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

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Left: Diana Kapnas crowns Pat Boyle Mr. Touch- down. Below: The 1980 Homecoming Court: Karen Rus- sel, Dino Christopolous, Nellie Perez, Mat Soltis, Jackie Klosak, George Alb, Dina Comer, Ed Baron, Cecila Wallace and her escort. Above: As the Fighting Warriors leave the field at half time 13-0, the Marchin’ Warriors step onto the field to perform their show. Left: Bob Lukas and Kim Huet dance to the music of ‘‘Stonewood Fox.” HOMECOMING 15

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n October 3, 1980, the Warrior foot- ball team was all charged up to play their Homecoming game against Morton Senior High School. At half time the coro- nation ceremony had taken place. Tears of joy streamed down Jackie Klosak’s face as she was announced the 1980 Homecoming Queen, and her court: Dina Comer, Karen Russell, Nelly Perez and CeCe Wallace were introduced. As they left the field with their escorts, the sec- ond half of the game began, and soon the 14 HOMECOMING — When you wish upon a star makes no difference who you are Warriors triumphed over the Governors with a victorious score of 20-6. On October 4, 1980, a victory dance was held. The cafeteria was transformed into a fantasy world, where dreams turned into a reality with shining stars and shim- mering walls. The atmosphere had been created while the music was provided by ‘‘Stonewood Fox.”’ While the queen and her court againt received recogniton, Pat Boyle was crowned Mr. Touchdown. With one of the largest turnouts ever, the dance was no doubt a success, and the dreams were no longer dreams—for they had been transformed into a reality. Above: Tears of joy streamed down Jackie Klo- sak’s face as she was crowned 1980 Homecoming Queen.

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Leadership and unity: the message for tomorrow. bout 2600 feet skip, slide, and shuffle to the fieldhouse. Is it a basketball game? A wrestling meet? No, 1300 Peo- ple, strangers and friends gathered to- gether to share and give praise! The Bishop’s Mass to open the 1980- 81 school year brought the entire Noll community together to give thanks to our Creator and to focus on how we, as Chris- tians are called to lead. Captains, presidents, and other lead- ers of numerous school organizations gathered before their peers and prom- ised to try to lead others in a fair way and prayed for insight and guidance to in- struct their fellow students in the best way possible. Every single one of us is a leader. We 16 THANKSGIVING MASS may not lead a group, but we do lead our- selves. We are the individuals that make up the group! We are the gears that make the wheels spin! This offering of thanksgiving gave each individual an opportunity to praise and thank God. In the conclusion of the mass, the Concert Choir resounded with Han- del’s chorus entitled, ‘‘And The Glory” which revealed the excitement of praise by all. Right: Under the direction of Fr. Winterlin, the con- cert choir sings ‘‘And The Glory.”’ Below: Altar boys Mike Lukas and Peter Hehe- mann assist Bishop Grutka with the cleansing of his hands.