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Marquette ’87 A moment of silence. The football play¬ ers gather around the statue of the Blessed Mother before the homecoming game to ask for her assistance to protect the players and guide them toward victo¬ ry- Bishop Noll Institute 1519 Hoffman Street Hammond, Indiana 46320 Volume 52
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VKW ' : ■ - : Bishop Norbert Gaughn tells his sto¬ ry of Mr. Jones to the students during his homily at the Thanksgiving Mass held in the fieldhouse. (1:40 p.m.) The seventh hour bell rings. “Finally!” I think to myself as I make my way to my third floor locker and back down to the first floor for Religion before my five minutes are up. As I enter the hall, blue and brown figures bombard me as I am in a rush for the stairs. Though so much alike externally, I think, “It’s impossible for all these people to be that identical.” I analyze the situation more closely. Psychology, American Histo¬ ry, Spanish, Religion, English, Algebra, Geometry, Physics, Biology, Speech, and Accounting books are carried by the students, all signs of their eighth hour destination. Lanie and Kristin stop in the middle of the hall to discuss the latest about Suzie and Matt. Bryan and Lori walk hand in hand, nonchalantly as if nothing else is going on, while a group of people cluster around Lisa, trying to get a piece of candy off her birthday ribbon. Mark is struggling to get his locker comb open, while Terry waits for a chance to get into his locker in front of which linebacker Brian is standing. Kim and Kris stand in the middle of the stairs talking about the plans after the game. Angie takes a pen and places it into the water fountain so she can get a drink of water. Pete picks up the book that was dropped by his friend Wannie. Danny looks at his watch to discover that he has one minute to pick up his pace. The halls are beginning to empty—that is all except for the few “senior stragglers” who have learned to “take their time.” (2:35 p.m.) School’s out! The halls are lively and full of exuberant students. Jean has a theatre arts meeting, John has football practice, Tracy has changed for cheerleading, while Lauren works on decorations for the Homecoming Dance. Val gets ready for Color Guard practice, Neil and Gil have a tennis match to go to, A1 gets ready for band rehearsal, and Jen and Peter head to the Marquette office. Each student heads for his own destination, Unique to his own personal¬ ity. “Happy Birthday Lisa!” Senior Lisa Juscik’s seventeenth birthday was made special with helium balloons and birthday bows given to her by her many close friends.
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