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

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PATRICIA FRANCES FINNEGAN Quiethand reserved Pat can be described as patience personified. No matter what the circumstances may be, Pat remains cool as the proverbial cucumber at all times. Although she has not decided on a career yet, at least as far-as we can discover, it will be marked by success because that's the kind of girl we know Pat is. N-N. I MARGARET MICAELO FITZGERALD Fitz as she is known to most of her classmates, has one of the winning personalities we all envy. Not a stranger to any of us, Fitz nevertheless, finds time for school work, fand a sizeable portion of it at thatj sports and many outside activities. The linguist of our class, Peg plans to major in languages. vi

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TH ERESE DOLORES FERRIO Beneath I,auralton's lofty towers since second grade, Tessie leaves a vacancy here which will not be hlled quickly. Her hearty laughter and vivacious way have brought many good times to her class- mates. Whether she centers her life in the laboratory or oflice, originality and independence will lead to wortltwhile achieventent, we know. ANN FRANCES DOUGIELLO Cheerful, lively Ann is never without either her car or Peggy. Noted for that innocent air we often hear Ann saying, I don't understand . Her carefree manner is always accompanied by her contagious laugh but because of her sincerity and thoughtful- ness, we know that Ann will be the efficient nurse she hopes to be after graduation.

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g'5ws. i Wiiywwil. N . XU,yiifi 0ii5ri9iN FLYNN A ak-liztirecl, brown-eyed Barbara is a real Irish coleen who loves fun and driving. We'll never forget the tail end of her half-finished argyle that was always seen trailing out from under her arm. If her family has a coat of arms, it surely must include four knitting needles. With all her love of fun however, Barb can handle serious moments and situations astonishingly well. That's why her future promises to be bright. I it rftffgd CLAIRE ELIZABETH FLEMING When vivacious, good natured Kay is mentioned I two things automatically come to mind-the Dodgers, who could never exist without her loyal support, and her quick wit which the Lord bestowed upon her in abundance. A girl of many talents, she is right at home entertaining her host of friends or playing Pasteur in the Chem Lab. Kay plans to follow in her father's footsteps by making dentistry her career.