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

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IN THE VOICE OF DEMOCRACY TRIPLE WINNERS. . Three local schools, Milford Prep, Milford High and Lauralton Hall took part in the VOICE OF DE- MOCRACY contest. The judges awarded the three prizes offered to the Lauralton girls. Mary Vioni, third placeg Margee Curley, first placeg Mary Kay Teal, second place. IN AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK PROGRAMS... Mary Vioni, Pat Dargon, Annette Bucci, Barbara Panish, Carol Ugolik, Sylvia Donahoe, Valerie McMahon, and Barbara Dean in a scene from one of the skits written by Senior S and presented at an Education Week assembly.

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Barbara Blohm tries on the almost-linished product while Margaret Hayes, Barbara Gaetano, and Gale Dolney mark the hemline. LH. Originals? Jane Irving, Par Alrieri, Berry Daco, Mary Whelan, Michele Daviau, Mary Weldon, Ginny Fagin, Jean Audisio, Marcia Fodor. From pattern to person! Cheryl Uccellini, Rosemary Ianniello, Sally Shirley Horvath, Maureen Caldwell, Sue Mc nerney, Joyce Hampson, Ginger Juliano, Sue Saleski, Errnine I.eDonne. ' 'AWN' One had as good be out ot the world as out of fashion. Eileen Starbranch, Kathy Lally, Joyce Cor- riveau, Joyce Callahan, Pe S ' Mona Kamykowski, Par Leone, oan Barry, Win- nie McLaughlin. X NX

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Carol Eggers and Judy Ewanietz did a checkerboard job on the piano. Peg Ference, Sue Stubbs, Sheilagh Coyne, Mary Ann Fishbein, Mimi La- Taif enjoy the last few minutes of lunch hour. IN THE REALIZATION OF A DREAM.. Operation coat hanger, soda bottle, green stamps, special pennies, cake sales, raffles! Mission Accomplished: a glamorous social room! In a formal dedication ceremony, Father Sherer blessed the room and opened its doors for our comfort, relaxation and pleasure. IN THE EXODUS OF THE BOARDERS . 5 Mft Eight members of the Class of '58 have the distinction of being the last of the boarders, a nos- talgic little phrase which brings a touch of sadness . . . Since Lauralton opened its doors in 1905, boarders have been an in- tegral part of the school. It will in- deed seem rather strange next year when the corridors of the residence hall no longer ring with the board- ers' laughter, radios and general clamor . . . As we depart, we wish to say Thank you to all who have helped to make Lauralton a part-time home. Our boarders-Lois Krodel, Pat Hughes, Barbara Filosa, Dee Vetrano, Sue Gib- bons, Mary Kay Teal, Jane Ziegler, Mimi LaTaif with their Dorm Mother, Sister M. Corita.