Andrew Warde High School - Flame Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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BARLOW HOU E C UNCIL I A Barlow Council member makes a motion. BARLO DRA ATIC CL B Row 1: J. Greenblatt, M. Avery, B. Peterson, D. Altman, L. Bloom, B. MacGregor, J. Goldberg,4J. Tomac G. Brauner. Row 2: B. Lear, S. O'Connor, P. Prater, B. Berecz, R. Knott, E. Krokosky, C. Carson, C. Bishop B. Baum, C. Vlantes, C. Landis, B. Wettenstein, B. Rossinoff. Row 3: B. Angus, C. Grubb, J. Kmetz, M Molloy, J. Ingham, K. Ember, J. Clark, P. Petrino, P. Navarette, H. Zelich, K. Reed. 97

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BARLO HGU E OU H IL Row 1: A. Sostowski, C. Loud, L. Yurdin, President, W. Lineburgh, Secretary: K. Gilligan, D. Kinsman, Treasurer. Row 2: P. Hill, Vice President: Mr. Klee, B. Peterson, J. Ellis, C. Carson. Row 3: E. Brown, A. Westberg, A. Bivens. Barlow House Council represents the voice of Barlow students serving as a medium of expression between Barlow students and the entire school. Under the able leadership of officers Lou Yurdin, president, Pam Hill, vice president, Wilson Lineburgh, secretary, and Betsy Boun, treasurer, and the aid of advisor Mr. Frederick Klee the Council has chalked up several impressive achievements. Among these achievements are the establishment of many clubs, the promotion of the Eagle's Nest drive, and the establishment of a committee to organize a boy's intramural program. Many committees were organized, such as public- ity, service, social and club committees. These com- mittees successfully worked and united to form an active representation of the Barlow student body. Mr. Klee, faculty advisor, looks on during a Barlow House Council meeting.

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