Staten Island Academy - Academia Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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'E i' THE LOTTERY by Brainard Duffield. Directed by Barry Dress People get set in a Way of doing things and you can't change them. . . . It takes aibrave man to say what he thinks - when egery'2Qfne's against him. . . . Nobody shows ripegt for the ceremony. . . . We don't want to upset tradition anymore than we have to. . . . I hate to see the children taking part in grown-up things. . . . When a custom has been handed down from generation to generation, it must be good. . . . Without you here, we would have been cc laughing stock. . . . ,ml fs:-5:-li

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WAKE UP IN LOVE by Shubert Fendrich. Directed by Peter Cowen l can't help it it I have the best hands in town . . . I'm a puck, you know, a sprite like a elf or cr goblinf' . . . Sleep thou, sleep now, and who 'ere awakens thee shall become thy own true love through all eter- nity. . . . I still do cut a rather neat figure, no college boy, mind you, but a neat figure. . . . That's the trouble with civi- lization. The girl just has to sit back and wait . . . and hope her man wakes up to what's going on '. . . before it's too late. . . . Let's not fight this feeling Mrs. Mulligan. Darling, come here into my arms. . . . if V S!-A.. HAMA CLUB Rb

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