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

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Versatility is the key to Paul's personality. paul Dear students and teachers of Andrew Warde, Exactly how much I have derived from my school year at Andrew Warde is not easily deter- mined. There is no doubt that such an experience is extremely and immediately rewarding. Further- more, I am sure that it will seem much more val- uable to me next year as I will be sitting in a high school classy in the following years as I will attend college, and at the time when I will decide upon my career. To the assurance that my stay in the United States will influence my life as a whole, I can add the certainty that I will never forget Andrew Warde, my American friends and teachers, and the secret hope that they will not forget me! What you have gained from my being here and how many of you have benefited from it is even harder to evaluate. But above all appraisal is my sincere hope that I have proven that inter- national understanding is possible, that interna- tional relations are worth promoting, and that they can bring about a better world. To my schoolmates, to those who will go on to college, to those who will still be at Warde, I wish good luck and success. To the teachers of Andrew Warde, I wish many more happy vacations. Paul prepares a 'cheese fondu' for the Dema To you, Andrew Warde, and to everything and everyone that makes you what you are, goes my everlasting gratitude. My thankfulness goes especially to the many people who helped me so much throughout the year. SM maui. I'6Sl'S. Dimples -l- Continental charm I swooning females. Paul tries to make a fast escape from . . .

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faculiy vs. junior varsiiy Ain'f she sweet . . . Miss Johnson and Miss Kirkwood finally goi fheir man. Give me a 'W', an 'A', an 'R', a . . .? Miss Emery, fhe last of the 'Red Hof Mamas', leads fhe way 'midsf swinging beads. Howie Ratner kepf his eye on Mr. Wash- burn and Mr. lngerson iusf fo make sure the game was on the 'bp and up'.

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sophomore class Mr. Fitts crowned Sally Rosepthal Queen of the Sophomore Dance. OFFICERS President .......,..... ............................... Vice President ....... Secretary ..,......... Treasurer ..... ..........,. Advisor ..... ........ . Tom Dardani Sam Rost Eva Phillips L John Schaefer eonard Launer During each student's iourney toward the unknown he experiences a year of being con- sidered a wise fool. This year, the sopho- more class,guided by faculty advisors Mrs. Ro- nai, Miss Kirkwood, Mr. McNamara, Mr. O'Hara, Mrs. Marshall, and Mr. Launer, and led by their class officers, have not only worked toward a closer relationship between all sophomore students and the faculty, but also have been the first sophomore class at Andrew Warde to choose a queen of the an- nual Sweetheart Swing. The most important proiect undertaken by this class was to spon- sor that semi-formal dance at which they be- gan the tradition of electing one of the four sophomore girls representing each house whom Mr. Fitts, headmaster, crowned as the sweetheart queen. Mr. Launer, Tom, Eva, John, Sam.