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

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Gay Pretenders Present Again the spectre raised a cry, I wear the chain I forged in life. I made it link by link. Is its pattern strange to YOU? And when we recollect how patient and how mild a child he was, we shall not quarrel easily among ourselves and forget poor Tiny Tim in doing it?', CAST Narrator Fred ............... Scrooge ............. Bob Cratchit ........... First Collector ........ Second Collector ........ Boy ..................,,....... Marley ...................... Christmas Past ....... Fan .........,............. Little Scrooge ....., Fezziwig ............ Dick Wilkins ........ Mrs. Fezziwig ...... Young People ...... Belle .......................... Young Scrooge ........... Christmas Present ........ Mrs. Cratchit .... I .... . Cratchit Girls ....... Peter Cratchit ...... Martha Cratchit ......... Tiny Tim ........................ Christmas yet-to-come .. Businessmen ................ Joe ................... Mrs. Dilber ......., Laundress ..., Maid ............... Mrs. Fred .......

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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

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D'k H24 IC ens Christmas Carol Pat Michele Sharon Smith Suzanne Fields Peggy Smith Anne Maj ewski Liz Day Linda LaPaz Jan Schlaier Carole Anne Kr-oese Gerardine Cirino Carole Van Pelt Joanne Quinn Jane LaBarbera Coleen 0'Conner Jeri Niebergall Geri Rendine Georgine Hirchak Carole Reilly Ann Dorigan Marie Tyler Millie Chiccone Tina Mueller Barbara Rogers Mary Dulligan Debbie Spillane Meg MacDonald Betty Muller Reena Raggi Lynne Hughes Geri Rendine Kathy Magee Noelle McGuire Regina Glynn Kathy Collins Phyllis Pranzo Cathie Conn Coleen O'Conner D ........,. Fran Higgins Would you so soon put out with worldly hands the light I give? chides the Hrst spirit. You don't mean you took 'em down, rings and all with him Ebenezer Ebenezer Scrooge Behind the dusky shroud lying there? asks the laundress as she examines Scrooges were the ghostly eyes intently fixed upon h1m a spectral bed curtains. hand a great heap of black