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

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Top: Denise Vera and Candy Trottman sit on San- ta’s lap for a picture. Above: Diane Boney just finished smiling with San- ta and his elves. Left: Lauren O’Donnell and Jill Kozak make final preparations for the dance. CHRISTMAS DANCE 21

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Right; Mike Suris takes pictures of spirited stu- dents and Santa Claus. Below; Students dance to the music that disc jock- ey Paul Motkowski tunes in. 20 CHRISTMAS DANCE Jingle—Jingle—Jingle Tex scene is set. Holly hangs from the corners. Mistletoe decorates the doorways. The cafeteria is transformed into Santa’s Palace. As the stereo blares disco, rock, and punk, alive disc jockey keeps everyone in beat while calling the tunes. All the red and green blurs away in a unified rhythm. Secretly everyone anxiously waits for the arrival of Santa and his elves. The loud clatter is interrupted by the sound of sleigh bells. The party has started! Santa Right: Jeanine Sutter and Pam Oltmann try out the newest dance steps. and his elves have arrived. Everyone ea- gerly jumped at the chance to his picture taken with Santa Claus. The mood was festive and everyone had a great time trying out the new dance steps and reacting the old. Some were even attempted to do a “‘square-dance » swim’’. Everyone shared in the Christmas — § ) ) - spirit. The Sophomore class donated the © proceeds to the Mission Club which in turn distributed it among the needy in the © area.

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22 WINTER SPORTS HOMECOMING WE'RE STILL THE ONE he Student Council decided on it, the General Assembly voted on it, chair- persons, Julie Adamczyk and Karen Rus- sell worked diligently on it—what was it? The Winter Sports Spirit Days—a cele- bration in honor of our tremendous athle- tic teams. It all began when the swimmers splashed out their season with a record of 14-0 and the State Championship; con- tortionists wrestled their way to take the Regional Championship; the basketball team dribbled to a Conference Champion- ship; and lastly, the hockey team skated to a 0-22 season—(Well, we are still proud of them). The Student Council then took action. Being proud of their team, they wanted to honor ‘‘those well-deserved”’ athletes by holding Winter Sports Homecoming. Stu- dents were able to fantasize by pretend- ing they were one of those stars in partici- pating in any of the three dress-up days, which consisted of ‘‘comic book hero”’ day, ‘‘story book hero”’ day, and the tradi- tional ‘‘blue and gold’”’ day. A dance was also held in celebration of our athletes. Posters, streamers and flashing lights decorated the cafeteria. Music was pro- vided by both a disc jockey and our own live band ‘“‘Talon’’. As the music showed down and the lights dimmed low, Bishop Noll had created another memory. Below: ‘‘Talon’”’ rocks BNI students during the celebration dance.