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

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DOROTHY ANN STEMPEL Dorothy, sweet and helpful, came to us from St. in Nepomocene School in Bridgeport and has al- Is been a credit to it. Her efficiency and neatness very much envied by her fellow business students. excellent seamstress, she was on the costume imittee of the Choral Club's annual operetta. Her ns for the future include a promising business Wt MJ My BARBARA MARIE SPEER A credit to Cicero and Virgil is our charming, attractive Barbara who carried off State Latin honors during her Junior year. Her keen sense of reason and understanding has helped to clear up many a problem, both in class and out. Grace and warmth are personified in our petite Irish colleen who is endowed with a lovely speaking and singing voice, but then, we must confess, her gifts are many. Q ,.- .-

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WW We We Q 1 f5fZ,1Ze+.g...... To know Pat even casually is to admire her whole- heartedly. As president of the A. A., Pat has had many duties which sl1e performed skillfully and cheerfully. Her bright spirit and quick wit make her a favorite among her classmates. Capable and sincere, yet at the same time fun loving, Pat has proved to be generous and dependable. The class of '51 wishes its future M. D. all the success which she truly deserves. CLASS OFFICERS President Ann enemann Vice Plesldent, Suzanne Shayg Secretary Maiy Foley Treasurer Gwen Bober.