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

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E mt,, vs . ste, i 1 . px Y 'yiviliig I fy STUDENT COUNCIL i E REPRESENTATIVES And you think Marbury 111. Madison was bad! l-r: Miss M. Conroy, Fac- ulty Adviserg Celine Mal- isek, Student Council Presidentg Sister Mary Natalie, Principal. 38 You say she has 18 hours detention now. l-r: Janet Warzocha, Elise Soderberg, Celine Malisek, joan Lucas. we .S?u0!enf Kounci This organization is a link between the faculty and the student body. Its chief func- tions are: establishing high standards of conduct, preserving the welfare of the school, and acting as a mouthpiece for each srudent's wishes. The Council consists of four officers elected each May and representatives from each home room elected in September and again in january. Each year an informal dance for juniors and sophomores entitled Cupid's Capers is sponsored by the Council and this year they have undertaken sponsorship of a Fathers' Sports Night in conjunction with Mission Day. These are the activities of the Council and all the students are truly grateful for the benefits received. 25:5 fr: ,. ' , I vary

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omgfafg for the treasures of black-on-white. Witlm the addition of new bookcases, charging desk, tables and chairs, and lighting fixtures, a bit of the modern has been injected into the mansion. But it still retains a mellow charm, and provides a quiet shelter for our most treasured literary possessions. Look, Kathy, here's a book on housekeeping on the moon. Dolores Hvizdo makes a dis- covery as Kathy Kiasky, laur- alton's Homemaker of Tomor- row, looks on. if Y 4 i 3 J it ' H 1 , ' . i . J 5 .5555 5, yn rt - A - Give me the room whose every nook Is dedicated to a book. - F. D. Sherman L-r: Michele lorillo, Patricia Farrington, Carol Ann Mitsak, Betty Gerner, Donesse Fox: Library Club members. -4 -rd Library workroom-where library club members learn what to do when. E-r:hLoyola Welsh, Sister Maria Beatrice, Marcia Tarasovic, Beverly Mc- art y. 37 n N

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E9 Q Doe, a deer, a female dear . . Choral Club Officers-Standing, left to right: Bonnie Bergin, Karen Edwards, Mary Mihaley, Bar- bara Ulizio, and Sister Edna Marie, faculty adviser. lilill A CQLWJ CM aw! Im.,-adffes Any girl here at Lauralton who considers herself the possessor of musical talents is encouraged to develop them. The Choral Club, divided into the junior and senior groups, is an outlet for musical expression. Under the guidance of Sister Edna Marie, the groups meet twice weekly. They also engage in a series of concerts during the school year. The Lauralettes, an outgrowth of the Choral Club, is a smaller group of musically inclined singers who are willing to devote more time to developing their assets. All together now, one, two, three . . Left to right: Chantal Debreu, Lynda Knapp, Paula Ryczer, Alice Honeck, Marylou Menchak, Marcia Murad, and Marylou Edwards. S Nui