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

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2 ° x™S Senior John Ceperich displays his talents as he ' S Going For More Than The GOLD If diamonds are a girTs best friend, then what does gold represent? GOLD can represent or symbolize most anything of great value and special meaning. For the 1984-85 Mar¬ quette, GOLD symbolized the 50th Anniversary of the yearbook’s publication. It is one of two symbols used to demonstrate our school spirit: blue and GOLD. It is the class ring many of us specially ordered, to suit our tastes, as a momento of our school days. It also represented the GOLD we won when the Lady Warriors captured the sectionals. Most importantly, GOLD is what the hearts of the 89 faculty members and 1500 students is made of. GOLD is the one important piece of paper that all students work extra hard to gain—a diploma. Through those tough four years of taking classes such as Algebra, Biology, Religion, and British Literature, each student sets a goal and works toward it: Graduating! Then after Graduation, after the diplomas have been tucked away in a drawer, and after the caps and gowns have been hung in the closet, one thing remains: the GOLD tassel.

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Going For More Than The Gold

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