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

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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

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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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BARLO The main purpose of the House Dramatics Clubs is to provide experience for those young actors who wish to become members of the honorary dramatic groups- Komians and Thespian. The lack of male members caused a serious problem for the Barlow Dramatics Club. A solu- tion was finally found in two farces which called for all female casts. Row l: S. Rosenwald, E. Meshken, P. DiMayo, F. Osborne. Row 2: Miss Ogalin, B. Kennedy, Vice Presidentg A. Carlson, Presidentg S. Mischik, Clerk, J. August, Representative. Row 5: J. Milavsky, J. Dommu, S. Bodnar, B. Edmonds, L. Rosenzweig. Not pictured, H. Dornieka, Secretaryg J. Norris, Treasurer. DR MATIC Row l 1 B. Jestreby, A. Emrie, S. Horowitz. Row 2: H. Zelich, D. Beresty, L. Borkowski, Miss Falkowski. Row 3: D. Pennington, K. Reade, J. Kmetz, P. Lyhne, R. Maline. MASGN A At an afternoon performance, the Mason House Dramatics Club presented a character play and an old-fashioned melodrama, com- plete with villain and railroad tracks.