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

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twirlers We are marching to Pretoria . First row: l. Hine, V. Chmielewski, J. Horvath, J. Clark, Captain, B. Seidens, N. Kielbus, J. Dupleese, J. Sid- owsky. Second row: P. Downs, M. Popp, S. Szaley, I.. Smith, G. Bolton, P. Sorenson, P. Ardell, M. Horvath, C. Pappa. The gleam of batons shining in the sun, precisioned marching to the invigorating tunes of the band, and the contrast of the red and white uniforms against the green football field - the Andrew Warde twirlers add color and gaiety to all football games. At half-time, the entire squad, leading the band, marches onto the field, tossing their batons high into the air, this squad performs before the spectator-filled bleachers. Our cheerleaders yelled B-E-A-T, BEAT LUDLOWE , and we did - 57-39. 109 CJ'

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B MacGregor, P. McElwain, W. lineburgh, Co- Captum M. Van Horn, B. Edmonds, J. Wittenberg, Co Captain. Missing: B. Angus, B. Bossert, l. Lansing, E Meshken. cheerleaders Go . . . Warde . . . Fight-Fight! A crowd gathers, the moment is tense, and suddenly everyone is yelling, Victory, victory, that's our cry . . . V-I-C-T-O-R-YQ' to cheer the Eagles onward to a successful moment. Responsi- ble forthe rousing of those robust cheers are twelve pretty, perky, peppy cheerleaders dressed in brilliant crimson and white uniforms, they iump, yell, clap their hands, turn cartwheels, and do splits to arouse and keep alive the burning fire of anxiety and excitement felt by the students, faculty, and public spectators at the various sport events. ln a pep assembly they perform for and teach the students new cheers and pep up everyone's spirits with a gay, W-A-R-D-E . . . fight! Infinite hours of practice, boundless energy, and tireless perseverence combine to make our cheerleaders the smiling, rousing girls they are. . . . varied expressions of victory. An essential for good cheerleading is uni- formity.

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g.a.a First row: D. Burke, D. Kinsmun, S. Phillips, S. Erikson. Second row: S. Smith, R. Vasas, S. Bodnar, J. O'Hura. Third row: R. Knott, E. Siavrakas, L. Elwood, J. Yurdin. Fourth row: E. Studler, L. Martenson, R. Adenstcldt, N. Knott. Fifth row: A. Reuther, M. Riha, G. Burke, D. Snyder. Responsible for the organization of all girls' athletic activities, such as play-days, varsity sports, and intramurals, is the Girls' Athletic Association. All girls of Andrew Warde may become members of this organization, which promotes leadership, provides wholesome recreation, and induces good- sportsmanship. Highlighting the year's activities is the Girls' Sports Banquet at which all sports awards are presented. girls' f club First row: B. Carlson, B. MacGregor, L. Martenson, M. Tierney, E. Stadler. Second row: N. Powell, G. Burke, J. Launer, D. Burke, L. Elwood, C. Wallitzer.