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

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Hey, Hey! what do you say, someone take that ball away! cry onlookers to Muriel Munson, Joanne Donovan and Patricia Kocienda. For the past four years in Queen of the Rosary, one of our favorite periods during the school hours was gym class. XVe profited greatly by the various exercises and sports. The popular mambo and cha-cha dance sessions were enjoyed by all. To Mrs. Dobbins and Mrs. Sotille we are most grateful. 4 I Seniors try their hands at Egyptian architecture. Physical Training is body building say: fl-rj 'lane Brandon, Ellen McNally, Arlene Daries. Standing fl-rj Joanne Burchell and Virginia Bohun.