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

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Mammy s little baby loves short ntn short nm Last year Lauralton had the privi- lege of listening to Garfield Henry's Silverrones. This talented trio has achieved world-wide recognition as one of the foremost vocal groups of our time. Top Sellers in the Mercy Guild Drive L. to r. - Karol Gordon, Pat Fucci, Angela Ru- bino, Chris Deliee. Energy, initiative and enthsuizsm drove these girls on to be top sellers in the Mercy Guild Drive. .SQKU2I't0l1.25

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Looking for something? Try the yellow pages. Left to right: Par Rapp CLibrary Club Presiclenth, Beverly Tanner, Carlene Gunther, Mary Trautman and Louise Garofalo. I see MAD isn't recommended! goal' .Clair Claven Auditorium was the scene of the Library Club's first annual book fair, which gave the girls and their parents a chance to inspect and purchase current Catholic literature. Under the direction of Sister Maria Beatrice, the Club's adviser, the rear of the auditorium was transformed with displays and flowers for the event. The Fair was the highlight of Lauralton's celebration of Catholic Book Week. W-1...

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modern allfe We ll travel along singing a song, side by side. H 2 .,, ' s f s .ill We aren't abstractg we're just expressing ourselves. L. to r. - Kneeling: Margaret Hayes, Patricia Moher, Barbara Ulizio. Standing: Cecil Pudvah Bon nie Senior, Kathy lvers, Pat Fucci. But this is a modern school which realizes just studies canlt be the ruleg so they offered us . . Modern Dance. Mrs. Valerie Polino and her black- skirted lassies arabesque their way across the gym developing grace and poise through this creative dance. The Canterbury Choir came to Lauralton for a joint concert. After the concert, these lads and lassies took part in and enjoyed a different kind of modern dance, which was the highlight of the evening. Cdnfefgufy' CLMFCLAOII COflCeI'i an 6l.l'lC8