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

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As Assistant Headmaster of Andrew Warde headmasfers GOOD-BYE, MR. BRIGGS MR. DANIEL B. FITTS Mr. Daniel B. Fitts, Headmaster of Andrew Warde, is our educational and administrative leader and the liaison between the faculty, stu- dent body, and community. On his shoulders rest problems of curriculum organization, monetary al- locations, and discipline. He works to solve these problems through conferences with housemasters, teachers, and guidance counselors. Although his personal contact with the student body is not frequent, Mr. Fitts willingly takes time from his busy schedule to confirm plans for a prom, foot- ball rally, or canteen. An inspiring leader and reliable friend, Mr. Fitts is the propelling force behind everyone at Andrew Warde, leading us all forward toward the unknown. WELCOME, MR. STRCUT for two years, Mr. Roy Briggs was in charge of the guidance department and he officially wel- comed all visitors to the school. Acting not only as an intelligent supervisor, but as an advisor with a personal interest in his work, Mr. Briggs was an invaluable aid to all students in the plan- ning of their futures. Mr. Briggs has left Andrew Warde to assume the duties of principal of Easton Redding High School which will open in September, 1959. Though everyone at Andrew Warde feels the loss of a fine supervisor, counselor, 'and friend, we realize that Mr. Briggs' knowledge, understanding, and experience will help him to go forward toward success. Designated to fill the position which Mr. Briggs left vacant was Mr. Vincent Strout from Roger Ludlowe High School. We hope that Mr. Strout has found our school a congenial and inspiring place in which to work and that he enioys being part of us, one of our partners in progress.

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smedley RAYMOND J. CONDREN M.A., Fairfield University . . . Science . . . con- stantly counselling. KENNETH R. PETERSEN A.B., A.M., Tufts College, Sixth year, Harvard Uni- versity . . . History . . . co-ordinates Student Ex- change Program . . . Jr. Ben Hogan. wolcott ROBERT A. BARROWS B.S., University of Massachusetts, M.A., University of Connecticut . . . Algebra . . . 28 across and 32 down makes the puzzle complete. ARNOLD WILE B.S., New York University, M.A., Columbia Uni- versity . . . Business . . . camera clicker. housemasters barlow ALANSON HARPER A.B., A.M., Boston University, Sixth year, ,Colum- bia University . . . Social Studies . . . bug on color photography . . . an expert camper. JOSEPHINE O'DWYER B.S., Arnold College, M.A., New York University, Sixth year, Fairfield University . . . Physical Edu- cation . . . wants to travel to trace plate collection. ITIBSOFI GRACE CARROLL B.E., Teachers College of Connecticut, M.A., New York University, Fairfield University . . . Faculty Representative to Mothers' Club . . . hand-craft dilettante. W Jon-IN GLEASON A.B., Mount St. Mary's College, M.Ed., University of New Hampshire, Sixth year, University of Bridgeport . . . English . . . Faculty Chairman of N.H.S .... collects ancient relics.