Andrean High School - Decussata Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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Shh! Maybe it’s not always quiet enough to hear a pin drop, but the atmosphere in Andrean’s library lends itself very easily to study and homework assignments, not to mention reserach for fun or requirement. It is comforting to know that if no place else, the library has a place for everything and everything in its place, neatly catalogued and standing ready to be checked out — Sister Emma sees to that. Meanwhile, Mr. Barancyk, Andrean’s Dean of Students, sees to attendance and medical records, breaches of discipline and the individual needs of students. It’s the personal touch that counts and means so much to everyone. TOP: Sister Gilmary’s English III class finds the library the best place to start amassing information for their ominous term papers. CENTER LEFT : The library is the only place for serious study before and after school for John Rainford and Paul Sylve. CENTER RIGHT : As part of his daily routine Mr. Barancyk writes out Jim Klamo’s I-know-you-missed-me-but-I’m-back” slip. 1 6 — Academics

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LEFT : Fr. Eckert keeps a sharp eye out for those who covet the head of the line only to send them to the end of it. CENTER LEFT : All ears perk up while Fr. Benwitz gives the announcements for the day. CENTER RIGHT : Exam day proves to be pretty hectic, but with the help of Fr. Benwitz and Sr. Christopher the right exams meet the right proctors. L ' v. Donald E. Benwitz, C. S B. ssistant Principal for Boys S.M. Christopher, SS.C.M. Assistant Principal for Girls Rev. Vincent C. Eckert, C.S.B. Treasurer Academics — 1 5

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Like the navigation officer on a ship, the Guidance Department at Andrean charts the student’s course through four years of high school. Some students require very little assistance in determining their strengths and weaknesses, ambitions and needs; others require more time and much patience. Front and center, ready and willing to listen and act on the students’ individual needs are our four guidance counselors. Job opportunities, scholarship applications, college entrance information, and much more pass through the hands of these people every day. There’s never a dull moment in the four main hall offices — people who help people are always busy. LEFT : What seems to be the long and short of the Guidance Department is actually Mr. Chelap and Sister Alfred posting college bulletins for anxious seniors. BELOW : Mr. Chircop provides explanations as well as answers to the difficult planning of a four-year plan. Mr. Christopher Nicolini S. M. Alfred, SS.C.M. Mr. Michael Chelap Rev. Mr. Manuel Chircop. Guidance Director Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor C.S.B. English I Physical Science Guidance Counselor Psychology Academics — 17