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

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CUPlD'S CAPERS Jane Ziegler and Billy Rader. Valerie Pipa and john Obbagy, Carolyn Csom and Lennie Benedetto, Pat Callahan and Frank Carr, Betty Ann Turco and Tom Lindsay, Nancy Biros and Ed Linderfelt, and Pat Testani and Nicki Cascella. Couples caper at Cupid's Capers. Dottie Murray and Ed McDonough, Sheilagh Coyne and Ted O'Tavien, Sheila Dean and Don Grabowski, and Marguerite Kieran and Pete Coyne. Barbara Filosa and Kenny Michaels, Mariette Colla and john Grimes, and Joan Healing -and Bob Fisher.

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PARENTS' NIGHT Fathers howled, we freshmen blushed and the jesters whole- heartedly strove to make merry that Father-Daughter Night. Who would have thought fathers were skilled in such arts as potato balancing, clothes donning and fast eating? At the Mother-Daughter Tea, our patient mothers weathered the storm of the good old days as we attempted to recreate such situations as By the Sea and School Days. With junior year came an opportunity for our parents and teachers to meet professionally. Individual parent-teacher con- ferences Were held and our parents discovered the whyis and how's of our studies. Senior Parent Night came as an appropriate conclusion to our retreat. This occasion afforded our parents an insight into our choice of vocation. These yearly meetings have presented our parents the op- portunities to analyze our assets and liabilities and to see us as our teachers see us, A serious moment during the Senior Parent Night program. Senior Parent Night Feed the hungry Father-Daughter Night - The greater the obstacle, the more Father Daughter Night Future homemakers7 glory in overcoming it.

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Loretta Bielen CGeneral Chairmanj, Ginny Boyd QDCCOIKIIOH Chair- manj, Sylvia Donahoe Cllefreshment Chairmanj, Barbara Panish fBid Chairmanj, discuss plans with Sister Peter Marie, Junior Class Adviser. A TOUCH OF FANTASY A Touch of Fantasy was evident in Claven Audi- torium on May 10, 1957, when the Class of 1958 held its Junior Prom. The decoration committee had transformed the stage into a magic garden with a large ice swan and a bubbling fountain surrounded by spring flowers. The moon and the stars had come inside for the evening and with the aid of the decora- tion committee adorned the tables and Curtains of the auditorium. Hal Lindyis orchestra supplied the music. Carol Ugolik and her escort, Jimmy Zelle, were chosen to reign as King and Queen and were crowned by Loretta Bielen, general chairman, and her escort, Dick Corcoran. Members of the court were Judy Ewanietz, Una Foley, Susanne Stubbs and their es- corts. ,, F v . , ' r ' o Q Q! ,fall-ff? s C ,g L A V .hx Z T V 1 n 'iw , A ' . 'EL A- ' ' .- is J' ' ' 521' 1 1 1 I ,. ,gy A-A , -, , Wig ei f A , Pig. , is QN ' 'KD xiii or X fs 'mtg' 'A s 4 3' -. af QS 35131. :R X , l' A .5 if Y TW . .rw ff'- . , .rqjga sa Q. 7 W 1- as A 1' V - ' . . ' A f 5w?..TC . avant 1 ' is f 1 t: ef k Nj, gijtzgtgrytav . my ',aaf.5P'fQ+ tr. .yy . f ,Q M , , lofi .fix ,fy 3, i Mft,f,gf1g,1 - Deg We sign - ,' rt Q Y -as iaetffm ssrrfffasv.. sa Gena? .- The day may go but still the hands of memory weave blissful dreams . . Queen of the Prom, Carol Ugolik Qreflected in mirrorj and her court - Una Foley, Judy Ewanietz and Sue Stubbs.