Adelphi Academy - Adelphic Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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JUDY AIBEL Almighty Henven is not indijerent to those whose hearts are earnest. Ardent worker on the AIJELPHIC staff this year, Judy has also made other contributions to the seniors by piling up scores on the class teams, especially basketball, and by being a faithful teller at the bank. Judy is very fond of riding, ping-pong, her cute little brother, and French. In fact, she hopes some clay to become a translator. ' FREDERICK ALBRECHT Talk of music only to a musician. This philosophic gentleman seated in the back row of the study hall is the senior vice-president, manager of the football and basketball teams, and photography editor of the ADELPHIC. Extremely alert socially, our accomplished pianist will undoubtedly profit by his dis- tinguished career on the ADELPHIAN when he takes up the pen of a dramatic writer after college. MARGARET AVE RY . When we see men of worth, we should think of equal- ing them. Maggie, this year's ADELPHIAN editor-in-chief, is an all around student, as witnessed by her scholastic, athletic, and extra-curricular accomplishments. Elected to Cum Laude, winner of a coveted varsity blazer, class secre- tary, and president of Phi Gamma and the G.A.A., Margaret will surely leave behind an enviable record when she leaves for Mfellesley next fall. A