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

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J X X-.X iii 2-A President ...... ....... .... E L IZABETH HOFFMANN Vice-President .... ......... A LICE ECKERT Secretary ..... .... I QATHLEEN BARTHEN Treasurer ................ ........ M ARY DUNICAN CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Light Blue and White Tea Rose MOTTO-Palma non sine pulvere Z-B President ..... .........,. ....... R I TA EPPIG Vice-President .... ..... O RACE DALTON Secretary ..... .... N 'IRGINIA KELLY Treasurer ................ ..... A DRIAN MAXWELL CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and White White Rose MOTTO-Labor omnia vincit

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0 X i ' c X.Lf 1' 'W it if ,T l T '- finji A K shwr- Juniors '29 The juniors of St. Agnes are one ol the most popular classes ol the school. Each pupil individually has offered his and her services in making a name for the class and school. They are represented in all school activities, and it we look into the class history We shall find that they have carried this record for three years. We hope they leave as good a record when they leave the school on graduation. Many of the juniors have been very ambitious, and if they continue to be successful, will have finished their high school course in three and one-halt years. Bridge seems to be the outstanding hobby of most ol the young ladies in this class and it is the common idea that they are practicing to enter a contest. If so, they have the good wishes of all their friends because we all realize the torture they have gone through during their practice games. The class as a body held a bridge party which was well attended by all the other classes. As a concluding wish, all We can say is that we hope the juniors will meet the best of luck in their Senior Year and will never forget their dear old Saint Agnes.