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

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of a melt quickl Seniors leave HA for Canada and Expo '67. 5 3 ' Expo '67 Expo '67

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Practice really does make perfect for Holy Angels Glee Club. This was one of their final practices before the Spring Concert. 80 armed by late-spring, the numbered days w ll Seniors plan their route for EXPO '67, The Sodality Bible Vigil and the Festival of Song were appropriate events to welcome Our Laclyis special month. By the second week elec- tions were over and we had our school and club leaders for 1967-1968. Courageous juniors learned what college boards are all about and the film study program closed with a showing of A Raisin in the Sun. Seniors who had survived AP Math and English exams could relax and en- joy the anticipation of the senior trip. Excite- ment ran high among seniors as they made last- minute preparations for their four-day trip td- Montreal, Canada for Expo '67. On the spiritual side, two special days of recollection marked May: one for the seniorsg the other for the restl of the school. The month closed with the superb! Spring Concert presented by the Glee Clubs of Holy Angels and Regis High School SSO President Anne Spillane pins corsage on newly- elected President Mary Hines, and wishes her a successful year.

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7 '. W K, , ..,ff, rg ff? - -4.35 The couples take care of the finishing touches before leaving for the Manor. Having waited eagerly for this special night, Annemarie DiPalma and Rich Burgujian prepare to leave for The Manor. 82 lune's graduation climaxes The long-awaited month arrived at last bringing final exams, SSO Night, an unforgettable Senior Prom, and finally GRAD- UATION. HI always have a little trouble with that button, laughs Ursula Holden as John O'Neill gladly lends a helping hand before the Prom begins.