St Michael Academy High School - Michaelite Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Serious, self-sacrificing and unsung . . . Yes, the Screws fit that description. Here, with Sister Mary Vincent directing, they seek to restore the beauty of a fireplace needed for the Spring play. STAGE CREW Smiling at the world through the back of a chair, Carole Cybulski paints and paints and paints . . . We found our jobs in the NEW YORK TIMES, declare Gail Quinn and Regina Snyder. They ' ve been on their way up ever since.

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St. Michael ' s Chorale directed by Mr Warren Foley. CHORALE In a year which saw the Beatles and the Clancy Brothers soar to fame, St. Michael ' s own singing group performed for enthusiastic audiences on Presentation Day, during the annual school play and at the Graduation Dinner. Their fine rendition of songs, classical and popular, charmed all who heard them. The tireless efforts of Mr. Foley, Sr. Mary Christopher and each member resulted in a most successful and rewarding yem Louise De Maria, Accompanist. The photographer catches a closeup shot of three Chorale members during a performance. 47

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I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SITTING: Carol Voytovicz, Marie Giacini, Anne Pinto, Ines Basso, Louise Rossiter, Theresa De Campo, Nancy Torraco. STANDING: Yvette Lacroix, Louise Lamula, Marie Matera, Elaine Spensley, Margaret Taggart. CHEERLEADERS Much of the support behind varsity victories comes from the cheerleaders. These energetic Michaelites encourage the team with their polished routines, exciting cheers and fancy jumps. Sister Mary Vincent sees to it that they are well-prac- ticed in their art. To achieve this, long hours are spent in perfecting rhythm, coordination and precision. During the half-time in a game between S.M.A. and St. Michael ' s Commercial, the cheerleaders rush on to the court to begin one of their liveliest cheers.