Washington High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY ASI-IINOTONS Thespians made 1940 the biggest year in things dramatic in the his- tory of the school. The year saw the pre- sentation of The Bai, Death Takes A Holidtly. and Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance. Mary Rineharts The But was staged late in October by a cast including John Bencsics, Casimer Kiemnic, Julia Riba, Bill Hack, Betty Novotni, Charles Steinhofer, Vitold Matelski, Alfonse De- meugere, and Dorothy Cholewczynski. The play, a good gri.sly murder thriller complete with a hys- terical maid, off and on the stage gunfire, secret panels, and one really masterful scream delivered by Miss Cholewczynski, was well received, This year's senior play, Deutlz Takes A Holi- day, was the most ambitious undertaking as yet done by Washington students, The senior reading committee, charged with ambition to leave the school the memory of something more mature than run of the mill liigh school comedy, chose Alberto Casellas Death Takes A Holiday for Mr. Chreist's charges. The manner in which they han- dled it was no small triumph. With Victor Cio- lubski in the title role, Maxine Dhoore playing the ethereal Ciracia, and Ervin Kalka holding the whole thing together as an extraordinarily good Baron Cesarea: the cast succeeded in creating the eerie atmosphere of the play, and vindicated the judgment of the reading committee who believed that they could do serious drama. Other members of the cast were Eleanor Staszewski, Mary Ramen- da, Isabelle Balint, Mary Jane Piechowiak, Jose- phine Collner, Alex Kovacsics, Al Klosinski, Eu- gene Oswald, Herbert DeGreve, and Ray Jankow- ski. The Senior players established what they hoped would be a precedent when they prepared a scrip of their play with pictures of the cast in costume. autographs of the cast and committees, ,and a pro- gram of the play and turned it over to the library for a permanent record of the presentation. ll Wish -Cie! Miss Chapman and Mr. J. L. Cassaday com- bined talents to present Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance in April. While Washing- ton's music department has done operettas previ- ously and done them well, this performance un- questionably ranks above any previous offering. The presentation was most notable for the very high quality of the solo voices that Miss Chapman had to work with. Joseph Sarka, playing the part of the pirates' apprentice and duty's slave, sang duets with Clara Lewandowski, as the romantic lead, and Mary Magiera, as Ruth the pirates' maid of all work, to give the performance almost pro- fessional finish. As the pirate chief Joseph Paja- kowski did an excellent job. Other leading parts were sung by John Benscics, Dorothy Czarnecki, Victor Golubski, and Richard Golba. Excellent choruses completed the cast. From the opening Pirates' Chorus to the finale the play moved rapid- ly and colorfully. The acting through the play was well done. Mary Magiera is especially to be congratulated for her interpretation of the part of Ruth. Mr. Cassaday's stage directing produced the illusion of rapid action from start to finish and the gorgeous costumes, also designed by Mr. Cassaday, gave additional life and movement to an already effective presentation. THE BAT