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

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BIOLOGY The Biology Club functions as a supplement to classroom work. Its members have gained additional knowledge through experimentation with microscopes. Row l: C. Magyar, K. Kopsco, B. Carp. Row 2: E. Krozier, I. DelVecchio S. Co ventry, C. Puskas, M. Rosenman, Ceto- lap, P. Rollings, R. Strom, D. Logie D Lieberthal. Advisors: Miss Isaac, iMri Mason. WORLD F F AIRS The purpose of the World Affairs Club is to discuss current events and to probe into their origins and natures. Front: S. Goldberg. Row 1: B. Shapiro, C. Leonard, G. Brauner, R. Levine, G. Tolmie, Chairman. Row 2: J. Stock, A. Lohman. Not Pictured: J. Fuse, L, Berko- witz. HOME MAKI CLUB The purpose of the Homemaking Club is To further develop the role of the girl in the home, school and community through those projects which cannot readily Ht into the curriculum, but which are neccessary for the well-rounded and wholesome personality. Row 1: A. Purcell, Vice President, E. Stadler, R. Olsen, Secretary-Treasurer, L. Martenson, Mrs. O'Dwyer, Advisor, D. Vdisky, N. Butkus, F. Czaplicki, D. Charney, K. Phelps, B. Csontos, A. jur- gielewicz. Not Pictured: A. Lockwood President, Mrs. Marshall, Advisor. s

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DISC The Dlsc Club lrstens to all types of music from Beethoven to Bop In January the members sponsored a canteen Durrng the year the group made Held trrps to Columbra Records and WICC Row I S Kaplan K Jurgtelewlcz P Pr est C Vlantes Row 2 Mr Garcta L Smrth C Sommers B Olah S Wysockl B Berecz B Heady L Short Row 3 L Nelson C Panda E Solt1s W Domerka H Hofmrller K Gould Row 4 W Benardm B Pagltouco The Dance Club wws formed for those who want to learn ro dance and for those who enjoy dancxng CHESS Concenrranon 15 the key to a good chess player Thrs solves the mystery as to why the Chess Club has the most orderly meenngs of any other Club' D Webster B Chalker C Lrlya M Popp J. Swarney V. George J.Mich1ew- ski O. Belovich S. Sheiman.

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RIDING CLU Row l: Mr. Begin, J. Srenberg, A. P. Hagstrom. Reuther, A. Kolrada, Miss Burns. Row 2: A. Plunski, C. Havens, PEP CLUB P 'dentg C. Hetherington, The members of the Horseback Riding Club sponsored a canteen and rode at one of the local stables. Row 1: D. Finsinger, Secretaryg A. Purcell, Vice Presidentg D. Ekstrom, resi M. Harrington, K. Nelson, J. Shapiro, S. Fromson. Row 2: S. Smith, B. Sirotnak, M. Tierney, N. Northcott, C. Sayles, B. Morgan, W. Pfief, B. Lobdell, D. Stilson. Row 5: S. Bonney, D. Snyder, . , . , . . , .L' b h, P. McElwain, Miss Rainville. 122 D Bachrach K Ember M Hovery W me urg The Pep Club has done much to increase school spirit. The club as a whole attended all the games and cheered our teams on. The members sponsored a canteen which was very success- ful.