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

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Happy journalists off to Villanova to get some new ideas are: fl-rj Barbara Auletta, Joyce Schrepfer, Pam Prime and Arlene Lorenzetti. l Bishop Wright converses with a group of our juniors who attended the Villanova Yearbook Conference. Cl-rj Pam Prime Barbara Auletta, Dawn Williams, Bishop Wright. Arleen I.o- renzetti and Patricia tilialien. The written word has always exerted a potent influence upon the conduct and character of readers. Teenagers, especially, are becoming increasingly aware of the power of the press. Here, at Q. R. A., our school publication, the Rosarian, is one of the central student activities. Responsibility for the newspaper is entirely en- trusted to the junior Class. The editor-in-chief, joyce Schrepfer, and her assistants are chosen by the moderator, Sister Mary Mark, O.P. They are ex- pected to exhibit a particular talent for writing, as well as initiative and exemplary Catholic conduct. The pages of our school quarterly are replete with humor, pathos, and inspirational editorials. Progress is an ever important factor in journalism. Consequently, our progress is indicated by a fuller knowledge ot' truth, evident in our present Catholic school publications. Viewing the new school camera are: fl-rj Ann Thibideau, Sharon Inman, Louise Holley, Dolores Hilliard and Pam Prime.

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So o astlo Ao 1evement Sophomore Leo Honor members include Dorothy Rind eanette Vilece eanne Vallar Mary Gannon Irene Wagenblast LEO HONOR SOCIETY The Leo Society is a diocesan society whose membership is comprised of Catholic boys and girls who are outstanding for their Catholicity moral leadership and scholastic achievement In accepting the gold and white circular pm we accept the responsibility as well as the privileges it entails Each Leo Honor student strives to encourage others to greater heights of charity and obedience Cenerally speaking a member is an all around Catholic lady or man It is his or her duty to uphold the high standards of the Society and exemplify courtesy school spirit and excellent behavior One of its primary aims is to employ the talents of its members to earn Catholic scholarships in Catholic colleges especially those offered by the state Thus progress in Catholic education is fos tered for in the world of tomorrow a college educa tion will be considered a prerequisite for success Valerie Lawler State Cham pion in the Catholic War Vet erans Essay Contest Finalist in Newsday Blind Date Contest and Tablet Essay County Win ner merits the congratulations of Q R A I l with Senior Leo girls discussing their pins are: Cl-r Valerie Lawler, Doris Blucher, Marilyn Wheaton. L