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

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T 5,33 v Q 'A 4 g, we -- pkydicaf Sience Physical Science is a new course at Laural- ton this year. Taught by Sister Amanda, it includes a smidgen of various science studies including chemistry, physics, geology and as- tronomy. Much experimenting, also, is in the curriculum. In addition to classroom work, each student is expected to complete a proj- ect, which is started in September and com- pleted in March. Breathe in quicklyg I think it's slipping. Pat Scherer and Mary Ellen Quinlan measuring lung capacity with homemade spirometer. Put the C scale over the A scale over the B scale - Oh, forget it! Seniors work out problems in Chemistry by means of a slide rule. Q11-.

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moon! .grwligo l. to r. - jack Andrews, Carol Mastry, Kenny Bobowick, Connie Lupariello, Al De Ceasere, Grayce Nucera, Karen Edwards, Ed Broughel. 5 ,v 1. to r. - Tommy Kearney, McGee Ryan, Rosa De Lauro, Lou Castaldo, Bonnie Dubinsky, Ronny Vioni, Carleen Gunther, Woody Schempp. l. to r. - Maureen Moriarty, Bob Sponza, Eleanor Collimore joe D'Agosrin, Aggie Semple, joe Flatley.

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The birds, the bees and the butterfleasf' l-r: Diane Trautman, Joann Puccio, Ginny Juliano, Barbara Cipser. juniors admire the butterfly collection which was donated by Mrs. Dietrich, mother of one of our freshmen. Kkemidfry ana! Mofogy The study of the sciences has become much more stimulating this year with the addi- tion of the new Chemistry and Biology facilities. Whether we are looking into the func- tions of the cerebellum under the direction of Sister Eugene or the composition of water under the guidance of Sister Amanda, we realize that each is a reflection of the power of God. Wonder if he's ticklish? l-r: Sue Burk, Jean Koczak, Kathy Lally, Sue Saleski- junior Biology Students get their Hrst good look at a frog.