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

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ARE REPAIRS WHICH ARE NECESSARY TO KEEP ANDREW WARDE FUNCTIONING EFFICIENTLY ARE MADE BY OUR COMPETENT STAFF OF CUSTODIANS. Wx FIRST ROW: M. Nolfi, A. Ciannotti, M. Marks, A. Bar- J. O'Hare,, M. Traczyk, W. Slesinski, P. Veccherelli. biri, O. Kilburn. SECOND ROW: N. Melillo, J. Shefcyk, It is a well-known fact that Andrew Warde, even revive the waning strengths and spirits with appe- though it is a modern and beautiful building, can- tizing and nourishing food, and to maintain clean not function effectively without the aid of its cus- and attractive surroundings, in order that a com- todians and cafeteria staff. These untiring indi- fortable atmosphere for learning may be enjoyed. viduals devote many hours each day in an effort to REFRESHMENTS ON THIS STRETCH OF THE THRUWAY OF LIFE ARE PREPARED AND SERVED BY ANDREW WARDE'S CAFETER A STAFF. I V FIRST ROW: M. Martin, B. Eighmie, C. Nardozzi, C. Graham, L. Wiggins, E. Bennet,t D. Steeves, E. Domyan, Soracin, M. Milano, N. Gombas, M. Antal, L. Costello, C. R. Mastronardi, M. Van Stone, L. Norrish, S. Dutko. Salvaggio, M. Jeslerby, H. Popp. SECOND ROW: M.

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