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

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CHEERLEADERS VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Captain B. MacGregor, Co-Captain M. Van Horn. A. Descheneaux, S. Buxton, R. Adenstedt, P. Cilligan, S. Woka FIRST ROW: E. Meshken, J. Harris, P. McElwain, C. Grubb, nowicz, G. Lasko, S. Solari, L. Drew, P. Dimeo, C. Welch. N. Bartholomeo. SECOND ROW: C. Bousquet, S. Rosenthal, W. Lineburgh, Advisor M. Moore. MISS ROSENBLUM JUNIOR VARSITY 114 MRS. MOORE VARSITY Not snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of day keeps this courageous bevy of ten from its vigorous cheering of Andrew Warde's athletic teams. Through the dank and rainy days of autumn their peppy spirit animates the dripping crowd and spurs the Eagles down the field to victory. During winter's cold and snowy days they plow their way to basket- ball games to melt the snow, to fan the flames, to ignite spirit, and to fire our team toward success. Clad in crimson and white and lending color to every sports spectacle, our spry, spirited girls are an integral part of every victory. This year in addition to the varsity cheerleaders there are ten junior varsity apprentices. With in- creased training they will soon be adept at form- ing circles at center court and spelling such demons as Warde, Victory, and alright.

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INGLE-HANDED, ROBBIE SHAW GOES AGAINST NEW ANAAN. COACH CARROLL JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES arde ............ lrde ,........... xrde ............ lrde .,.......,.. lrde ,.........., irde ............ trde ........,.., lrde ..........,. lrde ..,.....,.., nrde ...,,.,..,.. nrde .....,..,.,. Stamford Ludlowe ..... New Canaan Westport ..... Ludlowe ..... Middlebrook Danbury ...., Notre Dame Darien r.........., Westport ,......... Newtown .....,.. E .1 M V , v fr ,V J ffl in in . I, .L-,555 , get xl at K ,, .5-me 'Wig ' 'Q Warde's junior varsity girls' basketball team suc- ceeded not only in winning eight of its eleven games, but also in setting a fine example of sports- manship by winning and losing gracefully. With eight of the fifteen members being freshmen, this year's squad bucketed up 284 points, with an aver- age of 26 points per game. Perky and peppy .Iudy Borke was the high scorer with a total of 73 points, and an average of 7 points per game. The most exciting games were the second Ludlowe game, in which Nancy Zwecker made a basket in the final minutes to hoist Warde to victory by a mere one point, and the first Notre Dame game, in which Warde lost by one point, despite the zealous efforts of all. In each of the games, however, the girls exhibited the great ability which will make the future teams difficult to overcome. FIRST ROW: M. Swanson, M. Dvorsky, S. Kwasnik, Co-Captains: P. Malmberg and I. Borck S. Interrante, N. Korscmaros. SECOND ROW: N. Everlith, A. Reuther, S. Waskeling J Forstrom, S. Ryan, R. Shaw, B. Magyar, H. Moniuk. MISSING: N. Zwecker.

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TWIRLERS FIRST ROW Co captains N Klelbus and J Duplease. SECOND ROW: P. Downs, C. Papay, M Popp .I Sadowskl THIRD ROW L Smlth P Sorenson, P. Ardell, M. Horvath. On any Saturday afternoon in October, if you can feel the wind biting your cheeks and hear the band's resounding marches, chances are that you will see the twirlers with their tassled white boots, pleated red skirts, and bulky emblemed sweaters completing the picture of an activated football field. Strutting to the strains of the alma mater, the Doll- ettes nimbly wield their irridescent wands to create a dazzling spectacle. This year these versatile girls also danced a rhythmical number in the Fathers' Club Show and marched in the Memorial Day Parade in May. THE DOLLETTES PRACTICE FORMATIONS TO WOW 'EM AT SATURDAY GAMES.