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

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Preparing for the final Awards' Assembly, SSO President Anne Spillane accepts the Junior trophy from Vice-President Ellen Michaels and Secretary Nancy Bill. SSO uncovered the spirit of H . This year the SSO strove to convey to all students the real meaning of the School Spirit Organization. Through leadership workshops and assemblies, officers sought to communicate the idea of the SSO as a liaison between the fac- ulty and the student body. The selection of this year's theme based on Charlie Brown and his friends was announced during Welcome Week which was sponsored by the SSO. These spirited mascots provided the decor for mixers, socials and other school actvities. The addition of fly-a-kite day to the an- nual SSO Week festivities sent spirits soaring to new heights. And as evaluation drew near, officers worked harder than ever to prepare for the all-important days ahead when the results of their efforts would be ap- praised and judged. Charlie Brown and his friends entertain students at SSO Assem- hly. 28 4 1' 1 F I I

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FRESHMAN E-Front Row: Judy Tiscornis, Louise Ald- ridge, Tara Greaney, Kathy Scoble, Margaret Roels, Rita Corbusier, Lynne Haberman, Josephine Diagonale, Doro- thy DiVitantonio. Second Row: Cecille Ferreira, Laura Haller, Tina Mueller, Barbara Scanlon, Mary lx, Mary Waselewski, Mary Saigh, Louise Fuchs, Margaret Bren- eagerly test their Wings nan. Third Row: Joan Della Rosa, Carolyn Reilly, Kitty Van De Weghe, Christine Rogers, Kathleen Comer, Donna Fox, Pat Fahey, Ann Daly, Lorette McNeill, Angela Lopez-Ona, Back Row: Barbara Colton, Phyllis Pranzo, Rosemarie Mclntyre, Georgine Hirchak, Valen- tina Galasso, Judith Borenius. Not Pictured: Ivy Jordan. Twelve-Year Angels pose informally. CClockwiseJ Mary Kulesz, Karen Coccioli, Lenore Grieco, Donna Breen, Ursula Holden. fStanding in front of treel Nancy Schwerzler.

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AA sparked athletic achievement. Boasting the largest membership of any organization, the Athletic Association promotes good sportsmanship and spirit. faking full advantage of the mammoth-size gymnasium complete vith every type of court, club members followed a rugged intra- nural schedule in all sports and interscholastic competition in Jasketball and softball. This year the new outdoor hockey field vas completed and Angels gave it a thorough work-out. Impro- 'ised tennis areas found use as we eagerly await the new courts, tart of HA's expanding sports program. As we finish copy for Echoes' deadline, we look forward to the highlight of the spring eason, the student-faculty game of volleyball. Checking the Varsity's game schedule are AA officers: Vice President Peggy Anlonelli, Presi- dent Maureen Fitzgerald, and Secretary Mary Spillane. Jumping high, Jan Schwitter gets ball at the Alumnae game. Cheerleaders in one of their calmer moments. .of 29