Queen of the Rosary Academy - Regina Yearbook (Amityville, NY)

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HI W RY We tu Trut S Sensor I under the superusron of Srster Mary Mark OP contrnues explorrng the forty erght states Leona Robus and Denrse Anderson debate the forergn ard program -48 Semors lrsten attentrxely as Sergeant Hrckman and hrs crew explarn mrssrle opera tions at the Nrke Base rn Amrtyxrlle Freshmen II appear to apprecuate Srster M Vrrgmras Crtrzen I'du catron class , e o 0 0 Q1 1 11 , Y. . . ,, I W . . - . 2 T AL 4 I f

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rravit . . . The sharlng of electrons baffles Maureen Hubert Betty Maune Mary jane Raexhle and Gall Harnett 7 Freshmen proudly dnsplay thelr Brology folders for our photographer Por the mayorrty nf us scrence becarre a new held of endeaxor In brology we un locked the door to the world around us Wk became famnlrar wrth the secrets of new lute and the buddrng of Cod s creatron from the larg st mammal to the tnmest mrcrobe We were beset by another chgllenge ID our umor year wxth Physncs the study of matter and energy xntangrble o ects yet real Innally we embarked on another adxenture whrch brought us to new horrzons of knowledge by dlscoxerrng the methods by whrch manltxnd has made the world a better place IO whlch o Int through Chemzstry The Senxors expenmentlng rn the Lab 2 3 4 7 X ,A , All A y so M fe ff l. ! ' l l ' l , I 1 V-. yr by Q V I :. ,Q Y ' 4 ' v y ' V A . V, t I .4-

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That Nlalee ur ation Great . . . Sophomores learn the pros and cons of Com- munism from Sister Mir- the American Obse iam Leone, O.P. Seniors enjoy reading rver, especially the jokes. Freshman IV finds So- cial Studies an interesting and revealing subject. 11 Fascinated by the his- tory of peoples in other lands. Freshmen II are attentive to the object les- son presented by: fl-rj Gerralyn Markey, Mari- anne Sutcliffe and Diane Wfashburne. lr is hardly conceivable now, how we Srniors pictured History as a dull subject just four short years ago. Our first year found us delving deep into the actual functionings of our government, vvhile the second semester entailed the origin and colorful events of every nation in the world, Our third and fourth years found us listening, enthralled, as our teachers brought to life for us every vivid page in the annals of our own American History. 49