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

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WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE WARDE i.v. 28 41 36 32 30 36 34 73 61 64 62 30 64 37 46 56 57 94 flll S f X , 1 1 'lu-. ' Laurie Taylor adds another two Doug Holmquist stretches to points to our growing score. catch the rebound Junior Varsity basketball is usually thought of only as a prelude, a warm-up before the spectator- attracting varsity game. This year, however, the Junior Varsity Eagles provided several sparkling performances and proved that they were not iust a preliminary group, but an exciting, hard-fighting team. As soon as spectators realized how well the Junior Varsity were playing, they filled the blea- chers earlier in order to observe that preparatory team. Showing a final tally of seven wins and twelve losses, these representatives of the crimson and white constantly battled valiantly. They ended the season well by chalking-up against Danbury a season-high total of ninety-four points. JUNIOR VARSITY First row: D. Lindwall, P. Galino, J. Zacchia, S. Terebesi, H. Bahe. Second row: M Launer A Taylor SCOI'eS NORWALK ...... DARIEN ...... . NORWALK ...... STAPLES .......... NEW CANAAN LUDLOWE .,.... GREENWICH .. STAMFORD .... WRIGHT TECH. DANBURY ...... DARIEN .,.,...... STAPLES ....... NEW CANAAN LUDLOWE ...., GREENWICH .. STAMFORD WRIGHT TECH. DANBURY ...... P. Sellevaag, L. Demarest, J. Magdon, S. Rost, P. Hiller, Varsity Manager. Missing E Moffltt

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spirited sprinters First row: D. Messer, S. Terebesi, J. Daniels, J. Moe, N. Neger, J. Reed. Second row: J. Krawitz, C. Walsh, R. Sansone, G. Schaffer, F. Okenquist, R. Lake, D. Kardos, B. Burden. Third row: Mr. Tetreau, R. Barske, R. Gandini, J. Tippett, A. Bennett, F. Gates, E. Zelle, B. Horvath. Bob Sansone digs in. The 1959 track team, coached by Mr. Fernand Tetreau, achieved an excellent record. The boys began practice in March. All of them strove dili- gently to get into shape and to prepare for the various events, such as shot putting, broad iumping, running, and high iumping, in which they would compete. These hard-fighting, spirited sprinters, boosted by members returning from last year's team, such as Charles Walsh, Dick Kardos, Allen Bennet, Geoffry Skog, and Glen Shaffer, placed well in this year's state ratings. My, what long legs you have!