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

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G Dolinski, KOMIANS FIRST ROW: P. Brennan, G. Randall, D. Pennington, E. Phillips, J August, S. Bodnar, P. Lyhne. SECOND ROW: R. Maline, L. Soley, S. Markoja, K. Sahanosh, S. Bien, S. Stein. THE CAST OF THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON PORTRAY A NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGLISH FAMILY- AN- DREW WARDE STYLE. PRESENTING ED ZELLE, FRANK PALUMBO, AND FRIEND HARVEY. THESPIANS AND KOMIANS ENTER THE SPOTLIGHT. The Thespians, a national honorary dramatic so- ciety and one of the most active clubs at Warde, has indeed earned the respect of the school by its professional stage productions. Aided bylthe Ko- mians, this hard-working group produced a three- act comedy, Harvey, in November, and was largely responsible for the production of The Ad- mirable Crichtonf' presented in March. For this J. M. Barrie play, 'the actors and Mrs. Busch, the advisor, worked long and hard to perfect their British accents. In order to become a Thespian fthe Greek word for 'gfirst actorvl, a student must earn ten points by working one hundred hours in school theatricsg he then participates in an induction cere- mony, takes an oath, and receives a Thespian pin. THESPIANS FIRST ROW: S. Clowry, S. Horowitz, M. Hillman, N. Barthol- ROW: S. Kasden, E. Stanne, M. Sorgen, P. McElwain, J. Kmetz omeo, S. Mischick, C. Damatto, S. Seigel, C. Olson. SECOND B. Maraczi, F. Palumbo. FOURTH ROW: D. Kinsman, P. Kavall ROW: E. Canning, D. Korczakowski, P. Ney, J. Greenblatt, M. D. Busch, B. Lear, D. Lips, S. Frankel, K. Brewster, A. Shumof Wallace, K. Reade, C. Humphrey, Advisor C. Busch. THIRD sky, E.Walquist. Zi . .

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S. Markoja. ALL-STATE CLAIMS THE ELITE OF THE MUSIC WORLD. Each spring the most talented musicians and singers from all the Connecticut schools audition for the All-State band, orchestra, or choir. The chosen few earn a two-day trip to Hartford the following October, where they present an outstanding concert at the Bushnell Memorial Auditorium. FIRST ROW: D. Santino, S. Buxton, C. Olson, J. Tomac Descheneaux, S. Hirsch, L. Savell, ,I. Lucas. SECOND ROW Hetherington, P. Cilligan, E. Canning, A. Bear, P. Hiller, Lyhne, Advisor I. Burgstaller. THIRD ROW: M. Pennell, SUE 55 fa I one io Q 5 3 - rf P ES' ',f,.. Z'. 2? FF! Sqn :UZ as. 5 B BWP if-' E: 55,2 :J o Q74 ffm? '15, EP il- AE Os Sr: '4 as fa gb.. 515 545 f-E gs' 35- 323' F' MODERN MUSIC MASTERS MARK MUSICAL MERIT. The Andrew Warde chapter of Modern Music Masters is one of the forty-six national chapters of the M.M.M. musical honor society. Its purpose is to foster greater interest in band, choral, and or- chestral performances, and to provide wider op- portunities for personal musical expression and service to school, church, and community. Members of this society are selected on the basis of musical and scholastic ability. In an impressive induction at the close of the school year, initiates perform either an instrumental or choral piece. . Johnson, K. Jurgielewicz, D. Allison, C. Allison, L. Hansen, R . Pinkham. FOURTH ROW: E. Sommers, B. Bachrach, J. Stenberg . S. Wysocki, L. Nelson, C. Anderson.

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CADET BAND FIRST ROW: P. Weinstein, R. Mihalcsik, B. Friedland, E. Schecter, J. Kaplan. THIRD ROW: R. La Terra, J. Haydu Borona, C. Vlantes, L. Ometer. SECOND ROW: K. Furedy, D. FOURTH ROW: D. Johnson. Thurston, M. Kallay, J. Koi, D. Anderson, B. Todd, S. CADET BAND TRAINS FUTURE BAND MEMBERS. The Cadet Band, although not so large as the Concert Band, is, nevertheless, an active branch of Warde's music department. By participating in the Winter and Spring Concerts, members of this pre- paratory band increase their skills in playing an instrument, and strengthen their knowledge and ap- preciation of music. Thus, after approximately one year in Cadet Band, members are usually qualified for membership in the Concert Band. GIRLS' CHORUS-AND THE ANGELS SING The Girls, Chorus consists of approximately fifty girls who enjoy singing and who aspire to become members of the Concert Choir. After a year of ex- perience in the Chorus, the girls who have acquired the necessary musical knowledge and who have the necessary talent may realize their desire. This year the girls worked hard to prepare for participation in the Winter and Spring Concerts. GIRLS' CHORUS FIRST ROW: E. Fiegel, B. George, A. Cranford, D. Pennewell, J. Tuobert, I. Weintraub, K. Stein, J. Vidal, M. Leask. SEC- OND ROW: S. Lindwall, G. Derman, D. Ferenczy, R. Halpim, L. Cacciola, S. Prescott, A. Pennewell, B. Hermann, M. Makrai, C. Margitay, Advisor I. Burgstaller. THIRD ROW: S. Kiraly, S. Dvorsky, T. Bobileff, N. Everlith, P. Ardell, M. Cepine, C. Schomp, B. Buturla, S. Hensol, A. Jurgielewicz. FOURTH iM!IlGIw f.ff .liti 1 e..l.,it s .... M Vi, 1. . VigE,,,m..i.,Iig.:l.EJT, g,,,g.,,g ,Nj ROW: C. Bennedetti, A. CanningQ F. Helmla, P. Kavall, .I Satmary, H. Scott, T. Orosz, C. Lindahl. FIFTH ROW: K O'Connor, F. Nasos, J. Lund, N. Toth, G. Kuhn, N. Heather ington, J. Kaplan, J. Belknap, N. Korcsmaros. SIXTH ROW M. Lyhne, L. Whitehead, L. Zinko, H. Scilagyo, S. Penny. B. Rogers, C. Bayles, K. Glahn. , . ,,.,, I. .,, .,., , ,, , II I ,I 1' -'-L. ' V. ..- ui ' rx. , F. . ' ' , K .. I ' QW 'C it .,,, . ...IVV , , '-I I FMC wg W 'ft 1 Is. I .3 , W. f' It I ' - Iam., -M, , -..ts . ss- i I E 3 'S ' 2. 1 . I f mtl re If vw ffssff . . , ,. , . 1. I -I ' ill' iff f t E- A g -1. I egg- -I-i M: fi I I C W V I v 'A ' I' 5' is . A :Q wk fi: tw N. , t .N- Y , .... . ,, A ,, -5 4. ,V y ,f A I , - ' '. ' ' ... g 0 9 i my S... -