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

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WILLIAM SCl'll.-lCl-ITIG HIC M l,'S'I7l'lA l I HUSINIGSS VVoll! Wm-ll! f:lIONS who this isWN0, N03 noi Shylock. This is Jm- Dow- lor-OLII' hvlnvc-fl prusimlvnl. Wu silicon-ly In-liovv that hu was thx- in- spirauioxi for that !'n,mous ml-lorly leniillml 'l'h:Ll's wlic-ru my mom-y goes. As :L husinm-ss :rum hv could outsm-ll lhl- 'AiVit'I'i'h2l,lll ol' Vvnico. Il' g'l'1lClll2lil0ll mlvpl-mlm-fl on colluciing ilu- 1-lass rluvs, .lov would lmvv lwon gvxullmtm-ul in his Ihirsl yuzw. This is Bill Sohlichlig. He is better known :ls Slivli , not bv-cause 01' :my Ill'Ol'N'l1Siill'S of this sort, but lr.-cuurzu lhs- Slick is more easily vnunviutl-ll, as it wore, than Schlivh- tig. llill is six fm,-t om-, a good ful- low and is wvll lmvd by all his class- n'mtQs xi'no 1-nvy his high ::tL1nr1ing ' in school. VVQ shall miss his jump- ing: for thv Bzlsluxtlmll 'l 0zLm, jOSEPl-I DOWLER ' HlC1Vll'S'l'l+lAD - mfs1N1':ss

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FREDERICK STEINERT BELLMORE BUSINESS Eddie is the most intellucztuail in our class but alas, le plus pures- seux . He is the only mule repre- sentative from Valley Strezmi. Be- sides his intellectual ability he showed great athletic prowess as Captain of the Baseball Team. His hobbies are poetry and zwgumentzi- tion. His small, quiet presence has been with us for three years. Although IIOXV he' does not pz.i.l'l3im1lui'ly shluf- in scholustics, he would bu the Llur pupil if mechanics were thi- only subject, For he knows how to per- fect the parts ol' an Ilodge. Wi- hop-A he will not stop :tt aL Doalgu. EDWARD MEARNS l 1 VALL MY STR ICA M MEDICINE

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f X . Viv' 1 llltwll X.L.! lily l ' . r l il I f ' .N lllf it 'I r:i ci l. rfriiff l- N' f' AL G . J Xxgfv , tif. FAITHFUT, N ' i 0. l i ROYAL l E .,,s- A' T ElFIt'1CIEN'I' .li Su rinowr i-:nn l f ffl Ll 1 lf, l-lllM N1l'3 l 5, V V . , AGM Mo'ma:s'i' ' X J' Z A'MBI'l'lOl.'S ly X liPQl , . NOBLE 5 :mfg by Ah-QiT :' lrliliffqf- ' 'T ll V l Y-Y Lifgg, l' .u it W' .., . 4 ,fire Q 5 .h -fy A 572, 5-17-7 4 ing M L'f L71 lf ' ,r v .NX ,x ' Lv ' . y ' I Q tx L Freshmen '31 The Freshman Class of St. Agnes holds the record of being the largest class in the school. They began the year by taking a great interest in all school activities and especially the Girls' Basket Ball Team. They have played the teams of many schools, but sad to say have won only a few games. Nevertheless, all credit is due to the interest of the girls who made it possible to play these schools. During the year many socials were held which made the Freshmen acquainted with their numerous classmates, Sophomores, juniors and Seniors. One of our Freshmen brought honors upon the school by receiving honorable mention in a Religion Essay Contest. During the first term they were very active workers to raise money for their class and held many luncheons and cake sales, but due to the cries of other classes for a chance to run a few sales, the Poor Freshies had to bring their sales to a standstill. Nevertheless, they received this request very kindly and have been great supporters of all other sales run by their sister classes. The Freshmen have been the originators of the Girls' I-landball Team and of course, have started a new fad which has attracted the attention of many of the other classes. They have found great companionship in their junior Teacher, whom they have a hard time trying to surpass in this art. So far the Freshmen have proved themselves true students of St. Agnes' Academy and have upheld the name of the school. Good luck, Freshies, and may all your future years be as successful as your first.