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

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OFFICICRS Maureen Rietly, Rita Xgostina, Mary Lou Dailey, l'n'.virIf'r11s,' Rosemarie Smetana. Patricia Kearns. Gwendolyn Bober, Src- l'I'fl1I'il'.Yf Sister Catherine Mary, A !lt'i.v1'r. Activities sponsored by the Biology Club during the school year in- clude annual visits to the Peabody Museum, projects and posture contests nature walks, and weekly movies. , This year five of its Senior members won honorable mention awards in the National Xvestinghouse Science 'IiZllCIll Contest. These were the only Connecticut awards made by the judges. ' Glam Chemistry clubs are class organizations concerned chielly in extending the student's knowledge to the lives and discoveries ol outstanding scientists. Short timely talks concerned with advances oi our Atom Age or other current topics are fol- lowed by group discussions. 5-Xa OFFICERS Kay Fleming, Peggy Dudley. I'resirle1ztsg Mary Ann Dailey A ' ' rol Carol Damiels, Vice-P1'f'.mIe'11Is,' Dolores Listro, Cla james, Szfcrelrtrizfsg I-'rances jones, Margaret Mary Kline LlIll'IlI'il1lI.Vf Sister M. Herman joseph, Arlzfiser.

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'7!1e 7 ' Re-organization of THE THESPIANS proved to he a successful undertaking in the sphere of extra-curricular activities. The spirit of enthusiasm which welded together this group reward their ellorts which in the case ol' the Freshmen-Father- Daughter-Get-Acquainted Party resulted in the acquisition of new stage props and lighting equipment. Theater trips pro- vided the members with First hand appre- ciation of the best in modern entertain- ment, and the objective ol' THE THES- PIANS was realized in its own presen- tation of a choric pageant for Christmas in which everyday prohlems were solved at the foot of the lNIadonna in the light of Divine Truth. OFFICERS Nancy Relihan. PH'SI.I1I'7Iff Elilaheth Kcllty Inf Pwsz dent: Rosemary Shea, Sernflary: Marcia 9 tble Llu tbeth Shay, T1'!'H.S1l7'I'l'Sj Sister Peter Marie, Directm AT THE FOOT OF THE MADONNA

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7f1e qaencfz Glad The French Club, formed by enthusiasts of the Senior French class, gives new meaning to regular class work as tales of trips abroad are related or discussions of varied customs are conducted. OFFICERS Margznet I'illlf.fl'l'Zllll, I'rexizImit: llarliara Ham- mond, Vire-I're.u'1Ier1l: Rosemarie Cliapdelaine, I f u'roll Trefllszlrf' Miss Sf'1'I'f'll1 rv: ltlzugare .. , . , - I ! D df , ,I MaryCuss.Ar115x.t1'r. fi. , W I I . yi! .,J 5 af ,l 'I 4 fig tl N 9 Ak t 1 1 ' L -f V. ,Ji V ,, I , 5 V. Y V J J it I E K 1 I A v 2 D I '-' lt 'v ' 5 f l l f ff, J. L 9 ' Tb M .f ' ' J f'l'. rf 4' I l N 9 ., I X Ji 4 or 1 N , I Y 1 i J. Q V 1 , l f , L 4 t Af W ' l t 1 OFFICERS Marx l-Illen Fitzgerald. l'r1'.virlenIg Margaret Mary Sister M. Imelda, Adviser. Kline, Secretary, - 90 .fel fbemodelled French Catholic culture is the main in- terest of Les Deinoisellesu who have chosen St. Therese of Lisieux as patron. Recordings of French conversation and , tizations, movies and film- strips are some of the activities of the monthly meetings which are conducted entirely in Frerlch. music drama