Roger Ludlowe High School - Fairfieldiana Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was organized by the National Association of Secondary School Principals in February 1921, and the form of the charter was approved and the emblem adopted at a meeting in Chicago in May 1922. Today, Ludlowe's chapter, 1581, organized in 1935, is associated with chapters distributed throughout the United States, Hawaii, and the Phillipines. To become a member of the National Honor So- ciety is the highest honor bestowed at ludlowe and indicates that each of the thirty-three seniors and ten iuniors elected this year not only has attained a high scholastic average but also has shown high qualities of character and leadership in serving the school throughout the year. National Honor Society members who were elected in their iunior year. Row 1: I.. Toth, M. Becker, A. Bogin, B. George, S. Wieland, P. Harper, D. Potts, J. Sabanosh. Row 2: B. Hartt, J. Ringelhiem, S. Sheatsley, J. Brown, F. Bunker. J. Semple, A. Sostowski. Row 3: E. Frankel, C. Chot- kowski, W. Munkasy. Row 1: E. Frankel, N. Dean, M. Brown, M. J. Scanlon, W Parks, S. Sheatsley, J. Ringelheim, L. Schnaars, K. Jacob- sen, J. Sabanosh. Row 2: R. Champion, E. Risley, J. Ing- ham, J. Semple, B. Hartt, A. Bogin, D. Gay, B. Jones, R. Schwartz, C. Chotkowski. Row 3: W. Crooks, N. Dakai, J Stenberg, B. Terwilliger, J. McCarthy, J. Brown, F. Bunker, A. Sostowski, J. Bedo, M. Bowes. Row 4: B. Richmond, S. Johnson, E. Van Horn, V. Grant, M. Wharton, S. Ste- wart, B. Macy, B. George, N. Bodner, W. Munkasy. Row 5: D. Potts, L. Toth, P. Harper, J. Farina, M. Rieder, L. Schine, S. Wieland, M. Becker, F. Gillon, W. Harper. Standing: Mr. Gleason, advisor.

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THESPIANS Row 1: lightbown, J. Cutting, J. Batman, M. A. Fuller, D. M. Plotnick, D. Coffin, S. Weintraub, R. Thompson. Not pictured: Thorpe, C. Talk, B. Friedenthal, M. Rieder. Row 2: J. Ingham, A. Sostowski, L. Currie, J. Adams, A. Newton, B. Kiraly, K. S. Stewart, G. Griffin, B. Butler, S. Johnson, C. Szigeti, B. Byers, S. Shapiro, J. Ringelhiem, B. Steeves, W. Parks, D. Hoff- Oberg, W. Parks. Row 3: L. Cepero, W. Harper, l.. Toth, F. man, N. Kronfeld, S. Sheatsley, T. Cheyette. Gillon, A. Sills, J. Casale. Row 4: M. Wittenberg, R. Foley, The year of the Big Crash brought Ludlowe a charter in the worldwide organization of Thespians, making our school the fifteenth member in what is now an affiliation of over T000 groups. In its twenty- seven years the Thespian Society has been directed by iust four sponsors: Mrs. Kendall, Miss Kelly, Mr. Salisbury, and now Mrs. Busch, and has had from three members to the present thirty four. Membership in the Thespian Society is open to students who work on dramatic productions for at least a year and earn ten points by acting in plays, helping to direct, working on stage crew, and helping on such planning committees as make-up, props, and costumes. This year the Thespians presented the humorous Broadway play Time out for Ginger centering around the hilarious experiences of Ginger Carol, played by Theo Cheyette, who wants to become a member of the high school football team. i i Lou Cepero and Carol Tolk rehearse for Thespian pre- sentation, Time out for Ginger. 9