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

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2-st 'Fiery H Twist! DONNA ALYCE TOCZKO Whether it's the latest trapeze or the newest pocketbook, Donna adds her individual touch. Her art work has graced many a Lauralton affair. She aspires to be a journalist, and in her writing she shows that love for the beautiful and the un- usual so apparent in her everyday life. ELLEN AGNES TRISTINE Ellen's manner is quiet, but she herself is the soul of sociability. Keenly observant, she is at- tracted to the interesting, the unusual, and what looks like fun. Her humor, as constantly cap- tivating as her quick smile, radiates from the warm, agreeable personality attractive to so many. MAUREEN ELAINE TRENT A glowing spirit and a ready wit are Maureen's most outstanding characteristics. En- dowed with a gracious manner, her ready smile can brighten the darkest moment. Best of luck, Maureen, and may your future be as radiant as your smile. +60 60 , l 1 1' if 1' xx r x ,- v 'Z X, al I 4 .1 I 0 xt w 5 .X O 9 A A ,f,!' 4771 , rf

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DIANE LOIS SZABO Diane always has something interesting to say. Her happy disposition and musical ability spell good times when she is on the scene. Al though a newcomer in her junior year, her ability to adapt readily to Lauralton has given her an enduring niche in our memories. ...J ,Q t TERESA B. TEODOSIO A charming smile and big brown eyes are Teresa's trademarks. Never bored, she manages to bring a spirit of hilarity with her wherever she goes. But if you look deeper, you know that she has serious ideas which make her an interesting person, and hers a valuable friendship. wwf iw C. ll so! i Wi MARY LOUISE TARASOVIC Mary Lou is a girl you can rely upon. Her efficiency, courtesy, and common sense keep her calm in any situation. The cheerfulness she emanates is refreshing to come upon, as those who know her best can readily testify. A true friend and amusing companion, Mary Lou is sure to find success. SHARON ANN THALER Sharon will remain a most unforgettable member of our class. As evidenced by the num- erous ollices she held, Tweetie stands as one of '59's most popular girls. She constantly gives of herself to help a friend or to fulfill a responsi- bility, never seeking praise for herself, but in- evitably gaining affection and respect from her fellow classmates. ...squirt f . D., g . . Q tv -' . m V V V 71 .,.' . , fmzi, ' ' ' Rf , M .

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MARY ANNE TYNAN An analytical mind gives substance to all Mary Anne's endeavors. Her natural poise and JOSEPHINE ANNE TUCCI Jo is one vivacious member of our class who is sure to be remembered. A bubble of laughter, those characteristic dimples, and a personality and outlook abounding in wit and cheer are her tokens, her trademarks. A loyal friend and amusing companion, jo leaves L. H. to enter a promising future. ihtlggo al me I I i 940 1' 11 2. V X 5 7 A r In 2 N al A fl .Lx ,, w .tx in '77, ': 1' I S-',.., X JAX Jyrsmwh JMX Qrzovv Elsie je keen determination to follow through receive the attention and admiration which they demand. Unforgettable are her droll satires on the com- muter problem, and just as unforgettable is her laughter so delightful in its abundance. 0lD,wJx Wl I 3 smarty ,pu QQNL is WQJUQQWNQ W 0-Dffbl-OC W SHARON LEE WASILEWSKI Formerly a resident of these hallowed halls, Sharon now commutes from Wallingford. On our first meeting she seemed quiet, almost shy, but after we had broken through her reserved exterior, we found her not only fun to be with but also an avid Democrat. SJLM