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

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Silver tinsel, golden stars, magical world of dreams-come-true: Christmas at AHA. December: Snow-laced Evergreens Sr. Anthony escapes with her favorite Christmas Festooned mistletoe, a favorite spot for many gift, Avogadro, the Culture-Vulture. couples, among them, Linda Eck and Dan O'Donovan.

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Intimations of Wnter Although some leaves were still clinging to the trees, as some memories tenaciously to our hearts, the winds were chill and already suggestive of snow. The month moved at a furious pace, beginning with Na- tional Election Day, on which we dutifully watched the returns. Reports for the first quarter were dis- tributed, and the following week, Open House gave proud andfor puzzled parents the opportunity to dis- cuss their daughters with the faculty. During the same week, mothers watched their little girlsv modeling teen fashions at the Senior Card Party and Fashion Show. Soon after, athletic fathers challenged their daughters to a contest of skills in the annual Father- Daughter Game. Many students took the bus trip to Stratford, Connecticut, where they enjoyed Shake- speare's Love,s Labor's Lostf, produced in uhippiev fashion. In school we viewed The Umbrellas of Cher- bourgf, with few of us even attempting to hold back the tears. Then the National Honor Society Assembly took place, and deserving students from all but the freshman classes were inducted. By this time, Novem- ber,s leaves were torn from the calendar, and accom- panied by the aroma of Thanksgiving turkey we headed into . . . Crisp autumn days-Angels' take to the soccer field, the soccer ball takes to the air. ' into the National Honor Society. New and old members watch as Vice-pre ident Pat Grady and Secretary Denise Italiano induct Q1 Fattori 7' E f ,cz 'C o if 93 55 'U ff at Q C3 az.-Clog, Q9-6 lg5Ej?!Ei,Of3 0432.- ia P' 7-2 7' 09 G O19'z,d'5'3Maa2fff fl n - O CD Qflg dd U 49220-Q E-2

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Admiring the certificate of merit awarded Math Honor Society President Pat Karlson are Mod- erator Sr. Germaine and Mrs. Joseph Babnis who spoke at the induction ceremony. and Rum-laced Eggnog Hoarse but happy carolers were not discour- aged by Winter winds which Whipped the words from their mouths. Warmed by hot chocolate and anticipation, they echoed tradi- tion while their eyes. celebrated the present. Here at school We held intimate classroom Advent-wreath ceremonies, lighting symbolic purple and pink candles. CEEB's struck an anxious note not to be ignored even between Carol Program and Showtime Performance into which parents poured their unsuspected talents and leisure time. The Shop on Main Streetf' the fourth film study, had a depress- ing effect, leaving us with questions. and somber faces. Barely altered angels challenged their successors at the annual Alumnae Game. Christmas vacation heralded rest for exhausted students but juniors and seniors hardly seemed to need it if their exuberance at the Christmas Dance was any indication. However, Decem- ber, the last month, was now rushing to its rendezvous with the Hrst month of the New Year . . . Mr. and Mrs. S. Claus fAnnette Gila and Maria Luveraj do their thing! Maybe this one is the scotch? banters Torn Gilroy as decoration heads Ian Rogers, Pat Grady, Fran Hines and escorts look on. 63