Academy of Our Lady of Mercy - Lauralton Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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CAROL MARY CONHEADY Oh, so-o quiet, but oh, so-0 sweet is dainty, demure Carol. Her meek, pleasant smile denotes the underlying warmth of her whole personality. Gen- erosity and goodwill make her a particular favorite among the Senior boarders. Carol will seek success the quiet way, but nonetheless, she will achieve it. + Y., MARY JANE CORRIGAN Dignity, patience, friendliness and co-operatior are all descriptive of Mary Jane.. She has gainec recognition at St. Augustine's C. Y. O. with Laural ton's debating teams, and carried away honors in : Dale Carnegie Course. Success will come in the quiet determined way that we know Mary jane will seek.

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yew? if my it Wire J ROSEMARIE CHAPDELAINE g xyfflgrom ping-pong to basketball, lovable, happy Rose V excels in ability and good sportsmanship. That ever 4 uv ll faithful Anniversary Waltz provides her with a P I A piano solo whenever she is called upon to render MMM gl . JVJJPI cy' 0' Sw BETSY ELLEN COFFEY There's never a dull moment when mischievous, ollicking Betsy is around and her joyful spirit seems o take hold of everyone. The New Haven crowd on he 8:15 train would never be on time if it weren't or punctual Betsy and we can always count on her ense of humour to save the day. May it ever be thus! M M, tr one. A true friend at all times, Rose can never do enough for anyoneg consequently, she is a perfect hostess and those nights spent at 388 Swanson Avenue will be pleasantly remembered by all who shared in the fun. Peggy, wait for mel

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MARY . OUISE DAILEY ' activ rf , ' pant in many activities, La is it 'a i t - ll . d in our i with athletics and , N - 3 gs Q e is vivacious a iet way but her . u 1 5 v nes has n l er to be forgotten y a y e -nor ill s ever be as far as the lftfgf y W V .M eq., Nano sfo-0 .coals T m B' O' ..l,,LL Mow Mulch 'Nl blox-0 L H, Xgna, 0-an-wwoir tus. new 3... Q.. v--- K'--4' L va ,,. 54 A 40 si soo.: 2-0-ISW4' MAGN. .vt uv 0. ,moJAb, S 1g,,.,. .-s. 3 44 l I I O.lw-was S44 fa '5 'N M MA??rQlALlc:E.1h:xLbi:ifM M 'Mil Lua' M . . . . G 1 4lM':.x ary Alice is quickly becoming as good a globe- Ckksq, trotter as she has been a horse trainer. Being an ' ' expert rider, driver and traveler she will have no Cong trouble satisfying her ever growing wanderlust. Per- We haps what we enjoy most about Mary Alice is her 04 'L deep sincerity and genuine sense of humor, an un- sc: beatable combination. We know that whatever cor- ow ner of the world she finally settles in she will be ser- Venom! enely satished. 23