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

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.',,!,,., v, y, -pnsfv ' JL' NJ: 'lf' n 'G' , ,f n J if ' JO EL ABETH KLEINK ECHT Friendly, gracious and sincere our Joan is known for her industrious efforts in behalf of Lauralton and all its aspects, spiritual, scholastic, and social. She is the guiding light of a multitude of activities and her original ideas and artistic Hair are made safe by her steadfast fidelity to duty. Among other worth- while achievements her competent editorship of THE 1951 LAURALTON has proved that our faith in joan has not been futile. . . 61 ti be sw M' X 'J . Q2,0.frf'.1f,fm0-IJU f 7 'Ue ,,,1,Qf,.,7.. .a..f15, Q1 ff? def f - ,,w.f,,l1, M29 ,ivfgfv d J WWE y7M ' Aj, 1-dwg' .Vue , ,L ,Ui ZW! sZf7ff jg,7 Zu W' f ,lm WW MARY EL z BE H LAPKE Mary Beth is one of those quiet, steady workers nat makes teachers glad and classmates green-eyed, rr perseverance is always attractive. Her leisure loments and vacations are spent at Lake Zoar where, e suspect, lies the secret of the wholesome appear- ice that Mary Beth gives most of the time. It might :count too for that unassuming, nothing-phases-me :titude which gives her such an air of contentment, md which will be a source of delight to all the eople for whom she will help care when she gets to 2 the dental hygienist that she dreams of becoming.

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ELLEN MONICA KIERNAN Ellen came to Lauralton in her Junior year and has made her mark in three particular ways. Her artistic ability has not lain idle, her membership in Student Council has contributed to law and order and her warm unfailing sense of humor has made her a merry companion. We are sure such a com- bination of worthwhile abilities will lead to personal happiness and satisfaction. lf' ff' ,pf NANCY LOUISE KERNICK Tall, graceful and fair, Nancy has all the makings of a successful businesswoman. We will always asso- ciate Miss Kernick with her 1:15 dictaphone class. Danbury's gift to Lauralton, Nancy's hat will always be filled to the brim with true friend- ships, happiness and the good things of life.

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MADELINE KATHLEEN LEAHY In school or out, Madeline delights all with her graceful poise and charming manner . . . and her clothes are oh, so lovelyl' Those summers at Fair- held Beach provide many of us with memories of wonderfully good times, and few of the '51 ers will never forget that monologue about The Little Dutch Girl. Madeline aspires to the teaching profes- sion after New Rochelle' College days. DOLORES CARPENTER LISTRO Dolores has revealed herself to us at times as a perplexed scientist, a hardy, good-humoured mari- ner, a deeply expressive actress or an adept pianist. Such a combination of talents goes to make a unanimously admired and sought after person that '51 is proud to claim as its very own. Though her immediate plans for the future are hidden from the gaze of the multitude we know they are worthwhile ones because Dolores specializes in doing good things.