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

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iunior class Nihon Kisama - the Japanese Moon that illuminated the Junior Prom. OFFICERS President .......... ................................ J ohn Turoczi Vice President ..... ..........,. F rank Palumbo Secretary .......,.. ....... B onnie MacGregor Treasurer ....... ..... B everly Carlson Advisor ....... ...,... M r. John Ryder Frankie and Johnny, Beverly and Bonnie: the nonpareil leaders of Warde's Junior Class. This fortuitous foursome, advised by Mr. Ryder, Mrs. Altman, Mr. Mason, and Mr. Chennell have given freely of their time, energy, and hammering arms. Their duties have been many and varied: they have collected class dues, managed the sale of book- covers and pencils, regularly conducted executive and home room representative meetings. More- over, their maior project was to sponsor Nihon Ki- sama, the Junior Prom, for which planning began early in the fall. The officers, working with the prom chairmen and interested junior class mem- bers, rented a tent, constructed a floor, worked, worried, calculated, decorated, supervised, and earned the satisfaction of having sponsored a suc- cessful prom as well as of having effectively guided their class throughout its Junior year. 'I4'I Bev, Bonnie, Frank, John, Mr. Ryder.

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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.

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forward . . . Linda Hine and Lois Martenson went to Bry- ant Electric to do their office practice work. Deb Kinsman awarded the banner to Mr. Harper at the Spring Sports assembly and stated, He's a Big man now. Stop playing with your equipment, Sam. What goes down must come up' . eww' W5 r vff i 5, Q. 1 fe X ,, -. wg H12 1 i 'YE :ew -w.-afw fi? M . nw.. ,M ,W ..4,.,p.,,, . .M ,, I .. ' -' . my .. .,,, . get ip, ' b , i f fi? L, , gw Zfa:L?ifiEEi Nl Mrs. 'arris goes to Paris. ...iw . .m.,q.,m-W.Mf,,..e,m,.n,...-.MMM----ie.-,.w-1 Make sure :Vs clean shav ing, Arnie