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

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| Left to Right: NISBOVA Winners: Front: Portia Pittman, 1st, district state—ensemble; June Landrum, 1st, district and state en- | semble; Sue Collins, 1st, district state ensemble; Diana Molle, 1st, district state—solo ensembles; Jeff Stack, 1st, district state—solo; Mike Niemiec, 1st, district state—trombone and piano; Back: Cy Rangel, 1st, district state—solo; Tony Wallace, 1st, district and state ensembles; Jaime Moore, 1st, district state ensembles; Corinth Bishop, 1st, district state—piano; Donya Hicks, 1st, district and state—ensemble. (ttse neh. Yi ee d- Above: Drew Sosnowski, First Place, District State, Vocal Solo. Below: Marty Kometz, First Place, District State, Vocal Solo.

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66 e wanted to try something dif- ferent,” states Mr. Malczak, the co-director of the '79 Spring Drama, Ten Little Indians. Proudly he explains that ever since he has taken over the Noll Dramas, he has tried to produce something in a different strain of drama—everything from light comedy to heavy drama. This year’s play fol- lowed suit, presenting an intriguing mystery written by Agatha Christie. Ten Little Indians takes place on a deserted island. Ten characters are mysteriously drawn to Indian Island by an unknown person who craftily plots to murder his guests. The special effects and the tremen- dous acting ability of the cast built the play into one of the most suspenseful experiences ever seen on the Noll stage! . a Upper left: Is he dead? Characters look on as Dr. Armstrong checks the non-existent pulse of An- thony Marston. Far left: Miss Emily Brent ponders the dis- appearance of the little Indian statues—the key to the mystery on Indian Island. Above: Vera Claythorne cringes under the noose about to make her the ninth victim of the insane Judge Wargrave. Left: Dr. Armstrong, Philip Lombard and Judge Wargrave discover the poisoning of poor Miss Brent.

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NISBOVA WINNERS Cindy Cherogan, First Place, District and State, Vo- cal Solo. Chris Meyers, First Place, District and State, Piano. 0 n February 17, many talented BNI musicians participated in NIS- BOVA-SISBOVA, a state-sponsored contest held in Indianapolis. The Northern Indiana Symphonic Band, Orchestra and Vocal Association dis- trict contest was held on January 27. Students throughout the area enter the contest to test their ability and to expe- rience competition. In the District Competition: Piano solo 1st Place Awards: Dan Pollack, Frank Niemiec and Jerri Gholson. Vo- cal Solo 1st Place Awards: Darrell La- senby and Marjorie Gibson. Vocal Quartet 1st Place Award: Dalia Auks- tuolis, Janet Bodney, Mary Ellen Boyle and Nancy Figeroa. Girl’s Barbershop Quartet: Donna Webster, Maribeth Paul, Cindy Cherogan and Janet Bodney. d sowski and Julie Peifer. 1st Place Instrumental Solos: Sophie Wiecinski, clarinet; Frank Niemiec, percussion. 1st Place Instrumental Ensembles: Clarinet Duet: Sophie Wiecinski, Mark Tribble; Clarinet Quartet: Carole Mor- ris, Jan Kolodziej, Karen Dubczak and Erin O'Donnell. 2nd Place winners were Jose Ortega, Karen Dubczak, Mike Pierce, Carole Morris, Jan Kolodziej, Sandy Rodri- guez, Erin O’Donnell. In the State Competition: 1st Place Awards: Jerri Gholson, Piano; Frank Niemiec, Instrumentals. Those winning both district and state competition are pictured. First Place, State: Vocal Sextet; John Pressner, Cindy Cherogan, Marty Kometz, Mary Leonard, Drew So-