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

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Zffdfamfiaf z yi M ' Spectrum Art Club President Nancy Terenzio appreciates Vice President Nancy Dunn's artistic advice. One of the fast-growing organizations at Holy Angels, the Art Club boasts an exuberant mem- bership. Co-moderated by Mrs. Eleanor Miller and Sister Jeremias, the Art Lab and Room 10 provide the settings for 'tartists at work and play. Members Work in various media including papier mache, foil tooling, ceramics, and linoleum block as well as individual projects. Periodically cre- ations of the members are displayed in the audi- torium lobby. Besides the variety of projects pursued at weekly meetings, members visited the Metropolitan Museum, the Gallery of Modern Art, and the Museum of Modern Art on Saturdays and school holidays. 6? A11 Club members work on ceramic sculpture

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fm fdlfwlmfik fm Science Club caters to those many students who have either a talent or interest in science. Boasting one of the largest member- ships of any extra-curricular organization, the club has three basic sections: Biology for freshmen and sophomores, Medical Careers for juniors and seniors, and Photography for juniors. Each section has its own moderator and chairman to coordinate activities. Week- ly meetings for all sections are conducted by the club officers and a monthly general meeting allows all members to pool ideas. Guest speakers, Elms, and demonstrations add to the interest of general meetings. This year the Medical Careers section studied aseptic methods used in laboratories, blood testing, typing and expression of the Rh factor, while Biology section, divided into six groups, conducted experiments in Human Genetics, Entomology, and Ecology. We could call her Cleoj' suggests Science Club Secretary Laurene Ryan to Vice President Jane Kemezis as President Barbara King scans biology books for Cleo's binomal nomenclature

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In preparation for Mass in the oratory, Liturgy Study Club President Roseann Browne lights the altar candles as Vice President Linda Funesti and Secretary Rosemary Ohmann choose appropriate hymns. 0526? KW W aww 1 The Liturgy Study Club, established three years ago as a result of student interest generated by Vatican II, continues to expand. Friday afternoon sessions find members discussing topics pertain- ing to the contemporary Church. The range of subject matter is wide, encompassing topics from new divorce laws to the effect of peace marches. This year members have pinpointed interests in other philosophies and accordingly have researched some interest- ing materials. Field trips, including excursions to NYU Chapel in Washington Square and a Jewish synagogue, increase the spirit of ecumenism. Attendance at a series of Lenten lectures and an as- sembly in early Spring rounded out the year's activities.