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

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H elen' Kiley Lynbrook Z V Ambition To ,preserve order at class meetings Famous Words '5Has anyone any suggestions? Helen Kiley has demonstrated her keen executive ability as class president during the Senior year. However, her rule has never been tyrannicalg on the contrary, Helen has always, held the full confidence of the class, in any project she has in- augurated. These features, together with her omnipresent smile, have won Helen her undying popularity. Ambition To put Lindenhurst on the map Famous Words V aawuzn Elvina is one of those girls to whom a nickname cannot be applied. She is called 'GE1vina hy teachers 'and classmates. She displayed exceptional histrionic ability as Ethel', in the Senior Play. Elvina hails from Lindenhurst, hut you wouldn't tliink 'it to watch her, for she's several decades ahead of it in intelligence and demeanor. Elvina Walker Linclenliurjst Frances Kelly U Ambition To speak louder Famous Words I want to catch the early train Frances 'has been with us only a year but what a shame, we didn't know what We were missing for three years. Frances is one ofthese quietg spftspoken people who seem to gain your confidence wfrom the very first time you meet. So Frances is one of the bunch, and has proven a great pal. Bayport 16

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The name of Eleanor Busch is on every music lover's lips, for her rich soprano voice has thrilled millions of listeners. Miss Busch re- ceived the greatest ovation ever accorded an artist, when, after singing before the microphone of a radio station recently, she received letters from. every part of the universe and from every class of humanity, congratulating her on her magnificent vocal gifts. Miss Busch attri- butes her success to careful training of her voice even at high school. Helen Ca1'liH has played the leading roles on the New York stage for twelve years. Her histrionic endeavors have delighted thousands of theatre-goers who enjoy talented performances. , Helen Smith, portrait painter of international repute, who has painted portraits of the last four Presidents, is now at work on her fifth Presidential portrait. Mildred Conran, head of twenty garment shoppes in various cities, practically dictates the fashions for New York society. Miss Conran has just returned from her annual trip to Paris, where her work has gained her much fame. . Among the speakers of the evening were the five male members of the same class of graduates: Richard Edel, vice-president of the Lucky Strike Cigarette Corpora- tion, delivered an interesting speech, his main topic being the bene- ficial results of moderate smoking. Robert Fisher, criminal detective, thrilled the ladies by recalling his experiences in dealing with dangerous criminals. Mr. Fisher recently gained fame by disarming and capturing two fugitives single- handed. He is now at work on the famous. McGrew case. . Jacob Koehler, physicist and general scientist, explained to the ladies the details of the electric automobile, which he has just per- fected. He also graciously answered questions which the ladies asked him regarding science. Albert Jacobs, construction engineer, explained the process of build- ing ra ,sixty .story office building. Mr. Jacobs has just completed his fifth! building of that height ini New York, and has started two in Baldwin, another rising metropolis. An unusual event occurred when Charles Edgette, vice-president of the Webster Dictionary Company, arose. Mr. Edgette began his talk thus: Whe11 our antediluvian, aboriginal progenitors, experienc- ing insidious anilnadversion by amalgamating hydrocephalus of ii' :W -but he was unable to continue, for, with cries of anger and an occa- sional missile sent in his direction, the ladies expressed' their utter disapproval and another speaker was substituted. Charles Edgette. 15

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Mildred Conran Baldwin Ambition To keep hair out of her eyes Famous 'Words i'Oh, Margaret? Who's our Senior with ther black hair falways well and often combedj, blue eyes, and happy disposition? Straight forward, A willing and ambitious, we have all enjoyed her four years' friendship. Goodluck to you, Mildred, at -training school, and remember if,you remain Never moody for' a hit, Never gray but full of wit, Always happy and so gay, Other folks will like your way. Ambition To see Mildred keep hair out of her eyes V I, Famous Words A ares, ' Mildred Who is 'our most serene senior? N03 it is not' hand to fuess-it,s Mar aret. T , . fs . E 0 Margaret, anger, fault-finding, meanness or sarcasm ,are unknown. Margaret seems to be able to respect some particular good i everyone. Shel is the kind that Mthe -longer you know herfthe better you like her. Margaret and Mildred are the -Tonatha and David of the class. ' 'Teace and tranquility, Her greatest ability. I1 31 . Margaret Tonry Baldwin Matlzilda Sorrentino Rockville Centre I Ambitionf To become a great violinist Famous Words Where's the rest 0' that? Meat is one of our classmates whom we shall never forget' She has been with us since our freshman days and has always shown her skill in athletics. She is' now leader of the St. Agnes excellent orchestra and could easily steal anybody's heart with her fiddle and how. We will always remem- ber that dear little ulrislf' girl of the senior play, Peg O' My VHeart. 17