Andrean High School - Decussata Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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Farsighted Leadership Keepine the Andrean ship sailing smoothly is a difficult joo. The work is hard, the hours are long, and the tasks are endless. From making policy decisions that will affect the lives of students for years to come, to locking doors at the end of the day, ad- ministration must attend to hundreds of details in- volved with Andrean’s continued operation. We Sister Christopher sorts boxes and bags of food for the Thanksgiving Food Drive. are fortunate in that we have an administration comprised of seasoned professionals who do their jobs with efficien- cy, proficiency, and love. In fact, the care that our administrators bring to their jobs distinguishes them among their peers. These are people who believe in wnat they are doing. In the end, that makes all the difference. One of the functions of Mr. Barancyk is the keeping of up-to-the-minute attendance records. Rev. Norman Murphy, C.S.B. Chaplain l

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Some day we will return to these pages, impelled by nostalgia and the desire to rememner who we were. Seeing again these words and faces, we will recall the time we spent together here, the educators who shaped and sharpened our minds, the events that ? ;ave meaning to our hours and years, and the riends who filled our hearts and lives. Then, our in- sight will be augmented with hindsight, and we will finally see ourselves clearly across the years.

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Rev. Donald Benwitz, C.S.B. Principal Sr. Christopher, SS.C.M. Assistant Principal for Girls Rev. Dennis Kauffman, C.S.B. Assistant Principal for Boys, Human Sexuality and Marriage Mr. William Barancyk Dean of Students Mr. James Jovanovic Treasurer As the school year begins, Mr. Jovanovic and Mrs. Weiss await customers for their social studies texts. Father Benwitz gives his benediction as the first Mass of the school year draws to a close.