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

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18 DENTENTION Below: Students examine their conscience while improving their writing skills, hat student could ask for more? The thoughtful administration set aside an hour for students to sit in a silent peaceful world, to examine their con- science and to express their creative writing abilities. Students have the luxurv of choosing to attend this activity on ei- ther Tuesday or Thursday. If the peaceful world is not enough, there is the opportu- nity to enjoy the great outdoors, keeping the school clean and respectable. Al- though this seems rather enjoyable, the only possible way to take part in this new- ly formed activity is to get a detention. And the only way to get a detention is to break one of the BNI Guidelines. The de- tention system was designed to curb the discipline problem here at Noll. However, the penalty does not necessarily fit the offense. The same hour of silence is given to those who are out of uniform as well as those who use obscene language. a a

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Left: Ms. Romano recieves Holy Communion from Fr. Smolar. Below: The Bishop and Fr. Blonski proceed to the altar. Above: The congregation rises for the Bishop’s blessing. Left: Bishop Grutka and concelebrants pray for unity within the Bishop Noll community. THANKSGIVING MASS 17

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‘Stude nts are given the chance to Above and left clean up the school if their writing skills have al- ready been perfected. MELE SELE LEIS ERLE ALN 19 DENTENTION