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

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What do you like best about Noll? My best days at Noll have been while participat¬ ing in atheletics. It has given me a felling of belong¬ ing and a sense of ' unity through competion ' . No matter what one does, be it academcally or athe- letically, one must be involved! Roderick Moore, Class of ' 80 I like Noll ' s basic premise for its existence: to rec¬ ognize the human spirit ' s potential and the quality of all, as they advance in social, spiritual and scho¬ lastic endeavors. Miss Suzette Boulais, Faculty The school spirit! There ' s always something to be involved in. Almost everyone participates in some activity ... it gives you a chance to meet new friends. Bill Berge, Class of ' 81 At Noll, you can make friends with people of dif¬ ferent backgrounds and religions. Everyone is someone special. You can be what you want to be. You feel important at Noll. Lucy Chapa, Class of ' 82 At BNI there aren ' t any special ' cliques ' . I love how Sophs., Jrs. and Srs. accept me. Another qual¬ ity that Noll possesses is the Bishop Noll ' atmo¬ sphere ' . This is something that I can ' t put into words. It ' s something that has to be experienced.” Peter Hehemann, Class of ' 83 2 OPENING

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3 3113 02738 1229 Opposite page left: Elita Jackson and her escort enter the gateway of fun to Homecoming 79. Left: Football players break open the seal to victory. Below: Sophomores Grace Trevino, Rene Alfaro, Debbie Thompson and Jackie Raso display their enthusiam with their colorful float. Left: Mary Kamin psyches herself up before a marching band competition. Above: Senior football players Tyrone Bozeman, John Reinhart, Dan Koharko, Bob Macoca, Tony Pagenelli, Larry Zic and Angelo Machuca fire up for the big game. If the shoe fits ... G reat things don ' t change much and that is probably what makes them so good. Take your favorite shoes, for in¬ stance, aside from the fact that they are ripped at the toe, completely covered with mud and smell like the inside of a gym locker, they are still the best shoes you ' ve got. And when you ' ve got some¬ thing good, you stick with it. Can you remember the last time you washed your favorite pair of jeans? You probably wear them so much that you ' ve forgotten. They really are com¬ fortable and no matter how many patches it takes to keep them together, it ' s worth it. Bishop Noll is alot like your favorite shoes and your favorite jeans-very comfortable. You wouldn ' t change schools because BN I fits too well to just give up. The Noll Experience doesn ' t change either, because it works. It com¬ bines community spirit and education and somehow makes everything come out comfortable. OPENING 3