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

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Row 1: S. Denter, K. Kilburn, C. Wallitzer, A. Koliada, T. Tomac, L. Short, G. LaQuessa, N. Kielbus, N. Barlow. Row 2: J. Holcomb, G. Hanz, S. Munson, N. Mamrus, N. Powell, E. Eli, E. West, D. Korczokowski. Row 3: Miss Burgstaller, P. Bagnall, C. Grubb, L. Johnson, C. Kranyik, C. Bulkey, L. Elwood, T. Edwards, B. Petro, M. Fulop, A. Nemeth. Row 4: M. Riha, G. Burke, S. Wysocki, C. Jurgielewicz, J. Heske, S. Setterlund, K. Ember, D. Burke, H. Domeika, E. Siavrakas. CADET CHOIR The Cadet Choir was composed of forty-five mem- in preparation for the Concert Choir. One of the big- bers, which consisted entirely of girls. Their aims were gest events of the choir was the first Spring Concert to acquire a group feeling, to improve their music reading ability, and to learn some basic fundamentals on May 3, 1957. CONCERT CHOIR The members of the Concert Choir gather second period in our modern music wing to practice hymns, spirituals, or popular selections from Broadway Musicals. These days of practice have enabled the Choir to enjoy a satisfying and enioyable season of performances. The group appeared before the Mothers' Club ancl Fathers' Club and participated in the annual Spring Concert. Row 1: E. Friedman, J. Strauss, R. Fenning, B. Navarette, D. Perigyi, M. Piccini, R. Re, J. Strauss, P. Nelson, J. Schneider, S. Sheatsley, J. Ellis, S. Shapiro. Row 2: G. Curtis, J. Binkiwitz, E. Puradis, R. Adenstedt, D. Hamilton, B. Horvath, R. Bouchard, E. Munson, B. Bossert, C. Bishop. Row 3: J. Ringelheim, S. Weintraub, J. Schneider, D. Kinsman, J. Stern, J. Hawley, L. Hamilton, E. Frankel, G. Braunner, l. Zelle, B. Baum. Row 4: S. Ribner, H. Baraske, G. Barrity, J. Riha, L. Strauss, V. Judd, A. Sastowski, E. Berg, M. Kraynik, C. Randall, P. Jacobs, M. Blais, M. Sherwood, Miss Burgstaller. .,,W. ,...ee:e4 .,-. f

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SCHOOL COUNCIL COMMISSIONS ELECTION COMMISSION . . . P. Turoczi, Miss Harvey, J. Ringel- heim, C. Humphrey, V. Navarette. Each of the school's elections, such as for class and council officers, has been conducted by the Election Commission. The members have set up all the limitations. COMMUNITY CHEST . . . R. Conley, L. Strauss, Miss Burg- staller, E. Frankel, L. Short. The Community Chest Commission has initiated the Eagle's Nest, which was this year's drive to collect money for the various charitable organizations. The con- tributions pledged by each student were collected and allocated to these charitable organizations. FINANCE COMMITTEE . . . G. Brauner, C. Terebesi, R. Hillman. The members of the Finance Committee have handled the col- lection of money for blanket tax. Whenever needed, they have helped plan next year's school budget. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE . . . Mr. German, M. Swist, G. Green- halgh, L. Bloom, A. Shumofsky. Although the auditorium was not ready for use most of the year, the Assembly Commission was able to sponsor rallies and en- tertainment. This commission's function has been to arrange for varied assembly program next year. HANDBOOK COMMITTEE . . . J. Kraskie, B. Baker, S. Beardsley, P. Danberg. The members of the Handbook Commission have prepared a guidebook for next year's students and teachers in our school.

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Row 1: L. Sohlberg, S. Buturla, E. Canning, M. Fekete, J. Brown, C. Taclras. Row 2: R. Demarest, G. Randall, B. Johnson, Mr. German. ORCHE TR Perhaps one of the least known of all the musical organizations at Andrew Warde is the orchestra, which boasts ofa select membership of nine musicians. These zealous individuals meet daily to practice and prepare themselves for the annual Spring Concert in which they display the result of their year's labor. The orchestra, or ensemble as it should be called because of its size, is composed of stringed instruments: five violins, two cellos, one base, and a piano. Clare Takacs, one of the outstanding members of the group, brought honors to Warde by representing the school at the Connecticut All-State Orchestra in Hartford, as well as the All-Eastern Orchestra in Atlantic City, New Jersey. J. Brown, C. Tackas