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

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barlow First row: E. Poso, S. Schenberg, M. Walye, L. Meshlten, M. Reynolds, C. Welch, J. Lund, M. Romanchich, K. Stein, L. Page, J. Lucas. Secchd row: L. Michaud, B. Lyons, R. Scholsohn, D. Rill, P. Moyer, J. Rosenberg, J. North, M. Szymonski, K. Wrobel, A. Riccio, S. Linnen, K. Yodis. Third row: R. Tanase, S. Subados, R. Van Gemert, D. Pettiti, R. Raven, T. Schiffer, W. Pechulis, B. Nost, T. Miller, P. Rivnae, M. Steele. Fourth row: B. Maynes, D. Peterson, R. Shea, J. Mingor, R. Schlesinger, B. Woods. First row: N. lake, C. Fensky, B. Csontos, D. Beresky, M. Gilberti, S. Arnold, C. Kish, J. Cormonica, A. Dickey, L. Borkowski, L. Krokoski. Second row: A. D'Alboros, L. Drew, L. Kohler, L. Andreson, S. Erikson, C. Havens, J. Glenn, F. Czaplicki, T. Bobileff, N. Bulkus, J. Brown. Third row: S. Hillman, C. Jones, W. Kaufman, R. Cinrmiello, D. Bok, F. Figlar, G. Kane, P. Horvath, R. Cepero. Fourth row: R. Hlavuty, S. Cooper, R. Gandini, B. Poole, G. Baranik, J. Dcniels, R. Edgar, C. Avery. 76

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mason dramatics Mason House Dramatics is a theatre group which exists primarily for freshmen and sopho- mores who wish to learn the fundamentals of drama. Lectures are given on such facets of the theatre as stage direction, settings, lighting, and production. This information is applied in a workshop manner by small groups of students. These groups develop a scene from a play of their own choice which they present before the club, and they thereby gain experience in direc- tion and interpretation. She loves me, Yes , -I i,- Oh my, what a perplexing life! To quote Ed Lewis, Cool 'er what! First row: K. Kilburn, Lynne Tryon, M. Everlith, P. DeSantie, L. Johnson, R. Choiniere, J. Yurclin, N. Wadsworth, P. Brennan, M. Brooks. Second row: B. Jacoby, B. Carp, B. Carlson, E. Lindwall, C. Anderson, C. Jurgielewicz, J. Jankuska, J. Getler, H. Stern. Third row: A. DeCesare, Peter Hey, W. Beck, P. Bowdoin, E. Magi, K. Commlos, W. Domeika, D. Busch, R. Corino, L. Ciotti. Fourth row: G. Herman, J. Hartman, A. Bennett, D. Harris, D. Eli, L. Csenger. 75 II

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homeroom FRESHMEN First row: J. Kiselstein, A. Bear, K. Feuerbacher, R. Barocsi, F. Goldman, L. Dari, J. Engstrom, J. laskey, J. Kesheba, M. Burns, S. Halligan. Second row: S. Dawid, N. Hetherington, 5. Kwasnick, V. Lasko, G. Cleary, B. Glantz, D. Haias, P. Gilligan, J. Hopkins, J. Buda, C. Hoffman. Third row: D. German, G. Figlor, R. Carbone, J. Kantrawitz, R. Boda, J. Kopso, W. Araza, J. Hada, K. DeSanty, H. Kutash. Fourth row: B. Bennett, H. Bahe, D. Blair, W. Koleszar, J. Buda, J. Katana, R. Holmquist. barlow house councH This year, the foremost concern of the Bar- low House Council was to develop in the students of this house an awareness of and inter- est in the varied services this council performs. This group first succeeded in making the mem- bers of their house more interested in the council by holding house-wide elections of officers, who previously had been elected only by members of the council. Secondly, this council planned and established honor study halls, a privilege for all elegible students. Moreover, this council staged two successful campaigns: the first, a smile campaign, was advertised by posters, the second, a campaign which presented a hall- code to all students, was dramatized by the creation of a Barlow City, which featured stop and speed limit signs. One of the most novel proiects undertaken by this council was the selling of Barlow buttons, a project which increased house spirit. First row: B. Peterson, C. Hoffman, treasurer, R. Knott, A. Bear, D. la Bossierre secretary. Second row: G. Bousquet, C. Bishop, president: F. Vetto, K. Reade T. Vlantis. Third row: S. Erikson, J. Haydu, vice-president, T. Miller, H. Geslien, J. Rosenberg. Fourth row: G. Demarest, R. Pinckney. Missing: A. Sevitski, P Lyhne, K. Scinto, J. Carmonica, P. Petrino. 1