Andrean High School - Decussata Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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S. Gilmary, SS.C.M. Mrs. Edith Dakich Mr. Raymond DeFabio Mrs. Ella Gilbertson English III, IV English II English III, IV English II, IV American Studies Journalism, Public Speaking 20 — Academics TOP: Mr. DeFabio helps his students probe more deeply into the meaning of great American short fiction. CENTER: Even television can become a learning tool to present a more visual lesson in Contemporary Authors class. Literacy ranks high in the list of Andrean priorities — every student is required to take four years of English. Through a well- developed program of grammar, composition skills, literature, and oral expression, the English Department puts an extremely useful tool in the minds of students — their country’s language. The first three years concentrate mainly on fundamentals without which the fourth year choice of electives would be i mpossible. For those interested in further study there is Journalism and Public Speaking. If Johnny can’t read” at Andrean, it’s not because of lack of exposure to the written word.

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LEFT : In Morality class Father Kelly explains some of the important issues facing young men and women today. CENTER LEFT : Psychology students Pam Christ, Teri Lennertz, and Donna Pearce use a football game to illustrate man’s basic need for others. CENTER RIGHT: In a skit demonstrating man’s need for meaning in life, Monica Butkowski, Andrea Dauro, and Lori Codespoti try to convince Teresa Carlino of the importance of using her talents to help others. Jeanne Ambrc, SS.C.M. Mr. Robert Kasun, C.S.B. ychology Biblical Literature blical Literature English I Rev. James Kelly, C.S.B. Morality English III, IV Academics — 1 9

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LEFT : Dec Dee Czemoch and Mary Libauskas dramatize a This Is Your Life” presentation featuring Scout from TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD. TOP RIGHT : In small group discussions about a short story Ellen Stinar discovers the importance of concentrating on someone else’s point of view. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Gilbertson guides English II students as they present a symposium about Houdini, complete with a box-model to illustrate one of his famous tricks. Mrs. Joyce Thomas English I, II, IV Mr. Kevin Zajdel English I Biblical Literature S. M. Jonathan, SS.C.M. English II, III Mrs. Alice Rose Landeck English I Academics — 21