Andrean High School - Decussata Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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LEFT: S. Gilmary veers from the realm of Americ an literature to renew her English III student ' s acquaintanc es with Shakespeare via Macbeth. BOTTOM LEFT: English III students await Fr. Moffatt ' s next question probing the fascinating intricacies of American literature. BOTTOM RIGHT: Fr. Martin turns the appearance of the yearbook photographer into a lec ture on verb agreement. Mr drs 1 1 la Gilbertson nglish I, II Mrs. Alice Rose Landeck English I Rev. Stephen Martin, C.S.B. English II, IV Faith and Sacraments Mrs. loyce Thomas English I, IV A ademirs — 2i

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English A tool that one uses often must be used well. Andrean ' s English Department trains students to use a most important tool effectively — their language. Through a four-year program, students acquire and sharpen composition skills and their ability to perceive the major themes of literature. With a solid foundation of fundamental concepts, Seniors may choose from several electives, including College Composition, a course in which they c an fulfill their fourth-year English requirement and earn college credit, journalism, Public Speaking, and Dramatics provide lurther areas of stuciy for interested students. The English Department gives students the key which c an unlock the doors to all other areas of academic endeavor — and to life. CENTER LEFT: Mr. DeFabio gives cues from the corner to his English I students. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Gilbertson ' s English II class becomes a court of law as prosecuting attorney Sandy Koch presents her case against Steve Martin, the murderer in the Tell-Tale Heart. ABOVE: Kevin Rearick finds out that lifting weights in pantomime is much easier done a few steps away from the weight room. S. Gilmary, SS.C.M. Department Chairman English III, U.S. History College Composition Mrs. Frances Crar College Compositio I nglish II Mrs. Edith Dakich Mr. Raymond DeFal: English II, Public Speaking English I, journalism 22 — Academics

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Mr. G. Edwin |om U.S. Histor World Histor Social Studies From the invention of the wheel to today ' s technological revolution, Andrean ' s Social Studies Department chronicles the nations and cultures of mankind. World History provides Sophomores an overview of the events that have shaped the modern world. )uniors study the growth and heritage of our nation through United States History. Government, Sociology, and Economics bring a Senior ' s attention to political, social, and economic systems. The aim of the department is to develop in the students a realistic framework, in proper perspective, for learning from the past and planning for the future. TOP: With the use of oral reports and visual aids, Alice Churley and fellow panel members put Spanish Colonization in proper perspective. ABOVE: After two months of meticulous research, jenny Chalko, john Thomas, Carol Cardetti, and Margie Hostetler coordinate the various elements of their Sociology project. Miss Roseann T rapane Department Chairman Sociology, U.S. History Mr. Charles Naumowich U.S. Government Economics Mrs. Anne Wee U.S. Histoi World Histor 24 — Academics