Waterbury Catholic High School - Candle Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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Chemistry! lt iust doesn't mix vvith this sandwich, orange, and coke, says Antonia Russillilo to Mary Ann Dwyer. Judith Perazzini and Rosemary Pragit chat in the background. As Mother St. Mark of Rome looks on, freshmen, Anita LeBlanc, Patricia O'Dea, Linda Havican, Judy Carmody, and Aurice Brouillard are measured for their navy blue jumpers and white blouses. LAR ln the good old wintertime Sheila MacDonald, Kathleen Joyce, and Leona Ruggiero enjoy a frolic in the snow. Pin, please, is an old saying for Katherine Balanda and Dolores Macary as they complete the lOl February bulletin board. ffm a, Mary Lou Kelley admires her handiwork on room lOl's third prize winning entry in Catholic High's National Catholic Education Week poster contest.

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S 1 NNT ,fyvkzu Q, ' av 1 Are you sure those pictures :st for the January bulletin board are in here? Judy Damiani questions Nancy Ricupero as Sheila Morotto searches for cardboard letters All the comforts of home are Mickey's, the parakeet of Room 206. Mickey sings his appreciation to Gloria Nole and Mary Albini, his two foster mothers. memories FYUREV in Room lO5. .gli l guess he won't take our bus tickets now. Mary Frances Lahey and Doris Lamy make a sight familiar in the halls of Catholic High, long after the l:l5 bell has rung. 83

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More grease paint? Eleanoran Gilhooly asks Ann Joan Liberafore, five minutes before The iunior play, The Joyous Season. The makings of a Carnegie Hall! With Ersilia Carangelo at the piano, Joan Stack, Jean Mafiiosaifis and Geraldine Finlay harmonize their music. Walking with Mr. Lee, one of The songs on our new hundred-record luke box, are left To righTfMary Albini, Joan Lacerenza, Raffaela Nasfri and Patricia Schmeidel. Wei feef are a thing of the past, claim Mona Picard and Marilyn Cronan. as They pull on Their boots before leaving W.C.H.