Andrean High School - Decussata Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1989 volume:

• i- J _”T . .j . - ■3R.� � .-.?v; • • . ' ' r Jeff Dzyacky, Jim Halfman, and John Ken- show school spirit at an assembly honoring the boys ' varsity basketball team for winning Z-95 ' s Team of the Week award. Andrean High School Merrillville, Indiana Decussata 1988-1989 Volume XXXI Introduction — 2 Meredith Sattler pauses before the Freddy Krueger doll, the focal point of the sophomores ' Homecoming float. Jon Reens and Eric Delaney gasp for breath after completing the fifth lap of Andrean ' s second annual Walk-a-thon. During English class, Sheila Fagen introduces Richard Mayhoe, Ken Baillot, and Cynthia Oslawski to a pomegranate — the fruit that causes Persephone ' s downfall. Our purpose is to consciously, deliberately evolve towards a wiser, more liberated and luminous state of being to return to Eden, make friends with the snake, and set up our computers among the wild apple trees. — Tom Robbins 2 — Introduction After kicking off Homecoming festivities with his rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner, Wayne Mesmer entertains questions from Geri Tucker, Jennifer Turnbull, Chris Espinoza, Jennifer Raich, and a young fan. As the snake said to Eve, Take a bite. Yield to temptation. Sample the visual feast that captures the spirit of Andrean. Savor the year ' s insights. Relish the memories pre- served within these pages. Nibble, gnaw, snack, devour — dig in. Sam Bennett and Tanita Richardson dance to the slow tunes provided by Hammer the Jammer at the Home- coming dance. Arthur Harris, Quichea Armour, and Corrie Wild lend their support to the Fifty-niners during an intense sectionals play-off. Introduction — 3 Jeannette Rech, Susie Mueller, Angie Caban, Lisa Heim, and Deon Giannini discuss strategy with Coach Tom Mack before defeating the juniors in powder puff football. After a grueling day with normal schedules, Angel Garcia and Quichea Armour stop in the cafeteria for a soothing can of soda. Dan Dhana finally cracks correcting papers at the Andrean-sponsored Math into Action program for el- ementary school students. 4 — Introduction Bishop Gaughn blesses the recently constructed guid- ance center. Table of Kyle Stern, Dennis Pokropinski, Robert Hevezi, and Jeff Newton bask in the sun before meeting tough competition in Andrean ' s fall mixed doubles tournament. Contents Student Life 6 Organizations 30 Academics 54 Faculty 56 Sports 84 Album Freshmen 118 Sophomores 128 Juniors 136 Seniors 144 Year in Review 170 Community 174 Index 195 Closing 198 Acknowledgments 200 . Introduction Student Life — 7 Winter Ball Jen Dubois is carried away by the festive atmosphere-and Jeff Foley. Tom Zimmer, Meggan Chaseley, Matt Potochick, Wendy Lew- is, Pam Ilada, Jen Oates, Jeannette Rech, Stefanie Salomon, Jennifer Roig, and Becky Quick gather at Turkey Creek Coun- try on December 20, 1988. Jenny Bouska is possessed by the Jennifer Martin, Stephanie Sakes, Susie Mueller, Barb Pictor, Colleen Spanopoulos, rhythms provided by DJ Eddie Mendez. and Jenny Potter pose with Sister Christopher before departing. 8 — Student Life Debbie VanSlyke and Cassie Rozycki are still friends despite the coincidence of matching dresses. Darren Billena, Debbie Wilczynski, and Jon Heuring model the latest trend in nose attire. Carrie Pankiewicz and Denise Viene find relief for dancing feet. The sparkle in Wendy Blixt ' s smile reflects the excitement of the evening. Student Life — 9 ■ n Jimmy Green, Tim Hutchens, Joel Falconberg, Stefanie Salomon, Jennifer Roig, and Kendrick Leach cheer on the Freedom Rock float. Homecoming Regan Iker quickly puts the finishing touches on the French Club ' s Homecoming float. Brian Rosta and Jon Reens prepare to enter the stadium on the sophomore ' s float. Ted Cisowski, with the help of Karen Gregor, emblazons his car with red and gold. 10 — Student Life. The junior varsity cheerleaders, be- decked in red and gold, exude excite- ment in their appearance and attitude. Bill Schenher embraces the newly- crowned 1989 Homecoming queen, Michelle Frankovich. Tim Swan, Candy Guelinas, Tricia Skoronski, Scott Jacobs, Don Pearson, Wendy Blixt, Franco Cammarata and his date are flushed with excitement. Carrie Pankiewicz and her date take time out from their dancing. Student Life — 11 The band, led by Rosalia Martinez, echoes the spirit of Homecoming with their halftime per- formance. Joining the welcome for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mesmer are Jean Weber, Bob Eck, Dan Zie- linski, Mike Arvay, and Tom Mack Michelle Hughes and Janet Brandt complete the work on the senior float. Homecoming spirit is reflected by Sandy Jaskoviak, Debbie Van- Slyke, Susan Loker, Denise Viene, and Tricia Skowronski. The freshman cheerleaders prepare their car for the parade. 12 — Student Life Taking time out, John Allen, Karen Gregor Mike Bane, and Jenny Kacocha display their homecoming smiles. Members of the senior powder puff foot- ball team, Michelle Mihalik, Kaylyn Kezy, Jeannette Rech, Deon Gianinni, Eileen McGuire, Lisa Heim, Susie Muel- ler, and Angie Caban and their coaches Dan Zielinski and Sean Flesher are all smile after their victory over the soph- omores. The homecoming crowds awaits the the crowning of the queen. Student Life — 13 Homecoming 14 — Student Life Court Jeanette Murawski and Bill Schenher Liz Pabon and Marc Chevigny 1988 queen Michelle Jao crowns her successor Michelle Frankovich Student Life — 15 Daddy Date Pam Pamkiewicz and her father enjoy a dance. Megan Kucka and Bridget Knopick serve their fathers. 26 — Student Life MOMMY DATE NIGHT Peter Giannini and Rob Lemmons dine with their moms. Eric Delaney leads him mom in the tango. Rodolfo Jao escorts his grandmother and his mother. Senior Bill Pavicich enjoys a slow dance with his mom. Fanon Rucker and his mom share a special dance. Student Life — 27 FROSHMORE DANCE Chris Areco reflects the enthusiasm and energy generated by the annual Froshmore dance. Melissa Haas and Stephanie Hamernik greet friends and make plans for an evening of fun. Marizol Lopez and Ingrid Lopez keep time to the beat. Christine Isla and Gary Dennison take the floor. Jeannie Tellado, a visitor, Virginia Vavoulas, and Sheila Fagen enjoy their first Froshmore night. Brian Rosta and Kim Moise relax a intermission Student Life Kim Curtis, Kathleen DaSilva, Emily Rouge, Tony Mako, and Kim Cora are ready for an evening of fun. Froshmore Night is a perfect occasion for girl-watching, according to Etinnie Burnett, Chris Qualizza, and Steve Jimenez. Mr. Martin enjoys his job as chaperon. Christine Ortiz, Laura Tucker, and Lara Martinez catch the spirit of Froshmore fun. Student Life — 19 TURNABOUT Toni Arambula, Art Azcona, alumni Mark Regan, and Joann Jimenez take a break from the dancir 20 — Student Life Lisa Pabey and her date search for their balloon, a memento of Turnabout ' 89. Dear Satayathum and alumni Eric Christe enjoy each other ' s company at Turnabout. Student Life — 21 ARMAGEDDON With the torch he has carried, runner Brian Kopack lights the flame which signals the opening of Armageddon. Above: Carmen Thiel and Willard Turner tug for a junior class win. Above Right: Urged on by classmates, senior Scott Burton wins a contest. Right: Juniors Eric Dushane and Pat Duffy ponder a Trivial Pursuit toughie. Far Right: Sophomore Melissa Haas prepares to attack. 22 — Student Life Far Left: Kyle Stern battles for senior tennis honors. Left: Junior Sunita Pillay battles freshman Missy Martens in soccer. Below Left: Sophomores celebrate an Armageddon victory. Below: Sisters Ame Palk, junior, and Vicki Palk, freshman, reconcile as class battles end. Student Life — 23 JUNIOR-S ENIOR PROM Gerrard hovd and l It a mar AiiJitmui relax Ivavirn . ■ dances. Anthony Perez and Heather Holzer visit the buffet. Mike Lustina, Kelley Kottka, Tricia Skowronski, and Tom Hilbrich vow they ' ll “Never Say Goodbye, theme of the prom. Karen Goysich and Jeff Newton radia prom excitemei 24 — Student Life Displaying their prom finery are Ryan Iker, Tim Nigro, Heidi Stamate, Melissa Haas, Rodney Billena, Kysha Armour, and Angel Garcia-Diez. Middle Left: Mary Kay Anderson and Manuel Vasquez flash after-dinner smiles. Deon Giannini and grad Scott Lemmons have some punch. Above Left: Lisa Reeves and Quentin Peterson enjoy the sounds of the Music Men, prom dee-jays. Above: Jenny Potter and Franco Cammarata enjoy a slow dance. Left: Modeling the latest in prom fashions are Nicole Bacchus, Michelle Pacalonis, and Joann Jimenez. Prom Queen Jeanette Murawski and Prom King Jose Munoz take the floor to celebrate their special honor. Student Life — 25 OUR TOWN Cast Joe Stoddard ... . . . Terrence Chouinard leanine Richter First Dead Man . Arthur Harris Yvette Rivera Stage Manager . . on Heuring Second Dead Man Patrick Duffy Corinne Wild Mrs. Gibbs Christine Arceo Ushers . Mindy Bass Dr. Gibbs Robert Hevezi Production Staff Luke Brennan George Gibbs . . Carl Wolf Kimberly Burns Rebecca Gibbs . . . Bridget Knopick Director Rev. James Kelly, C.S.B. Lisa Dabroivski Mrs. Webb Emily Rouge Make Up Costumes Ms. Gina Pattie Emeka Mr. Webb Dan Zielinski Shropshire Peter Giannini Emily Webb . . . . . . . Debbie Wilczynski Publicity Art Lighting Ms. Tina Trenton Heffner Waliy Webb . . . . .... Craig Pankiewicz O ' Drobinak Lori Laco foe Crowell Mike Bailey Lighting Design . Rev. Paul Quartz, C.S.B. Jennifer Martin Howie Nezvsonte . Jeffrey Neivton Laure Martinez Professor Willard Matthew Ro uge Production Creivs Kimberly Moise • Simon Stimson . . Matthew Staley Peter Thiel Choir Ladies .... Meredith Becker Set Construction . Luke Brennan Mick Watters Jodi Campbell Props Barb Krantz Marcella Williams Nikki Hasara Julie Lenzo Publicity Sue Plasencia Shelley Robertson Lighting Melissa Negron Anne Bisaha Gayle Rusbasan Sound Kris Filips Kathleen DaSilva Colleen Spanopoulos Lara Martinez Joan Gholson Lana Trojan Make Up . . . . Mrs. Sally Zimmer Liz Kaufman Melissa Zemlik Marcia Gehring Melissa Negron Mrs. Soames .... Debbie Duffy Brenda Jankovich Brandi Oslawski Constable Warren Tom Radojicic Maria Paz Velasco Lisa Pozzo Si Croivell Aaron Jones ennifer Regal Emily Rouge Mrs. Newsome . . . . Mary Beth Simpson Nicole Taylor Sherry Stanzione Miss Foster Amy Parkinson Costumes Rosalia Martinez Maria Vasquez Baseball Players John Allen Marianne LaMarca Angela Vega Bert Kullerstrand Serving Mrs. Judy Hevel Mick Watters Michael Martinez Michelle Penn Corinne Wild Sam Craig Kyle Stern Emily Rouge is ready for her role as Dress rehearsal finds cast and crew eager for opening night and ready to “break a Mrs. Webb. leg. ' 26 — Student Life Debbie Duffy, Gayle Rusbasan, Jon Heuring, Debbie Wilczynski, and Carl Wolf greet the audience after their final performances. Bridget Knopick and Meredith Becker calm Carl Wolf ' s opening night jitters. Rob Hevezi, Tom Radojicic, and Jeff Newton sport the latest fashions from Grovers ' Corners. Student Life — 27 A F UN N Y ThIJVG hfJ p£ e d on w ar To T H E FOrUm Top Left, The courtesan Vibrata awaits Pseudolus ' s approval. Top Right, SHOW BAND: First Row: Kim Moise, Michelle Rusbasan, Rose Martinez, Angela Waddell, LaToya Gibson, Keenya Heffner; Second Row: Scott Bacon, Jennifer Allen, April Pardus, Bridgette Cwik, Bridget Knopick, Bob Bihlman; Back Row: Jeff Foley, Mark Banks, John Allen. Above, Hysteruum protests that, in Right, CAST: First Row: Debbie Wilczynski, Carl Wolf; Second Row: Craif spite of everything, he is calm. Pankiewicz, Debbie Duffy, Rafael Wilson; Back Row: Willard Turner, Ken Dienes Jeff Newton Student Life CAST SHOW BAND Mike Martinez PSEUDOLUS FLUTE Rosalia Martinez Jeff Newton SENEX LaToya Gibson Matt Staley DOM1NA . . . Debbie Duffy Kimberly Moise Eric Stankewicz HERO Carl Wolf CLARINET Keenya Heffner Debbie Wilczynski HYSTERIUM Jeff Newton Michelle Rusbasan Carl Wolf ERRON1US . . Willard Turner Bridget Knopick Dan Zielinski M1I.ES GLORIOSUS .. . Bert Kullerstrand Angela Waddell STAGE MANAGER Dan Zielinski MARCUS LYCUS Matt Leurck TENOR SAXOPHONE April Pardus LIGHTING Rev. Paul Quanz, C.S.B. TIN TIN A BUI. A Mylene Jao BARITONE SAXOPHONE. . . . Mark Banks Mick Watters PANACEA . . Becky Molnar TRUMPET Bridgette Cwik PUBLICITY . Mrs. Theresa Procter THE GEMINAE Barbara Krantz and TROMBONE Scott Bacon COSTUMES . . Miss Gina Shropshire Jennifer Stuck BASS John Allen Mrs. Dewey Donahue VIBRATA Stephanie Hanlon DRUM SET Bob Bihiman Mrs. Judy Hevel AMBROSIA AUXILIARY PERCUSSION Jennifer Anthony Banks MEMORIA . Jennifer Anderson Allen MAKE-UP . . Miss Gina Shropshire AMNESIA . . . . Angela Billick PIANO Jeff Foley Mrs. Sally Zimmer GYMNASIA Nina Gomez PHILIA Debbie Wilczynski PRODUCTION STAFF Julie Lenzo THE PROTEANS Mike Bailey SET CONSTRUCTION Mr. Richard Amy Parkinson Pat Duffy Chouinard Jennifer Regal Mike Martinez Mr. Rob Florkiewicz SET DESIGN Mr. Nicholas Dorochoff Craig Pankiewicz Mr. Nicholas Dorochoff CHOREOGRAPFIY . Miss Gina Shropshire Tom Podnar Mike Bailev Debbie Wilczynski Matt Stalev Ken Dienes POSTER DESIGN AND PROGRAM . Ms. Eric Stankewicz Karen Goysich Tina O ' Drobinak Kvle Stern Jon Heuring MUSICAL DIRECTION Mr. Robert John Susoreny Bert Kullerstrand Morrison Rafael Wilson Barb Larson DIRECTOR Rev. James Kelly, C.S.B. Top Left, CAST: First Row: Mylene Jao, Stephanie Hanlon, Karen Goysich, Angela Billick, Jennifer Anderson, Barbara Krantz, Jennifer Stuck, Becky Molnar; Back row: Mike Martinez, Matt Staley, Wendy Lewis, John Susoreny, Kyle Stern. Above, Philia believes that Senex is the captain who owns her. Left, CAST: Front Row: Matt Leurck, Jon Heuring; Back Row Pat Duffy, Mike Bailey, Bert Kullerstrand, Tom Podnar, Eric Stankewicz. Student Life — 29 YARC The YARC officers and their moderator plan for the year: secretary, Deon Giannini; vice-president, Stephanie Sakes; moderator, Sr. Paul; president. Heather Rakoczy; and treasurer, Eileen McGuire. Gayle Rusbasan and Debbie Duffy assist at the Halloween party. Stephanie Sakes and Heather Rakoczy make a new friend. Gayle Rusbasan provides party enter- tainment — at Sarah Hoffman ' s expense. 32 — Organizations BU5INE55 CLUB Moderator Mrs. Beck and the Business Club officers: president, Dee Dee Williford; vice-president,Kaylyn Kezy; secretary, Cathy Kobza; and treasurer, Laura Kelner. Organizations — 33 AMNE5TY INTERNATIONAL Felicity Havrilla proofreads Wendy Lewis ' s letter. 34 — Organizations Amnesty International members are Jeff Newton, Terry Chouinard, Tommy Podnar, president, Felicity Havrilla, Gaea Gomez, Karla Halaschak and Sister Alfred, moderator. WALK-A-ThON Susie McKinney, Ruth Dial, Rhonda Kokot, Gloria Reyes, Carmen Thiel, and Dawn Kokot grin as they cross the finish. Mario Ponce, Pete Giannini, John Hovanec, Karen Koznicki, John Doumanian, Rob Rongers, Shawn Lemmons, and Matt Glowski relax after completing their walk. Scott Bacon, Nikhil Pargaonker, and Melissa Negron finds a new friend. Mike Synowiec stop to rest during the Walk-A-Thon. 36 — Organizations STUDENT COUNCIL What ' s best about Andrean? The best thing about our school is the friendships we have made. Andrean is a melting pot. Our friends come from all over Northwest Indiana and all over the world. Because of their diverse backgrounds, they bring us new social attitudes and new ideas. We have learned to adapt to different views and to share our ideas and concerns. We grow as people, and our friends are a big influence. We are different, better people because of the times we have shared with our friends. What happens after high school? Four years go by quickly, and we won ' t remember every fact we ever learned, but we will remember the good times we shared with our friends. We must hang onto those memories, for they ' re the things that will make us smile down the road, not remembering which state first ratified the Constitution (unless, of course, it ' s the answer to the Final Jeopardy question for $25,000). Good luck in all your endeavors. Bob Eck P.S. By the way, Delaware was the first state to ratify the Constitution. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND MODERATORS: Mrs. Bosak, Treasurer, Marci Beishline; President, Bob Eck; Vice President, Heather Rakoczy; Secretary, Stephanie Hanlon; Mrs. Owen. Marci Beishline delivers the treasurer ' s report. Santa Claus displays the Andrean duck which was the Christmas raffle prize. Organizations — 37 CAMPUS MINISTRY Liturgy committee members Deon Giannini and Eileen McGuire work together planning and preparing. Sue Placencia, Karla Halaschak, Rose Martinez, and Kim Moise provide spiritual music at Mass. 38 — Organizations Fr. Cerretto, Bill Pavicich, Eileen McGuire, Stephanie Hanlon, Fr. Heyman, Carl Diaz, Fr. Kelly, and Ken Dienes prepare for Mass. The senior retreat team gathers in March: first row, Miss O ' Drobinak and Maria Velasco; second row, Mr. Martin, Julie Nicholson, Lily Perez, and Heather Rakoczy; third row, Jeff Newton, Adam Goad, Dan Zielinski, Debbie Wilczinski, Dan Kilgore, Kyle Stern, Deon Giannini, Mrs. Ventura, Fr. Joe, Fr. Heyman, and Bill Schenher. Fr. Joe moderates Campus Ministry. Organizations — 39 MATIOMAL hOMOR SOCIETY Officers: President, Jackie Moran Vice President, Jennifer 5zaller Secretary, Sherry Stanzione Treasurer, Gaea Gomez Eleanor Anderson Kelli Barber Laura Bianchi Rodney Billena Kristina Cantu Emmanuel Dial Dan Dhana Jennifer DuBois Deborah Duffy Patrick Duffy Robert Eck Richard Eabian Nora Eagen Jeff Eoley Michelle Erankovich Diana Giacomin Gaea Gomez Candace Guelinas Eelicity Kavrilla Jon heuring Brenda Jankovich Mylene Jao Jessica Kohl Brian Kopack Barbara Larson Mila Manley Rosalia Martinez Adam Matlon Eric Mihal Nicole Montpetit Jacqueline Moran Marcella Morgan Jeanette Murawski Julia Nicholson Marissa Olivieri Amelia Palk Rebecca Quick Neather Rakoczy Rochelle Robertson Jennifer Roig Gayle Rusbasan Leigh Bamarzija Peter Banchez William Bchenher Timothy Bchutz Dina Belman Jeanette Bhafer Colleen Bpanopoulos Bharon Btanzione Kyle Btern Margaret Bullivan Jennifer Bzaller Ramesh Unni Denise Viene Regina Weber Richelle Wylie Two-Year member 40 — Organizations ART CLUB 42 — Organizations Bert Kullerstrand breaks the law in New York. Terry Chouinard works on a painting. Ted Cisowski, Geri and Julie Tucker, and Tonia Tankersley add the final touches in the poster for the art club float. _ A mural awaits transport to Wyler ' s Children ' s Hospital at the University of Chicago. Tonia Tankersley, Geri Tucker, Jen Nadolski, Sandy Jaskoviak, and John Todd create a masterpiece. Jennifer Lira, Michelle Penn, Krista Bane, and Elaine Eck melt crayons as they prepare to do encaustic paintings. Organizations — 43 SCIENCE CLUB Grant Blachly, Roxanna Sakes, Don Konecki, and Rich Fabian accompany their float in the Homecoming parade. Lisa Reeves and Joann Bernard help decorate the float. Science Club officers are Don Konecki, treasurer; Rob Clayton, president; Mrs. Dustman, moderator; Nikki Hasara, vice-president; Jeff Foley, secretary. 44 — Organizations ACR0P0LI5 Matt Miklosy is absorbed in reading the Acropolis . Acropolis staffers and moderator Felicia Knight, Mrs. Proctor, and Jenny Benjamin select pictures for a feature story. Mrs. Proctor helps editor Becky Quick layout an Acropolis issue. Staffers gather to collect their assignments: editors, Jamya Liggins and Becky Quick; second row, Jen Nadolski, April Dungy, Zandra Mukes, Jenny Benjamin, Lisa Reeves, Felicia Knight, and Terry Chouinard; third row, Jenaya Liggins, Shelly Robertson, Cherry Jacobs, and Grant Blachly. Organizations — 45 CLOWN MINISTRY Karen Gregor practices the art of clown make-up. Clown Ministry officers: vice-president, Dina Selman; treasurer, Mick Watters; member, Dawn Erickson; secretary, Karen Gregor; and president, Terry Chouinard. 46 — Organizations First row: Kathy da Silva, Kim Moise, Susie McKinney, Karen Gregor. Second row: Dawn Erickson, Jodi Campbell, Lara Martinez, Dina Selman. Third row: Terressia Nawrocki, Patty: Robinson, Rosemary Jefimenko, Erin Finney. Fourth row: Mick Watters, Troy Bond, Terry Chouinard. Clowns Kim Moise, Kathy da Silva, Dana Romanenko, Erinne Vanhazebroeck, and Jodi Campbell relax after a grueling rehearsal. CHRI5TIAM 5ERVICE CLUB Sharese Dudley sorts donations for the Thanksgiving Food Drive. Tommy Radojicic, Darren Wesley, and Chris Qualizza do their part. Marizol Lopez, Rose Mandich, Missy Martens, Renee Roby, and Megan Stanivuk tally Paul Morales delivers his homeroom contributions. homeroom s contribution. Organizations — 47 LATIN CLUB Vice-president, Brian Kopack; treasurer, Pam Pankiewicz; secretary, Andy Thorn; moderator, Sr. Paul; and president, Tim Schutz. Brian Kopack and Tim Schutz preside at the Roman festival of Saturnalia. Latin slave Jennifer Betz waits to be auctioned off. Brian Kopack auctions Roxanne Sakes to the highest bidder at the Latin Club ' s annual Roman slave auction. 48 — Organizations GERMAN CLUB German club officers and mod- erator: vice-president, David Dudley; president, Jim Sianta; Mr. House; and treasurer, Bryon Willy. Wendy Lewis, Liz Kaufman, and Michelle Pacalonis examine exchange student Christoph Pagel ' s German notes. Organizations — 49 SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club members pitch in to fluff flowers for their Homecoming float. Members decorate their cars for Homecoming Spanish Club officers and moderator: co-secretary, Delia Garcia; treasurer, Liz Pabor.; Mrs. Martinez; president, Jeanett Murawski; secretary, Darren Billena; and vice-president, Ramesh Unni. 50 — Organizations FRENCH CLUB French Club officers and moderator: vice-president, Laura Bianchi; treasurer, Zandra Mukes; Miss Shropshire; and president, Gaea Gomez. Regan Iker adds a festive touch to the French Club float minutes before the parade starts. Organizations — 51 DECU55ATA Staff members: Jen DuBois, academics editor; Terry Chouinard, staff artist; Jeff Foley, underclassmen editor; Gaea Gomez, editor-in-chief; Jeanette Shafer, student life editor; Julie Nicholson, senior editor; Mrs. Steele, moderator; Jen Roig, business manager. Bill Schenher and Jean Weber sort pic- tures for the student life section. Decussata business manager Jen Roig, student life editor Jeanette Shafer, and helper Jenny Bouska count yearbook sales receipts. 52 — Organizations Yearbook staffers: first row: Diana Giacomin, Jenny Bouska, Kris Cantu, and Jean Weber; second row: Sasipatra Satayathum, Gail Thupvong, Jessica Mallams, and Ferliza Rivera. Decussata moderator Mrs. Steele reminds Julie Nicholson of a coming deadline. Photographers: first row: Mike Arvay and Terry Chouinard; second row: Jane Fronczak, Melanie Bielak, Justin Pati, Kathleen da Silva, Kim Moise, and Rosalia Martinez editor; third row: April Pardus, Suzanne Picha, Jessica Renwald, Susie McKinney, and Christine Isla. Mike Arvay focuses his new telefoto lens. Terry Chouinard, Kim Moise, Julie Nicholson, Rose Martinez, Bridget Knopick help Mila Manley, organizations editor, select pictures for her section. Organizations — 53 Academics — 55 Administration Father Michael Cerretto, C.S.B. Principal Father Cerretto discusses the future with Rosalia Martinez. Sister Christopher, SS.C.M. Rev. Dennis Kauffman, C.S.B. Assistant Principal for Girls Assistant Principal for Boys Rev. Paul Quanz, C.S.B. Treasurer Physical Science 56 — Administration Faculty Sr. Alfred, SS.C.M. — Guidance Mrs. Suzanne Beck — Accounting I, Record Keeping, Office Procedures Mr. John Bennett — Biology, Biology Mr. Peter Billick — General Shop, Arch. Designing, Metals, Tech. Illustrating, Wood Fiberglass, Basic Advanced Technical Drawing Miss Donna Bombassaro — Physical Education Mrs. Cora Bosak — Algebra I, I , lx Mr. Robert Buscher — Finance, General Business Mr. Leicester Cheong — Chemistry, Earth Space Science Mrs. Frances Crary — English IIIx, IV Sr. Cyrilline, SS.C.M. — Shorthand I, Typing I, II Mrs. Edith Dakich — English IIx, III Mr. Raymond DeFabio — English III, III Mr. John Dennis — Computer Literacy and Programming Mrs. Nancy Dustman — Genetics, Conservation, A.P. Biology, Biology Mr. Eugene Giorgio — Algebra IIx, Statistics, Calculus, Consumer Math, Analytic Geometry, A.P. Calculus Mr. Michael Grabowski — Physical Science, Chemistry Miss Kelly Haussman — Biology, General Science Mrs. Judy Hevel — Foods I, II, Advanced Foods, Clothing, Independent Living. Rev. George Heyman — Faith, Marriage Mr. Mark Horvath — U.S. Government, Economics Mr. Cornelius House — German I, II, III, IV Sr. Jane, SS.C.M. — Spanish I, IV Faculty — 57 Mr. James Jovanovic — Guidance, World History Rev. James Kelly, C.S.B. — English D, IV Mr. James Klora — U.S. History, World History, U.S. History 1945-Present Miss Merri Kopil — English I, I Rev. Joseph Lanzalaco, C.S.B. — Biblical Literature Mr. Sammy Listro — Art Workshop, Ceramics III IV, Drawing II, Drawing III IV, Painting I II, Painting III Mr. David Martin — Algebra I, Geometry Mrs. Luz Martinez — Spanish II, III Sr. Mary Anne, SS.C.M. — Guidance Mrs. Alicia Montalvo — Spanish I, English II Mr. Robert Morrison — Music Theory, Chorus, Concert Band, Creating Music, Jazz Band, Intro, to Instrumental Performance Mr. Christopher Nicolini — Athletic Director Mrs. Gail Nicolini — Geometryx, Algebra II, Geometry Mrs. Carol Norris — Secretary Miss Susan O ' Connell — Geometry, Algebra II Miss Tina O ' Drobinak — New Testament Miss Kathy Olivotto — Guidance Director Mrs. Sherry Oluvic — English I, II Mrs. Suzanne Owen — Librarian Mrs. LaVerne Papich — Secretary Sister Paul, SS.C.M. — Latin I, II, III, IV Mrs. Bonnie Paulsin — Secretary Faculty 58 — Faculty Faculty Mr. David Pishkur — Physical Education, Health and Safety Mrs. Jane Ridgely — Secretary Mr. Dan Rogovich — Health and Safety, Physical Education, Alumni Director Sr. Rose Mary, SS.C.M. — Biblical Literature Mrs. Beth Rowley — Secretary Mrs. Sharon Sanchez — Guidance Secretary Mrs. Mary Shafer — Algebra I , Geometry Miss Gina Shropshire — French I, II, III, IV V Miss Charlotte Spence — Ceramics I, II, Design Drawing Mrs. Petra Steele — English I, II, Journalism Mrs. Martha Strapon — Physical Science Mr. John Szot — World History, A.P. World History Mrs. Joyce Thomas — English, I, IV, IVx Mrs. Sandra Toth — Morality Miss Roseann Trapane — Sociology, Business English, Shorthand II Mrs. Emily Vas — Geometry , Algebra II, II Mrs. Geraldine Ventura — Public Speaking, Marriage Sr. Vivian, SS.C.M. — Reading Enrichment, Pre-Algebra Mr. Thomas Wade — A.P. Physics, Physics Mrs. Anne Weiss — U.S. History, A.P. U.S. History, Trigonometry, Statistics, Accounting II Mr. Eugene Wojdyla — U.S. History Mrs. Gloria Wojkovich — Secretary Mrs. Betty Yurechko Secretary Mr. Ivan Zimmer — Marketing, Business Law, Personal Typing Faculty — 59 From the Four Corners of Andrean High . . . “Marriage class was a lot of fun! It ' s interesting to hear what guys want out of marriage, and what they think of girls. It ' s surprising. — Pam Pankiewicz “In doing community service for morality class, I learned how unfortunate others can be and how I can help them. — Beth Dudak “In my Biblical literature class ... we studied the very beginning of earth and the creation of man. We saw how both men and women were created by God. — Jeff Podnar “Until I took Biblical literature II, I don ' t think that I had ever really read the New Testament very closely. I understand the Bible better now. — Bridget Knopick Below, Pam Pankiewicz, Bridget Knopick, Beth Dudak, and Jeff Podnar A Taste of . Michelle Hughes poses a question to Fr. Heyman during her marriage class. Seniors come together to discuss love and family life in marriage class. 60 — Academics Theology n Above, Melissa Negron and Bert Kullerstrand take part in a haunted house as part of their community service work for morality class. Below, Freshman Biblical literature projects hang on display at open house. Loro SMr iPHERD Shall jw Tim Swan dresses like a convict for the community haunted house. Lisa Heim and Brian Shipp browse through a Bible during marriage class. Academics — 61 From the Four Corners of Andrean High . . . In my English class we put on a very memorable production of Macbeth. A partial cast list was as follows: Mac- mesh (Macbeth) Ramesh Unni Dan quo (Banquo) Dan Dhana Duncan Donuts (King Duncan) .... Mike Martinez MacDuffy (Macduff) Patrick Duffy Lady MacDuffy (Lady Macduff) Debbie Duffy Foli ance (Fleance) Jeff Foley Ross oreny (Ross) John Susoreny — Debbie Duffy I remember when our English class went on a field trip with Mrs. Thomas to Toto, Indiana, where we discovered the real rural America. — Becky Quick My favorite memory of English class is the acting of the plays Julius Caesar and Pygmalion. Acting these plays helped me to understand the ideas the authors were trying to convey. — Jennifer Schenher Below, Jennifer Schenher, Rebecca Quick, Debbie Duffy A Taste of . . . Above, Mike Martinez attempts to make off with Mrs. Crary ' s shopping cart, a familiar fixture in his English IIIx class. Below, Gayle Rusbasan reads about the theaters of Shakespeare ' s time. 62 — Academics English Jennifer Young receives a bag of money A senior English class holds a class discussion about sunflower seeds, from runners-up Michelle Erickson and Jessica Renwald for winning her class Canterbury Tales contest. Academics — 63 A Taste of . . . Kelly Feterick and Karen Koranda call attention to their mathematical equations on the chalkboard. Mrs. Bosak passes out a test to the students in her algebra class. 64 — Academics Mathematics Zandra Mukes smiles over a notebook Brian Wolf smiles confidently before taking an algebra test, full of real and imaginary numbers in her second year algebra class. t Ramesh Unni, Jon Heuring, and Jeff Foley ponder parabola problems. Mr. Martin lectures to a geometry class about shapes and angles. Academics — 65 From the Four Corners of Andrean High . . . “My most memorable moment in biology was when our lab experiment exploded. — Vicki Palk I remember attempting to go up the “down stairs, trying to get to class on time, only to be stopped and told to walk back all the way around. It was a valiant effort. Many minutes later I ' d arrived to face an entire class consisting of sophomores who seemed so smart! It was extremely intimidating. — Kirsten Delaney on her first day of chemistry class. Physics isn ' t just a pastime, it ' s a way of life. — Kyle Stem Physics is phun. — Mr. Thomas Wade Below, Kirsten Delaney, Kyle Stem, and Vicky Palk A Taste of . Raphael Wilson, Chauncey Latham and Nicole Walden smile over the insides of an earthworm. Daniel O ' Brien, biology student, eyes his bisected earthworm. 66 — Academics Science Above, Jennifer Szaller explains the workings of the physics classes ' Mr. Bill experiment during open house. Mr. Cheong demonstrates “relaxation for one of his tense chemistry classes. Sophomore students work together on a physical science laboratory experiment. Academics — 67 A Taste of . . . Ame Palk and Jonathan Heuring promote the Andrean Social Studies Department, “The Best in Social Studies. From the Four Corners of Andrean High . . . I enjoyed learning about the conflicts that led to the Civil War. Both sides in that war had good reasons for fighting. — Steph Hanlon “Government was a fun class. Mr. Horvath taught us our rights under the constitution. Knowing these rights comes in handy at Friday and Saturday night parties. — Tom Mack “I will remember my history class. We learned about the past so that we could understand the future — and Mr. Szot. — Ruth Dial “Government class was a requirement for graduation. Having been involved in student government myself, I can understand how important it is to know something about the rules and regulations of our government, and about the rights we have. — Bob Eck Below, Stephanie Hanlon, Ruth Dial, Tom Mack, and Bob Eck Students in a world history class reenact the Civil War during a game. in, lilt s l h,‘ ll, ' i OCI l s ( 68 ■ — Academics Social Studies Stephanie Roig moves up three chairs during the A.P. World History class game of Go to the Head of the Class. Mary Beth Simpson adds a point to the discussion in her history class. Terry Chouinard does his Mr. Klora impersonation as Marilyn Monroe and James Dean look on. ' ri ■ ) k • A « � Sophomores brandish their world history books with pride. Academics — 69 From the Four Corners of Andrean High . . . A Taste of . . . Eric Marcijanik peruses La Gallerie des Peintures in the back of the French room. In my French class, we put on dialogues about le restaurant. I played le garcon, and Emix Dial and Darren Szwajkowski were the customers. I learned something about the French language and about waiting tables at the same time. — Eric Marcyjanik Have you ever wondered what the saying hie, haec, hoc meant? Well, it means this, that, or the other. In Latin, one learns all the basics first, and things just keep adding on. Each year there are the National Latin Exam, a Saturnalia party, and Latin conventions, which are all fun to participate in. Learning Latin can also help with English roots of words. This is my second year of Latin, and I plan to take Latin III. — Kim Moise No hablo Ingles. — Jon Heuring German class teaches students to express themselves in a foreign language. It takes time, but I like learning German. — Mike Arvay Below, Mike Arvay, Eric Marcyjanik, Jon Heuring, and Kimberly Moise Lisa Reeves, Joann Bernard, and Emmanuel Dial take charge during their French III class and answer the question, What can we do to make French class more interesting? Academics Languages Jennifer Roig, Brenda Jankovich, Jeanette Shafer, and Rose Marissa Olivieri and Dan Dhana look up from their Latin Martinez take a break from Spanish conversation to visit readings of battles and chariot races, with one another in English. Academics From the Four Corners of Andrean High . . . Senior students talk about their independent living course: This class teaches you about the scenario of the real world. — Lisa Dobogai I ' ve learned how to budget my money and be more responsible. — Kaylyn Kezy Taking this class has made me learn how to make practical decisions about real living. — Art Azcona Below, Kaylyn Kezy, Lisa Dobogai, and Art Azcona A Taste of . . . Pete Glorioso gives an oral report to his independent living class. Michelle Mihalik takes some dough from the refrigerator to make some Christmas cookies. 72 — Academics Home Economics a 1 i lf : PP � I Seniors learn something about college life and about managing their own homes in independent living class. Academics — 73 Mike Peters and Scott Jacobs reach into the oven during a Yvette Rivera helps assemble the costumes for the foods class. cast of the spring musical. From the Four Corners of Andrean High . . . Taking the business classes offered gives us a chance to learn more about the world and real life experiences — as opposed to the required courses — which are only fact and fiction. — Marti Beishline I learned how to use other people ' s money for my own personal gain in my accounting class. — Emix Dial Marketing not only teaches business skills, but it also teaches you to be a better consumer. — Kelley Arnold Business classes are a lot of fun. They ' re an interesting break from the usual math and English classes that we all have to take. — Mylene Jao Business courses give students practical knowledge that they can use in college. — Michelle Mihalik Below, Kelley Arnold, Marti Beishline, Mylene Jao, Emmanuel Dial, Michelle Mihalik A Taste of . . . Brian Rosta, sophomore, hammers away at the typewriter during his typing class. Students practice tyring from their personal typing textbooks. 74 — Academics Business Cynthia Janssen, Kendrick Leach, and Jessie Luke participate in a group Laure Martinez and LaShanda Taylor look into bro- discussion. chures during business class. Senior girls are busy practicing skills which they will soon use in college. Academics — 75 A Taste of . . . mm ■ Health Angie Billick peers over the top of her health book. Melissa Aguilar and Christine Arceo work together on a health assignment. Health class elicits smiles from these students. 76 — Academics Physical Education This freshman student takes a break from the action of a dodgeball game. Among freshman boys, dodgeball is a popular gym class game. Mary Garcia is the first to arrive in the locker room before gym class. A junior gym class winds up a game of basketball. Academics — 77 From the Four Corners of Andrean High . . . Mr. Morrison ' s band class is one of great talent. Mr. M (as we usually call him) works very hard to make our young band (over 50% freshmen and sophomores) better. On a good note, I know the A.H.S. band will be the best ever in the 89-90 year. — Carl Wolf Concert band is a fun class. A lot of work must be put into the class, though, from the beginning with marching band in the fall until the last spring concert. — Kim Moise This past year I have really enjoyed band class. Some people think band is a ' pushover ' class, but learning all the new music is actually very challenging. I enjoy what we do and plan to stay with the band next year. — Tamara Young Below, Tamara Young, Carl Wolf, Kim Moise A Taste of . . . Matt B enus, Bert Kullerstrand, and Gina Anton warm up before choir class. Choraliers perform a series of pieces for an all-school Mass. Academics Above, Marchers perform at a football game ' s half-time show. Top Right, John Allen solos with his tuba at a pep assembly. Academics — 79 A Taste of . . . From the Four Corners of Andrean High . . . The most memorable time in art this year was when the 6 of us (Arne Palk, Terry Chouinard, Denise Viene, Roman, J. T. and I) won the holiday window scene contest at Holiday Star. Terry spilled white paint on his head and all over the floor and all over Arne. ' — Missie Babicka I remember watching Dee Hudson shellac his football shoes. ' — Theodore Cisowski I remember Mr. Listro ' s ' Thought for Today ' after art midterms: Gotcha! — Karla Halaschak Below, Karla Halaschak, Missie Babicka, and Theodore Cisowski Kim Suchy, Ame Palk, Jennifer Saveriano, and Marissa Olivieri are the subjects of Terry Chouinard ' s pencil sketch. Kristen Pszonka creates a stained glass window in her art class. 80 — Academics Art Above, Artist Terry Chouinard creates another masterpiece at his easel. Above Right, Sarah Gagan assembles the pieces of her mosaic. Above, Denise Viene and Terry Chouinard paint a mural on the window of a local Wendy ' s restaurant. Left, Jeri Polimac glazes her ceramic project before firing it. Academics — A Taste of . . . Industrial Arts Below, Chris Nolan, Allan Mance, Mike Rozin, and Dan Magan look up from their work on drawings. Above, Mr. Billick compliments Richard Fabian for having properly laid out his drawing. Shad Schultz creates an imaginative floor plan. Mr. Billick fakes left. 82 — Academics Computers Above, Felicia Knight works on an assignment in the computer room as open house visitors look on. Top Left, Alfred Gomez becomes acquainted with the school ' s PC ' s. Above, Anthony Perez is one of a class of seniors learning more about computers. Top Right, Wendy Lewis leaves her favorite piece of graffiti on the blackboard of the computer room. Academics — 83 84 — Sports Junior Varsity Merrillville L Highland L Lake Central L Griffith L East Chicago Central W Wheeler L Calumet W Morton L Bishop Noll W Crown Point L St. Frances DeSales L Lake Station W Hobart L Chesterton L Hebron L Valparaiso L Munster L Varsity Merrillville W Highland W Lake Central L Griffith W East Chicago Central W Wheeler W Calumet w Morton w Bishop Noll w Hanover Central L Bishop Noll L Valparaiso w Crown Point w St. Frances DeSales L Lake Station w Valparaiso L McCutcheon L Plymouth Warsaw L L Hobart L Chesterton W Hebron W Valparaiso L Lafayette Catholic Tournament 1-3 Munster L Hammond Gavit W Merrillville W Valparaiso L Lady Niners Own Broadway The Lady Niners own Broadway! insists Coach Marich. Led by the balance on the court and the depth on the bench, the varsity squad was able to defeat the rival Pirates in both battles of the season. The first victory came in the season opener (12-15, 15-6, 15-4). Ironically the second win closed the season (15-13, 15-5) when the Niners won the first round of the Merrillville Sectional. The season record was 16- 15. Special awards included: freshman Jennifer Kroepfl, Most Improved; senior Denise Viene, Best Defensive; and senior Nora Fagen, Most Valuable. First Row: Kelley Kottka, Tina Dimofski, Roxanne Sakes; Second Row: Jennifer Wheeler, Nicole Kurzeja, Jennifer Stuck, Kristine Franks, Amy Arentz; Third Row: Gayle Hirsch, Vicki Palk, Amanda Shelton, Diane Jurcin, Andrea Bobin, Coach Sue O ' Connell. First Row: Jen Kroepfl, Debbie O ' Neil, Stephanie Sakes; Second Row: Shiela Fagen, Marci Beishline, Shelley Wylie, Missie Babicka, Sarah Hoffman; Third Row: Nora Fagen, Heather Rakoczy, Barb Larson, Denise Viene, Coach Dawn Marich. First Row: Chrissy Marich, Gina Piontek, Michelle Sattler, Ann Marie Owens; Second Row: Cindi Oslawski, Dianne Halfman, Margaret Bednarczyk, Laura Rondelli. olleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball vo. 86 — Sports 8 Gina Piontek prepares to receive a serve. Nora Fagen moves to the side so Stephanie Sakes can make the play. Left, Kelley Kottka sets the Right, Coach Brantley gives volleyball to assist in the kill, last minute orders to his freshman team. ■yball volleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball volleyball Rob Lemmons congratulates Nick Urukalo for making a touchdown pass. Andrean Freshman Opponent 21 Bishop Noll 8 17 Valparaiso 14 0 Lowell 7 7 Gary Horace Mann 6 23 Pierce 14 14 Gary Lew Wallace 36 13 Westside 6 10 Harrison 28 13 Gary Wirt 6 Sean Granger pants to help his team against Gary Wirt. football football football football football Coach Wesley barks out revised strategy in a tense game against Horace Mann football football football football football football football footl 88 — Sports Good Start The freshman team finished the season with six wins and three losses pulling together to defeat powers Bishop Noll and Valparaiso. In the Valparaiso game, Nick Urukalo kicked a 37 yard field goal on the last play of the game to capture the victory. Special awards went to the following: Rob Lemmons, Most Valuable Player; Brett Galvan, Most Improved Player; Leo Doumanian, Best Defensive Player; and Joe Santos, Best Offensive Player. Tony Mako, Frank Jury, and Leo Doumanian celebrate on the sidelines at a teammate ' s winning field goal. First Row: Tony Mako, Garrick Cvitkovich, Chuck Swallow, Brett Galvan, Sean Granger, John Rachoy, Anthony Fernandez, Joe Santos; Second Row: Walter Wesley, Coach, Sam Ivey, Mark Hojnacki, Mark Stern, George Putz, Tim Nash, Tim Walker, Ryan Kosiba, Kyle Vargas, Mike McCarthy, Josh Cunningham; Third Row: Brian Wolf, Eric Stankewicz, Corey Walkup, Paul Hodson, Ken Boillot, Sean Mihal, Nick Urukalo, Mike Rozin, Danny O ' Brien, Eli Spasevski, Steve Pozgay, Frank Jury. football football football football football football football football football football football football foot Sports — 89 Outstanding Character When the going gets tough, things get tougher. Hindered by extensive injuries, including those to seniors Darren Wesley and Matt Miklosy, the powerful varsity defense was not enough to overcome the season ' s obstacles. The team made an impressive showing in the Luther South game, going into double overtime, but Niners were ultimately defeated 36-30. Again, in the sectional against Hammond Morton, victory went to the opponent 13-7 after an overtime struggle. Special awards went to the following: Dan Dailey, Best Offensive Lineman; Darren Wesley; Tim Zimmer, Best Specialist; DeAndre Hudson, Best Defensive Back; Joe Doyle, Best Defensive Lineman; Shawn Lemmons, Best Linebacker; Pat Townsend, Most Coachable Player; Jose Munoz, Most Valuable Player. Head Coach Ivan Zimmer said the 1988 team was a “team of outstanding character. Darren Wesley gasps at the sidelines after a tough play against Bishop Noll. Andrean Opponent 7 Bishop Noll 13 14 Gary Wirt 18 0 Hobart 24 0 Gary Horace Mann 77 30 Chicago Luther South 36 6 Merrillville 42 0 Chesterton 14 7 Gary Lew Wallace 21 7 Hammond Morton 13 Andrean Junior Varsity Opponent 2 Bishop Noll 0 6 Gary Horace Mann 0 21 Hobart 27 0 Merrillville 12 8 Chesterton 14 Robby Rongers dashes towards the goal line with a Merrillville Pirate in hot pursuit. football football football football football football football football football football football football footl 90 — Sports he Fifty Niners ' line of scrimmage squares off against Hobart. First Row: Eric Vorice, Ezeguiel Domingues, De Andre Hudson, Mike Conroy, Gordon Doolin, Jason Urbaniak, Brian Barney, Anthony Perez, Darren Wesley, Roman Perez, Tim Davis, Dennis Weber, Felix Diaz, Brian Cooley, William Fabian, Mgr.; Second Row: Jermaine Cross, Terry Laskowski, Brad Olson, Tim Harley, Tony Macielak, Matt Potochick, Brian Krompack, Darrell Stewart, Jeff Hersick, Keith Homick, Mike Martinez, Manuel Vasquez, Bob Japundza, Robbie Rongers, Tony Alessandrini, Regina Tapp, Mgr.; Third Row: Patrick Duffy, Adrian Guzman, Dennis Gurdian, Tom Zimmer, Steve Jimenez, Tim Hutchens, A1 Mance, Jose Munoz, Andre Guider, Sam Bennett, Chris Gorski, Bob Gidley, Robert Muratori, Jeff Pzonka, Matt Miklosy, Shawn Lemmons, Laurie Tapp, Mgr.; Fourth Row: Chris Qualizza, Todd Mahan, Etinnie Burnett, Pat Townsend, Brian Mish, Tim Puntillo, Jason Dawson, Brian Carter, John Todd, Greg Schutz, Adam Matlon, Mike Sur, Joe Doyle, Dan Dailey, Ken Dienes, Mike Lopez, John King, Mgr. I football football football football football football football football football football football football Sports — 91 Big Season The harriers were hit hard by unusual injuries. Pete Sanchez suffered a broken leg and came back. Brian Massengill ran with a bone problem, then developed a muscle strain. Then, according to Coach Horvath, The most discouraging thing was losing Brian Kopack to his back condition. Despite untimely injuries, the team captured one first place, two seconds, and one third in various invitationals. The first place finish came in the Boone Grove Invitational — the Miners ' first first place in that invitational in four years. In addition, Niners placed third in sectionals and sixth in regionals. Special awards included Most Valuable Players Brian Kopack and Tim Swan; Most Improved Player, Mark Mirro; the 59er Award went to Brian Kopack. Although the season seemed ill-fated, a determined squad finished with a 12- 3 record, which ties the second best record in Andrean ' s history. Left, Dan Hruskoci is determined to win. Right, Angel Colon strides to a victory. Bottom, First Row: Mark Mirro, Brian Massengill, Craig Pankiewicz; Second Row: Brad Olson, Mike Zencka, Darren Szwajkowski, Franco Cammarata, John Murawski; Third Row: Antwan Colon, Tim Swan, Sean Flesher, Brian Kopack, Pete Sanchez, Todd Schilling. Hammond Gavit Invitational 3rd Merrillville 1st Hobart 1st Griffith 2nd Lowell Invitational 2nd Lake Central Invitational 8th North Newton Invitational 2nd Crown Point 3rd Hobart Invitational 6th Lafayette Jeff Invitational 9th Wirt 1st Lowell, Gary Wallace 1st Lake Station 1st Boone Grove Invitational 1st Hobart Sectional 3rd Valparaiso Regional 6th Left, Brian Kopack sprints to the finish line Right, Pete Sanchez warms up before a meet crosscountry crosscountry cross country crosscountry crosscountry crosscountry crosscountry cross count 92 — S ports First Row: Deanna Perrin, Pam Pankiewicz, Michelle Dickelman, Julie Tucker; Second Row: Sabath Smith, Karla Ha aschak, Colleen Spanopoulos, Geri Tucker, Heather Holzer, Laura Tucker; Third Row: Asst. Coach Perrin, Liz McMahon, Michelle Penn, Michelle Frankovich, Dana Romanenko, Brenda Falcone, Head Coach Tom Wade. Sectional Champs Despite the fact that only three runners returned from last year, the girls ' cross country team gained the sectional title. For the first time in the history of Andrean the cross country team qualified for regionals by upsetting arch-rival Merrillville. In sectionals Heather Holzer came in first, followed by Deanna Perrin, Michelle Penn, Geri Tucker, Laura Tucker, Julie Tucker, and Michelle Dickelman. At the end of the season Heathe r Holzer was awarded Most Valuable Player, and Julie Tucker was named Most Improved Player. Under the coaching of Mr. Wade and Mr. Perrin the cross country team had a most successful season. girls ' cross country girls’ cross country girls’ cross country girls ' cross country girls’ cross country girls’ cross country Sports — 93 imaamam First Row: John Rachoy, Joe Santos, Chris Rokosz, Mike Grabek, Steve Radice, Paul Hodson, Kevin Wilkerson; Second Row: Ibe Mbanu, Mgr., Mark Jonas, Mike Frey, Eric Mirich, George Bukur, Tony Bailey, Noel Alvarado, Mark Hojnacki, Derek Griffin; Third Row; Ken Boillot, Carey Gorski, Michael McDonald, Nick Urukalo, Rob Lemmons, Brian Wolf, Mike Rosin, Chris Artis, Keith Smith, Derek Brown. The Niners do their best against a tough Hobart defense. All eyes turn heavenward as the ball arcs toward the basket. The Andrean offense brings the ball down the court against the Brickies. Impressive The JV basketball team ran its impressive record to 17-3. The only losses of the season were to East Chicago Central (2) and Gary Roosevelt. Rob Lemmons was selected as the Most Valuable Player and Chris Duncan was Most Improved. Beginnings The highlight of the freshman season was the team ' s second place trophy in the Andrean Invitational. Selected as B team Most Valuable Player was Andrew Reedus. The A team Most Valuable Player was Noel Alvarado. frosh JV basketball frosh JV basketball frosh JV basketball frosh JV basketball frosh JV basketball frosh JV basketball First Row: Kewan Hackett, John Hovanec, Jermaine Cross, Chris Carr; Second Row: Chris Campbell, Tom Hilbrich, Ted Janik, Chris Duncan, Shawn Lemmons. frosh JV basketball frosh JV basketball frosh JV basketball frosh JV basketball frosh JV basketball frosh JV basketball Sectional Champions Change was the key word for the boys ' varsity basketball team. Coach Bob Buscher took over the team in August. Along with the new leader came a new system. The team focused on patience, poise, and togetherness. All pistons were firing as the team posted a 16-7 record including victories over Lake Central, Calumet, and Lowell. The Fifty-Niners charged into tournament play and captured the Hammond Sectional title with a victory over defending champ Hammond. Senior leadership was provided by Brian Kopack and MVP ' s Damon Joshua and Sam Bennett. Sophomores Mike Lustina and Brandon Brantley established a foundation for the future. Coach Buscher commented on the season, “I am very proud of this team. They worked well together and had fun. That ' s all I can ask. Deejay Alan Cable awards the Z-95 High School Basketball Team of the Week award to Andrean ' s Niners for an impressive show against Calumet. MVP — Damon Joshua and Sam Bennett Most Rebounds — Sam Bennett Most Assists — Mike Lustina Most Improved — Brandon Brantley Free Throw Percentage — Ryan Kramer Mental Attitude — Mike Lustina Intense concentration is evident on Sam Bennett ' s face as he readies himself for a free throw. Damon Joshua soars over the heads of his opponents to tie the score in the fourth quarter. varsity basketball varsity basketball varsity basketball varsity basketball varsity basketball varsity basketball 96 — Sports First Row: Gerrard Boyd, Sean Regans, Damon Joshua, Sam Bennett, Brian Kopack, Quentin Peterson; Second Row: Mr. Nicolini, Father Cerretto, Ryan Kramer, Dante Brown, Scott Jacobs, Brandon Brantley, Coach Washington, Rob Lemmons, Mike Lustina, Coach Bob Buscher, Coach Pritchett. Quentin Peterson shares a private joke with fellow teammates before addressing the student body at a pep rally. Andrean Opponent 56 Gary Roosevelt 72 91 South Bend Adams 90 43 Gary Wirt 64 67 River Forest 58 53 Merrillville 51 73 Portage 76 73 Bishop Noll 75 96 Griffith 70 54 Highland 62 70 Crown Point 46 78 Calumet 73 70 Munster 68 54 Gary Lew Wallace 74 61 Lake Central 49 76 Hobart 67 60 Chesterton 57 95 Hammond Clark 78 66 Hammond Morton 60 75 Lowell 74 64 East Chicago Central 84 62 Hammond Morton 52 64 Hammond High 49 56 East Chicago Central 79 Dante Brown goes up for two against a Munster opponent. varsity basketball varsity basketball varsity basketball varsity basketball varsity basketball varsity basketball Sports — 97 Setback Season Despite dropping five close games, the Lady Niners improved during the 1988-89 basketball season to finish with a record of 5-13. The highlight of the season was a 59-52 win over Highland, which avenged an earlier loss to the Trojans and gave the Niners third place in the Merrillville Holiday Tournament. Seniors Jen Martin, Barb Pictor, Jen Potter, and Peg Sullivan contributed valuable floor leadership. The team was led by Most Valuable Player Peg Sullivan, who was also named to the Academic All-State Honorable Mention team, and Best Defensive Player Tiffany Smolar. Amy Reynolds received the Best Freethrow Percentage award. The team awaits the start of sectionals with a few last words from Coach Bombassaro. Clockwise: Amy Reynolds, Coach LaMere, Melissa Haller, Jen Allen, Rose Sanchez, Jen Kroepfl, Dawn Kokot, Jen Potter, Peg Sullivan, Tiffany Smolar, Jen Martin, Coach Rogovich. Jen Allen, surrounded by Ingots, shoots a jump shot. Seniors Peg Sullivan, trainer Susie Mueller, Barb Pictor, Jen Potter, and Jen Martin celebrate the season. Jen Martin puts up a baseline shot. girls ' basketball girls ' basketball girls ' basketball girls ' basketball girls ' basketball girls ' basketball girls ' basketball 98 — Sports First Row: Jennifer Kroepfl, Ruth Dial, Gayle, Hirsch, Gina Anton; Second Row: Karen Mihalik, Kim Zapinski, Brenda Falcone, Debbie O ' Neil, Nikki Kurzeja; Third Row: Kris Filips, Melissa Matlon, Diane Jurcin, Melissa Haller, Dawn Kokot. girls ' basketball girls’ basketball girls ' basketball girls ' basketball girls’ basketball girls basketball girls basketball Sports — 99 Morales Leads The Andrean Fifty-Niner wrestling team finished an impressive season with a 7-5 record. The team was led by senior wrestlers Paul Morales, Jim Jacobs, Joe Exl, Rob Clayton. Tim Harley, Dan Dailey, and Fanon Rucker. After four months of battling for practice space and working out transportation problems, Niner wrestlers pulled away with a third place at the Wirt sectionals. Three-Time sectional champ Paul Morales earned a special plaque for qualifying for the semi-state wrestling meet. Most Valuable Player award went to Bob Heckler, junior. Rob Clayton, senior, received the Most Improved award. We worked this year and improved considerably, said Clayton. Fanon Rucker goes for the pin against a Hammond Morton wrestler at the Merrillville Invitational. Mike Martinez puts a choke hold on his opponent. Row 1: Jim Dailey, Rob Clayton, Darren Billena, Joe Exl, Pete Thiel; Row 2: Mike Conroy, Tim Harley, Dan Dailey, Jim Jacobs, Paul Morales; Row 3: John Allen Brad Olsen, Mike McCarthy, Dan York, Cherry Jacobs; Row 4: Blaise Geddry, Bob Heckler, Mike Martinez, Emanuel Medellin, Chuck Swallow; Row 5: Jim Snemis Bob Bihlman, Steve Jimenez, Fanon Rucker; Row 6; Willie Fabian, Jim Gray wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling 100 — Sports One of the Niners takes advantage of his position. Early in the match, Dan Dailey prepares to make his move. Bob Bihlman, along with the spectators, waits for a Niner victory. wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling wrestling Sports — 101 Year of Firsts This is the best team I ' ve ever coached, said Mr. Sanchez about the soccer team. Niners posted a 12-1-1 regular season record. Never before in the nine years of Andrean soccer has a team achieved such an impressive record. The only loss came against a tough Valparaiso team. The biggest win of the season came against Portage. Tim Hutchens, junior, scored the only goal against the Indians, who had not lost a game in regular season play in three years. Coach Sanchez said that the team typifies the Andrean athletes — always gentlemen. This year, however, one lady, Peggy Sullivan, senior, joined the team as the first girl ever to play Andrean soccer. Second-Time Most Valuable Player Pete Sanchez and Most Improved Players Mark Mirro and Dennis Billena led the team through a successful season. Niners competed for the first time for the Northern Indiana Cup in the spring state tournament, where South Bend Riley beat the Niners in a post-regulation-time shootout. In the Mishawaka Marian Tournament, senior DeAndre Hudson received the Most Valuable Defensive Player award. Though the team worked hard, they also had fun. Coach Sanchez said, This season was the most fun I ' ve had as a coach. Andrean Opponent 5 Morton 3 2 Lake Central 0 1 Griffith 1 2 Munster 1 6 Gary Lew Wallace 1 3 Bishop Noll 0 2 Highland 0 1 Crown Point 0 0 Valparaiso 2 2 Chesterton 1 6 Merrillville 2 1 Portage 0 2 Fort Wayne 0 3 Marian 2 Rodney Billena takes aim while warming up for a match. Pete Sanchez nudges the ball out of Munster ' s reach. First Row: Graham Meeks, Tom Anderson, Kevin Kiel, Roman Perez, George Bukur, Dan Hruskoci, Dennis Billena, Mike Samaniego, Ryan Iker, Mark Mirro, Angel Garcia, Rodney Billena, Prit Sinchai, Nicole Montpetit; Second Row: Marcy Morgan, Coach Bob Sanchez, DeAndre Hudson, Ramesh Unni, Pete Sanchez, Jarrett Board, Matt Miklosy, Tim Swan, Franco Cammarata, Emix Dial, Frank Tresgallo, Matt Leurk, Mike Sur, Peggy Sullivan, Matt Glowski, John Kerr, Tim Hutchens, Coach John Sanchez. soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer 202 — Sports he team gathers for a moment of prayer before a game. soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer soccer Sports — 203 Darren Billena serves up an ace. Rob Hevezi concentrates on his opponent. Home at Last Taking advantage of its first season on the new courts, the boys ' tennis team excelled. Leading the team at number one doubles, Scott Burton, senior, and Dennis Billena, freshman, contributed as the Most Valuable Players. Bob Peters received the Most Improved Player award. High point of the season came when Niners took three of four divisions for first place at the Lake Station Invitational. Coach Klora said, The blend of youth and veterans on the varsity team gave us a great mix of talent and experience. Playing on home court, Kyle Stern, senior, returns a net ball to a Gary Roosevelt player. Andrean Opponent 4 Lake Central 1 4 Crown Point 1 5 Bishop Noll 0 1 LaPorte 4 3 Gary Wirt 2 4 Hammond High 1 5 Lowell 0 1 Valparaiso 4 4 Hobart 1 0 Highland 5 5 Calumet 0 5 Gary Roosevelt 0 4 Lake Station 1 1 Munster 4 4 Merrillville 1 1 Highland 4 First Row: Ruchik Desai, Dennis Billena, Bob Bauer, Rodney Billena; Second Row: Suresh Unni, Frank Tresgallo, Gary Dennison, Darren Billena, Rodolfo Jao, Kyle Stern; Third Row: Ramesh Unni, Bob Peters, Rob Hevezi, John Rowley, Scott Burton, Brian Rosta, John Doumanian. Scott Burton and Dennis Billena ready themselves for the return. boys ' tennis boys’ tennis boys’ tennis boys’ tennis boys’ tennis boys ' tennis boys’ tennis boys’ tennis boys’ tennis 104 — Sports rst Row: Ruth Dial, Nora Atassi, Mylene Jao, Kate Sekulich; Second Row: Anne saha, Karen Koznicki, Vicki Palk, Jen Kroepfl, Tina Bullock, Liz McMahon; Third ow: Shelley Wylie, Rochelle Robertson, Jackie Moran, Ame Palk, Sherri tanzione, Mary Zukowski, and Meridith Compton. New Challenges Vicki Palk serves for match point. Tjna Bu]lock retums the bal , with a back hand. 1989 provided a challenging season for the Andrean girls ' tennis team. Practice started in February indoors at the Hudson Campbell tennis complex in Gary. Competition began after spring break when the team conquered Wheeler on the home courts. After several injuries, positions were finalized a few days before sectionals. On Saturday May 20th, the team took on Crown Point at Highland High School. Special awards were given to Shelley Wylie, MVP, and Sherry Stanzione, for consistency and dedication. Andrean Opponent 4 Wheeler 1 4 Highland 1 1 Bishop Noll 4 0 Lake Central 5 2 Portage 3 0 Valparaiso 5 3 Calumet 2 4 Griffith 1 2 Chesterton 3 2 LaPorte 3 1 Crown Point 4 2 Merrillvile 3 3 East Chicago Central 2 0 Munster 5 1 Terre Haute 4 1 Lafayette West 4 3 Crown Point 2 3 Lake Station 2 4 Hobart 1 1 Crown Point Sectional 4 Coach Klora and the team are prepared for a match against measles-infested Crown Point. Shelley Wylie returns the serve for the point. iris ' tennis girls ' tennis girls ' tennis girls ' tennis girls ' tennis girls ' tennis girls ' tennis girls ' tennis girls ' tennis Sports — 105 Dedicated Duffers A final record of seven wins and nine losses does not reflect the hard work, dedication, and enthusiasm of the boys ' varsity golf team. With Most Valuable Player Dennis Pokropinski, Comeback Player of the Year, Keith Darnell, and Tim Schutz, who had the third lowest average, leading the way, the team placed fourth out of fourteen in sectional competition. Jeff Smar putts as Jim Green holds the flag. Andrean Opponent 197 Rensselaer 206 207 Crown Point 169 194 Portage 184 197 Bishop Noll 184 199 Merrillville 180 191 Munster 180 192 East Chicago 237 177 Griffith 184 184 Hobart 188 170 Highland 161 170 Chesterton 169 172 Valparaiso 163 172 Boone Grove 186 182 Hammond Gavit forfeit 182 Lake Central 172 182 Griffith 205 235 Calumet 225 Rensselaer Invitational 9 15 Boone Grove Invitational 1 6 LaPorte Invitational 23 25 Lake Hills Invitational 6 20 Sectionals 4 14 First Row: Jeff Smar, Mr. Szot, Darrell Gula, Bill Eck, Tony Mako, Jim Green; Second Row: Shane Darnell, Keith Darnell, Dennis Pokropinski, Dan Surowiec, Grant Blachly, Mike Crossk, Pete Thiel. Dave Rachowicz prepares to drive in yet another hole-in-one. Jim Green gets a real workout at practice. golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf 106 — Sports But No Dennis Pokropinski displays the forceful swing responsible for his successful drives. Pete Thiel practices before the match. Cigar The Andrean girls ' golf team finished with a 6-7 record and a big win over Merrillville. The team ' s two returning seniors, Lisa Dobogai and Laura Bianchi, did well for the Niner golf team as did juniors Lori Klus and Missy Macielak. Anchor for the team was freshman Julie Norris who qualified for regionals with a score of 95. Norris also earned Most Valuable Player award. Laurie Ropel putts for a birdie against Griffith. First Row: Julie Norris, Thecla Cox, Laurie Ropel; Second Row: Laura Bianchi, Lisa Dobogai, Missy Macielak, Jennifer Swan. Julie Norris concentrates on her drive. f, golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golf Sports — 107 Top Team Spirit The overall record of the boys ' track team reflected the ability of each individual. As a team, they won not only Merrillville, Bishop Noll, and Lew Wallace track meets, but also the Munster Invitational, and the Andrean Relays. Their individual records of the season came from two relay teams, the sprint medley relay and the 400 meter relay. Twenty-one members of the team qualified for sectionals. Brian Kopack, the only member to qualify for regionals, was scratched because of an injury. Awards went to Brian Holmes, most improved in field events, Dan Dailey, most valuable in field events. Matt Potochick, most improved runner, Jim Gray, most valuable runner, and Brian Kopack the team M.V.P. Brian Holmes stretches for his goal of 21 feet. Tim Walker and Dave Dudley go neck and neck in the 300 meter low hurdles. Todd Mahan follows through with his putt. boys ' track boys ' track boys ' track boys ' track boys ' track boys ' track boys ' track boys ' track boys ' track boys ' track 2 08 — Sports Track Comeback As the indoor season began, the Lady Nin ers found themselves in a drought, dropping their first three meets. But after rigorous practices at the Dunes, the girls pooled their talents and celebrated victories over Boone Grove and Indianapolis Arlington. The Niners also earned second place in the Munster Invite. The M.V.P. award went to Heather Holzer, the Most Improved Player award to Laurie Ropel, and the best race to Laura Tucker. Andrean Opponent 4 Wheeler 1 4 Highland 1 1 Bishop Noll 4 0 Lake Central 5 2 Portage 3 0 Valparaiso 5 3 Calumet 2 4 Griffith 1 2 Chesterton 3 2 Laporte 3 1 Crown Point 4 2 Merrillville 3 3 East Chicago 2 0 Munster 5 1 Terre Haute 4 1 Lafayette West 4 3 Crown Point 2 3 Lake Station 2 4 Hobart 1 1 Crown Point 4 Below, First Row: Barb Larson, Veronica Her- nandez; Second Row: Brenda Falcone, Michelle Penn, Gayle Hirsch, Randee Wheeler, Tamara Young, Christina Massey, LaCheryl Wilson, Caroline Mihalik; Third Row: Felicia Greene, Tricia Vaughan, Julie Tucker, Chi Hsi Ou, Laura Tucker, Karla Halaschak, Laurie Ropel, Monica Blakemore, Chakeba Joiner, Angela Waddell, Regan Iker; Fourth Row: Coach Wade, Celeste Renwald, Mia Siner, Roxanne Morton, Kellee Wilson, Amara Wright, Tara Gidley, Deb Van- Slyke, Jen Klus, Jessica Renwald, Emily Renwald, Julie Norris, Jane Fronczak, Yolanda Pace, Heather Holzer, Coach Perrin. girls ' track girls ' track girls ' track girls ' track Sports — 109 That Championship Season The baseball team finished the season with an impressive record of 19-12 — including a 3-2 victory over state- ranked Hammond Morton. Niner sluggers completed another nineteen- win season which has been the tradition every year in the 1980 ' s. Capturing their fourth sectional title, the Niners went on to defeat second- ranked Bishop Noll, 2-1 in the regional semifinals. The season closed with an extra-inning 7-6 loss to Lake Central in the championship game. Awards were presented to the following players: Most Valuable Player — Sean Flesher Golden Glove — Tom Hilbrich Best Pitcher — Eric Mihal Best Attitude — Chuck Sawochka Hardest Practicer — Shawn Lemmons Charlie Hustle — Scott Burton Rookie of the Year — Eric Dushane m If: regional for the third out. Chris Duncan slides and scores in a cloud of dust at regionals. regional photos by Joe Negrich baseball baseball baseball baseball baseball baseball baseball baseball baseball baseball baseball baseball 120 — Sports First Row: Eric Dushane, Tony Macielak, Shad Schultz, Chris Duncan, Mike Lustina, John Hovanec, Shawn Lemmons, Anthony Perez; Second Row: Susie Mueller, Coach Plesac, Brian Mish, Sean Flesher, Eric Mihal, Chuck Sawochka, Tom Hilbrich, Scott Burton, Bill Pavicich, Eric Delaney, Coach Wiltshire, Cassie Rozycki, Coach Pishkur, Barb Krantz. Niners celebrate after winning a hard- fought game. t . isWall V i Niner players congratulate Eric Dushane on a well-pitched game. Brian Mish pitches a strike. Chris Duncan steals second base during the regional game against Bishop Noll. iaselj baseball baseball baseball baseball basmil baseball baseball baseball baseball baseball baseball Sports — 123 Best Ever Girls ' varsity softball ' s winning record marks a milestone in the Andrean program. Their 16-5 finish is the best ever to be held by an AHS softball team. Lady Niners were ranked tenth in a preseason coaches ' poll, but fell to eighteenth after a 6-3 opening loss to Crown Point. Immediately following the loss, they rallied to a twelve game winning streak. Victories were captured by narrow margins against rival contenders, including Portage, Chesterton, Hobart, and Valparaiso. The season was highlighted by a second consecutive undefeated sweep of the Viking Invitational. Also, after winning a 6-2 battle over sixth- ranked Lake Central, Coach Rev. Joe Lanzalaco said, This win proves we can play with the big kids. The team rotated three senior pitchers with leadership from catcher Jennifer Martin from behind the plate. Pitcher Laura Bianchi allowed the fewest walks, while Jenny Potter hurled the most strike-outs and Heather Rakoczy maintained the lowest earned run average. Although the team fell to Valparaiso in the Sectional, a season with three times as many wins than losses could not be taken from the record books. Four players, Nora Fagen, Jennifer Martin, Jenny Potter, and Heather Rakoczy, were four year veterans. Special awards included: Rookie of the Year, Kris Filips; Most Improved, Maria Velasco; Most Spirit, Eileen McGuire; Best Offensive Player, Sarah Hoffman; Best Defensive Player, Jenny Potter; Most Consistent Pitcher, Laura Bianchi. Andrean Opponent 3 Crown Point 6 2 Portage 1 25 E. C. Central 7 6 Chicago Washington 0 6 Lake Central 2 8 St. Francis DeSales 7 10 Whiting 6 21 Marquette 1 8 Morton 7 6 Valpo 4 5 M. C. Elston 2 2 Northwood 1 8 Chesterton 6 9 Merrillville 19 4 Bishop Noll 3 6 Hobart 5 17 Gavit 3 7 Lowell 8 2 Griffith 6 4 Munster 2 4 Valpo 8 Heather Rakoczy clinches the out at first base. Honorary member Maria Paz Velasco steps up to attack the plate. Front Row: Eileen McGuire, Jenny Potter, Christine Espinoza; Second Row: Lisa Heim, Laura Bianchi, Tiffany Smolar, Kris Filips; Third Row: Rhonda Kokot, Jeanine Richter, Sarah Hoffman, Nora Fagen, Heather Rakoczy, Jennifer Martin; Fourth Row: Coach Martin, Krista Bane, Melissa Haller, Fr. Joe Lanzalaco. softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball 112 — Sports Laura Bianchi winds up for the pitch. Krista Bane, Nora Fagen, Lisa Heim, Rhonda Kokot, and Tiffany Smolar return to their dugout after a five-inning win over Gavit. softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball softball Sports — 113 Kris Filips eyes her opponent before tagging up. Lisa Heim makes the play from shortstop as teammate Sarah Hoffman prepares to help. Cheerleaders prepare a mount during a pep assembly. JUNIOR VARSITY: Lisa Dabrowski, Denise Swanson, Barbara Krantz, Jennifer Anderson, Kim Vega, and Lisa Martinez. VARSITY: Trisha Skowronski, Jackie Moran, Jennifer Szaller, Sherri Stanzione, Andrea Szaller, Stephanie Hanlon, Nicki Tomecko, and Candi Guelinas. Niner Spirit Shines Fifty Niner cheerleaders had a successful year in both competition and in rousing the fans. Varsity Captain Trisha Skowronski won an All-American award at summer camp and the varsity squad carried Andrean spirit all the way to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for a competition. Freshmen also competed in Indianapolis. The squads ' buoyant enthusiasm was expressed not only in cheers and mounts, but also in posters and homemade cookies for the players. According to their sponsor. Miss Olivotto, The 88-89 cheerleaders did an outstanding job this year. Through their spirited efforts, the Niners were able to create the enthusiasm that was needed for an exceptional season! Front: Missy Martens, Stacey Nickoloff, Cheryl Lehner; Back: Jenny Quaglia, Megan Kucka. cheerleading cheerleading cheerleading cheerleading cheerleading cheerleading cheerleading cheerleading cheer 124 — Sports Mariaelena Nunez and Jennifer Schenher march onto the field to entertain during halftime. Star Performers The pom pon squad showed its dedication to Andrean teams and fans by performing at home games and pep assemblies. In addition to long hours of practice, the girls attended camp at Valparaiso University, where they received a second place rating and a trophy for being among the top five squads at camp. The poms also came in fourth of twelve squads in a Southlake Mall competition. Captains Lisa Pozzo and Kim Kellenberger agree that the activity promotes school spirit, and provides fun for fans and for squad members, too. Wendy Blixt, Kendrick Leach, Pattie Bensie, Lynette Schumann, Melissa Zemlik, and Mary Myers huddle before a football game. First Row: Kristine Saliaris, Julie Lenzo, Kendrick Leach, Jenn Oates, Gloria Reyes, Leigh Samarzija, capt., Stefanie Solomon, Christine Massey; Second Row: Elisha Kosiba, Amy Sattler, Meredith Sattler, Becky Quick, Meg Chaseley, Lynn Grogan, Mariaelena Nunez, Allison Krecik, Tiffanie Clark, Monica Hawkins, Mary Myers; Third Row: Melissa Zemlik, Yazmin Sobh, Wendy Blixt, Cassie Rozycki, Cindy Janssen, Lisa Pozzo, capt., Jennifer Roig, Toilisa Mark, Stephanie Rainge, Jennifer Schenher, Amy Halaschak. pom pons pom pons pom pons pom pons pom pons pom pons pom pons pom pons pom pons pom pons pom Sports — 115 Album — 117 Freshmen Freshman class officers: Rodolfo Jao, Michelle Sattler, and Missy Martens Se |g mbie Love Aguirre leshyal Allen loel Alvarado Jerson i Arcea ji Artis I Atassi Michelle Azcona Laura Barc ra [ler Brenden Bayer Bednarczyk abie Belshaw 118 — Album Freshmen Kristina Album — 119 Freshmen inifer Embry ieatherEster ivancic fisa Exl Anti Sheila Jtagen nnifer Fashing tony Fernandez nnney Wendy Forbes Michael Frey Kathleen Fronczak . Foster Kristine Franks zzim Fuller Victoria Stepha Griffin lfman mernik Paul Hod son 120 — Album Freshmen Mark Hojnacki Dan Hruskoci Isidra Ibarra Regan Iker Shontrai Irving Album — 121 Freshmen Jennifer j roepfl .� i . w. Jc k a Cheayjt.Lehner Robert Lemmons Marizol Lopez Kristen Madas Dan Magan Tonv Mako Julie dich c Marasco ikiewicz Kristina Marich Christopher Maris Melissa Martens Silvia Vietd! Names Somewhere , what with all these clouds, and all this air, there must be a rare name somewhere ... — Aristophanes Andrean, as a matter of fact, has 324 of them. 324 Andrean students (about one-third of the student body) share their first names with no other student. From Ariel to Willard, Anise to Zandra, Andrean is full of one-of-a- kind students with one-of-a-kind names. But the originality of the Andrean student doesn ' t end there. Eight girls here share the same name, for example, but they don ' t agree how to spell it — is it Kellee, Kelley, Kelli, or Kelly? Girls on the average tend to show more variety with names. 37% of Andrean girls share their names with no other student, as compared to the 28% of Andrean boys in that same category. And what of the other 658 students who aren ' t part of this group, the ones whose names must be considered ordinary ? All of these so-called ordinary names may have been created equal, but at Andrean some are definitely more equal than others. Andrean has, for instance, 42 Jennifers — by far the most popular name of the student body. Michaels and Mikes together form the second most popular group, with a total of 30 students sharing that name. On the average, in every group of 25 girls two will be named Jennifer, and in a group of 25 boys at least one (if not two) will probably be named Mike. Other popular girls ' names are Michelle (13 students), Lisa (12), Kimberly (11), and Amy (11). For the boys, John (25 students) is the second most common name. Also popular are the names Brian (18), Robert (12), and Timothy (11). The old standards, of course, aren ' t gone: many students are named after the Evangelists and martyrs. Traditional old John and Mary, however, will eventually have to make way for Michael and Jennifer — Andrean ' s couple of the ' 90 ' s. — Jennifer DuBois 122 — Album Freshmen Emanuel Medellin Rebecca Molnar Davfd Mostello Terressia Nawrocki Sean Nevils i Stacey Nickoloff Rosiel Christine Ortiz Cynthia Oslawski Ann Marie Owens Heather Paine Victoria Palk Crd ' Nikhil Pargac Justin Pati Hsiulien Per Album — 123 Freshmen Freshmen and juniors display their school spirit during Big Brother Little Brother-Big Sis- ter Little Sister Week. Renee Ramos Nelva Reagins Andrew Reedus David Retseck Tanita Richardson � • Jennifer Robinson Patricia Robinson Christopher Rokosz Lara Rondinelli Mongers 124 — Album Freshmen Laur i q ejfg Mike Rozin Michele Ruzbfsan Judi R .epk Z Denis ira ' David Sain eider Sarahu£ai S.ik Joanne Sosa Eli Spasevski Craig Stafford Megan Staniluk Charles Swallow Jennifer Swan Amy Swanson Michael Syi|pwiec I .aura Szubka Erik Tallackson - I aura Tapp Christine Tapper Ryan Tatham Nicole Taylor Album — 325 Freshmen Tracey Taylor Jeannie Tellado Amanda Thomas apson Anthony Tokarski Brenda Trembicki fer Trzupek Laura Tucker Nick Urukalo Richard Uskert Gina VanPelt Vincent Vargas Virginia Vavoulas Maria Vazquez Min Viene Nicole Walden Corey Walkup 126 — Album Freshmen Megan Warrick Jennifer Wheeler Randee Wheeler Kevin Wilkerson Rafael Wilson Amara Michael Yoder Kristen Zaremba Album — 127 Sophomores Sophomore class officers Denise Swanson, Meredith Sattler, Brian Rosta, and Amy Sattler gather to plan class activities. 128 — Album Sophomores ■� � . Fatima Canelo Alicia Conarty ton Kim Curtis Gary Dennison Ruchik Desai Ruth Dial Ezeguiel Dominguez Gordon Doolin John Doumanian Joanne Dubovich Sharese Dudley Shawn Duff Chri$?$j m Gregory pk ' o Dawn Erickson William Fabian Kristen Filips Chantal Foster Damon Fraylon Greg Furman Michael Gaydos Blaise Geddry Album — 129 Heim t Keaton Kathlee Kobe Barbara Krantz Sophomores 130 — Album Sophomores Allison Krecik Brian Krompack Mark Kunas Nicole Kurzeja Lori Laco Davjyl Lila Micha Laura Shawn Lemmons Eric RaqueJ Gary Lucas Michael Lustina Anthony Madelak Cynthia Majcher Jason Wandel, Surresh Unni, and John Doumanian celebrate Homecoming with their friends. Album — 13 1 Heather.Massa Keith Massa Christine Massey Margarita Mendez Sophomores Celebrating sophomore couples pause for a moment during the Homecoming dance. Caroline Mihalik Kimberly Mbise Melissa Moravec Roxahne Morton Melissa Muffoletto Mariaelena Nunez 232 — Album Sophomores Shanna O ' SuUJjvan Brandi Oslawski Brian Otis Meredith Owens Lisa Pabey Dawn Papachronis Ruishon Patterson Gershom Patton Klora ' s Kids and Szot ' s All Stars match their wits in the annual Open House sophomore Jeopardy! competition. Abigail Robert Peters Timothy Petrit Mario Pc William ' Jeffrey Pszonka Timothy Puntilio Dave Rachowicz Kristie Jennifer Album — 233 Sophomores Regan . Angela Riddle jgflflos Rivera K foinson Judy Rodriguez JBrian Rosta Rouge |o Ruiz Ifturode m Debra Sabo - v ■Mr Michael Samaniego Denis Sanders 8 Amy §attler kSattler lenher John Schenher leresa Schneider Patrick Shafer je Sigala Is Snemis Yazmin Sobh Heidi Stamate ■Mjj T ; fer Stuck anson 134 — Album Sophomores Bridgette Cwik, Brad Barker, Becky Bujdoso, Chris Currie, Johnny Morgan, and John Sokit T onia fifce,rsiey Anastasia Tonello Tricia Vaughan ice Eric ' ___ Jason WdnSel Michael Watters ea thereby Demetrius Williford Kellee Album — 135 Arnold Arvay Barney Carl ncourt Billena Bisaha more Blixt Junior class officers: Ramesh Unni, vice-president; Mylene Jao, president; Marcy Morgan, secretary; Jeff Foley, treasurer. 136 — Album Juniors Brack Tarrish Jennifer ■ i. Blondet Robe; Margaf Sharon Dante Brown Annette Brzoska Angel Colon Trena Dan Clare Craig Album — 237 i Freeman |iejte Galvan Garcia cia Gehring Willie Gibson Juniors Emix Dial, Ramesh Unni, and Geri Tucker display their loyalty. 138 — Album Juniors Dennis Gurdian Jennifer Haas Karla Halaschak Paul Halfman Melissa Haller Robert Ivonne Hernandez Jeffry Jonaf Sarah Hottmar Marian Horton Tim H Aime Jennif Kimberly Tamara Keat John Lori Klu Lisa Kijeter Amy Kucan Bert Kullerst Barbara Kendrick Leach Album — 139 3 Macielak Jessica Mallams Allan Mance Eric Marcyjanik Guillermo Martinez ael Martinez Matheny n Mlechick Marcy Morgan Zandra Mukes ?rt Muratori ffivski Jpriyers Melissa Negron Nicole Nowak Charles O ' Brien Jennifer Oates Yolanda Pace Amelia Palk Carrie Pankiewicz Don Pearson Michelle Penn n reterson ichael Phillips T Pillay ’odnar Aaron Polomchak Potochick ten Pszonka Rainge Arleene Rais !.isa Reeves leste Renwald y Renwald Gloria Reyes Amy Reynolds Rivera Juniors 140 — Album Juniors Zandra Mukes and Monica Hawkins add their sparkle to Homecoming festivities. Mike Arvay puts the finishing touches on the juniors ' float. Yvette Rivera Renee Roby Edward Rodriguez Melissa Rodriguez Tanisha Ross Gayle Rusbasan Brian Rusin Charles Ryan Kristine Saliaris Leena Samuel Rosemary Sanchez Scott Sanders Sumi Satalic Sasipatra Satayathum Jennifer Saveriano Gregory Schutz Renata Sech Nicole Sherritt Album — 141 Janies Sianta Jeff Smar Mi Esther Smith njSvell Smith faftVjSmolar latthew Staiev Nicole Stanger Steffens Darrell Stewart Michael Sur n Susoreny irpothy Swan Andrea Szaller DarrervSzwaj kowski jna Tapp ica Terry Carmen Thiel pson mpson Qarenc Thornton Gail Thupvong Lana Trojan Geralyn Tucker ' |JPe Tucker Juniors can have fun anywhere: in the classroom, 142 — Album Juniors Willard Turner] Ramesh Unni Michael Vale Jennifer Vargas Liza Velez Teresa Webej. Scott Wengel Corrine Wild Shalobda ' Bryon Willy LaCheryl Wilson Carl WcT Tyrone Wra Chris Wright Richelle Wylie Heriberto Zamora Jennifer Zemelko Michael Zencka Tom Zimmer on the floor, cheering the Niners. Album — 143 CLASS OF 19S9 After four years the class of 1989 has finally come out on top. We swept the other classes in Armageddon, winning by two points over the juniors. We worked for two long weeks on the Homecoming float and earned first prize. Prom was well-attended and one of the best ever, and we reinstituted the senior dinner. We learned more about each oth- er and made new friends at the weekend retreats. We brightened the walls of Wyler ' s Children ' s Hospital in Chicago by painting murals of cartoon characters to hang in young pat ients ' rooms. Homerooms donated money necessary to complete this project. Most of all, after four demanding years, the senior class of 1989 has graduated, and even though we will be separated, the memories of our senior year will stay with us always. Bill Schenher Carrying the class flag, Jeff Newton draws cheers from the class of ' 89. Seniors assemble for their last Arma- geddon pep rally. Mr. Jovanovic, senior class moderator, takes a well-deserved break at the prom after guiding the class of 1989 through a successful year. Senior class officers are Manuel Vasquez, vice president; Michelle Frankovich, secretary; Pete Sanchez, treasurer; and Bill Schenher, president. 144 — Seniors Sam Bennett Patricia Bensie Matthew Benus Laura Bianchi Seniors — 145 Scott Burton Angela Caban Kristina Cantu Marc Chevigny Louise Chirby Kimberly Chorak David Christianson Theodore Cisowski 146 — Seniors Daniel Dailey Keith Darnell Timothy Davis Kenneth Dienes Timothy Doff in Elaine Eck Lisa Dobogai Paula Dixon Robert Eck Christina Emig Michelle Erickson Joseph Exl Seniors — 147 Diana Giacomin Deon Giannini Robert Gidley Peter Glorioso 148 — Seniors Karen Gregor Adrian Guzman Nicole Hasara Felicity Havrilla Trenton Heffner Lisa Heim Tamra Hernandez Robert Hevezi Raynaldo Hinton Carla Hollingsworth Seniors — 149 Keith Homick Ryan Iker Dawn Jaskolski Michael Johnson Pamela Ilada Brenda Jankovich Sandra Jascoviak Rebecca Jaskolski Jacqueline Jenkins Joann Jimenez Alan Jones Damon Joshua Jennifer Kacocha 150 — Seniors Peter Kaiafas Elizabeth Kaufman Kimberly Kellenburger Monika Keller Donald Konecki Brian Kopack Jenifer Krizmanic Seniors — 151 Maryann La Marca Matthew Leurck Wendy Lewis Jamya Liggins Susan Loker Michael Lopez Jennifer Lottes Thomas Mack Todd Mahan Amy Majchrowicz Dawn Majchrowicz 152 — Seniors Mila Manley ToiLisa Mark Jennifer Martin Adam Motion Eileen McGuire Carmen Medellin Vazantha Meyers Seniors 153 Paul Mishorich Jacqueline Moran Jennifer Nadolski Dawn Ostrowski Chi Ou Elizabeth Pabon Sandy Pabon 154 — Seniors William Pavicich Susan Plasencia Anthony Perez Liliana Perez Roman Perez Suzanne Picha Barbara Pictor Dennis Pokropinski Jeri Polimac Jennifer Potter Brian Piunti Seniors — 255 Elizabeth Pozzo Tomislav Radojicic Jessica Renwald Angela Robinson Rebecca Quick Heather Rakoczy Thomas Reynolds Jennifer Roig Lori Quinn Jesse Ramos Jeanine Richter Jeanine Roper Mark Price ■ A 1 : P Jennifer Raich Jeannette Rech Rochelle Robertson 156 — Seniors Matthew Rouge Cassandra Rozycki Fanon Rucker John Rowley Georgia Scherry Shad Schultz Lynette Schumann Timothy Schutz Seniors — 157 Dina Selman Jeanette Shafer Tricia Skowronski Kevin Smith Colleen Spanopoulos Richard Spurlock Cynthia Stypula Margaret Sullivan Jennifer Szaller Karyn Tatham Brian Shipp Mary Beth Simpson 15 8 — Seniors Lashanda Taylor Derek Thompson Andrew Thorn John Todd Ralph Torres Patrick Townsend Jennifer Turnbull Marc Turner Deborah VanSlyke Manuel Vasquez Angela Vega Maria Velasco Ross Vidal Denise Viene Richard Wagner Sara Walton Seniors — 159 Melissa Zemlik Daniel Zielinski 160 — Seniors ROYALTIES Best Humor Wendy Lewis and Adam Goad Most Handsome Attractive Melissa Zemlik and Bill Pavicich Best Musical Talent Rose Martinez and Miles Gault Best Dressed Brenda Jankovich and Kyle Stern Nicest Hair Jackie Moran and Kyle Stem Most Athletic Jen Martin and Sam Bennett Most Conservative Karen Goysich and Marc Turner Most Beautiful Eyes Jen Turnbull and Marc Chevigny Best Dancer Nicole Bacchus and Matt Leurck Best Leader Heather Rakoczy and Bob Eck Best Organizer Heather Rakoczy and Bill Schenher Most Likely To Succeed Gaea Gomez and Tim Schutz Best Personality Colleen Spanopoulos and Steve Mirabella Nicest Smile Jen Potter and Tommy Radojicic Best Legs Jackie Moran and Rob Hevezi Most Liberal Jean Weber and Pete Sanchez Greatest Procrastinator Wendy Lewis and Pat Townsend Most School Spirit Sherry Stanzione and Jeff Newton Most Mischievous Angie Caban and Adam Goad Most Artistic Missy Babicka and Roman Perez Best Dramatic Talent Debbie Wilczynski and Jeff Newton Funniest Laugh Lisa Dobogai and Daryle Steffens Best Physique Jackie Moran and Scott Scheffer Most Extra-Sociable Michelle Frankovich and Jeff Newton Most Versatile Heather Rakoczy and Pete Sanchez Most Charitable Dina Selman and Bill Schenher Most Persuasive Wendy Lewis and John Rowley Best Couple Jeanette Murawski and Jose Munoz Seniors Seniors SENIOR HONORS SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS Bishop Grutka Award for Christian Service . . . Deott Giannini Eileen McGuire Jeff Newton Sister Emma Award for Dedicated Service Robert Eck Pam Pankiewicz Outstanding Service to Andrean Rosalia Martinez Outstanding Achievement in Art Melissa Babicka Roman Perez Outstanding Achievement in Business Education . . . Susan Mueller Dina Selman Outstanding Achievement in Computer Science . . . Kelli Barber Dan Kilgore Outstanding Achievement in Drafting and Design . . . Mike Lopez Shad Schultz Outstanding Achievement in Drama Dan Zielinski Outstanding Achievement in English .... Jacqueline Moran William Schenher Outstanding Achievement in Foreign Language . . . French: William Schenher German: Nora Fagen Latin: Brian Kopack Spanish: Jeanette Murawski Outstanding Achievement in Mathematics . . . Jacqueline Moran Matthew Rouge Outstanding Achievement in Music Rosalia Martinez April Pardus Debbie Wilczynski Outstanding Achievement in Science Richard Fabian Jacqueline Moran Outstanding Achievement in Scholarship Athletics . . . Nora Fagen Brian Kopack Outstanding Achievement in Social Studies Robert Eck Felicity Havrilla Outstanding Achievement in Theology . . . Heather Rakoczy William Schenher Jacqueline Moran Valedictorian TOP Timothy Schutz Salutatorian TEN Jacqueline Moran Timothy Schutz David Christianson Nicole Montpetit William Schenher Gaea Gomez Jennifer Lottes Rosalia Martinez Amy Kolczak Jeanette Shafer LIONS INTERNATIONAL STUDENT LEADERS Robert Eck Michelle Frankovich Deon Giannini Jacqueline Moran Eileen McGuire Roman Perez Heather Rakoczy William Schenher S had Schultz Margaret Sullivan PERFECT ATTENDANCE Kristina Cantu Carmen Medellin Michelle Erickson Chi Ou Joan Gholson Anthony Perez Liz Kaufman Brian Shipp Amy Lavrick Tom Radojicic AMERICAN LEGION POST 430 OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARDS Dan Kilgore Margaret Sullivan 16 8 — Seniors NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS Clockwise From Center: Father Cerretto, Jennifer Lottes, Jacqueline Moran, Karen Goysich, Gaea Gomez, David Chris- tianson, Matthew Rouge, Timothy Schutz, National Merit Scholars, and Mila Manley, National Achievement Scholar. NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLAR Mila Manley NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLAR SEMI-FINALIST Wendy Lewis NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED SCHOLARS Mary Ann LaMarca Mila Manley Nicole Montpetit William Schenher NATIONAL HISPANIC MERIT SCHOLAR Rosalia Martinez NATIONAL HISPANIC MERIT SCHOLARS HONORABLE MENTION Kristina Cantu Peter Sanchez Seniors — 1 69 T ragedy Strikes Armenian earthquake The worst earthquake in recent history occurred in Armenia. Hundreds were killed, and many villages were destroyed. Soviet premier Mikhail Gorbachev cut short his United States visit in order to oversee rescue and relocation operations. British soccer incident Ninety-three people were crushed to death and hundreds severely injured when fans flooded through the gates of a soccer stadium in Sheffield, England. Oil spill An Exxon oil tanker ran aground at Prince William Sound, Alaska, spilling tons of oil into Arctic waters and causing considerable damage to surrounding wildlife. The captain, at the time legally intoxicated by naval standards, was held responsible for the incident. Cult killing Fifteen mutilated bodies were found on a small ranch on the Mexican-American border. The victims had been ritually slain by drug dealers who believed that human sacrifices would protect them from the police. Hammond bank robbery Three Hammond youths stormed into a Hammond bank, armed and masked. They made off with a little over $10,000 after killing a teller. Apprehended days later, the three were tried and convicted as adults. Tanning bed death A Portage woman died of severe burns resulting from tanning bed use after taking psoralen, a medication that makes the skin sensitive. Her tanning bed-related death is reported to be the first of its kind. Crisis in China What began as a student protest exploded into full-fledged revolution in China. The college students staged sit-ins in Beijing ' s Tiananmen Square protesting corrupt government administration and demanding reforms such as freedom of press and youth involvement in the Politburo. The government proclaimed martial law early in the protest, but students continued to defy the government and demand democracy. A power struggle between Deng Xiaopeng, Li Peng, Chinese prime minister, and Zhao Ziyang, Chinese Communist party leader, made it easier for the students to demand more openly. However, on June 4, the government struggle ended and the People ' s Army attacked the unarmed students killing up to two thousand. Benazir Bhutto Benazir Bhutto caused an immediate sensation by becoming the first female leader of Pakistan. Feminists were taken aback, however, when Radcliffe grad Bhutto agreed to an arranged marriage in an effort to silence her detractors. THE YEAR T op Musical Artists Guns N ' Roses Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians Fine Young Cannibals R.E.M. Tone-Loc Ministry World Series L.A. Dodgers 1 NCAA Football Notre Dame 1 NCAA Basketball U. of Michigan In and Out of Favor Salman Rushdie After declaring Salman Rushdie ' s The Satanic Verses “blasphemous and an insult to the Moslem faith, the Ayatollah Khomeini offered an eleven million dollar bounty for the British author ' s assassination. Rushdie, with the support of the British government and the literary world, went into hiding. Presidential election The 1988 Presidential election was a true media event. In July Democrats held their convention and chose Michael Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, as their Presidential nominee. Dukakis nationalized his party ' s ticket by naming Lloyd Bentsen of Texas as his Vice- Presidential nominee. In August Republicans nominated George Bush as Presidential candidate. In a surprise move Bush picked Dan Quayle, Senator from Indiana, as Vice President. The fall campaign which began the day after Labor Day was, some say, the worst smear campaign ever. Such subjects as the Pledge of Allegiance and Willy Horton overshadowed the important issues of the debt, the savings and loan crisis, and nuclear weapons. Michael Dukakis and Dan Quayle were personally attacked many times during the campaign, Dukakis for possible psychological problems and Quayle for his alleged stupidity and naivete. On November 8 Americans elected George Bush and Dan Quayle President and Vice-President of the United States. Ollle North After eight weeks of testimony and twelve days of deliberation, jurors for Oliver North ' s trial found him guilty on three of the twelve counts facing him from the Iran-Contra scandal. Conspiracy charges in North ' s case had to be dropped for national security reasons. John Tower The Senate turned down President Bush ' s nomination of John Tower for Secretary of Defense after investigation into Tower ' s background revealed womanizing tendencies and a possible drinking problem. Jim Wright Speaker of the House Jim Wright resigned from his post after charges were filed against him for his alleged financial misdealings, including a questionable royalties contract for his book on reflections of public life. Majority leader Thomas Foley was elected to replace him. 170 — Year in Review IN REVIEW Superbowl San Francisco 49ers Big Ten Basketball Indiana University NBA Championship Detroit Pistons Putu, Siku, and Kanik A nation watched with bated breath as rescue efforts were put together to save three grey whales trapped under ice near Point Barrow, Alaska. Rescuers were successful in saving two of the three whales. Discovery Researchers at NASA breathed a sigh of relief at the successful launching of the space shuttle Discovery, the first such undertaking since the Challenger disaster. The Discovery achieved its major goal — sending a tracking and data relay satellite towards its designated orbit — and revived the United States ' languishing space program. The Seventies Like a recurring nightmare, Seventies tastes and fashions reappeared in full force. Wildly printed ties, larger collars, ana wider-cuffed pants resurfaced, as did longer hair for men and women. The Bee Gees and Donny Osmond charted musical comebacks, as progressive bands covered K.C. and the Sunshine Band hits, and T.V. classics like Mission: Impossible were resurrected. The Art Institute of Chicago The Art Institute of Chicago came under fire for displaying Scott Tyler ' s work, ' What is the Proper Way to Display a U.S. Flag? The exhibit featured a book in which museum-goers could record their answers after walking across an American flag spread upon the floor. Veterans were enraged, and the Senate agreed, 97-0, that such desecration should be a federal offense. Richard M. Daley Chicago area voters experienced a sense of dej ' a vu as Richard M. Daley took the oath of office of mayor of Chicago, a position once occupied by his father, Richard J. Daley. U.S. 30 Development U.S. 30 in Northwest Indiana became a gold mine for real estate investors as developers scrambled for land along the highway. Strip malls went up within a matter of weeks, and prospects of increased revenue brought about the hotly contested Hobart proposal to annex Ross Township. Athletes ' Feats Youth serves The 1989 French Open singles tournament belonged to the young. Arantxa Sanchez defeated top-seeded Steffi Graf to oecome at seventeen the youngest women ' s champion ever. Michael Chang, after eliminating top-seeded Ivan Lendl in the preliminaries, defeated Stefan Edberg for the title, continuing the youth sweep by becoming the youngest men ' s champion at seventeen. Summer Olympics The 1988 Summer Olympics was held for the first time in Seoul, Korea. The United States produced a fair amount of personalities. Showy Florence Griffith-Joyner and her sister-in- law Jackie Joyner-Kersee dominated track and field events. Muscular Matt Biondi and petite Janet Evans captured media hearts as well as Olympic swimming gold. Spectators were shocked when American Carl Lewis was awarded the gold medal for the 100 meter run after first place runner Ben Johnson tested positive for steroid use, and many held their breath as diver Greg Louganis returned after hitting his head on the springboard to continue his sweep in the diving events. Life . . . First Families welcomed their firstborns — all girls: bom to the Duke and Duchess of York, Beatrice bom to Edwin and Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg, Rose bom to Danny and Lisa Marie Presley Keough, Danielle . . . and Death Thousands mourned the passing of three very different leaders: Emperor Hirohito of Japan Ayatollah Khomeini of Iran Lucille Ball New in Film Rainman Working Girl Mississippi Burning The Last Temptation of Jesus Christ The Accidental Tourist Bill and Ted ' s Excellent Adventure Year in Review — 1 71 AHS YEAR Niner News Teacher of the Year Inland Steel named Mrs. Joyce Thomas Teacher of the Year for 1989. Mrs. Thomas, a teacher at Andrean for eighteen years, currently teaches English I, English IV, and English IVx. She is also co-moderator of the Decussata. New uniforms When uniforms were introduced for both boys and girls, many boys objected. The new uniform was an abrupt change from the simple dress code that had been in effect for several years. Many girls, however, favored the new girls ' uniforms over their own grey skirts and embraced Andrean ' s return to Catholic school plaid. Guidance center ' s first year Andrean ' s new guidance center provided students with more opportunities to take advantage of its services. Particularly successful was the National Honor Society ' s tutoring service. Honor Society members were available in the study room or conference room before and after school to provide tutoring in their areas of expertise. Many teachers referred students to the tutoring service whenever students needed additional help with classroom work, and a good number came of their own accord for help with homework. After one team member came down with measles, all soccer players were required to receive vaccination against the disease before continuing play. The requirement was later applied to the entire school to prevent an outbreak similar to those at other high schools. Here, Brandon Brantley cowers in anticipation of the needle. The Art Club sponsored a successful drive to raise funds for Wyler ' s Children ' s Hospital. Thanks to generous student response, the Art Club was able to buy enough art supplies to paint two murals for each room of the hospital and donate a Nintendo Game System to the children. Pictured are Roman Perez, Ame Palk, Missy Babicka, Denise Viene, Mr. Listro, John Todd, Geri Tucker, Ted Ciskowski, and Terry Chouinard, who orchestrated the effort. Fundraising Andrean jumped into the fundraising game wholeheartedly. Boxed chocolates, candy bars, M M ' s, and other goodies were in abundance throughout the entire year as different organizations tried to raise funds for their various treasuries. New fundraising ideas included a lunch raffle, sponsored by the boys ' cross country team, where the winners were served fast food by various members of the team. Andrean ' s annual calendar sale offered students the opportunity to earn the privilege of wearing jeans to school for a month. The silver sales gave students the chance to participate in “Pie- mania, ' ' a faculty-versus-students pie-throwing contest. Banking on continued Merrillville growth, Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka opened a Merrillville counterpart of his Ditka ' s restaurant in Chicago, and opening festivities were sponsored by the Andrean ' s Parents ' Club. Mixed doubles Andrean ' s annual mixed doubles ' tournament was again a huge success. The top-seeded team of Jun Jao and Jackie Moran defeated the team of Kyle Stern and Cyndi Stypula for the title. For Moran and Stypula, this match was the second time they were pitted against each other for the championship. 1 72 — Year in Review REVIEW Spell Bowl Team 1st in Region Kris Cantu Jennifer DuBois Jeff Foley La Toya Gibson Gaea Gomez Nina Gomez Brenda Jankovich Mila Manley Mike Synowiec Laura Tucker IUN Calculator Contest 9-10 division: Graham Meeks, 3rd 11-12 division: Jeff Foley, 7th Chesterton Math Contest Division Champions Seniors: Juniors: Jackie Moran Jen DuBois Matt Rouge Jeff Foley Rich Fabian Pat Duffy Sophomores: Freshmen: Ruchik Desai Brenden Bayer Nina Gomez Troy Bond Pat Shafer Steve Radice Individual Winners: Jeff Foley, Algebra II - 1st Jen DuBois, Algebra II 7th Congressional Art Show Roman Perez, semi-finalist Nina Gomez, participant NW Indiana Art Association Honorable mention, Nina Gomez Honorable mention, Roman Perez Honorable mention, Geri Tucker Honorable mention, Amy Kolczak Congressional Arts Caucus Nina Gomez, District Finalist CONG Andrean ' s Academic Decathlon team placed second in the region overall. Impressive showings were made by several of the team ' s individual members. Front Row: Gayle Rusbasan, Jennifer DuBois, Pam Pankiewicz, Kelly Arnold, Jenny Lottes, Julie Tucker; Second Row: Mrs. E. Dakich, Jeff Foley, Pat Duffy, Jon Heuring, Ramesh Unni, Mr. Szot. Year in Review — 173 Congratulations to Jennifer and the Class of 1989 From Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Roig and Family Merrillville Eye Clinic 8500 Broadway MARSHA MULDROW, M.D., P.C. ADULT AND PEDIATRIC DERMATOLOGY DERMATOLOGIC SURGERY INCLUDING LASER SURGERY 6111 HARRISON STREET (219) 887-2546 SUITE 222 (219) 736-1020 MERRILLVILLE, IN BY APPOINTMENT BEST OF LUCK From Master Mechanical Services, Inc. 3700 Arthur Street, Gary Commercial Industrial Heating Air Conditioning And Sheet Metal Paul Keaton 884-1 111 Congratulations to Gaea and the Class of 1989 from Dr. and Mrs. Erwin P. Gomez and children Nina Irene Erwin, Jr. Victor Class of 1991 Class of 1996 Class of 1997 Class of 2000 176 — Community Congratulations Graduates May life offer you each its best Retina Associates 8850 Broadway Merrillville, IN 46410 Congratulations Class of 1989 Dr. and Mrs. Freddie P. Dial and children EMMANUEL RUTH CECILIA NATHANIEL ELEAZAR Best Wishes from . . . (2 -7°- 2U Highland Dental Clinic Dr. C. C. Puntillo Dr. P. D. Rucinski Phone 924-6550 3741 45th Street Highland, IN 46410 booze liquors THAD BRODY Owner 870 W. 61st Ave. Merrillville, IN 46410 Community — 177 BEST WISHES TO Jennifer Roig And All the Graduates of 1989 FROM Merrillville Eye Clinic 8500 Broadway Merrillville, IN (219) 769-3555 17 8 — Community Dr. Ray N. Taylor, P.C. Fellow American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery NORTHLAKE CENTER 650 Grant St. Gary, IN 46402 Phone — 219-882-1100 DR. I. G. ZABANEH FAMILY PRACTICE Specializes in family care School and Sport Physicals 6111 Harrison St. Suite 215 Merrillville, IN 46410 980-4242 Apt. pref. Congratulations to Sandy and Liz From ASSOCIATED PATHOLOGISTS OF MUNSTER, INDIANA P.C. Joseph Pabon, M.D. Domenico Lazzaro, M.D. Ricardo Munoz, M.D. Lee Henderson, M.D. Rosita Ngo, M.D. 901 MacArthur Munster, Indiana (219) 836-1600 Community — 1 79 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO RODNEY and the Class of 1989 From Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Billena Jr. and Family Darren, Dennis, Raymond ISO — c ommunity CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO STEFANIE and the class of 1989 Carmen s BEAUTY SALON 2215 W. 78th AVE. - MERRILLVILLE ( ' 2 block West of Rt. 55) 769-8052 udal) 7 h Q fa emii ' ‘Where Memorable Weddings Begin •Invitations •Complete apparel for all members of the Bridal party •Long short dresses for any occasion •Shoes $ tinting •Complete line of all accessories •Sizes 4-32 V6 Prom Cotillion Dresses We feature gowns from all bridal magazines 855 West 57th Ave. (57th Harrison I Merrillville, IN 884-2299 Community — 3 SI Best Wishes From . . . PAUL NYONGANI, M.D. 6111 HARRISON STREET SUITE 222 MERRILLVILLE, IN 46410 CONGRATULATIONS TO GAEA GOMEZ From Dr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Jao Marita, Michelle, Mylene, Radmar, Rodger, Roderick, Rodolfo, Rodney, Rodell 182 — Community Congratulations and Best Wishes from Dr. and Mrs. Robert Moses AND FAMILY 70 E. 68th PI. Merrillville 736-2020 111 Deanna Dr. Lowell 696-8077 Congratulations Stephanie and the Class of 1989 SAKES FAMILY Christine ' 87, Roxanne ' 92 HOBART FURNITURE 327 MAIN ST. HOBART, IN 947-2700 Community — 183 DL. eMail cMfjaix 7990 Broadway Mon., Fri. 10-6 Merrillville, IN 46410 Tues., Wed., Thurs. 10-8 (219) 769-6200 Sat. 8-2 REDKEN PRODUCTS USED HERE 184 — Community BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1989 FROM Erwin Gomez, M.D. Joseph Venditti, M.D. Mateo Guanzon, M.D. Felix Gozo, M.D. Indiana Heart Institute 8500 S. Broadway Suite G Merrillville, IN (219) 769-4441 Community — 185 Serving Northwest Indiana Founded 1925 Congratulations to the Class of 1989 186 — Community COMMUNITY Gary Camera J. Kolettis, 6750 M.D. Broadway 6401 Garfield Merrillville, IN Merrillville, IN 46410 46410 Congratulations to Rick and Deon from Zip Foods 5695 Cleveland Merrillville, IN 6 AM- 10 PM Community — 187 BEST OF LUCK FROM THE LAZZARO COMPANIES PLASTICS • STEEL • DOORS • HARDWARE • GLASS • WINDOWS • MIRRORS 980-0860 738-1810 5880 BROADWAY, MERRILLVILLE Carl Lazzaro — Ben Lazzaro — Chuck Lazzaro — George Putz — Frank Lazzaro 1 88 — Community Community — 189 Cardiotronics, Inc. Exclusive Distributors of Coratomic Pacemakers Michael M. Walton Pacemaker Specialist OFFICES Illinois (219) 390-0550 Detroit (313) 964-1176 Milwaukee (414) 347-1970 St. Louis (314) 862-5036 Hammond (219) 844-5700 Kansas City (816) 842-4946 Acosta Medical Corporation Community — 292 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1989 Urosurgery 8679 Connecticut Merrillville, IN Dr. Oscar de la Paz Dr. David Wilks Dr. Howard Diamond 192 — Community Abercrombie, Sean 118 Acosta, David 36, 128 Aguilar, Joe 136 Aguirre, Love 118 Aguilar, Melissa 76, 118 Alessandrini, Anthony 91, 128 Allen, Jennifer 28 ,98, 136 Allen, John 13, 28, 38 , 79, 100, 128 Allen, Meshyal 118 Allen, Tim 136 Alvarado, Noel 94, 118 Anderson, Eleanor 24, 145 Anderson, Jennifer 29, 114, 128 Anderson, LaTonya 118 Anderson, Mary Kay 25, 145 Anderson, Thomas 102, 136 Anton, Gina 36 , 78, 128 Arambula, Antoinette 20, 128 Arceo, Christine 18 , 76, 118 Arceo, Luis 145 Arentz, Amy 86, 128 Armour, Kysha 3, 4 , 25, 136 Arnold, Kelley 74, 136, 173 Artis, Christopher 94, 118 Arvay, Michael 12, 52, 53, , 70, 136, 141 Atassi, Nora 105, 118 Azcona, Arturo 20, - 72, 145 Azcona, Fidel 145 Azcona, Michelle 118 172 Bacchus, Nicole 25, 145 Bacon, Scott 28, 36, 118 Badar, Bernadette 118 Bader, Lisa 118 Bailey, Anthony 94, 118 Bailey, Mike 29, 128 Baldin, John 136 Bane, Krista 43, 112, 113, 145 Banks, Anthony 145 Banks, Mark 28, 136 Barajas, Alicia 118 Barajas, Irma 136 Barber, Kelli 145 Bardoczi, Laura 118 Barker, Brad 135 Barney, Brian 91, 136 Barrios, Simon 136 Bass, Marenda 145 Bauer, Robert 104, 118 Bayer, Brenden 23, 118 Becker, Meredith 27, 136 Bednarczyk, Margaret 86, 118 Beishline, Marti 37, 74, 86, 136 Belshaw, Robbie 118 Belyeu, Shanta 119 Benedyk, Laura 145 Benjamin, Jennifer 45, 128 Bennett, Sam 3, 91, 96, 97, 145 Bensie, Patricia 115, 145 Benus, Matthew 78, 145 Beranek, Miroslawa 119 Bernard, Joann 44, 70, 136 Berry, Nicole 128 Berry, Tamithia 119 Betancourt, Carlotta 136 Betz, Jennifer 48,119 Bianchi, Laura 51, 107, 112, 113, 145 Bielak, Melanie 53, 119 Bierman, Michelle 119 Bihlman, Robert 28, 100, 101, 128 Billena, Darren 9, 50, 100, 104, 136 Billena, Dennis 102, 103, 104, 119 Billena, Rodney 25, 102, 104, 146 Billick, Angela 29 76, 119 Bisaha, Anne 105, 136 Bishop, Brian 119 Blachly, Grant 44, 45, 106, 119 Blakemore, Monica 109, 136 Blixt, Wendy 9,11, 115, 136 Blondet, Robert 137 Board, Jarrett 102, 128 Bobin, Andrea 86, 119 Bobruk, Lisa 146 Bobruk, Susan 128 Boby, Trisha 146 Boillot, Kenneth i 2, 89 ,94, 119 Bond, James 119 Bond, Troy 46, 119 Bonilla, Anthony 119 Bonta, Michael 49, 128 Bouska, Jennifer 8, 35, 52 ,53, 146 Bowens, Kimberly 119 Boyd, Gerrard 24 ,97, 146 Brack, Margaret 137 Brandt, Janet 12, 146 Brantley, Brandon 97, 128, 172 Braun, Sharon 137 Brennan, Luke 146 Brown, Bernadette 128 Brown, Dante 97, 137 Brown, Derek 94, 119 Brown, Steven 119 Brzoska, Annette 137 Bucko, Jennifer 119 Bujdoso, Becky 135 Bukur, George 94, 102, 119 Bullock, Tina 105 Burnett, Etinnie 19, .91, 128 Burns, Kimberly 146 Burton, Scott 22, 104, 111, 146 Butkus, Brian 137 Butler, Kelley 119 Caban, Angela 4, 13, 146 Cammarata, Franco 11, 25, 92, 102, 137 Campbell, Christopher 95, 128 Campbell, Jodi 46, 128 Campo, Jennifer 128 Canelo, Fatima 129 Cantu, Kristina 35, 53, 146 Carpenter, Brandon 119 Carpenter, Yolanda 137 Carpio, Laarni 119 Carr, Christopher 95, 129 Carter, Brian 91, 137 Chaseley, Meggan8, 115, 137 Chevigny, Marc 15 , 146 Chevigny, Mike 119 Chirby, Louise 146 Chorak, Kimberly 146 Chouinard, Terrence 34, 42, 45, 46, 52, 53, 69, 81, 137, 172, 198 Christianson, David 146 Churilla, Jennifer 119 Cisowski, Theodore 10, 42, 80, 146, 172 Clark, Tiffanie 115, 147 Clark, Tiffany 137 Clayton, Robert 44, 100, 147 Coady, Jeff 129 Colby, Rebecca 137 Colias, Stephanie 147 Collins, Michelle 137 Colon, Angel 92, 137 Colon, Antwan 92, 137 Compton, Meridith 105, 129 Conarty, Alicia 129 Connors, Scott 137 Conroy, Michael91, 100, 137, 198 Cooley, Bryan 23 , 91, 129 Cora, Kim 19, 129 Couret, William 137 Cox, Daniel 147 Cox, Thecla 107, 137 Cross, Jermaine 91 ,95, 129 Crossk, Mike 106, 119 Cunningham, Joshua 89, 119 Currie, Christopher 129, 135 Curtis, Kim 19, 129 Cvitkovich, Garrick 89, 119 Cwik, Bridgette 28, 135 129 Dabrowski, Lisa 114, 129 Dailey, Daniel 91, 100, 101, 147 Dailey, James 100,101,119 Darnell, Keith 106, 147 Darnell, Shane 106 Davila, Kristina 119 Davis, Johnnie 129 Davis, Timothy 91, 147 Davison, Angelica 137 Dawson, Jason 91, 137 de la Paz, Michael 119 Delaney, Eric 2,17,111,129 Delaney, Kirsten 66, 137 Demo, Dan 119 Dennison, Gary 18, 104, 129 Depel, Trena 137 Derbisz, Jennifer 119 Desai, Ruchik 104, 129 Dhana, Dan 71, 137 Dial, Emmanuel 70, 74, 102, 137 138 Dial, Ruth 36, 68, 105 129 Diaz, Carl 39, 137 Diaz, Felix 91 Dickelman, Michelle 94, 119 Dickerson, Christine 119 Dienes, Kenneth 28, 39, 91, 147 Dimofski, Christine 86, 137 Dixon, Paula 147 Dobogai, Lisa 72, 107, 147 Doffin, Timothy 147 Dominguez, Ezeguiel 91, 129 Donald-Grace, Teague 119 Doolin, Clare 137 Doolin, Gordon 91, 129 Dorin, Craig 137 Douglas, Sherry 137 Doumanian, John 36,104, 108, 129, 131 Doumanian, Leo 89, 119 Doyle, Joseph 91,137,198 Dreas, Deena 137 Drew, Tarrish 137 DuBois, Jennifer 8, 52, 137, 173 Dubovich, Joanne 129 Dubovich, Reva 64, 119 Dudak, Beth 60, 137 Dudley, David 49, 108, 137 Dudley, Sharese 47, 129 Duffy, Deborah 27, 28, 32, 137 Duffy, Patrick 22, 29, 91, 137, 173 Duffy, Shawn 129 Duncan, Chris 94, 95, 110, Index — 193 111, 129 Dungy, April 45, 119 Durko, Gregory 129 Dushane, William 22, 111, 137 Dynek, Kimberly 36, 138 Dzyacky, Jeff 138 Eck, Elaine 43, 147 Eck, John 119 Eck, Kathy 129 Eck, Robert 12, 37, 68, 147 Eck, William 106, 129 Elvambuena, Ariel 129 Embry, Jennifer 120 Emeka, Stella 120 Emeka, Victoria 129 Emig, Christina 147 Erickson, Dawn 46, 129 Erickson, Michelle 63, 147 Espinoza, Chris 3, 109 Ester, Heather 120 Evancic, Jennifer 120 Exl, Joseph 100,101,147 Exl, Lisa 120 Fabian, Richard 44, 82, 148 Fabian, William 91, 100, 129 Fagen, Nora 35, 86, 87, 112, 113, 148 Fagen, Sheila 2, 18, 86, 120 Falconburg, Jill 138 Falconburg, Joel 10, 148 Falcone, Brenda 93, 109, 138 Fashing, Jennifer 120 Fernandez, Anthony 89, 120 Feterick, Kelly 64, 129 Fife, Patrick 148 Filips, Kristen 112, 113, 129 Finney, Erin 46, 120 Fitzgerald, Timothy 148 Flesher, Sean 13, 92, 111, 148 Foley, Jeffrey 8, 28, 44, 52, 64, 65, 138, 173 Forbes, Wendy 120 Foster, Chantal 129 Foster, Darrell 120 Frankovich, Michelle 11, 14, 15, 93, 144, 148, 199 Franks, Kristine 86, 120 Fraylon, Damon 129 Frazzini, Henry 120 Freeman, Jerla 138 Frey, Michael 94, 120 Fronczak, Jane 53,109,120 Fuller, Jennifer 120 Furman, Greg 129 Furman, Susan 148 Gagan, Sarah 81, 148 Galvan, Brett 89, 120 Galvan, Danielle 138 Garcia, Delia 35, 50, 148 Garcia, Manuel 120 Garcia, Mary Ann 77, 138 Garcia Diez, Angel 4, 25, 102, 148 Garlapati, Naveen 120 Garlin, Timothy 120 Garza, Christine 120 Gaydos, Michael 129 Geddry, Blaise 100, 129 Gehring, Marcia 138 Georgos, Alexandra 120 Gholson, Joan 148 Giacomin, Diana 53, 148 Giannini, Deon 4, 13, 25, 32, 38, 39, 148 Giannini, Peter 17, 36, 129 Gibs, Dennis 120 Gibson, La Toya 28, 129 Gibson, Willie 138 Gidley, Robert 91, 148 Gidley, Tara 109, 130 Gill, Tasha 120 Glorioso, Peter 72, 148 Glowski, Matthew 36, 102, 130 Goad, Adam 20, 39, 149 Gomez, Alfred 83, 149 Gomez, Gaea 34, 40, 51, 52, 149 Gomez, Nina 64, 130 Gonzalez, Catherine 130 Gonzalez, Cindy 138 Gonzalez, Eliot 120 Gonzalez, Evelynda 120 Gonzalez, Umparrys 120 Goodwin, Michelle 138 Gorski, Carey 94, 120 Gorski, Christopher 91, 138 Govert, Jeffery 138 Goysich, Karen 24 ,29, 149 Grabek, Michael 94, 120 Grabek, Patricia 138 Grandfield, Victoria 120 Granger, Sean 88 ,89, 120 Gray, Jimmy 100, 138 Grecco, Jill 120 Green, James 10, 106, 138 Greene, Felicia 109, 130 Green wait, Tessa 130 Greer, Julie 149 Gregor, Karen 10, 13 , 46, 149 Griffin, Derek 94, 120 Grogan, Lynn 115, 130 Grothaus, John 138 Guelinas, Candy 11, 114, 138 Guider, Andre 91, 138 Gula, Darrell 106, 130 Gurdian, Dennis 91, 139 Guzman, Adrian 91, 149 Haas, Jennifer 139 Haas, Melissa 18, 22, 25, 130 Hackett, Kewan 95, 130 Hackleman, John 130 Halaschak, Amy 115, 130 Halaschak, Karla 34, 38, 80, 93, 109, 139 Halfman, Diane 86, 120 Halfman, Paul 139 Haller, Melissa 98,112,139 Halstead, Lisa 130 Hamernik, Stephanie 18, 120 Hanlon, Stephanie 29, 37, 39, 68, 114, 139 Harley, Timothy 91, 100, 149 Harper, Fletcher 139 Harris, Arthur 3, 130 Hasara, Anthony 120 Hasara, Nicole 44, 149 Hasenjaeger, David 120 Havrilla, Felicity 34, 149 Hawkins, Monica 115, 139, 141 Heckler, Robert 38, 100, 139 Heffner, Kenya 28 Heffner, Trenton 149 Heim, Keith 130 Heim, Lisa 4, 13, 20, 61, 112, 113, 149 Henderson, Brian 130 Hernandez, Ivonne 139 Hernandez, Tamra 149 Hernendez, Veronica 62, 109, 120 Hersick, Jeffrey 91,139 Heuring, Jonathan 9, 27, 29, 65, 68, 70, 139, 173 Hevezi, Robert 5, 27, 39, 104, 149 Hilbrich, Thomas 24, 95, 110, 111, 130 Hinton, Raynaldo 149 Hirsch, Gayle 86, 109, 120 Hodson, Paul 89, 94, 120 Hoffman, Sarah 32,86,112, 113, 139 Hojnacki, Mark 89, 94, 121 Holley, Emily 139 Hollingsworth, Carla 149 Holmes, Brian 108 Holzer, Heather 24, 93, 109, 130 Hornick, Keith 91, . 150 Horton, Marian 139 Hovanec, John 36, 95, 111, 130 Hruskoci, Dan 92, 102, 121 Hudson, De Andre 91, 102, 150 Hughes, Michelle 12, , 60, 150 Hughes, Yolanda 150 Hutchens, Peter 130 Hutchens, Tim 10, 91, 102, Ibarra, Isidra 121 Iker, Regan 10, 51, 102, 109, 121 Iker, Ryan 25, 150 Ilada, Pamela 8, 150 Irving, Shontrai 121 Isla, Christine 18, 130 Ivey, Aimee 139 Ivey, Samuel 89, 121 Jacobs, Cherry 45, 100, 139 Jacobs, Jim 100 Jacobs, Scott 11, 73, 97, 139 Janik, Theodore 95, 130 Jankovich, Brenda 71, 150 Janssen, Cynthia 75, 115, 139 Jao, Mylene 29, 74, 105 Jao, Rodolfo 17,104,121 Japundza, Bob 91 Jascoviak, Sandra 12, 43, 150 Jaskolski, Dawn 150 Jaskolski, Rebecca 150 Jefimenko, Rosemary 46, 121 Jenkins, Jacqueline 150 Jerry, Jennifer 139 Jeter, Kura 121 Jimenez, Joann 20, 25, 150 Jimenez, Steven 19, 91, 100, 130 Johnson, Anise 130 Johnson, Erik 130 Johnson, Michael 150 194 — Index Joiner, Chakeba 109, 130 Jonas, Mark 94, 121 Jones, Aaron 121 Jones, Alan 150 Jones, Juana 130 Jones, LaShanta 121 Jones, Thomas 130 Joshua, Damon 96, 97, 150 Jurasevich, Ed 121 Jurcak, Todd 130 Jurcin, Diane 86, 87, 121 Jury, Frank 89, 121 Kacocha, Jennifer 13,150 Kaiafas, Peter 151 Kamradt, Kimberly 139 Kaufman, Elizabeth 49, 151 Keaton, Paul 130 Keaton, Tamara 139 Keil, Kevin 102, 130 Kellenburger, Kimberly 151 Keller, Danielle 130 Keller, Monika 151 Kelner, Laura 33, 151 Kerr, John 102, 139 Keyak, Michael 130 Kezy, Kaylyn 13, 33, 72, 151 Kiel, Kevin 102, 130 Kilgore, Daniel 39, 151 King, Brian 121 King, John 91,130 King, Ollie 121 Klus, Jennifer 109,121 Klus, Lori 139 Klus, Robert 151 Kroepfl, Jennifer 86, 98, 105, 122 Krompack, Brian 91, 131 Kucan, Amy 139 Kucka, Megan 16, 114, 122 Kullerstrand, Bert 29, 42, 61, 78, 139, 198 Kunas, Mark 131 Kurzeja, Nicole 86, 131 La Marca, Maryann 152 Laco, Lori 131 LaMantia, Dawn 152 LaMarca, Roxanne 122 LaMarr, David 131 Larson, Barbara 86, 109, 139 Larson, Lila 131 Laskowski, Terry 91 Latham, Chauncy 66, 122 Lattimore, Markenia 152 Lavrick, Amy 152 Laws, Michael 131 Lawson, Laura 131 Leach, Kendrick 75, 115, 139 Lee, Nicole 139 Lee, Torren 122 Lehner, Cheryl 114, 122 Leka, Michael 139 Lemmons, Robert 17, 88, 94, 97, 122 Lemmons, Shawn 11,36,91, 95, 131 Lenzo, Julianne 115,131 Leurck, Matthew 14, 29, 102, 152 Knight, Felicia 33, 45, 83, 151 Knopick, Bridget 16, 27, 28 53, 60, 130 130 33, 151 151 36, 98, 130 Kobe, Kathleen Kobza, Cathy Kohl, Jessica Kokot, Dawn Kokot, Rhonda 112, 113’ 139 Kolczak, Amy 151 Kolodziej, Kevin 130 Konecki, Donald 44, 151 Kopack, Brian 22, 48, 92, 97, 108, 151 Koranda, Karen 64, 139 Kosiba, Elisha 115, 139 Kosiba, Ryan 89, 121 Kottka, Kelley 24, 86, 87, 139 Lewis, Wendy 49, Liggins, Jamya Liggins, Jenaya Lira, Jennifer Loker, Susan Lopez, Eric Lopez, Ingrid Lopez, Marizol Lopez, Michael Lopez, Raquel Lottes, Jennifer Lowe, Richard Lucas, Gary Luke, Jessie Lustina, Michael 8, 14, 29, 34, 83, 152, 199 45, 152 45, 139 43, 139 12, 152 131 18, 122 18, 47, 122 91, 152 131 152, 173 152 131 75, 152 25, 97, 111, 131 Koznicki, Karen 36, 105, 130 Kramer, Ryan 97, 139 Krantz, Barbara 29, 111, 114, 130 Krecik, Allison 115, 131 Krienke, Janet 121 Krieter, Lisa 139 Krizmanic, Jenifer 151 Macias, Alex 139 Macielak, Anthony 91, 111, 131 Macielak, Melissa 107, 140 Mack, Thomas 4, 12, 68, 152 Madas, Kristen 122 Magan, Dan 82, 122 Mahan, Todd 91, 108, 152 Majcher, Cynthia 131 Majchrowicz, Amy 152 Majchrowicz, Dawn 152 Mako, Dennis 20, 153 Mako, Tony 19, 89, 106, 122 Mallams, Jessica 53, 140 Mance, Allan 52, 82, 91, 140 Mandich, Rose 47, 121, 122 Manley, Mila 53, 153 Marasco, Eric 122 Maraszkiewicz, Julie 122 Marcyjanik, Eric 70, 140 Marich, Kristina 86, 122 Maris, Christopher 122 Mark, ToiLisa 115,153 Martens, Melissa 23, 47, 114, 122 Martin, Jennifer 8, 98, 99, 112, 153 Martinez, Arcelia 153 Martinez, Guillermo 140 Martinez, Lara 19 Martinez, Laure 46, 75, 131, 153 Martinez, Lisa 114, 131 Martinez, Michael 29, 62, 91, 100, 140 Martinez, Ramiro 131 Martinez, Rose 12, 28, 38, 41, 52, 53, 56, 71, 153, 199 Martinez, Silvia 122 Massa, Heather 132 Massa, Keith 132 Massa, Victor 122 Massengill, Brian 92 Massey, Christine 109, 115, 132 Massey, Sara 132 Matheny, Demetries 140 Mathis, Jennifer 153 Mathis, Katherine 132 Matlon, Adam 41, 91, 153 Matlon, Melissa 123 Mattull, Eric 132 Maya, Alex 132 Mayer, Elizabeth 123 Mayhoe, Richard 2, 123 Mbanu, Ibe 123 McCarthy, Mike 89, 100, 123 McDonald, Michael 94, 123 McFarling, Joshua 63,123 McGee, Sean 123 McGuire, Eileen 13, 32, 38, 39, 112, 153 McKinney, Susie 36, 46, 53, 132 McMahon, Elizabeth 93, 105, 123 Medellin, Carmen 153 Medellin, Emanuel 100, 123 Meeks, Graham 102, 132 Mendez, Margarita 132 Mendoza, Maria 123 Meyers, Vazantha 153 Mihal, Eric 111,153,199 Mihal, Sean 89, 123 Mihalik, Caroline 109, 132 Mihalik, Karen 99, 123 Mihalik, Michelle 13, 72, 74, 153 Miklosy, Matthew 45, 91, 102, 153 Miller, Paschal 123 Mirabella, Steven 153 Mirich, Eric 94, 123 Mirro, Mark 92, 102, 123 Mish, Brian 91,111,132 Mishorich, Paul 154 Mlechick, John 140 Mlechick, Laura 123 Moise, Kimberly 18, 28, 38, 46, 53, 70, 78, 132 Molenda, David 123 Molnar, Rebecca 29, 123 Monik, John 5, 13, 20, 154 Monroe, Gary 154 Montpetit, Nicole 102, 154 Morales, Paul Moran, Jacqueline Moravec, Melissa Morgan, Johnny Morgan, Marcy Morton, Roxanne Mostello, David Mueller, Susan 47, 100 40, 105, 114. 154 132 135 102, 140 109, 132 123 4, 8, 13, 98, 111. 154 Muffoletto, Melissa 132 Mukes, Zandra 45, 51, 65, 140, 141 Munoz, Jose 21, 25, 91, 154 Muratori, Robert 91, 140 Murawski, Jeanettel5, 21, 25, 50, 154, 199 Murawski, John 92,108,140 Murphy, Derria 123 Myers, Mary 115, 140 Nadolski, Jennifer 43, 45, 154 Nash, Kimberly 132 Nash, Tim 89, 123 Nawrocki, Terressia 46, 123 Negron, Melissa 36, 61, 140, 198 Nevill, Christine 132 Nevils, Sean 123 Index — 195 Newton, Jeffery 5, 24, 27, 28, 34, 39, 144, 154 Nicholson, Julia 39, 41, 52, 53, 64, 154 Nickoloff, Stacey 114, 123 Nigro, Timothy 25, 154 Nolan, Christopher 82, 123 Norris, Julie 107, 109, 123 Nowak, Nicole 140 Nowzaradan, Linda 123 Nunez, Mariaelena 115,132 O ' Brien, Charles 140 O ' Brien, Daniel 66, 89, 123 O ' Neil, Deborah 86, 132 O ' Sulllivan, Shanna 133 Oates, Jennifer 8, 115, 140 Olivieri, Marissa 23, 71, 140 Olson, Bradley 91, 100, 133 Ombac, Rosiel 123 Ortiz, Christine 19, 123 Ortiz, Michael 140 Orto, Richard 140 Oslawski, Brandi 133 Oslawski, Cynthia 2, 86, 123 Osterman, Amy 123 Ostrowski, Dawn 154 Otis, Brian 133 Ou, Chi 109, 154 Owens, Ann Marie 86, 123 Owens, Meredith 133 Pabey, Lisa 21, 133 Pabon, Elizabeth 15, 50, 154, 199 Pabon, Sandy 154 Pacalonis, Michelle 25, 49, 155 Pace, Yolanda 109, 140 Pagel, Christoph 49 Paine, Heather 123 Palk, Amelia 23, 68, 105, 140, 172 Palk, Victoria 23, 66, 86, 105, 123 Pankiewicz, Carrie 9, 11, 140 Pankiewicz, Craig 28, 92, 123 Pankiewicz, Pamela 16, 48, 60, 93, 155, 173 Papachronis, Dawn 133 Pardus, April 28, 53, 155 Pargaonker, Nikhil 123 Parkinson, Amy 133 Pati, Justin 53, 123 Patterson, Ayesha 155 Patterson, Gershom 133 Patterson, Ruishon 133 Pavicich, William 17, 39, 117, 155 Pearson, Don 11, 140 Penn, Michelle 43, 93, 109, 140 Perez, Abigail 133 Perez, Anthony 24, 83, 91, 111, 155 Perez, Hsiulien 123 Perez, Liliana 39, 155 Perez, Roman 91, 102, 155, 172 Perrin, Deanna 93, 124 Peters, Michael 73, 155 Peters, Robert 104, 133 Peterson, Quentin 25, 97, 140 Petrites, Timothy 133 Phillips, Michael 140 Picha, Suzanne 53, 155 Pictor, Barbara 8, 98, 155 Pillay, Sunita 23, 140 Piontek, Gina 86, 87, 124 Piunti, Brian 155 Plasencia, Susan 38, 155 Podnar, Jeff 124 Podnar, Tom 29, 34, 60, 140 Pokropinski, Dennis 5, 106, 107, 155 Polimac, Jeri 81, 155 Polomchak, Aaron 140 Ponce, Mario 36, 133 Potochick, Matthew 8, 91, 140 Potter, Jennifer 8, 25, 98, 112, 155 Pozgay, Steven 89, 124 Pozzo, Elizabeth 115, 156 Pozzo, William 133 Price, Mark 156 Pryor, April 124 Pszonka, Jeffrey 91, 133 Pszonka, Kristen 80, 140 Puntillo, Timothy 91, 133 Putz, George 89 Quaglia, Jennifer 114,124 Qualizza, Chris 19, 47, 91, 124 Quick, Rebecca 8, 45, 62, 115, 156 Quinn, Lori 156 Rachowicz, Dave 106, 133 Rachoy, John 89, 94, 124 Radice, Stephen 94, 124 Radojicic, Tomislav 27, 47, 156 Raich, Jennifer 3, 156 Rainge, Stephanie 115,140 Rais, Arleene 140 Rais, Ingrid 124 Rakoczy, Heather 32, 35, 37, 39, 86, 112, 156 Ramos, Jesse 156, 199 Ramos, Kristie 133 Ramos, Renee 124 Reagins, Nelva 124 Rech, Jeannette 4, 8, 13, 156 Reedus, Andrew 124 Reens, Jon 2, 10 Reeves, Lisa 25, 44, 45, 70, 140 Regal, Jennifer 133 Regan, Kelly 134 Regans, Sean 97 Renwald, Celeste 109, 140 Renwald, Emily 109, 140 Renwald, Jessica 53, 63, 109, 156 Retseck, David 124 Reyes, Gloria 36, 115, 140 Reynolds, Amy 98, 140 Reynolds, Thomas 156 Richardson, Tanita 124 Richter, Jeanine 112,156 Riddle, Angela 134 Rivera, Carlos 134 Rivera, Ferliza 53, 140 Rivera, Yvette 73, 141 Robbins, Tom 2 Robertson, Rochelle 45, 105, 156 Robinson, Alan 134 Robinson, Angela 156 Robinson, Jennifer 124 Robinson, Patricia 46, 124 Roby, Renee 47, 141 Rodriguez, Edward 141 Rodriguez, Judy 134 Rodriguez, Melissa 141 Roig, Jennifer 8, 10, 52, 115, 156 Roig, Stephanie 69, 71, 134 Rokosz, Christopher 94, 124 Roman, Joseph 134 Romanenko, Dana 46, 93, 134 Rondinelli, Lara 86, 124 Rongers, Mark 124 Rongers, Rob 36, 90, 91, 134 Ropel, Laurie 107, 109, 125 Roper, Jeanine 156 Rosborough, Michelle 134 Ross, Tanisha 3, 141 Rosta, Brian 10, 18, 23, 74, 104, 128, 134 Rouge, Emily 19, 26, 27, 134 Rouge, Matthew 157 Rowley, John 14, 104, 157 Rozin, Mike 82, 89, 94, 125 Rozycki, Cassandra 9, 111, 115, 157, 199 Rucker, Fanon 17, 100, 157 Ruiz, Mario 134 Rurode, Suzanne 49, 134 Rusbasan, Gayle 27, 32, 62, 141, 173 Rusin, Brian 141 Ruzbasan, Michele 28, 125 Ryan, Charles 141 Rzepka, Judi 125 Rzepka, Laura 157 Sabo, Debra Sajda, Denise Sakes, Roxanne Sakes, Stephanie Saliaris, Kristine Salomon, Stefanie 134 125 44, 48, 86, 125 8, 32, 86, 87, 157 115, 141 8, 10, 115, 157 Samaniego, Michael 102, 134 Samarzija, Leigh 115, 157 Samuel, Leena 141 Sanchez, Fabiola 125 Sanchez, Nancy 141 Sanchez, Peter 92, 102, 144, 157 Sanchez, Rosemary 98, 99, 141 Sanders, Denis 134 Sanders, Scott 141 Santos, Joseph 89, 94, 125 Satalic, Sumi 141 Satayathum, Sasipatra 21, 53, 141 Sattler, Amy 115, 128, 134 Sattler, Meredith 2, 115, 128, 134 Sattler, Michele 86, 125 Saveriano, Jennifer 141 Sawochka, Charles 111, 157 Scheffer, Scott 157 Schenher, Jennifer 62,115, 134 Schenher, John 134 Schenher, William 11, 15, 39, 52, 144, 157 Scherry, Georgia 157 Schilling, Todd 92, 141 Schneider, David 125 196 — Index Schneider, Theresa 134 Schultz, Shad 5,14,82,111, 157 Schumann, Lynette 115, 157 Schutkovske, Theresa 125 Schutz, Gregory 91, 141 Schutz, Timothy 48, 157 Sech, Renata 141 Sekulich, Kate 105, 125 Selman, Dina 46, 158 Shafer, Jeanette 52, 71, 158 Shafer, Patrick 134 Sharp, Alvia 125 Shelton, Amanda 86, 125 Sherritt, Nicole 141 Shipp, Brian 61, 158 Shipp, Cheryl 142 Sianta, James 49, 142 Sigala, Rene 134 Simpson, Mary Beth 69, 158 Sinchai, Prit 102, 125 Siner, Mia 109, 125 Singleton, Charmaine 125 Skowronski, Tricia 11, 12, 24, 114, 158 Smar, Jeff 106, 142 Smigla, Jennifer 125 Smith, Esther 142 Smith, Keith 94, 125 Smith, Kevin 158 Smith, Lovell 142 Smith, Sabath 93, 125 Smolar, Tiffany 98, 99, 112, 113, 142 Snemis, James 100, 101, 134 Sobh, Yazmin 115, 134 Sohaney, Patrick 134 Sokit, John 135 Soltysik, Sarah 125 Sosa, Joanne 125 Spanopoulos, Colleen 8, 14, 93, 158, 199 Spasevski, Eli 89, 125 Spurlock, Richard 158 Stafford, Craig 125 Staley, Matthew 20, 29, 142, 198 Stamate, Heidi 25, 134 Stanger, Nicole 142 Stanivuk, Megan 47, 125 Stankewicz, Eric 29, 89, 125 Stanzione, Sharon 40, 105, 114. 158 Stark, Julie 125 Steffens, Daryle 158, 199 Steffens, Tracey 142 Stern, Kyle 5, 23, 29, 39, 66, 104. 158 Stern, Marc 89, 125 Stewart, Darrell 91, 142 Stinnett, Stacy 158 Strezo, Maurice 125 Stuck, Jennifer 29, 86, 134 Stypula, Cynthia 158 Sullivan, Margaret 98, 99, 102, 158 Sur, Michael 91, 102, 142, 198 Surowiec, Dan 106, 125 Susoreny, John 29, 142 Swallow, Charles 89, 100, 125 Swan, Jennifer 107,125 Swan, Timothy 11, 61, 92, 102, 142, 198 Swanson, Amy 125 Swanson, Denise 114, 128, 134 Synowiec, Michael 36, 125 Szaller, Andrea 114, 142 Szaller, Jennifer 40, 67, 114, 158 Szubka, Laura 125 Szwajkowski, Darren 92, 142 Tallackson, Erik 125 Tankersley, Tonia 42, 43, 135 Tapp, Laura 91, 121, 125 Tapp, Regina 91, 142 Tapper, Christine 125 Tatham, Karyn 158 Tatham, Ryan 125 Taylor, Lashanda 35, 75, 159 Taylor, Nicole 125 Taylor, Tracey 126 Tellado, Jeannie 18,126 Thiel, Peter 17, 22, 100, 106, 135 Thomas, Amanda 126 Thompson, Derek 159 Thompson, Natalie 126 Thompson, Rodney 198 Thom, Andrew 48, 159 Thupvong, Gail 53 Todd, John 43,91,159,172, 199 Tokarski, Anthony 126 Tomecko, Nicki 114 Tonello, Anastasia 135 Torres, Ralph 159, 199 Townsend, Patrick 91, 159 Trembicki, Brenda 126 Tresgallo, Frankl02, 104, 126 Trzupek, Jennifer 126 Tucker, Geri 3, 42, 43, 93, 138 172 Tucker, Julie 42, 93, 109 173 Tucker, Laura 19, 93, 109, 126 Turnbull, Jennifer 3, 159 Turner, Marc 159 Turner, Willard 22, 28 Unni, Ramesh 50, 65, 102, 104, 138 Unni, Suresh 104, 131, 135 Urbaniak, Jason 91, 135 Urukalo, Nick 88, 89, 94, 126 Uskert, Richard 1 26 Vahey, Stephen 135 Vanhazebroeck, Erinne 46 VanPelt, Gina 126 VanSlyke, Deborah 9, 12, 109, 159 Vargas, Vincent 89, 126 Vasquez, Manuel 25, 91, 144, 159 Vaughan, Tricia 109, 135 Vavoulas, Virginia 18, 126 Vazquez, Maria 126 Vega, Angela 159 Vega, Kimberly 114, 135 Velasco, Maria 39, 112, 159 Vidal, Ross 159 Viene, Denise 9, 12, 81, 86, 159, 172 Viene, John 126 Vorice, Eric 91, 135 Waddell, Angela 28, 109, 126 Wagner, Richard 159 Walden, Nicole 66, 126 Walker, Timothy 89, 108, 126 Walkup, Corey 89, 126 Walton, Sara 159 Wandel, Jason 131, 135 Warrick, Megan 127 Watroba, Michelle 160 Watters, Michael 46, 135 Weathersby, Reggie 135 Weber, Dennis 91, 135 Weber, Regina 12, 41, 52, 53, 160 Weber, Richard 160 Wesley, Darren 47, 90, 91 Wheeler, Jennifer 86, 127 Wheeler, Randee 109, 127 Wilczynski, Debra 9, 27, 28, 39, 160 Wild, Corrie 3 Wilkerson, Kevin 127 Williams, Felicia 160 Williams, Marcella 160 Williford, Dee Dee 33, 160 Williford, Demetrius 135 Willy, Bryon 49 Wilson, Kellee 109, 135 Wilson, LaCheryl 109 Wilson, Rafael 28, 66, 127 Wiltermood, Michael 160 Wojtanek, Renata 135 Wolf, Brian 65, 89, 94, 127 Wolf, Carl 27, 28, 78 Wooden, Laurence 127 Woodfaulk, Carrie 127 Wright, Amara 109, 127 Wylie, Shelley 86, 105 Yankauskas, Andy 135 Yoder, Michael 127 York, Dan 100, 127 Young, Jennifer 63, 160 Young, Tamara 78, 109, 127 Yover, John 127 Zamora, Alex 127 Zapinski, Kimberly 135 Zaremba, Kristen 127 Zemlik, Melissa 115, 160 Zencka, Mike 92 Zielinski, Daniel 12, 13, 39, 160 Zielinski, Philip 127 Zimmer, Tom 8, 91 Znika, John 127 Zukowski, Mary 105, 135 Index — 197 Andrean, into which we enter timid children and from which we emerge maturing adults, is a place of genesis. Personalities, able to cope with the varied realities of life, are created. The essence of this creative process is what we have tried to capture. Having feasted upon the visual memories preserved within these pages, and having gorged ourselves with the recollections of the year. Bert Kullerstrand, Matt Staley, Melissa Negron, and Rodney Thompson bounce out of school after spirit week celebrations. Mike Sur, Tim Swan, Mike Conroy, and Joseph Doyle proudly straighten their morning coats before leading the graduates into Our Lady of Consolation. Terry Chouinard, on assignment from Decussata, strikes his “Mr. Photographer pose while covering Junior-Senior dance. Cassie Rozycki and Eric Mihal beam at the thought of the bright future that awaits them after graduation. Rose Martinez, Ralph Torres, John Todd, Jesse Ramos, and Daryle Steffens celebrate a whiffle ball victory at the close of Armageddon. Jeanette Murawski, Colleen Spanopoulos, Michelle Frankovich, Liz Pabon, and Wendy Lewis are all aglow in the warm sunshine. we reflect upon the character and diversity that shape the student body of Andrean, of which this yearbook can present only a taste. Savor and learn from your high school experience, consider the end of this school year a new beginning, and always treasure this taste of Andrean. Closing — 1 99 1988-1989 DECUSSATA STAFF Editor in Chief: Gaea P. Gomez Photography Editor: Rosalia Martinez Moderators: Mrs. J. Thomas and Mrs. P. Steele Organizations: Mila Manley Academics: Jennifer DuBois Sports: Julie Nicholson Underclassmen: Jeff Foley Seniors: Julie Nicholson Business: Jennifer Roig Staff: Barb Larson Heather Rakoczy Nina Gomez Kelly Arnold Kris Cantu Stephanie Roig Photographers: Terry Chouinard Bridget Knopick Mike Arvay Kathleen da Silva April Pardus Many Thanks to: Fr. Quanz Mrs. Paulsin Mrs. Yurechko Sr. Christopher John Giolas Mr. Rogovich Deus ex machina: Bill Schenher Most Valuable Staffer: Julie Nicholson Most Valuable Photographer: Terry Chouinard Cover Designed by Nina P. Gomez Jeanette Shafer Gail Thupvong Ferliza Rivera Dear Satayathum Jessica Mallams Jenny Bouska Justin Pati Christine Isla Kim Moise Jane Fronczak Jessica Renwald Brian Kopack Fanon Rucker Bob Eck Jackie Moran Kyle Stern Shelley Robertson Pete Sanchez Eric Mihal Allan Mance Lisa Dobogai Julie Norris Mr. and Mrs. Sanchez Father Cerretto 200 — Acknowledgments