St Agnes School - Lamb Yearbook (Rockville Centre, NY)

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1 , ' 'r--'f? t'1v n .1 an 0 ' 1 4i'. -1 In Y more in - A. go' M-,,,. 51-74. f-- s CLASS 1A OFFICERS President ............... Edna Leonard Treasurer ............... John Bracken Vice President ............ Alice Eckert Secretary .......... Elizabeth Hoffmann COLORS-Green and Silver FLOWER-Pink Carnation MOTTO-- Vincit Qui Patiturv

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E CLASS 1B A OFFICERS- Presiclent .' ................. Rita, Eppig Treasurer ......... ..... H elErE1.Ritfbt' Vice President. ....... Patrice Donovan Secrepary I ................. James :Kelly COLORS-Blue and White . FLONV.ER1+Red Rose. if MUTTO-'6Vix1cit Qui Patiturn

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Twenty Years From Now It is now 1947. All the bright predi.ctions for the future., which were voiced at graduation, have come true. I At the annual dinner of the New York State Business Women's Society, it was interesting to note that one table was reserved for members of Class '27 of St. Agnes. Academic School of Rockville Centre. This class was represented by thirteen women engaged in all forms of commercial endeavor. These include-politics, art, literature, sport, 'agriculture and various other pursuits. The following comprised the table: Mayor Kiley of Lynbrook, a metropolis of tive hundred thousand inhabitants. Mayor Kiley is one of the leading diplomats of the day. She has twice been appointed by the President as foreign minister of the United States to European courts. Marian Elberfeld, M. A., Ph. D., dean of St. Mary's, the greatest woman's college in Arnerica. Doctor Elberfeld is the recognized authority on Greek and Latin 'and has compiled extensive works on these subjects. Doctor Elberfeld secured Marian Myers as physical director for her college, seven years ago. Four times since then., Miss Myers, her- self a famous professional player, l1as guided the girls of St. Mai-y's to the National Intercollegiate Basketball Championship. Margaret Ze1netra,,the famous barrister., has just received an appoint- ment as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the State. Thus, one more trophy is added to her long list of political appointments, which she has served so well. Miss Zemetra is a probable Democratic Can- didate for Governor in the 1948 election. Frances Kelly, noted playwright, has just written another musical comedy. Three of Miss Kelly's comedies are at present enjoying suc- cess on the New York stage, while huge royalties are being paid for amateur productions everywhere. Josephine Schilo, president of the American Art Society, and con- noisseur in almost every branch of art has completed many rare paint- ings and sculptures during the last decade. Matilda Sorrentino, violin maestra, has just returned from a tour in Europe, where she played before seven of the royal families. The humorous stories of Elvina Walker, which appear in magazines throughout the country, have delighted thousands. Her rare Wit and humor and the colloquial speech of her characters are being retold daily by thousands. Margaret Tonry has attained greatest success in iiower study. She has developed many classes of hybrids and cluster flowers, and has worked incessantly towards the adoption of National Flower Week, observed throughout the country.. 14