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

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OMIN ON or two nights, May 19 and 20, Noll ( | Decne and faculty had the chance to display their varied musical talents in a loosely-knit format. This year’s musical revue, “I Feel A Song Coming On”, Saluted great songs from the movies and Broadway and some re- corded music. Under the co-direction of Mr. Joe Malczak and Fr. Jack Winterlin, mem- bers of the cast and crew worked feve- rishly for two weeks before the pro- duction in order to finalize the music selections. The pace of the practice schedule was quite hectic, due to the band and choir tour at the beginning of May. However, things finally fell into place and the result was an entertain- ing evening for both the audience and the participants. When asked for his reaction to the revue, Mr. Malczak said, “The revue works as a talent search and gives many deserving people a chance to perform.” Top: The cast assembles for “A Chorus Line”’ finale. Upper Left: Mr. Emery Mehok belts out “Rock-A-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody”. Left: Tammy Simmons sings “Evergreen”, accompanied by Mr. Lesniak and Chris Meyers. Above: Cindy Cherogan advises John Pressner to “Be a Clown”.

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28 Above Left: Patti Cvitkovich, Arlene Flores, Deanna Niedenthal and Kellee Polys dance to “Never on Sunday”. Above Right: Drew Sos- nowski and Deanna Niedenthal give the chorus a break by waltzing through ‘Do I Hear a Waltz?”. Above: The dancers perform to the music of “Aquarius”. Right: Tom Fife and John Pressner do a duet medley of “Talk to the Animals” and “If I Were King of the Forest”. | FEEL A SONG

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Cebit Gane O n May 11, 1979, a somewhat dif- ferent change took place among the juniors and seniors at Noll. Instead of the old drab uniform blue the girls donned flowing formals ranging from the southern belle type dress of lace, chiffon, and taffeta to the sleek sophis- ticated look of Quiana, shimmering silks, and satins. And this time instead of fighting the terrible tie the guys gladly wore not only the bow tie, but ruffled shirts, satin cumberbunds, top hats and tails as well. This change could only be caused by PROM. “For Sentimental Reasons’ was picked as the theme by the sponsors the Junior Class. For the second year in a row Prom was held at the Condesa Del Mar. The general chairpersons Above: Smile, your on candid camera!!! Above right: Steve Reiplinger and Liz Geary. Right: Chris Kolbus is oblivious to the camera while, Bryan Alitto catches it. 30 Patti McInerney, Karen Stack and Tom Vale added a different touch to the evening by using a scroll instead of the traditional bid book. Amid the evening of dinner and dancing to the music of FREEWAY, the announcement of Prom King— Drew Sosnowski and Queen—Patti Cvitkovich was made. Karen Stack re- marked, “In the past, the idea of Prom King and Queen being the two people who have contributed the most to the school sort of got lost, but this year’s seniors really followed that ideal’. As the evening drew to a close each couple departed with a token wine glass and many beautiful memories of Prom '79.