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

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SAT T ABT ES PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM Attention, Studentsl Pleasel There will be a Student Council Dance on Friday. The Public Address System, installed in St. Aqnes School throuah the efforts of the Student Council, supported by the whole' hearted cooperation of the Student Body in a successful magazine drive, has made nec- essary schoolfwide announcements a mat- ter of a few moments' time. No Marathon runners tperhaps to their chaqrinl are needed to speed messaqes from class to class. TYPING There is nothinq more requisite in business than des patch. Addison. ln our typing classes, we find not only the student Who plans a business career, but also the prospective musician, artist, poet, lawyer. lt is a most useful subject, an aid to every man. CHEMISTRY Wliat cannot art and industry perform, When science plans the progress of their toil! Beattie. We are told that qreat thinas are achieved only with much difficulty, and then they illuminate the world. ln our chemistry classes, perhaps we nurture the embryonic Mesdames Curies of tomorrow.

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THE FAC LTY MOTHER M. PETRA Principal SISTER M. AGNES EUGENE Art, French, Latin SISTER M. BERNADETTE CONCEPTA Bioloqif. Chemistry, Physics R SISTER MARY DE I.oURDES Ap, 7 ,Ld Q B? Commercial, English, Religion SISTER M. DCLORES ROSAIRE Latin, Religion SISTER FLORIAN MARIE English SISTER M. FRANCIS IEROME Mathematics, Religion SISTER M. IOHN FRANCES Commercial, English, Religion SISTER MARY IORDAN A ,, . ,ff English, History, Librarian 7 X fuvfww W SISTER M. MARGUERITE History, Religion SISTER M. OCTAVIA Chemistry, Mathematics, Religion SISTER M. REDEMPTA French, Religion SISTER RUTH MIRIAM Spanish, Religion f , , D I W SISTER M. TERESITA -'j w.f01' WK- 7r.144f4f'-.' E- - Civics, History, Religion MISS BARBARA EICH Mathematics MISS FRANCES VOGEL Music MADAM MARIE LE BRUN Physical Education ALBERT RENNA COSIMO DE PIETTO Band Education 19

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AT WUHH LIBRARY Hooks are those faithful mirrors that reflect to our minds the minds of sages and heroes. -Gibbon. Ruskin says that many of us vainly try to cultivate the friendship of contemporary great men, while on our book shelves, the greatest men of all times, patiently await an opportunity to converse with us. Carlyle maintains that the true university of today is a collection of books. GEOMETRY lt a man's wits he wandering, let him study the niatliematics: for in demonstrations, if his Wit be called away ever so little, he must begin again. lohnson, We envy the alert scholar who finds propositions, corollaries, axioms, and orig- inals his nieat and drink . However, dili- gent application to a difficult subject is re- paid by a sweetly cherished victory at the end of the course. MUSIC We love music for the buried hopes, the garnered memoiius, the tender feelings it can summon at a touchf' Music! the speech of angels! the sooth- ing, healing balm for the ills of everyday life! lt sweeps the dust from the paths we trod, it is a rainbow heard not seen.