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

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GIRLS' HOCKEY Row 1: S. Ostravage, A. Gazdik, S. Rosenthal, D. Dunn N. Mamrus, R. Vasas, H. Adenstedt, A. Reuther, S. Denreri Row 2: C. Wallitzer, J. Petrino, P. Armstrong, M. Tierney C. Laurie, B. MacGregor, J. Scofield, S. Coventry. Row 3: The girls' Hockey Team, coached by Miss Helen Carroll and Miss Mary Carley and captained by Nancy Clarke and Joan Scofield, had an unusual record of two wins, four ties and one loss for its second year of activity. Forward line players were Sue Smith, Lois Martenson, Bonnie MacGregor, Angie Renzulli, Marcia Tierney, Carol Wallitzer and Sandy Coventry. They were supported by a defensive group composed of Joan Scofield, Bev Carlson, Nancy Clarke and Pat Navarette - halfbacks, Chris Laurie, Bonnie Haines and Judy Petrino - fullbacks, Gerri Burke - oalie. The managers were Dottie Brews- 8 ter and Suzie Zatka. The only returning Varsity members were defensive players Chris Laurie and Nancy Clarke. The Asiatic Flu took its toll of Varsity players, and eager Jayvees had many opportunities to participate in Varsity games. Four tie games in one season make our record as VARSITY HOCKEY SCORES Warde 0 Danbury 0 Warde 1 New Canaan 1 Warde 1 Westport 1 Warde 4 Stamford 0 Warde 0 Darien 5 Warde 0 Westport 0 Warde 2 Ludlowe 0 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY SCORES Warde l Danbury O Warde 0 New Canaan 3 Warde 1 Darien 1 Warde 0 Westport 0 Warde 0 Ludlowe 1 1 1 Miss Carley, S. Zatka, Man., C. Olson, E. Stadler, L. Marten- son, B. Carlson, P. Navarette, D. Burke, J. Launer, G. Burke, A. Renzulli, B. Haines, S. Buda, D. Brewster, Man., Miss Carroll. unique, if not as impressive, as last year's. The Danbury and first Westport games were scoreless ties, while the New Canaan and second,Westport games were both dead- locked at 1-1. It is certainly noteworthy that Warde was the only team to hold the spirited, and undefeated West- port team twice. The highlight of the season was the Ludlowe game, in which our girls defeated Ludlowe by a substantial 2-O score, terminating another successful season of play. The Junior Varsity squad finished the season with one victory, two ties and one loss. Pat Armstrong, Rickey Adenstadt, Denny Burde, Sandy Denter, Diane Dunn, Audrey Gazdik, Casandra Havens, Beatrice O'Brian, Sally Ostravange, Ann Reuther, Sally Rosenthal, Edith Stadler, Jane Stenberg, Rosemary Vasas, Judy Launer, and Nancy Mamrus gained valuable experience toward becoming members of next year's Varsity team. Captains, keep your eyes on that ball!

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98 BA G. Allison, B. Berecz, A. Bivins, J. Borona, R. Ciarmiello, R. Delvy, S. Frankel, V. George, D. Hamlin, G. Hedberg, B. Heady, G. Hermann, P. Hey, S. Hobson, G. Hyde, J. Ingram, S. Jacoby, D. Kaufman, D. Kinsman, T. Kochis, W. Kosa, H. Letsch, D. Lathrop, L. Lucianio, R. Lockwood, N. Leech, R. Molnar, B. Mackey, R. McCulloch, P. McElwain, A. Olah, M. Pennell, J. Redin, E. Riccio, G. Randall, J. Salmon, G. Shapiro, W. Schiller, M. Sorgen, S. Terebesi, F. Veto, E. Wright, J. Reed ,v4y:..' 'x ,sf si 2. J l J 'x Q! Row l: A. Ashby, J. Stenberg, J. Schaeffer, S. Deurka, T. Olah, H. Hillman. Row 2: L. Chimini, J. Williams, J. Taylor, P. Hiller, K. Stern, C. Olson. Now in its second year, Andrew Warde's Band meets in A-15 to practice instead of disappearing into the cellar as it did last year. This present Band room ranks among the best. It was beautifully constructed under the guidance of Mr. German, and holds sixty people. The members feel the pleasant surroundings add to the enjoy- ment of playing. The Band participated in each football game, and also played at various assemblies and parades. A Band assembly was given in the middle of the year, and it was during this that Wardites became aware of how good their Band really is. The members also took part in the annual Spring Concert. The fine quality which Warde's Band has displayed this year is an example of the accomplishments the school has achieved.