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

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l way. Two film studies, Cry the Beloved Country and the moving Russian drama, Ballad of a Soldier, provide a welcome break in hectic sched- ules. Some seniors face achievement tests while others are already awaiting the mailman and the fateful news hc brings. All too quickly exams are upon us, with a sudden snowfall providing an unexpected holiday. Parents enjoyed them- x,f 'X selves at the Fathers' Club dinner-dance held at the Champagne Towers and students were eager- ly dreading the arrival of report cards as another busy month drew to a close. Consulting Guidance Counselor Miss Ethel Walsh, Jane Schmid learns the comparative strengths of various nursing programs. We survive the strain of lanuary Mid-Terms Cafeteria line-up provides a welcome change from busy pre-exam classes. Classes resume and a bright new year is on its 1 1 X x m 1 5

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t the Christmas Dance Patty Durkin, Barbara Pavero, uth Olsen, and their escorts pose for the photographer. Whose dancing with whom? Christmas trees and tinsel theme our Holiday Hop. Seniors and their escorts sit this one out at the Christmas Dance. Christmas Dance - Some take their dancing seriously and then there are others . . .

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37 Februar brings snow days and an early SSO Week The Spirit of '67 triumphs as SSO President Anne Spillane presents Princi- pal Sister M. Elaine with an American flag. Secretary Nancy Bill and Vice-President Ellen Michaels enthusiastically approve. Spectacular Spirit! The long-awaited blizzard arrived at last bringing with it snow days galore! HA's varsity kept busy both at home and away and the entire student body enjoyed an informative Vocation Day. Seniors made the annual Cenacle Retreat, juniors struggled through NMSQT's and the problems of the Loman family were explored in depth in a film! production of Arthur Miller's modern tragedy Death of a Sales- man. Mr. Joseph Ringelstein, former mayor of Demarest, acquainted students with his first-hand political observations at a social studies assembly. During the Mothers' Guild Luncheon and Card Party, seniors modeled spring fashions while paper- dressed hostesses ably assisted both mothers and girls. SSO Vlfeek proved a memorable finale to an unusually wintry but festive February. Turn-About-Day produces puzzled chemists. Maureen Fitzgerald and Kathy Feiler are assisted by Chris King during a titration experiment taught by Mary Kulesz Qnot picturedi. Religious panel warms up before be- ginning their provocative talks on Vocation Day.