Adelphi Academy - Adelphic Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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DEDICATION Mr. John Stigi A cheerful smile, a pleasant word, and a friendly remark are typical of Mr. Stigi's personality. To you, Mr. Stigi, we, the Class of 1957, dedicate this yearbook as our Oscar for your invaluable direction during our performance on the Adelphi stage. We were always able to find you backstage for an additional bit of advice after the showg you helped train the actors and create the scenery. Slowly, the curtain closes after the long run of a most successful play, which you, Mr. Stigi, did much to make memorable. Five

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Four PRODUCER In thc language of the theater, the production known as Secondary Education will be closing at the end of the school year for the Class of 1957. The same cast will open again in new endeavors in September, although the actors will be in many places. These new productions, called College, will be exacting and difficult, but they promise to be profitable runs. To the members of the Class of 1957: I should like to wish you success and happiness as you take on new roles in education. If you remem- ber that sincerity and hard work are essential for success in learning, as well as on the stage, your performances in the future should bring you prosperity and applause in full measure. EDWARD W. HATHAWAY

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Fred V. Bruch We might have never learned our parts had it not been for you, Mr. Bruch! Your knowledge, leadership, and, above all, your patience in guid- ing us so wisely, have led us to this triumph. Isabel Corcoran Miss Corcoran, as a director, you contributed your experience and helpful ability. As a friend, you gave your kind, understanding, and friendly advice. We, the Class of 1957, take this oppor- tunity to thank you.