Softball team wins state championship...again Posted on Jun 14, 2005
McDonald goes out a winner as Lauralton Hall repeats By Mike Cardillo, June 11, 2005 STRATFORD - A simple pump of the fist, that was all.  A fitting ending for coach McDonald Posted on Jun 13, 2005
By Dave Solomon Reprinted from the New Haven Register - 06/11/2005 STRATFORD - Tom McDonald took renewed interest in vacuuming Friday morning, followed by some light dusting. When those chores were done, he took his dog Amanda for a walk, read and re-read the newspaper, then flipped on the television for further diversion.  Generations celebrate graduation at Lauralton Hall Posted on Jun 07, 2005
Class of 2005 joins alumnae to mark school’s 100th year By Meg Barone, June 6, 2005 ©2005CONNECTICUT POST (Used with permission) MILFORD - Deanna LeRose returned to the Academy of Our Lady of Mercy Lauralton Hall Sunday for the first time since her graduation from the Catholic women's school 50 years ago.  Banners proclaim Lauralton's Centennial Posted on Jun 01, 2005
The front of the Lauralton Hall administration building has been draped with a huge colorful banner to coordinate with banners that line the drive and enwrap the circle proclaiming the upcoming Lauralton Centennial. The banners announce that Lauralton is embarking upon a remarkable Centennial celebration and they will remain in place throughout the 2005-2006 school year as proud, festive sentinels. Sara Brennan recognized as Connecticut Governor’s Scholar Posted on Jun 01, 2005
Retiring coaches honored with scholarships Posted on Jun 01, 2005
 "Spring Fling" - a year-end celebration Posted on May 21, 2005
Students take academic prizes at State Latin Day Posted on May 20, 2005
 Key Club receives charter Posted on May 19, 2005
Key Club International, the oldest and largest service organization for high school students, bestowed a chapter charter upon 40 Lauralton Hall women on May 19. The student led club was created by its parent organization, Kiwanis International. Student officials representing Key Club CT as well as officers of Kiwanis chapters of CT were on hand to present the newly elected Lauralton Key Club officers with their charter, gavel and bell. LH Key Club President Camille de Valdivia, ’07 of Westport began the organizing and chartering process in the fall of 2004. She and other students decided to pursue the creation of a club that would give back to the community through service to others. This focus on service is one of the most important values to the Lauralton Hall mission. de Valdivia, along with Vice President Mary Scinto, ’06 of Fairfield, Secretary Mary Albano, ’06 of Trumbull, Treasurer Sabrina Clark, ’07 of Milford and Editor Ryan Donahue, ’06 of Trumbull accepted and signed the new charter embracing the mission of the Key Club and joining thousands of other chapters across the globe in “Caring - Our Way of Life,” the Key Club motto.  Spring Concert draws standing room only crowd Posted on May 17, 2005
The Lauralton Hall Spring Concert was held in the Claven Auditorium on May 17. There was a standing room only crowd present to hear the performances of Freshman Choir, Concert Choir, Advanced Vocal Ensemble and the String Ensemble. The audience was treated to music ranging from Vivaldi to the Broadway hit show “Rent.” Cellist Laura McDonald, ’05 played a beautiful solo and singers Mary Albano, ’06 and Emily Sanchez, ’06 were featured soloists with the choirs. All the musicians performed wonderfully and were given a standing ovation at the end of the evening.
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