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

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MAUREEN TH ERESE REIDY Unanimously we associate versatility and Danny Boy with this Irish lass whose interests are universal, extending from Sodality functions, to music, to dra- matics and on and on ad infinitum. She is serious minded, greatly concerned for everyone and always ready and willing to lend the well known Reidy hand which accounts for her valuable contributions to the '51 Lauralton?HighlightsUand every other school function. Maureen would never allow success to by-pass her. MARGARET MARY RELIHAN This tiny, congenial girl, known to her friends as Babe , dresses with meticulous good taste and talks with a quick, matter-of-fact wit. A member of the ranks of argyle knitters, Marge is also a basketball enthusiast. The ellicient ambition which Marge has displayed while working as a clerk after school gives promise of the First place she will win in the business field.

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pod. ,5- J 444,94 afar.. ,.L... .660 7 ' V ANN LOUISE RELIHAN A member in good standing of Pulie, Quick and Relihan, Inc. , Nancy's constant plea is Wait a minute, p-l-e-a-s-el This cheerful and lively first- president of the Thespians has chosen the stage for a future career but, in the more immediate future Nancy seems headed for Washington D. C. to con- tinue her education. We know she'll be well-liked wherever she goes because that's the way we've known her. . ,L A .r,4,.a12. u..fJL- -fchaf ,e,ftf,+-4 f' ,Lek 'fl-if -A di k V fa' -g3K?044'l-A111 15? J'-0--V 1714.1- L-I C573 ,,,cw,!,. , .Mg ef 1 wfifif' ROSEMARIE BARBARA ROLLERI Being naturally quiet and reserved, Rosemarie is ten seen but seldom heard. Vou can't start an gument with Rosemarie is what her friends say out her, and the comment seems to best describe r unending patience. A business career is calling d a successful one it will be if her school days are y indication of the type of work she will do. 47