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

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Beverly Tanner, Pat McCreery, and Pat Muratori find the answer in the reference books. THE LIBRARY jean Audisio, Marcia Fodor, Kathy Lally and Pat McCreery browse in the fic- tion library. A studious group - Barbara Blohm, Mona Kamy- kowski, Susan Burk. The Catholic Book Week Committee - Jean Audisio, Pat Muratori, Kathy Lally, Roberta Gal- lagher, Pat Rapp - examine the newly-arrived book lists.

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THE LIBRARY Seat of Wisdom, all these rows and rows of books share the Truth with thee is the aspiration and the inspiration of the Library Club of Lauralton. Under the guidance of Mary, Our Lady of Letters, the club publishes The Reading Lamp, a special newspaper which helps to keep the faculty and the students informed of the various library activi- ties. Included in this paper are informative reviews and the list of newly-acquired books. The library is a gold-mine when we have digging to do. It is here one finds seniors earnestly poring through scientific periodicals for chem cards,', or gathering material for oral reports in English, here the-juniors do research for biology projects. The sophomores investigate the life and times of Julius Caesar, and the freshmen discover interesting facts in World History. But research for assignments is not the only reason that students frequent the library, for the rows and rows of books also offer material for relaxation and enjoyment. LIBRARY OFFICERS AT WORK: Maureen O'Brien, Vice-President, previews a new filmstripg Kathryn Coviello, Treasurer, types catalog cardg Judy Pinto, President, verifies informationg Rosa DeLauro, Secretary, puts Lauralton Library imprint on new books, Patricia Rapp, Historian, processes books just back from the bindery. The book we have been waiting for! ' Eileen Bruzas at the deskg Peggy O'Neill and Sharon Thaler charge out books. Judy Pinto, Joanne Tucci, Roberta Gallagher file records

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HIGHLIGHTS The staffs of Highlights, the official news publication of Lauralton Hall, by main- taining journalistic standards, aim to uphold Christian principles through their editorials, news coverage, and features. Their efforts to attain perfection have once again gained an All-Catholic award, annually given to best Catholic school papers by the National Catholic Press Association. Higbliglm, through the combined efforts of the news, feature, sports, copy and makeup, art, circulation and exchange, typing, picture and advertising staffs, is published four times yearly. Each year staff appointments are eagerly sought by seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. The appointments are made each fall after the previous spring's applicants are considered on the basis of interest, ability, and responsibility. Covering everything from spiritual counsel to the latest records, from club news to Corn Patch, the paper is a source of enjoyment and interest to all its readers. Roberta Gallagher, Feature Co-Editor, Mary Ann Tynan, Sports Editor, Marcia Marchese, News Co-Editorg Cathy Downey, News Co-Editor, Lolly Mrs. Dorothy L. Starrett, Faculty Adviserg Mary Madflguefa- FeafufffC0-Ed1f0f- Ann Moraniec, Editor-in-Chief, Maureen Reardon, Associate Editor. Margee Curley, Picture Editor and Staff Photographer, Carol Eagan, Copy Barbara Filosa, Typing Editor, Joan Ellis, Adver- and Makeup Editor, Mimi LaTaif, Art Editor. tising Manager, Mariette Colla, Circulation and Exchange Editor.