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

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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!

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racketeers VARSITY First Row: K. Stern, K. Lieberthal, 'R. Shector, G. Greenhalgh. Second Row: Mr. Harrity, advisor, J. Ledue, L. Demarest, W. Bernardine, R. Adenstadt, T. Tash- man, G. Brauner, manager. Spurred on by the proficient playing and strat- egy of experienced tennis players Ronald Schecter Kenneth Lieberthal, John Bordes, Sam Banks, Rolf Adensteadt and Paul Moeckli the 1959 racketeers succeeded in smashing their way to victory. Late in March the team began practice in the gym by drilling on their forehand, backhand, smash, and serve strokes. As soon as weather permitted out- door practice, the boys worked vigorously prepar- ing for the season's schedule which included matches with Staples, Greenwich, Ludlowe, New Canaan, Darien, and Hamden. The racketeers ended their season by participating in the C.l.A.C and F.C'.I.A.C. tournaments. spring putters Okay, says Jeff Winnick to Bob Gerda, I suppose the golf ball crawled up the tree! 102 The sport of golf is one in which Andrew Warde has always excelled. Last year, having maintained a streak of twenty-one consecutive victories, the Andrew Warde golf team placed third in the state. This year's team, moreover, driven by the ex- pert golfing of David Lieberthal, Robert Gerda, and Jefferey Winnick, who were aided by five new players, wooded, ironed, blasted, and putted its way to victory. As in previous years, this team was fortunate to employ the Brooklawn Country Club Golf Course where all home matches were played against Fairfield Prep, Hamden, Notre Dame, Danbury, Darien, Norwalk, Staples, Green- wich, Ludlowe, and Stamford.