Pace University - Legend Yearbook (New York, NY)

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and diretted hy lfatulty Advisers Mr. jack 12. Venema and Mr. Rohert M, Dell, in tollahoration with a Student Direttor chosen from the mem- hers of the tluh. The Student Director of Our Town was Miss lflorenee Bailis. lfxteptional performanees demand retognition, and the Torthhearers, realizing this, award a trophy to the hest male and female performers of eath produttion. The trophy, in miniature, is pre- sented to the respective performers, and their names are inserihed on the major trophies whith are on display in the Pate College Lihrary. The award for Our Town will he presented at the end of the Spring Term to Miss Corinne Vitale for her portrayal of limily Wfehh, and to Mr. lfugene ,li XVojtiethowski for his role of the Stage lXl.lIl.l1LIt'l'. XlUith the thought in mind that the more a person knows of the theater the hetter his per- formante, the Tortlihearers have invited well known personalities to the tollege for informal distussions on the different prohlems tonfronting the present day theater. Last semester's speaker was lfrantis Lederer, star of l5roadway's Arms and the Man. Witli their most retent sueeess, The Man Wfho flame to Dinner, the 'Iorthhearers stored again. Rave notiaes for lfuggene Xxfoieieeliowski, Stage Man- ager ot Our Town. limily, lemale lead in Hur 'l'oxxn, as wonder- tully portrayed ln Miss Corinne Vitale. 'mums .-xxx, Iesse l.ex'ine. portraying Stinipson, the drunken Choir Master. 'l'he XXfimmint'olk. Helena Turteltauh, sloyte Roherts. and Renee Roherts, tome home from choir prattite at night, as the youthful lovers gaze out their Hhedroom wintloxx's. 99

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r 3 I E l 'iiifitttf' li 5 i S l I l Tense moment from Alumni Hall production of Heat Lightning. Turchbearers ii OUSE lights down . . . Eoots up . . . Bring in the spots . . . Curtain! Props and costumes are given a hurried, last minute check. Prompters scurry to their behind-the-scenes posi- tions. Amid this general confusion, the curtain opens, and . . . THE TORCHBEARERS PROUDLY PRESENT . . . another hit! The Torchbearers is one of the older and better known organizations at Pace College, and has enjoyed success in every venture. Organized in 1948, the Torchbearers have presented such plays as: The Torchbearersu Qtaking the title of that play as their official organization namejg Night of January 16th,'g You Can't Take It with You , Guest in the House , Too Many Girls , and, their latest production, The Man Who Came to Dinnerf' The plays to be presented are chosen by a com- mittee made up of members of the Torchbearers, and the roles are awarded on the basis of com- petitive readings. The clubls efforts are guided Miss Corinne Vitale and Henri Peslin as Emily and George in the famous Soda Fountain Scene. Top 1-ou'--W. Reale, W. Scheckel, A. Lipke, L. Goodman, H. Rabinaw, M. Grossman, L. Kobb. Middle row-V. Cirone, H. Woehrle, P. Slozowski, C. Crawford, J. Roberts, D. Vogel, J. Shamaly, J. Messing. R. Marquis, R. Peterson, M. Langbord. Bailom row-Mr..j. Venema, E. Wojciechcrwski, C. Vitale, H. Turteltaub, AR gaeliiman, R. Roberts, F. Bailis, V. Draper, Mr. . e .

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The Press goes to hed. V. Draper, R. Kaufman. E. Goldhirsch, A, Campo, copy staff. The Pate Press liditorain-chief Frank C. Demarest. RGANIZED in April, 1948, the PACE COL- LEGE PRESS has grown from a monthly to a bi-weekly, and is now published on a weekly basis. Frank C. Demarest, inheriting the editorship from Perry C. Vascellaro, moved up from Copy Editor to assume the responsibility of producing the first weekly undergraduate publication. julian Nicholas was named Editors Assistant and served as liaison between the Administration and the Press. Roy Kaufman became Copy Editor, and his was the monumental task of assigning stories and hounding the reporters to make the deadline. The Feature Staff, producing Observations, the Faculty and Student Portraits, Night Owl, and many other by-lined articles, was responsible for diverting the news stories into a more interesting vein by in- cluding student personalities. This staff functioned without an editor until the Spring Term when Ernest Goldhirsch assumed the position of Fea- ture Editor. The Sports Editorship was handled by Bob Zis- kind, who in addition to BreeZing, was responsible