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

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LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: L. Hansen, P. Cacciola, S. Clowry, M. Kaubovonec, D. Palouso, E. Barate, J. Tomaskovec, M. Weaver, A. Koscel, D. Branneckz Row 2: P. Godo, B. Turnt, J. Kaplan, R. Re, S. Beardsley, B. Toman, J. Norkus, M. Harrington, S. Zatka, K. Kober, J. Palmolski, J. Orasz. Row 3: Miss Annett, J. Hada, C. Brenin, P. Bodie, G. Greenhaigh, M. Swist, P. Harrison, M. Buchino, D. Devaux, P. Fakazas, K. Garriety, R. Runyon, S. Feld, Mrs. Plumber. Row 4: P. Danberg, J. Gaduto, C. Anderson, E. Sommers, D. LoBaissiere, E. Savage, J. Krawitz, S. Ostravage, R. Szost, J. Wood, E. Canning. Row 5: J. Kochis, M. Havery, L. Bloom, S. Belezi, B. Medvegy, N. Batis, P. Ney, J. Ney, J. Heller, G. Cannone, L. Bergen, J. Chevalier, R. Levine. Despite the fact that the library was not completed at the commencement of school, Andrew Warde librar- ians, Mrs. Mildred Plummer and Miss Eleanor Annett, could still be found busily engaged in making plans for the functioning of the library after its completion. Receiving, unpacking, numbering, and cataloguing new books were among their many tasks. With the help of student library aides these duties were soon completed and plans for the opening of the new library were well under way. In March the library officially opened and students and teachers were able to use and enjoy its modern facilities and limited books which in years to come will grow into a modern, up-to-date selection. Miss Annett, Mrs. Plummer, B. MacGregor, P. Ney, Mrs. Landauer, L. Hansen.

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- J THEATER CL B Row 1: P. Roihbard, B. Wettensfein, M. Brooks, J. Scofield, R. Lear, L. Simons, S. Hirsch, E. Meshkin, S. Stein. Row 2: L. Hoffman, P. Danberg, P. Desanli, M. Havery, M. Musanfe, E. Tower, J. Yurdin. Row 3: J. Greenblah, S. Frankel, D. Lieberthal, R. Siereno. HE I TRY CL B Row 1: S. Zimmer, J. Greenberg, M. Zimmer, J. Brown, J. Pierce, P. McCulloch, P. Powell, M. Pecker. Row 2 G. Clark, A. Sosfowski, J. Krawilz, E. Friedman, B. Reed, A. Risisky, B. Greenspun, B. Plotkin, C. Newbold K. Dowling, C. Randall, G. Goulding, M. Day. Row 3: A. Jacobs, B. MacGregor, E. Frankel, L. Yurclin, J Casale, J. Adams, R. Milavsky, J.- Magyar, R. Solari. Row 4: J. Renaud, J. Elwood, J. Zaczek, R. Kiraly R. Bieble, L. Bedford, J. Godman. 1

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE . . . C. Terebesi, B. Kasvinsky, Mr. Day, D. Altman. CHOOL This year, for the first time, the school council has been composed of both students and faculty. This influential body, establishing and enforcing school rules and students' privileges, has, through committees and commissions, play- ed an active part in the organizing of extra-curricular and social activities. This year's school government sys- tem has provided opportunities for a maximum of students to develop interest, responsibility and leadership abilities. Actively working even before school opened, the coun- cil held a meeting, the purpose of which was to prepare the members to guide and orient other students during the first confusing days of school. An all day School Council work- shop was then held. At that time the initial problems were discussed, and suggested solutions were acted upon. The council has striven to obtain the activities requested by the majority of the students. One of the council's most successful accomplishments has been the basketball can- teens, sponsored by the Social Committee. These canteens operated on a non-profit basis and provided the students with a place to go, amid an informal atmosphere, after games. One important function of the council has been to aid in the promotion of school spirit through pep rallies, and l l Row 1: J. Judd, Secretary: R. Kasvinsky, President: S. MacQuarrie, Vice-President, C. Terebesi, Treasurer. Row 2: J. Brown, P. Steele, J. Ringelheim, S. Koi, M. Elwood, Y. Navarette, G. Greenhalgh. Row 3: E. Frankel, A. Witsil, D. Altman, J. Wittenberg, B. Reed, J. Sternberg, L. Sohlberg, A. Neigher. Raw 4: Miss Burgstaller, Mr. Magee, Mr. Hague, Mr. Christie, Mr. Ambrose, Miss Harvey. 68