Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Actors: Seated Left to Right-C. Edwards. T. Kerekes. D. Smith. A. May. R. Starrs, Mr. C. G Algxer SI Moderator: I. Keefe, R. Gordon. K. Nygren, I. Chambers, R. McGrath. Mr. Algier, S.I., o DRAMATICS The curtain did not rise for the Players and Revelers Guild this year until the winter season. The autumn activity was devoted to the production of the Radio Dramas, in which both the Director of Dra- matics, Mr. Algier, SI., and the members of the Guild took part. However, at the Christmas assembly the house lights dimmed and the parted curtain disclosed the colonial setting for Mistress Castle- maine's Dinner. This one-act play, produced to perfection, gave the students a foretaste of the fine performances to come. ln April, a One-Act-Play Night featured two comedies and a seri- ous piece in which Smith, Graham, Dyer, Kerekes and Nygren por- trayed leading roles. The Spring Play, Cyrano de Bergerac, was given in May and cli- maxed a successful season. All the members' of the Guild participated, with many giving their final performances in the famous play. Keefe as Cyrano, Kerekes as Roxane, Smith as Christian performed notably Well in the major roles. A supporting cast of 30, by giving a laudable performance, amply repaid their Director, Mr. Algier, SI., for his tire- less efforts and gave great promise of future dramatic triumphs. Uflines the Plav for the actors. u Q - e stage crew Seated Left to Right: T. Nagle. I. Chambers I Kane I Cam panella, T. Pyne. Standing: Mr. C. G. Algier SI Those handy men behind the scenes th