potra .a fames Pressner Bernadean Printke Ronald Povlock Nancy Procter Nancy Portz Joseph Progar Reginald Pudlow I.ee Purcell Mary Quinn Walter Rapaez John Racich Beth Ready J I GRADUATES David Rahn Phillip Raila 177 Donald Reichert Mary Reilly Jon Rutkowski Paulette Ruzyeki Rita Rys Ronald Sabo Claudia Sandor Juliannc Sabovich J---------s Nilcza Santiago Deborah Saezawa Janet Sanders 179 Benny Santori Michael Sargent George Sarver James Sarnccki William Savageau Thomas Savin 180 Karon Schaeffor Nancy Schultz Karole Schafer Donald Schmidt fames Sciackitano - Peter Schmidt Peter Scurtu Donald Scbcstycn fames Segneri Nancy Seifert Carolvne Semchuck Yvonne Scrcmct Carol Shreve Janeace Simaga Fred Siminski Mary Sickicrski Ronald Sierkoski 181 Rosanne Skawinski Joseph Skozen Witold Skwierczynski Mary Jo Smolcn Carolyn Solczak Harriet Sosnowski Ieanette Spak Charles Sovich 182 Connie Sowa fames Sowa J-----------------------V. Catherine Spisuk Lorraine Standerski Mary Stack Ferdinand Stamatn Mary Stangel Charles Stanukinas Patricia Stark Christine Stockus Raymond Stofcik Janice Stoich Naudeen Susorcny Lynn Svitko Jo Ellen Stoffregen Michelle Sura Judy Svoboda Thomas Stofcik David Straker 184 Doris Swantek Larry Szot Elaine Szafranski Richard Szary Francis Szczepanski Louis Takacs Ruth Talley Rosemarie Tatkowski Barbara Templeton Lynda Tilka James Tipfer Denis Tokarz Leonard Tokarz Patricia Toppin Robert Tokarz Gayle Torok Gregory Toma Barbara Toth Georgeann Tonkovich 185 Frank Toth Allan Tracy Timothy Trela Donna Trgovich Michael Turico 186 David Tutacko David Van Sant Marlon Vcldkamp Walter Verbish Michael Vahey Denise Vega Walter Voica Tom Tyrrell David Vazquez Debra Volk |ohn Volkmann Candice Wahl Tamara Walborn Donna Vrbanich Ruth Wasieleski I---------1 GRADUATES t ( Carol Wagner J Debora Watson Jack Werner Marcia Werntz Deborah White Nancy Wilczynski Vernon Wilhelm 188 Philip Williams Daniel Willing Gay Witter Guy Wojciechowski Richard Wojdyla Judy Woodard Walter Wozniak Cynthia Wrzalinski Patricia Zabck Richard Zabek George Zabrecky Charlotte Zedov Kathleen Zagar Suzanne Zellner Pamela Zak Rita Zemburski James Zavesky 189 V —f John Zenone Diane Zicbicki Ronald Zientara Eve Zimmerman Linda Zygowlcz 192 Claudia Adams Mark Ambre Janis Amerman Marc Anast Joan Anderson Michael Aniol Susan Anton Juan Arroyo Patricia Artim Elizabeth Babinicz Gcrrard Backe James Backus John Bacon Wayne Baker Suzanne Balog Marry Baranowski Theresa Barclay Elizabeth Barcus John Baron Fred Baum John Beckman Margit Beckman Steve Beda Kathleen Beemsterbocr William Begeske Joan Belansky Mark Belisle John Belko Sandra Benedek James Benson Barbara Bcrnackc Karen Berta Deborah Bcrtagnolli Diane Berzinis Stephen Biedron Joseph Bolsega John Borowicc Michael Boskovich Timothy Boskovich Mark Bossingcr John Bowman Kathleen Boyle Sonia Bracho Nancy Brakley Frank Breski Robert Briski Hugh Brooks Charles Brown Deborah Brown Elva Bryant William Bryant Robert Bubacz Joseph Bublis Carol Budny James Bulfer Kenneth Burg Claudia Burgess Brock Burroughs James Byrd Robert Campbell Mary Lou Canan Randall Carlsson Eileen Carroll Linda Carroll Brenda Carter Mary Jane Cera Abelardo Chavez John Cherer Eugene Chlebowski James Christensen Kathleen Cloghessy Merle Coblcr Susan Condes John Conway Eileen Cosgrove Donna Cote John Cotter t ft ¥ ¥ ¥ f 1 C? 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Secretary: and Mary Lou Canan, Treasurer. 194 Maureen Flannery I.ynda Fleming Joseph Folger Carmela Forte Lea Frechette Lorraine Fredericks Gregory Gabor Andrea Gadomski David Galik Theresa Gallagher Mark Galovik Lindsay Gambini Louise Garcia George Gardina Carl Gargula Peter Garza Kathleen Geary Craig Gerdcs George Germck Kathleen Ginther Virginea Giorgio Cynthia Gish Theresa Gleason Robert Glowacki Joseph Golan Geraldine Golonka Richard Gomez Susan Gomez Sandra Gondek Joseph Gonzalez Clarence Goranowski Kathleen Gorney H fl ? f f SCtnc- 1 f (j U'NIORS UiOf .0 k i 9 J (I f1 � r f t J$ ® f t 1 f f H ft f ! 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Emma Biddings Mary Jo Biegcl Brenda Btllick Sam Biscuso Mary Both Blaatlc Robert Block Cathy Bogovich George Bollhorst Colleen Bonaventura Kathleen Bondi Michael Borck Christine Borowskl l.lnda Bracco Bruce Brandenburg Karen Brandncr John Bravo MariJo B reclaw Karen Brezgis Carol Broviak Anthony Brown Charles Brown lames Brown Deborah Browning Gregory Bukowskl Kathleen Burg Kathleen Burke Alan Burkhartsmeler Thomas Buzzanca Denise Byrley Edward Byrne Michael Catdcrono Linda Carlsson Christine Cengel Denise Cherbak Robert Chesney Peter Chrlstodolos Mary Ellen Christoff Cathie Chrustowski Daniel Cieslak James Closlak Terrence Clifton Leslie Cohen Cornell Collins Michael Connor Debra Cooper Susan Cress Thomas Cummins Charles Curlel Gary Czcrwinskl John Dahlkamp Mary Daisy Anno Daly Diane Danko Judith Darnell Michael Dawson Richard Davis Eileen Deakin Michael De Mayo Laura De St. Aubin 201 m W (V- fi i Sophomore Class Officers: Tom Doyle. Vice-President; Carol Broviak. 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