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

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SUZANNE MARIE SHAY Qf you ever happen upon a group of laughing, guish girls, you can be sure that our winsome, acious Susie is among them. Always gay, full life and mischief, Sue has provided her classmates h many an hour of mirth, especially when we tch her, wide-eyed, whole-heartedly giving cre- ice to our fantastic tales. Success will certainly be- g to Lauralton's good will ambassador to Europe. .I OAN BARBARA SATMARY Joan's generosity has been as infinite as her sense of humor and that accounts for her being liked so well. She is as interesting as she is interested and always willing to learn. Although knitting is new to joan she is determined to become as adept at it as she is at swinging a baseball bat. Her yellow con- vertible Qwith the top downlj will be a happy memory for many of us when we get to the looking back stage of our lives. .1 il,

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MARGARET AN N ROON EY One of Peg's delights is her beloved Virgil who always seems to hll in any spare minute she might have. However, minutes are few, since sports, Choral Club, and dramatics occupy so much of her time. It would be hard to forget the Peg o' our hearts and the spirit of fun she shared with all of us, fun that started way back in 5th grade at Lauralton. ' ' Ro-o-oe! CW 4 , WW I JAMA! ,f..Lu.f.L -dkgffl 'VXA- A-Lua.-r+uAU I l i x l l MARY ANN THERESE SAMORAJCZYK Attractive, sandy-haired Mary Ann is another on of '5l's quieter personalities admired by all of 1 for many reasons-her pleasant, friendly manne her competency in the performance of all duties ai just a few. Besides, Mary Ann is a songstress an who will not admit that music hath charm? With song in her heart and the constant though quiet jx she radiates Mary Ann won't have difficulty findir life worthwhile.

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f Wu. 7flJ-.- AM fzfvfn !?ft-.4- 7014-'fr' rf ,ffidsl 7 4j ROSEMARIE BERN DETTE SMETANA Vivacious Rosemarie is the lady of the golden hair, quiet smile and deep blue eyes. Among her many interests lies one of knitting argyles for that certain prepster and receiving letters from Williston Academy. Although at times a starry-eyed senti- mentalist Rosemarie's clever planning and capabil- ity indicate a future filled with personal success and happiness. ,5Jn1,4,4f . a,,.,,J ,d,f,t,fff,1,f.,1f ff. Quan' I ,liwf-F ' 6504-0, NANCY MARY SMITH Quiet, reserved, yet, always friendly, is our opti mistic Nancy. Is it Miss Jones or Miss Smith? is question which will not be forgotten quickly b either Nancy or any first-period-Religion Senior. Fc three years she waited for that back seat on M Bush's bus and now her daily inquiry is Is it wort the struggle? Nance's radiant smile will bring sul shine wherever she goes after diploma day. .,d,41,g,e444f find g ' DOM dy. 5