Andrean High School - Decussata Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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The Bottle Begins From the lighting of the torch at U.S. Steel’s Gary Works to the awarding of the winners’ jug and spirit trophy in the Andrean gymnasium, Armageddon was a complete success. Festivities started with the Armageddon assembly, where sophomores won the raw-hot-dog eating contest and juniors won the obstacle course race. Then the games themselves began, with the four, classes competing in over twenty different sports and contests. Juniors finally came out the victors, followed by the seniors, freshmen, and sophomores. By the time games were over, a shaving-cream fight had already broken out in the parking lot — and there, it was every student for himself. The spirit award went to the seniors who won a long and arduous battle in the tug-of-war. The twenty-second annual Ar- mageddon games closed with the traditional sockhop, where the trophy and jug were awarded. Kevin Ryan models what the well- dressed senior wears to Armageddon assembly. Dan Duffy passes the Armageddon torch to John Tompi, as Andrean athletes relay it from U.S. Steel, where it was lit, to Andrean. Freshmen and sophomore girls vie for the 1982 dodgeball championship. 28— Student Life

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Mary Ryan vociferously disputes a call made by referee Marielle Haller. Mary Beth Bonta and Pete Skirpan model Andrean’s own version of New Wave fashions. Marite Badar and Donna Madvek assume a spec- tator position to watch a game of volleyball. Student Life— 27

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Junior Pete Zervos looks for an open receiver as seniors Rich Koch and Alex Mishel close in. Seniors and sophomores tangle in a dodgeball match. Sophomore Sally Jensen outdistances freshman Lisa Schumann to lead her powder-puff team to victory. Student Life — 29