Saddle River Day School - Retrospect Yearbook (Saddle River, NJ)

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There 's science as well as art in acting. -ggiielfsiirl , ,gill,.glf'1.i- i' NINA. fstretching out her arm towards TRIGORIN, with her Hst clenchedj. Odd or even? TRIGORIN. Even. .....-. NINA. lwith a sighj. Wrong. l had only one pea in my hand. I was trying my fortune whether to go on the sage or not. l wish someone would advise me. TRIGORIN. its impossible to advise in such a matter. From THE SEAGULL by ANTON CHEKHOV STACY KEACH rules the world. W ali l if Oh most noble and worthy world! I will'st declare upon myself the most befitting title of Eccentric Actress. Be it known that I wilI'st be housed in yonder wilds. Ah! Tis life to do what one can not. Thus, let it be made clear to thou that a most honourable professor of the sacred sciences is to me as-the rays of the glimmering sun that doth shine through the deathly fall of rain. The success in one lies birth to the things he hath experienced in the grandeurof life. Hence, the New jersey Shakspeare Festival and the University of New Hampshire Summer Repertory Theatre and its persons thereof give way to mine strengthening of character. Lastly, never will l forgeteth the times which I hath had in these halls of supreme knowledge: the pulication or such, the small man with'st the large heart, and the misery of failure in the tasks of a chemist. The memories have therefore become imbedded in me, and are as much of me as mine own soul itself. . The hand that holds the doorknob PROFESSOR LAUREL R. WALUM Page 65