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

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HOUSE Members: A. Westberg, Pres., H. Zelich, V. Pres.g D. La Bossiere, Sec., L. Geoghegan, Treas.g J. Kovacs, A. Dickey, C. Bishop, B. Bown, E. Dobos, N. Clarke, S. Erikson, C. Loud, I. Kaplan, B. MacGregor, P. Petrino, K. S. Paget, B. Peterson, V. Nelson, S. Rost, S. Zeisler. MASON Mason collected canned goods for needy families. 110 B RLO Because of the vastness of Andrew Warde, House Councils were estab- lished in addition to the main Stu- dent Council in order to bring mem- bers of the student body closer to- gether in their individual Houses as well as in the school as a whole. These organizations enable the students to have more say in the matters con- cerning Andrew Warde. One of the accomplishments of our four House Councils was the decorating of the school for Christ- mas. Each individual group also worked on its projects: Barlow started a house symbol and worked on more elaborate showcase decora- tions. Members: R. Scofield, Pres., D. Clark, V. Pres., M. A. Brooks, Sec., P. Pavoni, J. Brown, B F d S. Hutchinson, J. Miller, R. Rosenfeld, J. Schopick, F. Zemola, B. Bossert, . 'ree man, B. Grosshans, H. Stern, J. Szabo, P. D1Meo, J. Firer, J. Moe.

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CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE 5 l J. Newman, L. Hoffman, S. Tower, not pictured, S. Weinstein, P. Lee, Mr. Christie. This year the members of the Constitution Committee completed the writing of the School Council's constitution. The committee used by-laws which were written last year. All dances and social events of the school were directly or indirectly sponsored by the Social Committee. One of the highlights of the social calendar was a record hop. The Eagle's Nest Commission conducted a drive to collect money pledged by each student, and allocated this money to various charitable organizations. Students from the Hospitality Committee were on duty in the Council room for the purpose of guiding visitors through our school. They also performed various services for the Council. This year the Service Committee handled bus trans- portation to out-of-town games and performed various other services for the school. HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE 'I09 i SOCIAL COMMISSION i 2 5 G. Dalton, M. MacKenzie, S. Tyler, J. Sternbetg, R. Neverdousky, L. Taylor, W. Taylor. EAGLE'S NEST M. B. Elwood, D. Snyder, R. Cone, G. Demarest, P. I Kasvinsky, R. Greenbergg not pictured, S. Kovacs, D. Labossiere, Miss Forester. SERVICE COMMITTEE S. Shaw, B. Carlson, P. Navarette, L. Tryon, Mr. Magee, J. Schneider, K. Scinto, N. Klein, A. Witsil, G. Schaffer, H. Zinner.

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COUNCILS SMEDLEY Smedley established honor studies and made stamp machines available for students and faculty. Members: R. Anderson, Pres.g C. Laurie, V. Pres.g J. Williams, Sec.g F. Palumbo, Tre:-15.3 E. Lockwood, A. Neigher, E. Agonis, T. Goodwin, P. Lee, N. Namrus, C. Walsh, G. Allison, R. McCulloch, E. Sommers, D. Dunn, D. Larson, L. Nehring, E. Sawyer. WOLCOTT Wolcott put into effect music during the lunch shifts. Each Council set up its own com- mittees, and, operating eliciently, benefitted many people during the year. 'II'I