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

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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.

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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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Left: Tim Sabo portrays his comic book hero, Hong Kong Phooey. Below: Seniors hold a council in the halls of BNI. Left: Punk rockers crash the dance to display their taste in fashon and music. WINTER SPORTS HOMECOMING 23