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

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LIBRARY AIDS Row 1: C. Olsen, S. Clowry, C. Brenin, S. Ostravage, A. Plunske, J. Tomaskovic, E. Savage, D. Finsinger, N. Rogers C. Humphrey, J. Gauthier, N. Bartolomeo P. Weaver Fi Wensky, M. Komar S Balazsi. Row 2' L. Prater ik , . . , S. Ha 0, F. Krysta, R. Szost, L. Toth, B. Toman, President, P. Ney, Vice Presidentg J. Norkus, Secretary, E. Soltis, Treasurer, C. Bansak, J. Wood, P. DeSanrie, W. Simmons, S. Zatka. The fifty Library Aides are girls and boys who enjoy reading and library work. Pins are awarded for each Year's service, and there is a point system, where- Row 3: L. Leffel, A. Westberg, P. Priest, K. Kober, P. Bodie, B. Haines, D. Snyder, L. Vincentini, R. Olson, ID. Korozakowski, E. Phillips, L. Hansen, J. Szalay, V. Domian Row 4: Miss Annett, N. Pihonak, E. Sawyer, J. Jancuska M. Harrington, D. Udiskey, C. Takacs, L. Soley, S. Set: terlund, B. Elander, L. Duch, Mrs. Plummer. by members earning twenty-five points doing extra work are given their choice of a free book. JU IOR RED CROSS Row 1: M. Fulop, B. Jestreby, A. Bonnie, L. Tryon, M. DeLorenzo, P. Donofrio, C. Olsen, J. Tomac, B. Mackey, E. Mierray. Row 2: S. Tyler, S. Phillips, J. Peipher, N. Klein, R. Fenning, C. Kranijik, N. Knott, D. Kinsman, M. Buzas. A square box bearing the legend American Junior Red Cross, School Chest, Gift of the Students of Andrew Warde High School, Fairfield, Connec- ticut, will be shipped to a high school overseas. During the past year the Junior Red Cross group Row 5: C. Carson, B. Sharek, A. Alexander, J. Keane, J. Kmetz, N. Leech, B. Johnson, R. Wilterdink, J. Ingham, S. Hobson, D. Snyder, L. Allman, L. Bloom, M. Marks, C. Magyar. has worked to raise funds to pay for the contents of this chest. Junior Red Cross is grateful to the admin- istration, faculty, and the student body, without whose generous support and co-operation this project could not have been successfully completed. 115

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FUTURE TEACHERS GF MERICA Row 1: P. Hidu, P. Pavoni, C. Brenin, B. Sirotnak,, Gi. Schempp, L. Buedinger, B. Berecz, S. Buda, S. Bearsley, R. Etrio, C. Kish, B. Schiffer, R. Vasas, B. Navarette, C. Cerutti, M, DeLorenzo. Row 2: C. Matarazzo, E. Siavrakas, M. Cole, M. Buzas, S. Zeisler, R. Szost, C. Lagana, M. Fekete, Pro- gram Chairman, C. Carson, Secretary: P. Hill, President: S. Hobson, Treasurerg M. Harrington, Vice-President: B. Gadowskas, P. Trenck, A. Krantz, A. Zuzick, R. Alpert, A. The year 1957-1958 was a highly successful one for the Future Teachers of America. Perhaps the most beneficial thing the Future Teachers of America did was to give its members the opportunity to observe Stilson, C. Bansak. Row 3: E. Thomson, J. Palmoski, P. Bodie, C. Bishop, N. Northcott, P. Navarette, S. Eriksson, J. Launer, B. Berson, J. Ingham, B. Petro, B. Toman, J. Varaljay, P. Sayles, P. Danberg. Row 4: Miss Rice, Advisor, J. Peipher, P. Karbovanec, K. Ember, C. Walsh, E. Zelle, E. Carlson, S. Terebesi, C. Takucs, M. Kranyik, S. Buturla, I. Mailloux, R. Figlar. elementary school classes in session. By visiting classes the members of the F. T. A. were provided with one of the best opportunities to learn what teaching is truly like. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Row l: L. Hidu, L. Short, D. Finsinger, M. Fulop, M. Niznanzky, M. Musante, R. Molnar, J. Corbett, M. A. Brooks, F. Cappellieri. Row 2: S. Phillips, P. Weaver, N. Knott, D. Brewster, Secretary, J. Brown, President: D. Brewster, Vice- President, R. Re, Treasurer, E. Molnar, E. West, N. Powell. Girls interested in being the Future Nurses of America are being gudied down the right path by the F.N.A. of Andrew Warde. The F.N.A. helps these girls to be aware of health problems and to understand Row 3: C. Ostrowski, M. Godo, G. Bodie, L. Leffel, C. Hether- ington, B. Lobdell, N. Pihonak, D. Janesky, N. Lindahl, M. Blais. Row 4: C. Wiggins, E. Agonis, A. Ashby, K. John- son, P. Marcinko, D. Snyder, F. Vetto. fully all the branches of nursing before they choose one Held as their career. The members of the club have enjoyed such club activities as films, speakers, and a visit to Bridgeport Hospital.

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB l l l Sitting: Mr. Ryder, D. Hamlin, President: B. Shapiro, K. Kopsco. Standing: J. Leopold, D. Larsen, A. Olah, Yearbook Advisor. THEATRE CLUB Row 1: S. Tyler, E. Hoffman, S. Hirsch, R. Lean, J. Scofield. Row 2: G. Greenblatt, M. Pollack, P, Rothbard, B. Wenenstein, J. August, M. Karmasin, P. Donofrio, B. Grosshans, S. Weinstein, JL Parker, L. Kaplan, J. Yurdin. Row 3: R. Karp, D. Burke, L. Hanson, G. Burke, R. Rosenfeld, S. Perlstein, R. Wilterdink, S. Ftankle, C. Meaker. H6 The Photography Club, supplies the school with an abundance of photographers who take many of the pictures for the Crimron Crier and the Flame. The Theatre Club was a tremendous success They saw The Rivalry,' In April, and Sunrise at Campobellof'