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

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DIRECTIONS YIELD RIGHT OF WAY UPPER CLASS MEN WORK AHEAD SPEED LIMIT STOP Xxx? 8 EXIT FOR LEADERSHIP EXIT FOR FULFILLMENT EXIT FOR ACHIEVEMENT EXIT FOR LEARNING EXIT FOR FUN EXIT FOR ENTERPRISE 22 ox 34 94 EXIT FOR SPORTSMANSHIP 116

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lbs flare ' 'X' 4. QW ll -JN T- on a super are journeying over a new and exciting road. Where will it lead? What adventures may befall us? We cannot know for certain what lies ahead. But we do know that our years at Andrew Warde have taught us how to be competent travel- ers on this challenging expressway of the future. We have developed abilities and acquired attitudes which will stand us in good stead whatever turn- ings our course may take. With the advice of our teachers and of our loyal parents, we have begun to map out the direction of our trip. This yearbook chronicles our progress- an in- dication of how far we have come, how far we have to go.

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DEDIC rio We, the Class of 1960, proudly and sincerely dedicate this year's Flame to you, Mr. John Ryder, who as our class advisor have helped us during our years at Warde. You have been our teacher, our confidant, our friend for four years. You have been the impetus behind our every class success, stirring us up when we were indolent, slowing us down when our en- thusiasm threatened to run away with our good sense. You have been the source of practical sug- gestions, suggestions not mandates, for you always respected the democratic structure of our class. For all these services and the countless others, we are eternally grateful, and although we are now leaving Andrew Warde, we will always remember you and what you have meant to us. K