Academy of the Holy Angels - Echoes Yearbook (Demarest, NJ)

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Heads ot the Senior Card Party and Fashion Show-Sitting: Mrs, James Farrell, Mrs. Walter Maguire, Mrs, James Muldowney, Mrs. Joseph Braun lGeneral Chairmanl, Mrs. Walter Detjen, Mrs. Harold Mayer, Mrs, John Camerlengo, Standing: Mrs. Ernest Klebe, Mrs. Charles Good win Mrs. William Pavlu, Mrs, Peter Bonanno, Mrs. Harry Murphy lPresidentD, Mrs. Alfred Clark, Mrs. Joseph Ullmann, Mrs. Thomas Cooney Mrs Muriel Connor lFashion shopi, Mrs. Stanley Ventry. February . . . basketball season was in tull swing! As varsity members practiced relentlessly on the courts, cheerleaders and students provided the desir- able noise and spirit. Seniors boarded buses for the Cenacle Retreat House for a weekend retreat. Catch- ing the Mardi Gras spirit of the Mothers, Guild Card Party, seniors modeled spring fashions, and helped to serve at the luncheon. The National Theatre WWW gf . Company's presentation ot Everyman on HA,s stage and the open forum which followed entranced the entire student body. Slightly less professional, but every bit as enjoyable, the Library Council presented an assembly celebrating Catholic Library Week. Upperclassmen held a mission dance on February l9, and sophomores sponsored a hootenanny the fol- lowing weekend. I pray you go thither with me, to help to make mine accountf, Everyman pleads with Kindred and Cousin in The National Theatre Company's superb production of the morality EVERYMAN. During the Library Council assembly, Linda Valentine poses as Queen Vic- toria with her ladies-in-waiting Mary Schaeder and Mary Winberry.

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660D6M fqmyeb Ziyaffceaf January . . . a new year brought new surprises! As seniors excitedly wrote l966 UD on their testpapers, every- one settled down to a frantic preparation for January exams. HA's speech class prepared its entries in the Veterans of Foreign Wars' Voice of Democracy contest, as Spanish students practiced songs and dance routines for an Epiphany assembly, January 6. Basketball games and a second semester of work began. Hopes for a snow- day diminished as the month wore on in unmercifully good weather. After months of careful planning, the Fathers' Club held the annual Journal Dance, at the Neptune lnn. A little samba never hurt anyone- and junior Spanish students only prove that point during their Epiphany as- sembly. New semester-new notebooks! Sally Smithson and Kitty Pindar stock up at the bookstore. Sister Aegidia gives service with a smile. Congratulating Linda Valentine, HA's entry in the Voice of Democracy con- test, are Sister Evelyn Marie, speech instructor, and Mr. Jules Mangano, local coordinator of the VFW. The Dance of the Ol' Men comes to life during assembly through the clever costumes of frosh Spanish students,

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