Andrean High School - Decussata Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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FAR LEFT: Father Ward prepares to make the morning announcements informing the student body of the various activities and meetings scheduled. LEFT: Mr. Jovanovic’s organized key rack makes finding the right key to the right door an easy job. CENTER: Father Benwitz displays two very important qualities which come with being a principal of a high school: a large ring of keys and a sense of humor. BELOW: A weary Sister Christopher confers with Mrs. Paulsin at the end of a tiring day. Sr. M. Christopher, SS.C.M Assistant Principal for Girls, General Math Mr. William Barancyk Dean of Students Mr. James Jovanovic Treasurer, U.S. History X Rev. Norman Murphy, C.S.B. Chaplain Administration — 15

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Administration TOP: Mr. Barancyk takes time off from his duties as Dean of Students to look at pictures. CENTER LEFT : Father Ward’s smile is motivated by the fact that the school day is nearing an end. CENTER RIGHT: Chaperone duties at the dance marathon don’t prevent Sister Christopher from keeping an eye on the Notre Dame game. ABOVE: Mr. Jovanovic checks his calendar for the day’s agenda. Bells, schedules, computer print-outs, detention, late slips, announcements, recruitment, and calendars are just small parts of what an administrator is really all about. Our administrators are the thinkers and the organizers behind a smooth operation. Because of their education and experience, they bring to Andrean unique abilities to set curriculum, construct a personal schedule for each student, and present a well-rounded calendar of events. They are primarily responsible for the general academic and disciplinary standards at Andrean. But there is another very essential quality which our administrators possess which adds to their effectiveness. They do their job with a selfless dedication and love for the student. Their primary goal is executing a smoothly operated school year to give us the best education possible. Their obvious care and concern for bach student as a person serves to motivate us to do our best. Rev. Donald E. Benwitz, C.S.B. Principal Rev. John J. Ward, C.S.B. Assistant Principal for Boys, Algebra I, II, III 14 — Administration

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Library Books, books, and more books, magazines, card catalogue, stereo, newspapers, and television make Andrean’s library more than just another room in the school. It serves as an information center, a resource center for audio-visual equipment, a theatre, a meeting room, and a place for serious study or quiet reflection. Father Martin and Mrs. Owen are always ready to help students and faculty utilize our library. They make available and explain to us the many, many sources of information and educational techniques which our Andrean library contains. TOP: Addison McGuffin watches carefully as Father Martin demonstrates how to focus the movie camera. ABOVE: Doreen Hanna receives vital information from Robyn Goodwine moments before the assignment is due. CENTER RIGHT: Father Martin previews some of the many new library materials which are delivered to his desk each day. RIGHT: Dorinda Mack searches the card catalogue for help on an English assignment. FAR RIGHT: Rose Sgambelluri enjoys paging through one of our library’s many magazines. 16 — Library