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

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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.

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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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iidiis While counting mission money returns, Secretary Pat Dunphy, Treasurer Theresa Glynn and Vice-Prefect Maryetta Longo suggest future projects of Sodality Prefect Jane Shenk. f nwwmfymiaf Senior sodalists enjoy a weekend retreat. With Catholic Youth Week setting the theme, the Sodality started the year's activities with the Sacred Heart dedication in October. Other Sodal- ity assemblies included the Immaculate Concep- tion Assembly in December and the installation of new oiiicers in May. On the social side, a Freshman-Sophomore Mission Dance and a Jun- ior-Senior Mixer were held in October and No- vember respectively. Proceeds from both dances went to the Missions. In November, seniors vis- ited Mount Saint Andrew's Home for the Aged and in March they attended a weekend retreat at Villa Walsh in Morristown, New Jersey. In col- laboration with the Fathers' Club, the Sodality sponsored the annual Father-Daughter Commun- ion Breakfast on Laetare Sunday with Mass and breakfast at the Academy. Mission Week, April 22-27, climaxed the yearis activities.