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Each one of these ten full years has seen the ever-increasing progress, spiritual and material, of both parish and high school in the Valley. And today we rejoice with our dear Pastor in the fulfillment of his dreams and the achievement of great goals as the glorious chapter of the Diamond Jubilee Celebration of the Parish is brought to a fitting close, and he stands triumphant within the ever brightening glow of its Centenary, in future years. In recognition of the gigantic strides he has made in our parish, and at the recommendation of Archbishop Thomas J. Walsh, His Holiness, Pope Pius XII saw lit to elevate our beloved pastor to the rank of Domestic Prelate of the Papal Household on june 15, 1948. Happy, indeed, are we at this honor, and mark of highest approbation of Holy Mother Church, which has been set upon our Shephei-d's work and accomplishment. In deep appreciation and gratitude for our four privileged years spent beneath Monsignor's daily guardianship, we, the graduating class of Nineteen Forty-nine, DEDICATE this Yearbook, the culmination of our best efforts, to our Beloved Friend and Pastor, Monsignor Mechler. law '- HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS JOSEPH WALSH, S.T.D., j.C.D. Archbishop of Newark May' we talce this opportunity of expressing the deepest gratitude of our entire student body to our gracious Archbishop for all his kindly interest and active participation in the ever memorable activities resultant from that glorious occasion of the Diamond Jubilee of the parish of Qur Lady of the Valley. Ever our Leader and Fatherly Guide as well as the Faithful and Competent Shepherd of the great Archdiocese of Newark, Arehhishop Wzilsli has ever heen close to us in all :zur undertakings, hestowing his gracious benedietion upon our every effort. THE SPIR gil P 2, 4 D fir 1 2 ' 'ur .- '17, Q . X if Tal ' . A V 'Y ' 1 ,, n v nf' --, l5 Fl1.- tg ' 1 ' - - Wiz .. ' - -'- -ir .151-.,,.-HI 1 'su ' ., -, L.. it . J -ffw.,,. .5 YZ ..4l , i ' txt' :Wg 'F i. gi' -'-r 1 A 1 -' J. . Qi - - 45 wi - f- , ' --- E3rl3'i'Rs- A-.. H. lm . --1-41 4 -. Q g -- ti li H13 sw, ' abil at 5 xr, 1? ,tif R wmsrizw. . fmt WY' az iii: ' 55-fi, ' 1 F41 'Q'-1.5 lf: ?3'iv'l 5 -E3 . A' Q IlUAl ff 1 353 2? HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND JAMES ALOYSIUS McNULTY, D D IGIIIIIA Cl 5, . 'if hifi .- 3 is Aims D, ... JA I' 5 Auxiliary Bishop of Newark A debt of undying gratitude is due also to our beloved Friend and Guide, The Most Reverened Bishop McNulty, on the part of all our students for the joy and happiness he so graciously bestowed upon us, his children, by his presence at our Diamond jubilee Celebration. It was our happy privilege to have Bishop McNulty not only give generously of his time and sacerdotal power in the Consecration of Qur Church but to smile a while with us at our social festivities in honor of the event. We are truly grateful. ng. T ,. 5 '- a .f A Il Allll llAlllllSHIP Ill Ml THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR WILLIAM F. LAWLOR, LL.D. Diocesan Superintendent of Schools Due tothe splendid leadership of our esteemed Monsignor Laxvlor, xvho for the past tvventyfsevcn years has striven :ealously as Superinf tenclent of Schools in this great, active Archdiocese of Newark, we possess a Catholic Sehool System that is noteworthy and stands as a living testimonial to its Sponsor and Patron. Interested always in the guidance of youth, he has directed his every effort toward an education that is complete- an education that has taught us, the Seniors of Our Lady of the Valley High School, to put first things first and to take with us into the world of tomorrow that motto of our own beloved Alma Mater, Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God. Ill lHlSl THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR MICHAEL A. MECHLER Always an inspiration and guiding force throughout our four years of high school life, lvlonsignor Mechler and his two ahle Assistants, Father Boland and Father McFarland, proved them' selves veritable storehouses of wisdom and advice, and, in so doing, have endeared' themselves to each and every member of our student body. Theirs words of encouragement and their kindly deeds in our hehalf have ever served to lead us onward and upward in our scholastic efforts en' ahling us to step forward with confidence, our faith strong within us, into that great world of l tomorrow, where each must faithfully play his part. REVEREND FRANCIS F. BOLAND REVEREND JAMES W. McFARLAND Athletic Director and Teacher of C.Y.O. Director and Teacher of Senior Religion junior Religion 9 t 'I' Q' Alllill A MOTHER M. ROSE VINCENT Principal REVEREND FRANCIS F. BOLAND Religion REVEREND JAMES W. McFARLAND Religion Sister M. Hyacinth Latin Mathematics Sister Maria Christi Office Sister Francis Borgia Spanish Sister M. Angelica History Sister M. Vincent Ferrer Mathematics Science Sister M. Rose Josephine English Library Sister M. Carlotta English Commercial Subjects Sister Antoinette Marie Science Sister Mary George History Mathematics Sister Eileen Patrice French Sister Mary Clare Religion Sister St. James English Sister Austin Teresa Latin Commercial Subjects Sister Agnes Loyola Music MISS DORIS ALBRIGHT is one of our very own graduates, who has suc- cessfully assumed the task of teaching our girls to trip the light fantastic. We fear the boys are envious. I0 Il SUPP BY llllli Hllllllll MISS RUTH TOMASKO is our ex- cellent and very capable Coach of the Girls' Basketball Team, as well as, the efficient Physical Education In- structress of all our girl students MRS. RUTH S. TONAK, R.N., is our capable instructress in Home Nursing, a course pursued by all our Senior girls as part of their prepara- tion for the days to come. MR. ANDREW WATTS, who since 1944 has coached our Boys' Basket- ball and Baseball Teams, has led the way to many victories and great ac- complishments in the world of Athletics. MR. ARNOLD CODISPOTI does a fine job as Physical Education In- structor in keeping all our boys physically lit for the strenuous and important days that lie ahead. ht R '-I' - 5... H 'Qs I V Q0 MISS DOROTHY FISCHER, R.N., our School Nurse, is truly a friend in need and therefore a friend in- deed to all ailing Valley students. Her smile helps to spread comfort, too. Quia S IE N I 0 H S Carry .QB Sgnigcance .- J X fx s , .E i ,A X J xiffif N Jlfjllllf Qi fo 6' Y, M05 NEW SY ca K' n eir ear :S Gi ' 0 f f ix N X , J' fx! ' f N Nw 1 f 1 XL: aj l f Lf- 'fm , w 1 ' ish' 7 Wflaj,-fn? Mf' 11111 All ann ILL ss 011 ns fd! j 1 MARTIN CLINTON CONANT Clmt 77 Aihwood Axcnue Sumnnt New ersey HIS remurkahle 1h1l1ty vuon h1m the honor of bemrf elected Pregldent hahnual vmecmck Une of tho e SUHIHIII boyi fond of irgumg, m1ghty nne per on to know SAA Pres1dent 4 SAA 3 The Valley VOICE Staff 4 Dramatlcs 2, 4, FOYQHSIC League 1 Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4 U ol MARIE TERESA STOPFER 311 Eagle Rock JK Lnue Vsc L Ormgc New er cy Appeiri ID almost cxcry actxuty popular NICC prcsxdcnt xxh1z on .1 ha Lctb 1ll court cmptam of the Var 1ty dlxx lys drnmg, that jeep omexxhcrc p1rl1l1nq pel on1l1ty known 1nd hlxed hy one and 111 unc lrxend Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcsl 2 3 4 SAA 1 3 4 VHFSII 1, 2, 3, 4 The Valiant Staff 4 Sodalny 1 2 3 4 GENEVIEVE ANN KORDOSKI jenny 2717 Fanmount Axcnnc lNcv111lx N vu Cl cy Sweet dl poQ1t1on long, vmxy hnr plcwant v. aye Qccletary TICI urer of our S K 'X dcpendlhle c H of frxend txpmg 1 her pccnlty mdlce 1 good A NlI'lI1t Bu mess Manag, r SAA 2 3 4 The Vallant Staff 3 4 The Valley Vo1ce Staff 3 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2, 3 4 B1ology Club 2 Sodahty I 2, 3 4 we M QW W , f V ' . , r f 1' J f 1 f . 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A 1 ky l FRANCIS EDWARD WHEATLEY Frank - 474 Villey Street, Or'rnf.,e New crsey. is Has a wry wrth the glrl e peclally th it Certain pwrty taprble manxeer o ox term harp dre er with exen harper he our efll rent Chxef udge excellent rngrnf., xorce how much do yru pry to keep that morning, hell from ranging Damatlcsl 2 3 4 A I 2 3 4 The Vallant Sta The Valley Volce Staff 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2 3, 4 Sodallty 1 2 3 4 ELIZABETH JANE JUDGE Betty 179 South Eluenth Street New xrlt New er ey Outstandmg student 1n all ulnject always ready to help smcere frrend lu rn P dependable member of the Court of the S 'KK oft meet xolte a gul worth knowing Dramatlcs 4 SAA 3 4 The Valiant Staff 4 The ValleY Vonce Staff 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Soclalrty 9f',f,f,,w2 ' M4 CHARLES GERALD McLAUGHLIN Charhe 58l Morrx Street Orange New er ey Co C1pta1n of the basketball teim top m sport thrt ugh out lush chool per onalxty plus 1Uf6lllLCl'lt.C llnlted with a sen e of humor always reldy to say hello vxhrz at trrg, SAA 4 Varsltyl 2 3 4 French Club 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 L eague of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Sodahty 1 2, 3 -A JOHN JOSEPH WOODS ack 34 lworth I lftr 4 n Street Orange New er ey Appears quiet but lm r wonderful tn e ot humor rtmem her hrm at Chrl tmas time rn 'VFW eompla ent ova lb the weather rn Calrlornm xery relxahle SAA 4 The Valiant Staff 4 L 2 4 Biology Club 2 Dramatrcs4 Sodalltyl 2 3 4 X 3 x r .' rr, ll If - 1' fh.-N 4 ss' ' 4 S' S... Q Qt 1 ,7 f '.,,3S-A--,,,5 In 545 0 u -my , Q 5 s ',,,- .. , ...Apt .A.D.... e .n S ,,,g . . 'ta ff! 1,z,3,4. M 1 M 'Q 'YY M 's , ,g ,ls. 'L I ' 1 A.. k S ,Vx 'fs s 73 l . . S ,'z .af ...f' 1. 1 ---9 ' ,,,s 9 ,,,: N T , ,113 ' Y Y4' Jl' A 1 v mfr' of 1 I JJ Q IQ . - .1 its 1 . u! .Lf hh 4r- ff , I fl ' x l l lf' ll! FN J' A g , VII -1 X ,I ,. A If-I S! l ' -e'sr. ,.',.' ' 's 3' ..., .... ' 'C' ' ' . - - 3 ' 5 eague of the Sacred Heart 1: 9315. S I Z ' ,,,. lA Ill W1 QL,- ? ' in if A1-N ELIZABETH ANN BARRON Betty Ann 414 V1llev Street Orange New Lr my upi 111 ptrQcm11tx C 1 1 u ar tl r euellent Student LLIHCYHLIS md XKlllll1L pre xdcnt of the C Y O 1 x 41 tICl ure hex fr1c11 11 l encr t 1 Ll 1 for tw ee Club 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 1 2 3 4 e Val1ant Staff 4, The Valley VOICC Staff 4 Sodahty 1 2 3 4 EILEEN RUTH BRADY SL nd St tt N w1r New 5 dmtlng nut L lfltll me d1xe1 lun Seton H1 Glee Club 1, Dramatlcs 1 2 4 The Valley Volce Staff4 Bxol ogy Club 2 Sodahty 1 2 3 4 League of the Sacred Heart 5 3374 MARY DOLORES BRAUN Dee 7 1h P e lNew11k New 1 Cute m1le umm d1poQ1t1un XCIEV pwpuln ibout bowlmg 1 of lr1xeQ to talk ilw IM QCIIIHL up a Club ur a partx hcdut1lL1l hlcmde h11rtc1 go w 1th hlg hxuwn QCQ frlend worth lm 1x111g Glee Club 1 3 4 Dramancs I 2 3 4 The Vallant Staff 4 Cheerleader 2 Sodallty 1 2 3 4 League of the Sacred Heart 3, ELEANOR JANE BRENNER e 379 19th Street Newuk New tem .1 ll t11111d and QUICK ur1t1l y Ll get t 111 w 10.1 he Ll alwax ready and w1ll1ng to help her ptr u11f1l1ty hai won her nmm tnend a way ready for three L L rt Dramancs 1 2 3, Bnology Club 2 Lnbrary Club 4 Sodahty 1 2 3, 4, League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 16 I X ,Q 11 14' .' -, , 11, - ,, '1' f 1 ' t' ' ' . ,, '.l yuff I , -' 1 4 1 , I LZ f:v!L?v 1 .LL ff ,l . ', 1 1 ,Im l l V. 1, ' V Ji' , W , X1 up f' ,- 7 x f , 71 V. 'V b ,f 1 ,' 1 U ', , f I , - f f V JJ ' .Jluf lf if T 1 , z',1 l's'. T . ' M .l I' , , . un uf the 11:-t pup lg v1 111 guls If 1. '. .... lo.df of fr1e11ds wh 'A ' dshlp . . . go Ll ist 1+ jwkcs, zmd sunlly fills lem. GI , , , 9 ' , , ,4g S.A.A.2, g Th ' sv , u ' 11 , - 3 Y , l ' f ff! .,I,, 71 ',- ' 1 , ,l ,, , ' , ,,x ..-3 t tw 1 IC , 1 C 1 lx, 1 JLISLR X ' A sp111'kl111g S1111lc . . , Q1 wwmrwderful Student . . . wl11: at llltll l 2''..,ilrx'l -'d.,.l 5l.tJtdlli,.. 's ,V - .ll. . ' , u V - sy I - 7 1 Y Q I 5 ' , , , 5 12 . - f av new - 'I' Q1 1: Y, p I I'F1yam lac, ' ':',,' 'Jg',.4y, , .RQ Q ---5 I f-H t...c1'.1:y Y-A' 1 ' ...lurds fun... x ' N41 -Q-g 1 6' , , 5 ' , . , 5 ' g Q ?fs! 5 U 1 1 5 9 XYZ 1 1,2, 4. 1- llll 'l lnxxf 1' f ! NEIQ1 K ' 1 , 'L' , ,' 'tlerscyx S1f'h ,I 1 1v UliI'lx IV' I l AL! I. 5 ' 11A 5.1, l 'S ' ' nlrlyli, l U V! - , , ' h ' Q . 5 7 7 5' ' 1 y 1 ' -..-:r '- ELIZABETH GERTRUDE CARLTON Berry '56 Sprmg Street M1llburn lNexx eraey Sweet d1Qpos1t1on but qulet at txmes good tudent and claismate always on trme for Qpecul octamons attrrctron to claseee at Summit High why hopee to be a pnx ate secret rry Glee Club 1 Dramatlcs 1 2, The Valley Vozce Staff 4 Forensic League 2, League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodalxty 1, 2, 3, 4 FLORENCE ANNE CARPENTER o 132 Sxxteenth Axenue Newark New er ey Small bundle of jolllty get alon vtrth xnyone rlxxaxi collectmg money contmually lo-mg dues book ready to laugh at any tlme odd eagerne for coke after Qthool true p11 sllght tendency to lelu h cute tlny fate ee Club 1 2 3 4, Dramatxcs12 3, 4 SAA 1 2 3, 4 Forensic League 1, 2, French Club 4 Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4 ELLEN MAUREEN COJ L Blueyes 318 Crane Street Orange New er cg. Loxely combmatlon of ubtlety and wlt alwayc ready to lend a helpxng hand magnetrc personahty and agreeable nature artxstlc leanxngs toward faehlon deexgmng a bonny smlle one cant reaxst Glee Club 2 3 Dramaucs 2 3 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2 Library Club 4 Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4 DOLORES MARIE CRITCHLEY Drmples 116 South Sexenth Street Newark New craey Infectuoue laugh naturally happy fate accentuated by deep set dlmplea lts a free country frequent cuitomer for the Marme mall call an early arrlxal at O L V mdustrxous and dependable Glee Club 1 Dramaucs 1, 2, 3 4 The Valiant Staff 4 The Valley Voxce Staff 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3 4 Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4 17 lv I r'f7 lHl VM L ,se -Al +1- 'D- HELEN JOAN DALTON Helen 879 South Slxteenth Street Nevsarlt New ewey Dantmg, hlue eyes neat as a pm txll but demurc fanthful frlend vtxlhng ll tener to jokes epetnlly at lunch xery good naturtd ,mggles unceaimgly cray ahout basketball S A A 3 ' The Valiant Staff 4 French Club 4 Forensic League 1, 2, 3, 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodalrty 1, 2, 3, 4 ROSS JOSEPH De1LIA Jumor South Street New Proxldence New Jeraey Super Rt s known and llkcd by all Valley future telexmon expert llxes out ID the woods a true and loyal Qenlor lover of the the xtre Qtt ln h12 xmexu a memher of the National Guard Dramatlcs 1 2 3 4 SAA 1 Track 2 Bxqlogy Club 2, League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2 3, 4, Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4 DOLORES ANN DIPPOLD Dolores Eaay laughter a ready frxend mfectloui charm nexer tardy for Qchool alxxaw on hand at the pennant Stud a good worker ln par1Qh att1x1t1e theres no place llke Samnt Anne Q ague of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3, 4 Lxbrary Club 4 Brology Club 2 Athletic Assocxatlon 1, 2, 3, 4 Latm Club 2, Sodallty 1, 2, 3 4 LAWRENCE VINCENT DOMALEWSKI Larry 486 Manu 'lL1lI1XlCXK 'Xxenue O1 mge New erQey Ttll blond and handaome e1Syg,,o1nf, haa a hohhy ot arrlxmg lxte for School Sports minded true and loyal fr1end always agreeable Dramatlcs 1 Varsnty 2 3 French Club 2 Biology Club 2 Athletic Assoclatlon 1, 2, 3 4, Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 KVJVV' 'X Q! 77 ' , , Y . . . , , . ' ' ' ' Y 's ' J, s . .' :', v Q . v n l - - - x s 1 5 ' ' - If ' 7, O Y y v' . . , ,. t . .. .. . ns '. ' s ' T' l J . 7 3 9 3 ' ' ' S E . 7 . I ' ,- QQ 7, 1 65' Vlinans Avenue, Newark, New Jersey. . .. c ' ' S.. . , . If , , s 4 , 5 9 ' , . YQ 7, z. '.' , A2 , J t '. 2, , 1 . .. . :. fv Y . . . W l - . 1 .W 7 . .. , 'V 1 5 ' , a 9 ' 5 Y ' 1 , 1 ' VT 4 ,f , Vtlflil ' ' E l -so H, ,- A f 'f ' . f '1 uf, J V4 fp fhffa i 41-4 ,fwfad 150' f' f-flff-4' fi' we f ,V J 1-W Z ff BARBARA MARIE DONOHUE Bobble 17 Vvheeler Street West Oran e New ersey Happy go lueky load of frlends always ready for 1 good tune has a supply of w1ttv remark u ually knxttmg, somethmg new tops IH pexsonalxty 1 frxend worth haxlng, Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Dramatlcsl 2 3 4 Varsltyl League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Blology Club 2 Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 ANN FRANCES DORSEY ' Dorse 39 Fairmount Terrace Vvle t Orange New er e Efhment and dependable weet and demure l t f friend naturally turly tre me quiet a a mou e laxorlte dnxer 1011 eatlng luneh alwap an honor tudcnt nn uc frnend Glee Club 2 3 4 Dramancsl 2 3 4 The Valiant Staff4 The Valley Voice Staff 4 Forensic League 1 2 Sodalrty 1, 2, WINIFRED MARIE DOYLE Duchess Talent for amgmg, a great senie of humor plea mg, personalxty brxght gay manner lxked by all dependahle cl Q and energbetle orrglnalxty and mueh sehool pmt all around faworlte Glee Club 1 2 Dramancs 1 2 SAA 3 French Club 2 Biology Club 2 Sodalxty 1 2 3, 4 JOHN BERNARD DUFF Bug john 21 Central Plate Vvest Orange N xx ersey Noted fcr his blg grm hraln hlld ID Rellglon e beautiful green ordumx 11 ket 1 per ect aenae of humor mtelhgent and clexer good tudent Baseball I 2 Track Team I 2 3 4 Valley Volce Staff 3 4 French Club 4 Blology Club 2 Sodahty 1 2 3 4 I .X Cf if 'YY ,.. . , ' 3, 'J - f - ' S ' ,... . . ' lx ' 5... s A'Y A v..a Q A I ...L I KV. yu 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 5 ' 5 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ' Y YY , s , sy. ' 1 ...s ...xoso A ' ' ' S's... ' 5' 'S'-.V S , ' ,n ' 11 , Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 7 u - 11 , ' , ' Y Y Y 3,4. ff YY 84 North Park Street, East Orange, New Jersey. ' 'Y... - .sl ' ' 4 A ' ' ' S ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 5 135 Y Y Y ' l! ' Y! - A ' ' ,AC 'l P - r' '1 ' ' 'Q f lam... ' ' 1 f 5 I' ac . . . l ean't hnd my bovkf' , . . A l f ' . 'Y 1 ' Y 5 . Lu - 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 . 5 l 1 1 1 ' lAlll 4 We QNX is ULAAJ 66694, hp fu 411, HU74 -1,4,,.t4.v.-...A-ot!-,.caJ Cin... 07 Mio '04-4-1 C414-04 xii yfyva-lv' D151 WILLIAM MICHAEL EGAN Bl 971 Pleaeant Valley Way We t Orange New ersey Our farthful bellrmger neatnes perfonlfied qulet but a lceen senie of humor loxes that last Study permod baseball enthusmast nexer gets too exclted Dramatlcs 3 Varsxty 2 French Club 2, Bnology Club 2 Library Club 4, Sodalnty 1, 2, 3, 4 ELIZABETH ANNE ENRIGHT Betsy 101 Carteret Street Glen Rrdge New er ey Full of fun and frollc wonderful dxspowtlon con Qtantly mwtaken as her comm Exleen me a banana fan as the szllxeet ggggle topi rn any language good student Dramatrcs 2 SA A 2 3 4 French Club 4 Forensic League 1 Bxology Club 2 Sodalxty 1, 2 3 4 ELLEN MARGARET FANN AN 121 Underwood Street Newark New er ey Ebony waxes the envy of all partrcxpant rn all the fun out tandxng seme of humor neat as a p1n popularrty and personalrty started halrcuttmg fad faxorlte question Where s the placev GleeC1ub1 2 3 4 Dramatlcsl 2 3 4 The Vallant Staff4 The Valley Voice Staff 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 Sodallty 1 2 3 4 MAUREEN ELLEN FORD Flxvver 61 Rlxes Road Summrt New ersey Maureen lb one well gurl charmxng Smale slncere fvgnd exer ready wlth a lrxendly hello dresQeS neatly Dramatxcs 3 4 French Club 4 Bnology Club 2 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Library Club 4, Sodalny 1 2, 3, 4 always seen vuth Loretta l 'kv-uJ L 4 .X 6.0 P - X ' f of -- Us , Q ,,, X !Y'll,, , K , s ' , i X, l I 3 Q f Q X El1i 3 SQ y 1 f 1 1 my f 1 se ' ' we ri . H. sr 51 , N f .lfi . 5. . cl 4 Y- s H 1 H I 5 'S ' Ill.. I v5 In 9. 3 s si x ' 4 ' ' . s s 3 ' 5' X. 20 Q 0 1 X., xllbflisliil .ll y fl rf!-2 'ij .-ff' . ,J ,J f WJ 43 ,E fl JY zfj .fb ff if JW! cl Y .1 .L wg, 'J 'I I W .. QL! 11 ,ff ,,,z,f,w ffgst V I 8. FRANCES LOUISE GERVASIO Frannie 234 Audley Street. South Orange, New jersey. Perpetual good humor . . . lost without Bohhie' '... con' stantly seen at Lourdes . . . I get hlamed for everything? . never a dull moment . . . possesses a sure gift of conversation . . . can look so innocent. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 The Valiant Staff 43 French Club 4, Forensic League 2, 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, SAMUEL JOSEPH GIANTI Sammy 549 MeChesiiey Street, Orange, New Jersey, Likes to take life easy . . . always a cut-up . . . terrific in all sports , . . a contagious laugh . . . winning personality . . . liked by all. Varsity 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 ' Biology 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ,f f RALPH JOHN GINOCCI-IIO Ralphie l3l lvforris Avenue. Summit, New Jersey. i Has a special attraction for downtown Newark . . , outstanding hasehall player . . . believes in taking life easy . . . able to get in the perfect wisecrack at the right time . . . keen sense of humor . . . has many friends, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Biology Club 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. DOLORES ANNE GRIFFIN nDe13 195 Midland Avenue, East Orange, New Jersey. Adorable smile , . . true friend . . . thoughtful . . . quiet hut full of fun . , . never without Betsy and Eileen . . . splendid student . . . industrious and ambitious. S.A.A. 4, Forensic League lg League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 4. iz, jo , s I '94 W 'VCV my A f J -J 110 4' Y y 4... 3 ini fvtun, - i 'F' , fy ' I :LIS X.. ,ips ,S ,f Mb 'Lv-CJ 114-to J fly' 1 Aw Gm? 21 N MARGARET VERONICA GUENSCH Upeggyfi 46 Vvlinans Avenue. Newark, New jersey. Seems Peggy is fascinated by coupes . . . infectious laugh, usually at lunch . . . those cool and limip green eyes . . . continually doing her chemistry , , . always going to dances , . . A'Whci's having the club meeting this week? . . . really a good M-loc, S.A.A. 35 French Club 45 Forensic League 1, 35 League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 4. MARGARET ANN HAAS lfpeggyn 172 South Eighth Street, Newark, New Jersey. Ready conversationalist . . . punctuating the charm of sponf taneous small talk coupled with enthusiastic listening . . . a sparkling star in dramatics . . . a voice like a bird . , . good student . . . industrious and conscientious. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 S.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Forensic League 1, 2, 35 League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ARLENE LOIS HELMER Arlene 6 Valley Street, Newark, New jersey. Nice combination of blonde hair and blue eyes . . . has interest in West Orange High . . . loves to laugh . . . perfect disposition . . . a friend to everyone . . . always willing to help . . . enjoys dancing. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Forensic League 1, 2, 35 French Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Sodality'1, 2, 3, 4. EVELYN MARIE HERNET !!Liz7, 14 Arsdale Terrace, East Grange, New jersey. Attractive personality . . . excels in talking . . . writes long letters to Indiana . . . blonde hair and blue eyes are a fascinating combination . . . My, you look like Lizbeth Scott. Dramatics 2, 45 S.A.A. 15 Cheerleading 2, 35 League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. - L , ' . ell' ' ,,. A - - s -Av 4 -so - JV ...nfs l X 24 C P I ft lf!! L JEAN IRENE HERSCHEL Shox-ne 510 Morris Street Orange New ersey Small and dainty efficiency personlfled captrxates all by her graceful ballet dancxng likely to succeed ID all endeavors favorite pastime attending St Benedlcts dances Dramatlcs 1 2 3 4 SAA 3 4 The Valley Voice Staff 4 Forensic League 1 2 League of the Sacred Heart 1 , Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN JOSEPH HIGGI ' Huggy 533 Valley Road West Oran I Lrkeable personality P ffindttiz all brown hair an all around goo s o nuff t the Windsor rmkers with airplane? my Xlgid bf Smgmg. and does lt vxell Dramatlcs 1 3 4 League of the Sacred eartfl 2 3 4 Biology 2 Sodalxty 1 2, 3 4 Athletic Association , 2 lub Z MARGARET ELIZABE'1H HUBER Margie 19 Stanley Street Irvmgton New ersey Short and sweet smrlmg blue eyes charm and person a ity has interests ln Florida where s Dolores7 talkatlve good student one swell g l Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 SAA 4 The Valiant Staff 4, League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Sodallty 1, 2, BEVERLY CLAIRE KEATING Bev 207 South Clinton Stre,t East Orange New eriey. uiet and capable . . . fond of baseball shortstop is her .pecialty . . . long blonde hair . . . loxes to dance with certain people . . . usually seen at Lourdes . . . quiet but oh my! Dramatics 1 2 3 45 Biology Club 2' Athletic Association 1 2 3 4' League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2 3 4' Library Club 4' Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 ff' nun lnlfur ,flyer f r N XXJ JAMES JosEPH KELLEY m 'S Umon Street Vvest Orange New ereey t pleasant manner neat as a pm tope rn Mxtm r1endly keen ense of humor l1ked by both hoye md r good voxce Dramatlcs 1 2 4 Track 4 Biology Club 2 League of the Sacrr-d Heart 1 2 4 Athletic Assoclatxon 1, 2 4 Sodallty 1, 2 4 PATRICIA MARIE KENNEY Pat 30 Gltd tone Axenue Newark New eraey Carefree and gay dry humor numberleis frxends XW n fed III Seton all does good Qchola t1t work happltr wiv X sQ.4 vthen enng, IS around Qchool pmt Glee Clubl 2 Dramatxcs 1 2 Athletlc Assocnatlon I 2 3 4 Library Club 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Sodalnry 2, 3 JOHN JOSEPH KLIMINSKI Clem 6 Q-9' 589 Beach Street Grange New lleraey s Tall and frxendlw vutty remarks prophet ID the Clmst mas plav find xt hard to be on t1me all round good fellow a dexotee of the Engllsh accent good XOICE ah1l1ty Dramatxcs 4 French Club 4 Chemistry Club 3 Biology Club 2, League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2 3 4, Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 JOAN MARY KOEHLER ome 7 Peachtree Road Maplewood New ersey Con tant chatterer curly black halr and tho e hxg blue eyes You wouldnt haxe the nerve ardent football fan made for Yvlanasquan one ofthe mseparahle three smooth on the dtnte floor ellerxescent peraonalrty Glee Club 1 Dramatlcsl 2 3 4 Varsity 1 2 3 4 The Valiant' Staff4 Valley Voxce Staff4 Sodallty 1 2 3 4 ' 'sk off JV WDM Mfg 1.1-f nw 4 l 'fl Irv X rj.,-f DORIS BARBARA KUBOVICK Dar iff 158 Valley Road Vkest Orange New ersey imor plus personality is a winning combination especially for our enifer of the Valleyj forever singing some song he has just heard on the radio ardent Alumni fan school spirit personibed Glee Club I 2 3 4 Dramaticsl 2 3 4 The Valiant Staff 4, The Valley Voice Staff 4 Bology Club 2 Sodality 1 2, 3 4 ANN MARIE LaMORTICELLA Ann 343 South flcrson Street Orange New er cy Known for her di tinttixe hair do faxorlte dixcrsion antient car whiz on the dan c floor always ready to tell one of her joltc good student quiet but indu trious Glee Club 1 Dramatics 1 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 Library Club 4 League of the Sacred Heartl 2 3 4 Sodality 1 2 3 4 JAMES JOSEPH LEE , Whitey Q 7 Union Street West Orange New ersey. 'l Noted for blond hair . . . outstanding in sports . . . full of fun . 1 . . . amuses everybody with witty sayings . . . 'That will do here . . . not interested in girlt. Dramatics 1 2 3 4' S.A.A. 2' The Valiant Staff 2' Varsity' , N i 2 3 4' Baseball Team 1 2 3 4' Sodality 1 2 3 4 K 4 JOAN MARIE LEE , -r ' can I' J 18 Central Place West Orange New erfey. Attractive smile . . . big, brown humoroug eyes . . 'y - willing to help . . . loxes children . . . happy go lucky . . worij' '- bf about nothing except the present time , , . artistic ahilit . , X Dramatics 3 4' The Valiant Staff 4- Varsity 1' Chemistry Clu ' 4' League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4' Sodality 1 2 3 4 I 6 .tc lHl Vllllll PM ,f,,f'nf D ii -9- JNVQTJ j A A 25 fix 'J MAUREEN CATHERINE LeFRANCIS Nlaureen 13081111111 NlI1llI Succt Numrlr lNux Ll Cx Emud red trc c cxcc lent tcm Ll rp 1c1 111 chuclxlcg pcrQc1111l1tx plu br1111 xx urn thcrc 1111 Incl there S ulrccn cmlrtcx y pcrw111l1cd c ll unc Qtu Glee Clubl Dramaucs 1 2 3 4 SAA , 4 The Vallant Staff ,The lValley Volce Staff 4 Sodallty 1, 3, 4 MARIE THERESE LIDDY 1Terry I9 HlI1dc 'Men Vw uc 1. t O1 mgc New Cl cy TM11 1q1e1Q1-111.11111 1 1 md lllllxllll lklllll ful s111g1115, Mme 111. t Ll rc wr 1, xcclu dxmu lILl y wlt 111 llllkllll 1t1 11 Glee Club 2 3 4 Dram aucs 2, 3 The Vallant Sta 1 French Club 4 Porenuc Lehgxe 3 Soclal 1ty12,3,4 BARB A ANNE LOGAN Bobble Vs 1to11 'Xxcnuc Ent Orem c lNLvx Ll V Slcndcr blonde vy1tl1 plci mt pcr c111al1ty l111cQ t1c an pmts ful of pep and 111,111 ct fm cr 111ccl1L1l Qchool urccr QCFIOU mmded III ULHCK, C Qense mf 1115115 The Valley VOICE 4 League of the Sacred Heart Biology Cl b u 2 Llbrary Club 4 Sodalny 1, 2 LORETTA REGINA LURIA ll ml LI Sll 11111t INLNN I L p 41111 llIl.lllll x xy lb X xxc1tl1L1 111111 l next III 1 Ill ppc 11-111rC H 4 tl 1 iff 4VDramat1cs 3 A lylc As s IIOH1 Z, 3, French Club 4 Leabuc x of t cre a 3 51 Sail K' M 19111234 WMbZaKMM ff l f r Jdf f ye, 1 Y ly! rv, wwf ,, 4 1 nf X x Lfx fx g If 5, . lv ' .1 'I '. 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' ji! g,U'X'J :gy A c 5232 JF D eff .awe M ,xi E r fc 'QL f-1 f f 'VJ' L CATHERINE THERESE MALONEY' Terry 7 Samp on -Xxenue Mt1d1 on New erfey I waQ ncxer so emharr:-1 ed huhbllng, ox er w1th pet onilxty ntturilly curly Tnd golden lotlc the enxy of all pxrtltular Txcrsmns hnmde md a certun .alumnus from Summxt .1 terror behind the wheel Dramat1cs2 3 4 SAA 2 The Valiant Staff 4 The Valley Voice Staff4 French Club4 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 EILEEN MARIE MALONEY Elleen 154 Ctrteret Street Glen Rldge New er ey lmpoxtint ofllce 1n the school take tultlon frlendly to all qulet and mdu trlous good tudent lo t wnthout Betiy an Dol: r get T lu lr out of nothing, ln partntular gTy lud nttt per onalxty Dra atxcs 2 3 4 SA A 3 French Club 4 Forensxc League 3 Club 2 Sodalxty 2 3 4 V ff J 1 HERBERT ANTHONY MARDANY 1 'elif Herbie f JN, 377 Broad Street Summit New ersey y met dm po mon dry Cen e of humor smooth green ,X ,Kg B11 lc happxeet when the boy are around mdt pen .thle to 1 A l 3 th X tr xty gxlted wzth ahllxty to make lrxends one grand fell nw 74, - r L , af .f Dramaucs IV2 3 4 SAA 1 2 3 4 Varslty4 Baseball 1 3 4 kpc Clgb 4 Sodalrty 1 2 3, 4 MARTIN JAMES MARREN Duke 344 Hugh Street Orunge New ergey Smeere frxend blu he e.151ly hnnmg personalnty hws a tendency to fall a leep 10 Relzglon cla Q attracted to redhe1d Biology Club 2 Athletic Assocxauon 1 2 3 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Library Club 4 Latm Club 2 Sodallty 27 'JS- az , 5 V Af Q A ., C, Z K E f uflf'-'Q ' ' ur' ' J P , ff 1 ruff. 1.31. , r f-1,3 ,L ,.,C. 3 ' 1 X E , I f, C r yt,-,fL.. f, f, , '51 q -V Al , - 4- , 1 .,pYL. ..- 'J' L ' - 52 BQ n !,ffC n vs kv, kt ,Lu' If I . 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'f Jx J' fl CONSTANCE VALERIE MATUSIAK Connie C521 South Su nteenth Street Newark New ew LY en lrle umxnbxne lLlI1Ll1llIUC vuth ehenustry experl ment mtrlguxn dulr hur and eyes always wearing a Qmxle lU0lxlI1 f d g, :nw 11 to Spendmg tune at the Shore allergle to xumrlx oh' tho e joke SAA 1 2 French Club 4 Forensic League 1 Llbrar Club 1 Y League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4 HELEN MARY McCABE Helen 'li Lund leg, Kxenue South OIll1g,C New cr ex n exrellent tudent exer ready to lend a helpxnge hind lllred h y 1 em ele ACIIXIIY boundlei encrgnr elcxer iltlblle 1 IILB xlxxxy on hand with 1 NITIIC The Valiant Staff 4 The Valley Voice Staff 4 League of the c ssoclatlonl 2 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Sodalny 1 2, 3, 4 ANN EILEEN McCABE Mac 209 S nth Tenth Stleet Nuxuln New LI e 1 B ilfl ul blue eu vnd Illll en e of hun 1111 fm exeryone e tl t nexe g 0 t run tmtly exerxhodx pal fnthful hstener to 'vlx Frlend n n xex eun lb GleeClub1 2 3 4 Dramatncsl 2 3 4 The Valiant Staff4 Biology Club 2 Library l b 4 Sodallty I 2 3 4 ANN MARIE MCCAMBLEY Mac 177 Cluxxxu 'Menue LO: ge New xe 1 good olre meere llgeht hearted elptun 4 l tm l l eenerea 1 1 dbxa ILLXIIOYI ddlt fm int rg N1 xrx N reen ng lx C true and under tandlm, tmnd SAA 3 Cheerleading 3 4 Blology Club 2 The Valley Voice Staff 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3 4 Sodallty 1 8 l' v ' ' I 1 , . 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BERNICE THERESA McCORMACK Bermce 92 Cedar Avenue Newark New ersey Sweet and consxderate worrles too much but has a host of frxends very neat always good natured wxllmg to he p quiet but effectxve humor Dramatlcs 3 Forensic League 2 3 Biology Club 2 Library Club 4, League of the Sacred Heart 2, 3, 4 Sodallty 2, 3, 4 JAMES THOMAS MCHUGH Scoop 10 Mountannvnew Street West Orange New ersey Capable manager of the basketball team better known as Scoop puts up a good argument IH PA D eflicrent and smart frrendly smxle a busmess mterest 1n the telephone company Dramatlcs 3 4 Baseball Manager 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 French Club 4, League of the Sacred Heart I 2 3 4 Sodalxty 1, 2, 3, MAUREEN ANN McKENNA Mac 166 South Rxdgewood Road South Orange New erscy Small but packed wxth personalmty and fun peanut butter cheese for lunch nexer seen without a certam Semor lost my gla ses agam whxz on the basketball court Dramancs 2 3 4 Varsity 2 3 4 Forensnc League 3 The Valiant Staff4 SAA 4 Sodallty 1 2 3 4 ROBERT WILLIAM McTERNAN Bo 24 Park Avenue Summlt New ersey horse ln the scxenth race shmy black harr always nn trrm halls from Summlt gets along easmly with anyone exen gurls Dramaucs 1 2 Alhletnc Assocxatronl 2 3 4 Baseball! 2 3 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Blology Club 3 Sodall y 1, 2, 3, 4 ,.z 9 41, , . 1' 1 1 f .I- rf.', .af KLEJI, '-el THIS vlllrlrj X ff J sf! 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WJ 1 -.I , afffco I IV' ANN TI-IERESE MEI-IL J' Ann 1011 Mc1L111t llm mt Axemle Vv7ct 0111114 N xx 5 1t1u11Q THlI1I'lCI n xcr my wo 1111111 aw 1y fuu the lkmdy lx mei thc C1cv1 nut I lung Pom! ta c cxcrytlung hu tr1 e gcncrnus depend 1blt good Qtudent French Club 2, 3 L1brary Club 4 Blology Club 2 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2, 3, 4 Athletic Assoclatlon 1 2, 3, 4 Soclalnty l EDNA JUNE MILLER 237 Sunset Axcnue Newark New eraey DllHlI1Ut1X gurl wlth Lurly han' qmck Smlle !11cl14111S but fun loxmg popular xuth all good XOICQ w1ll 111 lkc a upahle nur e has txxo claw rmga Vw hy Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 1 2 3 4 S A A 3 Forenalc League 1, 2, 3, 4, B1ology Club 2 Sodalxty 1, 2 3, 4 MAUREEN LEE MORRISSEY Mouse 451 Cc11t1 1l 41611111 01 1111 c TNQW er cy mx ll N om tu L 1 mmhlt ilngcxcd 'lr p 11111 t tho e m ful Qpc on H111 tr it IC1111 l11 s Intern lttr lttnc Rum on tm IQIOII to e llLlL c 111 r 1ppc1lmg, cyc ecvelc tlmtltcxcr Dramatlcs 2 3 4 The Valley Voice Staff 4 The Vallant J Staff 4 French Club 4 Forensxc League 3 4 Sodallty 1 2, 3, 4 ALICE ANN MONAHAN 5 Rm1lr11n Plus Bloomticld N xx mtcre frlend mth pn-21 mg, perxou 1l1ty t1p1blt md undu tmdmg, moat dependable md Lfllelcnt luppxmt xalun vutlx the ercmxxd 1 l1c1rt of El d SAA 3 The Valley VOICE 4 Biology Club 2 Sodallty 1 7 gm 3, 4, League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 4, Lxbrary Clu 4,60 Clu. 'X 71.u.fU.. al' ,wwf I xl . ,L Q J' pqfy Ufw ldwtvvww X if My U, QSM Primm Of' lw utrif! N ,fffijvlt ,ua R., '10 1 44: DARLENE MARY MURPHY Murph B r xx c txttt A TN y llltl' it Bc mar w C ll c ill tin lghf X 1 ty thinning, mmnei olt xolec Glee Club 1 Dramatlcs 1 2 3 4 The Valiant Staff 4 The Valley Voice Staff 4 Forensic League 3 Sodality 1, 2, HELEN THERESA MURPHY tt Murph 'I South Txxeltth Street Ncvmrk New ukcv 'Xttrlttlxc blonde with friendly dl positlon A right good tu tnt till vwndcrin lhout Baehelor ec . . . x nnin4 way. '... like by 'll . . . 1 h1ppy mrcfrcc 1155 . . . ' nys' wht lmurr '... where. Dramatics 1 2 3 4' The Valiant Stal? 4' Biology Club 2' Library Club 4' League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3, 4' Sodality PATRICIA ANN NEEDHAM awww WM Patty ' W 4 im Hmth rnc -Mt-nut Ncvnxlt New tr cy 4 M iw' :in .,.' 1 Wy. cumin ' n . , 4 '1 huhhlin' aux 1 . . . ul 1 muintn . . , Ui! thmt hgh ieel. . . . hippy 'md zunhltinux. Glee Club 1 2 3 4- Dramatics 1 2 3 4' Library Club 4' Forensic League 35 League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 4' Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. NADINE IRENE NEFF ean 164 lwlmmtaguc Plus South Orzinxc, New ci 'y. Petite hlunde wlth a Pepiudcnt .mile . . . hue blue eye' . . . ulwiyj liughing, . . . like by 'll . . . true friend . . . fmthlll lCI1K.l . . . p1'ovm-ting, l111g,htvi1'. Glee Club 1 2 3 4' Dramatics 1 2 3 4' The Valley Voice Staff 4' The Valiant Staff 4' Forensic League 1 2 3- Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. 31 . I W . la ' ' K A I wx, g ft B- if . . . , I-Q ' . '1 vu ml! - K4 SU VP I L' 6'-.vb VU ,v XJLZ JJ ' VJ n 3 K P1 - K. I 'J L 4 4 K H X ' ' V4 'Aw 'x Lili' 1 l ul' ' Ll N ' I 2 , Off - ' 15 ' -.,.,u , . . y L1 'U-f N , K A ' if 1' . L. 'Qu f df ' - H.. A My .420 X VV , ' 1 ,itftf ' L 'Ll . ' ' W1 N X I LLX k, If A L la' ' f F2 1 i - -.1 ' Y . - -I JI I D . ' fx- L ' V :X I ' -F f'4' Va' ' E. ' V C r ze vs . , ,v L, 178 re uk 'ix md S , Eat Orange, 'ew jcrwy. , Z L V' Enjn 'N Rum - sz l Q . . . lmks n at a 1d cut at 1 imcs i . . . zxlwxxys husy . . . friendly word to cx'c1'ybudy . . 4 capable man' A m QV' ufthcUirls' ISIBI 'L ' f 2 ' ' I A f., I - . ' , u ' H , ' 1 v 1 s 9 7 bl I me - vw E - 5 ' 3, 4. C, ,frff 3- 'H' .' , u . v . Q 4' f 's lu' I ' ...' id' ' g: 'sDcgr N wi Q N cl .1 . . . . dlxxt in . ig 3 7 N yy Y , 7 5 1 Y , Y , , . 1, 2, 3, 4 I . A 19 Z , 8 , 'T lf Y, ll c' 1, A , .' , ' J , ' L: N to - g .lxx. - dr g of Chitdgn t lg - ,ll 6 l. gl tt: nt .A dlll t l v l N l , n 1 5 4 , ' 1 x 9 s 1 y v s 9 l ' f Q , . 'W ' 5 :I T HD 6' Q- Y K i, N 2 ,J N t I , I If 4 w 1 ' 7 Cl A C t lp ' Y 7 7 l Y Y 5 , Q' y, gb , ff ,Y , , , , llllll .A+ HM' 'K Mcwfjlgjil W ,af 1 ,..Ji'7 i1,ff ,,,wf Aff' .-O -' QA-ff' ,JF uJVf4,! JJ gf ,J 'jill MY!! if ll My-1 ,xxx few? CHARLES LUHR O BRIEN Luhr 140 Maxn Street XVet Orange Ixevu cr ey Elhclent edxtor of The Vtlnant alvxay m honor Qtudcnt qulck xuth a comeback bound to succeed Jn every endeaxor excellent l1ngu1t can be counted on exery txme Dramaucs 1 SAA 3 The Vahant Staff 4 French Club 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2, 3 4 Sodallty 1 2 3 MARGARET MARY O MULLAN Peggy 673 Thumi Strc t Orinre New cr cy ulet rt erxed Sem: r Vxlll H1llxC a wonderful Secrctxry H1 epirible from P t 1 grcit attrutxon located omevthere Orange depend rble ind mdu ll'lOllS Dramaucs 2 Biology Club 2 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 4 Llbrary Club 4 Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Sodalnty 1 CHARLES FRANCIS POPPRE Chal 483 Vw 1llow Street Qrange Yew cuey Regular fellow Valley man through and throu Qpeuall es m maklnt, coke at Traflete Qwe to all Brlls trnd ID at the bell interested ID the dtuly new Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Bxology Club 2 Latm Club 2 Library Club 4 Sodallty WANDA MICHALINE PORZYCKI Wanda 31 Pitt Street Bloomheld 'Nlew cr ey Till dlgnlflcd blonde kldded by ll blu hcw ca xly axmy askrng., I-Im do I lo ton c1ent1ous tudcnt a future nm chat ambmous and dependable Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 The Valiant Staff French Club 4 Forensrc League 2 Sodallty 1 2 3 4 v' f 32 I I4 yf 1 f,j at P , .' J -' J' ,f. JJ f .' QM' J f' a ,Ml sr .1 'Y BARBARA ANNE REINHART Bobbie 348 Sruth Strcct Newark New cr cy f F Petite and xxeet noted for har other rms, 1 pe I mpe it doe n t ram one of the Vtllcx buddmt, attre ei Belnnr fan V ll Voice Staff 4 Latin Club 1 Dramatxcs 1 2 3 4 The a ey 2 3 d H rt 1 2 3 4 Sodality 1 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 League of the Sacre ea ANN ELIZABETH REILLY Betty 113 South Elexcnth Street Ntwtrk Ntw tr cw IX X IX qulct blonde Illll d rt L rciu C you miul to hcr o my rcldy for 1 go trme tmc fncnd good tudent 3 Biology Club 2 Library Club 4 Athletic Association Dramatics 1 2 3 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Sodallty 1 2,3 4 JAMES PHILIP REILLY jimmy '71-4 North Scxcnth Street Ncxxult New Cr cy thx lu irrcndlx ltxce ux his and t kts t e tho e .tudy pemod chri Jr tc u e trtng, :cn.f: of humor . . . ' ' new h my or Sc' v . D matics 1 2 3 4' S.A.A. 2' The Valley Voice a Biology Club 2' Library Club 4' Sodahty 1 2 3 . Staff 4' DORISANN AMELIA RILEY Doran 470 Laurel Strcct, Or1n,c New Jcriey. . idea .tud,nt . . , 'ei t rcz .,.' ilwayi au like hy 'll , . . ia pc'u rar 'mtrrwr in Nm' Orc . . . Wunder hing . . . od journalrtrc ahllrty , . , intcrcttcd m wrt. wry .... go . , ' ' 2 3 4' The Valley Voice Staff 4' Dramatics 3 4 Glee Club 1 Chemi'try Club 4' Forensic League l 2, 3 4' Sodality 1 2 3 4. ,J rfi THE VMHY 7 'E . af ,ffiflgt amgwft, Z3 anna-oct, Kea Y f fax ,JW :fg- fi S fl- f' ,Q NR ff' Q' rv , . x x 'X N .1 'h 415. URS gl JOAN MARIE ROGERS came 7: H1 clvxood Ruud Bl mnmluld New Fl-Xkllllxllnf, cyci up L un UCXLY 1 dull moment t drmm per Hllllllb 1 1 IIUC Vllleylte ciptxitmg, SIDllL tm mm u tu ent one al the crux Glee Club 2 The Valiant Staff 4 Blology Club 2 I lbrary Club 4, League of the Sacred Heart I 2 3 4 Sodal t 1 2 3 9 I Y y 9 9 MARY FRANCES RUSSELL Rus 0 Vs luttlc cy 'X enum E1 t O1 mpc NI xx U Tv now ber 1 to lr xc ICI kllllll md dcpcndthlc wcr lmcirt IS xxxth thc Nay wt dun p ulu xt om Glee Club 2 3, 4, Dramatlcs 2 3 4 V1rsxty Tlmelceeper 3 Bm ogy 2 League of the Sacred Heart 2 3 4 Sodallty 2, 3, 4 BARBARA ANNE SAGERER Bobble H ll :cl mm x x tx mem mtlulu n t t t x tx 1 11 Glen Club 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcsl 7 3 4 Blology Club 2 Ilbr11y Club 4 League of the Sacred H art 1 2 3 4 Scdal ty 1 3 RICHARD DENNIS SCHERZER Ric y tllll KCI yt r ncxcx um L IPLILI mx 9 mmt xl CF klxu 1 X Cx tx L Biology Clube 2 C Vonce Staff x lt lm mlst slcs Club 4 The Valley t e Sacred Hr: 2 3, 4 Soda JL? wifi Vu 4 fp ,J 'QW ' . '-17 A . ylp Lynx! JJW , lil? 4' lat? l: X CHARLES FRANCIS THEOBALD Charlle 218 Centrrl -Menus: EatO11nge New erQey ulet hut populxr with Il Toothill dexotee friendly to cxeryone keen ense of humor one 111 round regullr fellow frequent pa sengcr of the lrte forty four splendrd 'ietor Dramatrcs 1, 2 3 4 SAA 4 The Vallant' Staff 4 F encn Club 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Sod lt 1 2 3 7! J J aly 7 y 4 ROSE MARY TIGHL Tlgsv 14 Txylor Street Mrllhurn New ersey Sweet md xlwavs mnlmg., tonstantly emng, potato chnps or rushing for 1 tram hxppy dnsposntron a frlcnd to evervone a xery cwpnhle hahy utter when there s nothing better to do hlushes easxly but prettrly Dramatlcs 4, Biology Club 2 French Club 4 Forensxc League 3 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2, 3, 4, Sodallty 1 2 3 BI Jlj South Elexenth Street Newirlc New eriey Pep and per on lnty spleed mth chnrm and mt e jo that red hlxr and those runny, green eye .always thmlung of Bahe euels at mtulcmg posters beautllul penmmshxp Glee Club I Dramatlcsl 2 3 4 The Valiant Staff 4 Biology Club 2 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2, 3, 4 Sodallty 1 2, 3, 4 RICHARD JOHN VOGT Rrchxe 5vO Ville, Street Grange New er ey n 1 pen thle a Cc C ptun of the hr ltethill team Cdllllly e entlal to hi ehrll ind 1 ttrtun emor Ur h hr me a l.lX1I'lC rtn e xuu lar eertam en 1 r xx 1 at 3, lu c to :cnc l don t ltnoxx ne of the Vallcx 5 llxorlte senior VHYSIYY I 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 Athletnc Assocnauon 1 2 3, 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2, 3 4, Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4 0 ., - f Vile il J I fy? Q , Y 1 . ' X , Ms J LL s 7 . ,- '-, iL f i . A f .1 1. X ,X If ',, .. Q 4' , S 1 '.1v . '. Q' L ' il Q ' f ' 5 ' t 7 1 ' sp f : f A C. . ' , , 9 - - - 5 ' ' 5 r ' 9 ' ' ,- ' : ff ' 7, Q. 1' L ' , , . . t 2 2 2, S Y... ' 5 .' 1 ' ' .2 s' ' l' 4 l ' l S 5 I 2: S 1 ' I s s 14' PATRICIA AGNES TULLY A up 73 - ' , 1 , l- A ' s 11 ' ' z ' 'A ...oh, N. . thos kzesl . . ,K ' ' 1 1' r Y S . . . I A li - ,rr f vs . ' I Y ' Y Y Y Y Y Q 1 5 9 ' 'L K? ' 'YY ' Q ' , s . Ids Sz ' s ,J-111' as' 1 1 Aa' ri ' .S li . 1' s ' j l... is 1 aol rd:'S1' 'Sri1s.,.'hA::Tri'.., vi - ' , , , s , , , 5 ' 9 ' x y 5 , , ' 35 A 1 .' ful 1 , M0 rlaml A uf' V1 ff. ' -,, n. - u , 1 , K 1 ,fl N l l p all f 17 L' fu lxx X 'T 11,X .I ,9 VM ELAINE CLAIRE WALSH Walshxe I4 North Tl11rd Street Nevxurk New crgcy Cur x l1l1lt l1111 md blg, blue exe md IDLCQ ant t1lker can 1111ke thc funmcst face 1n cret Rutgcr l11111ld leun to kr11t arm es Dramatlcs 1 4 B1ology Club 2 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Athlenc Assocxauon 1 2, 3, 4 Llbrary Club 4 Sodalxty , 3 4 PATRICIA CATHERINE WALSH at II Lrxxuu et Ntxx XI Num cr tw 1 K4 Ck 1 Lx1111111 C n tl1L lulknt 1 II X 11l 1 1 x 111111 It xx 1c1d 1rt 1111111 1 Dramatlcs 3 4 Varslty I 2 3 4 The Val1ant Staff4 French Club 3 4 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Sodallty 1 3, JEANNE TERESA WILDEROTTER mx 41' Eder T II ice South OIIIILC Nu er tv IIC 111 IXXlIIlxl1fll, exe 1lxx 11. g,ctt1111, 111tf1 tr111l1le D1 the hell nm, yet mecrc get along, xx1tl'1 excry one 1 Il t1l 1 cheerlmdzng, c11tl1u lk t me l1axr1d er rt Dramatlcs 1 2 3, 4 Cheerleadmg 2 3 4 The Valley Voxce Staff 4 The Val1ant Staff 4 French Club 4 Sodalxty 1, , 3, 4 ANN CLEMENTINE ZACCARDO Honey N1 111 Smut Ormp, 'N vx cr 6 111 g1111r1111 r 1 5 11111: lalplul 111u11be1 S 15 111 AU xxcr 1n H1me Nur ITN end L xx 111de1l11l 1111,111g xulee plendul l'l11111e Room Repre entamxe Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Dramaucs 1, 2 3 4 SAA 1 3 4 BIO ogv Club 2 League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 4 Sodallty 1 2, 3, 4 36 .JJ , x OX' 4 t QM 1 , . . , , x . NJ 1 . CONSTANCE MARY ZACHEK Connie 160 South Valley Road, West Orange, New Jersey Quiet and sweet with an effective charm . . . will do anything pl' for you . . . What did you say?' '... style conscious . . . real Valley spirit . . . she's one of us . . . mind continually wandering south ,QC . . why? k ' 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity 25 The Valiant 5. ' Staff 45 The Valley Voice Staff 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. I,. ' Inf vluu ' Il, xkri K i I K fl .xt X-X CON GRATULATIONS REVEREND XVILLIAM B. NAEDELE Graduate of O.L.V.H.S., 1941 In the name of both Faculty and Stu- dent body of O.L.V.H.S., we, the seniors of 1949, wish to offer our sincerest conf gratulations to Father Naedele on this gloriously happy occasion. While we have a number of our graduates in the Seminary at the present time studying for' the priesthood, Father Naedele is the third to have reached that priestly Milestoiie of Ordination since our first graduating class in 1933. Upon graduation in June, 1937, from Sacred Heart School, Father Naedele en' tered our High School, graduating with honors in 1941. The following September, he entered Seton Hall College and two years later went to Darlington. On Sunday, June 11, Father will be elevated to the priestly dignity in the Cathedral, by His Excellency, our Most Reverend Archbishop, and will celebrate his first Solemn High Mass at elevenfthirt-y o'clock in the Church of the Sacred Heart, Vailsburg. lxlay our prayers and good wishes attend you, Father, on your priestly way! 37 WE WILL REMEMBER Kk X Q L TLV Q Yes, x x'ill rtinsinl ' fondly in the years to elneln er Q Q n eoine that happy day, Septeniher 9. 1947, xxhen the Oli, xo timid Class ol' '49 vvallied quietly fYou know us hetter than that nowj into the auditorium. Freshinen Day eanit '... we were xyeleoiiietl'. .'7 -V at least aeevptetl, hy our upper elassinen the Seiiiors of A-Wi, And our first Christmas at U LX' .,.. the thrill of those Christmas Carols! and the gaily decorated elassroomsf Then the Playf-W that long-heard of- dreamed of Valley Playf 7'Blossom Time. Did we par' tiei1ate7 Yes. indeed . , . well . , . at least, we I , solieited ads. OUR SOPHOMORE DAYS . . . REMEMBER , ag Those luseious Biology experinients iust he' X . 1 V . tore luneh! And alter luneh, those triangles and Q g parallelograms. Wlhatf' No 3 today. Then our first leeture from Bliss Bregyl And the alxy.ij's depentlahle CQ Cleaners from whence our uniforms failed to return on time?- . . . and alas! the numerous trips to the Court to renioye ho-its and deposit dripping uinhrellas lest they mark the newly waxed floors, JUNIOR DAYS . . . REMEMBER Vvlit-ini xxe were prtsented with llliire piwder hlue ties Y-oh, the joy of it. Vwle were Juniors , . . at last! Sueh exeitenientfll Vvleie going to have a Prom! And we did!!! Enough said! Vw'ho eau forget the tears, when our radio left the Cafeteria? But Bing couldnt stand hthe low tonesfl Wlio doesnt rememher our large gym elass4 you know, the ones without the sneakers? Ancl now as seniors we clo solemnly swear that we will not only remember but never forget: How we initiated the new Frosh into O LV. via green hows. That lVIaeIDiinald wrote Burlae's Speech H The moral ot' King Lear ?'Neyer he good to your ehildrenf' The tight toftheffinishu diseussions in P..-X D. class. The necessity ot exaetness in Religion detinif tions. No, we shall never forget the happy gli rif us memories of those xyonderful days and hours in U.L.V. and to all who made them possihle we offer our heartfelt gratitude. 38 lilASSllNll. HSEEKYI hsffv--A-0-A--M----'e - -- Y e ff - - - f Father Boland interrogates a Senior student on missing exercises in his Apologetics Notebook while others copy the outline of material written by Florence Carpenter. The Seniors delightedly delve into the intricacies of the Aeneid while Sister Hyacinth and Ralph Ginocchio seek to clear up one of the dithculties involved. THE KI GIHIM Ill BUD What could he more delightful than a period of English spent with the operas of Gilbert and Sullivan- Music furnished while you learn by Doris Kubovick and Ann Zaccardo. '1 e. Parle7-vous francais? If so, then you, too, can enjoy this interesting issue of La Vie which our Senior stu- dents seem to find so enjoyable. Could it be the joke page they are reading? Gloria Piwonslci explains a point in Spanish grammar to a group of interested Spanish students. Leocadia Ellis, Lois Brand, and Gertrude Speiczynslci seem to comment muy bien. WHERE YESTERDAY A Il EUMIIRIEEIW BIIEH -rv .4 Our future typists prepare for their days ahead by daily application and practice under the capable direction of Sister M. Carlotta. Shorthand holds no terrors for these competent Senior students of stenography. Eiizabeth Carlton, Elizabeth Judge and Genevieve Kordoslci are just raring to go! Business machines are in daily operation. Maureen LeFrancis and Ann LaMorticella operate our electric mimeograph as Evelyn Hernet does a master copy on the large carriage typewriter. Art, too, features in the Commercial Dept. as Helen Murphy and Dolores Critchley handle the mimeoscope. 42 K'?WfI1'f11ffff1 I , 'QA ? 5 new X., , , 1 P , 47 . K f 'Q f9f- 2 gm, Q ' . . ' ' Q ' -1 Aa- fsfg Q ,Q-4' .pl Q 4' li ,Y, IQ- , Q ,-,..---' of- w ,A aaa, y , -'C J Ngl. ' 4 ' 1 mv- f -Q I 4- . T0 Ml DS UPI T0 IHE Our Senior Boys and Girls seem happy and engrossed in their Chemistry assignment of generating Hydrogen 1' by the use of Zinc and Hydrochlorlc acid It wont be their fault if som M I ething goes wrong. I .-x The Laws of Gravity are often complicated and intricate but not to our scientifically-minded Seniors. It's as easy as sliding down a sliding board-at least, that's how it looks. 44 .J 1 -. 9 ., ,, 4 i xg: - J' 4 RFU J, f:l 1 , 49 Q' ' .1 1 ,I ff , In . A ,, 1 4 w. f ,.,, L77 L, y XM- f--Q., ANC fx, ,N ,Z k 4 ,f 1 f,2 I M X4 '24 W4 1 fv Q. - 9 X Q .ff .w, I 4' -A , ba-'XV' TE Q3 3.16 is p I sn A 1 A , ,, QQ -s P r Q if R8 A 7 I ,., Y uf if hm ' Dx I I 4-A '- Q., Q K ff, 'vm .,-.. A O 1 'A -A t . .. 1: QF J' Q 8' -U Q., Gi A Il HEAHHY Silllll TS RAIIIAH f K.- J. ,W . .Ta , 'x -.,-.fanart ef,-,V if ' - 3-54-3 - 1 1 . M' ZEWEI ' ' M , L 'W -'eg .17 'fi ' ,, 4.4. ,. , 'I -.-K. -f-4,1 0.1. , , - - X--V .-ww.. 2,5 ',... E ,N-. , ,. , -Q 6.-.1 ..-Nada-.. With Elizabeth Judgelas Prefect, the Girls' Sodality take time out from their busy weekly curriculum to honor Our Lady of the Valley by the recital of the Little Office. Smiling faces indicate what good food and pleasant companionship can do as different sections arrive for their daily rendezvous at the cafeteria. It's a busy life for Mrs. Duff and Mrs. Rankin as fam- ished students invade the cafeteria at lunch time. It's one of our favorite periods. an-...-Nm. ,Q- 41, SlIHlllll Slllllll A Il HAPPI ESS The future of society depends upon the home. Our Senior students are given every opportunity of pre- paredness by a splendid course in Home Nursing given each week by Mrs. Tonak, R.N. is Who does not want to be graceful? So say our Senior students as they trip the light fantastic under the guid- ance of their clever and capable teacher, Miss Albright. Tenors, Baritones and Bass all compose this musical get-together of the Senior Boys, under the capable direction of Sister Agnes Loyola. It is from such a group that our Broadway stars are selected in operetta time. OWU IIERHASSNIE odafnfoodue gf-W' WE WILL' Q 71, fo 174 QS, WEE NEW SY K' .gb 0l l0Ll5 Qaflllflg , 'il 5 fi' 5 Q n ' f , . h Y ' l I I . xx X W I ' h E fx , xxx li , Xxx . ' I '-X-. jy V A V 1 A f .E WJ ' , ' if f. A 733 1 Q , I ffl!! till AC ,xx r -V , dd f 1 J gf' 6 4 . L- .. S LYNN BRYCE SECTION 3A PATRICIA EARLY 1... t, L l 'I Im BERNARD GOODWIN W'ILLIAM STEINER ELIZABETH TEDESCHI JOHN SOLEY EDWARD BRESLAUER T' PATRICIA DeSTURCO A RONALD BUSHWELL 1- 1 MARY FRANKENBERGER CATHERINE BURGER fcounclllorj RICHARD CHIAVAROU 5 bv' T' Q .. MARGARET HARMON .IUAINITA JOHNSON WILLIAM HALPIN VIINCENT Q97 .JOHN DRUDY JOAN WHITE lA5sntant COUHCIIIOFJ 1Repregen1anyeg N W-P' JAINE KEILY MARX LOGAN HANLON JOSEPH KEAINEY 50 T1 N MARIA STUDER JAMES MOONEY p MARY SUTER THOMAS MERRITT CAROLE SACHS :- WILLIAM YELLER .1 EILEEN RUSSELL JOHN LALLY Q . A ' - Y W I 1 I I P M l' - I A O. ,, I A MMA ,7 N I LJ O A . L 5 . - I ,J I an A ,J A - J, I .. J A K C A , ' 5 b . 6' U A 8. N A, V A L -Y T N A -T A BARRON L.. AINIES AHEARN L BAUMGARTNER L PATRICIA SMITH INIARILYN SMALL ., ,,..,g,' 1- , 2. ' Q 7 1 I A . I MARY POOLE ROBERT RAWLEY LOUIS LEE JAMES SOLOMON FRANCIS SANOK HW' - ,if SECTION 3B BOYLE hd JAMES DRURY N CARROLL BUKOWSKI DOM ALEWSKI JOHN LYONS ICouncillorJ THOMAS DUFF ANN CONLAN LONG WILLIAM :moss ELIZABETH lAssistan! Councillorj ff' fkepresenlativel ITE I' A MARY PETIT-CLAIR 9 WILLIAM MONTE WILMA PATTERSON , w JOHN MENZEL Y? EILEEN McCARRICK S1 1 ARTHUR McCREA Q . A-. . . R MARGARET DEVELLY ENID FISCHER JOSEPH GUIDERIAN LEO WOODRUFF MARGARET GURREN 5I JOAN BARRETT 3 'S DOLORFS BARTLFY ELAINE BAUERLINE I OIS BRAND MARGARET BRUTOFSKY i Q ' x A MARY SCULLY HELEN SYSZYNSKI ROSEIVARIE SORICELLA GERTRUDE ROGER MAY TRACEV MARGUERITF ROTH -Y. GI RTRUDE 9I'I'IC7YNSKI LONSTANCE BUSHW ELL BARBARA CHASE ANITA HOVULETT GI ORIA I'IWONSKI LORI-TTA CODEY 4RepreientauveJ fCounc1lIorj QHIRI EY DACFY E K QW i' RITA HOGAN QAwnstan! Councillor I S, ANN DFG! MAN MARY DOLAN LEOCADIA ELI IS MARGARVT FOI I-Y ,IANIT GLI-KEN 0 0 6 ANNE RAWLEY PFI OSI BARBARA PENGITOR ILFAINOR ORI ANDO g,-f JEANNE O BRIEN Q ANN NEWMAN 'rr Xx JOSEPHIINE GFNOVESE KATHLEEN MULVEY IX S R ' N x - ELIZABETH HASSET PATRICIA HECKMANN MILDRED LEDDY FATHERINE MCEX OY EI IZABETH 'VIEIHIL JOAN MORAN E Lsbm 'I K, , N I 'A C 4 .X K - fix s A . ' , - ' s ' 2 A A I A I - 6 1 X I K, G J X ' . 1 I V ,, ANN ,. fl V I I W- 'sv-Q ,,,4 I' ' I A WX 4. I ' A I' y A e. sf N I . , A, A -g 1 , Q4 ' , V A . -X A - A 5 I W! , Q bw? I A., H ,I Wg A ' . A , 'lx DORIS ABBONDANTI MXRX DURRIN MARX RLILY THOM AS BURNS IOAN ALBERT 4,1 JOHN GEIGER INIARIE BERTOI D JAMES KELLY MARY MARREN MARGARET LESLIE CAROL lRepresenta!lveI fCouncllIorT lAsslatanK EDNA CRERAND ANN CUI I EN FRANCIS TICJHI ml! I JOAN. Vw AGNER 'H ELIZABETH GAROFALO BARBARA GROBLEWSKI GFRAIDINI' GRABOWSKI MARY GLARIGIIA JAM!-'a LOIS HE-DINGER ANN SFI ITTO ANN FUSCO HELLN QI-MEGAN' - SECTIO I ORRAINF ROSS EDYTHE' RI-X INOLDS FRANCES ORESTE JEANNF MEEKER MARGARET MAINN MARGUERITE MANGIN ODEN unclllorl GI ORIA MAG!-E MARX RINNLY UND!-RV'OOD MARY DOMAIPWSKI 'N I-I I I W KRS- Q 2A . . .' '. ' V 3 3 ' ' 5 - I ' 1 . ' fn ' , Y J T' N A 1 ', l N, I. .- A 1 I K ,,,., I 1 1 O I I I A I i A A K L ' s ' ' 'A Co ' b A ' P' A - I I Q I 'K g I , Q , ' -9. to QI, L. A ,I in RL i , Y, I 1, f Rf -I - S A - A A I 'V 1 ' A L I X W - RICHARD CORCORAN JAMES MURPHY OLGA MOSISR OVVEN MELODY IRENE McMANNAN RAYMOND KLIMINSKI FRANCES NORELLI ARIENE MORRISON . 'X I SECTIO fs H 2B ' iv V I I K I CATHERINE AMHROSE JOAN PAKUL MARY NRGOVERN my 2K i 3: BARBARA ANDIIH RXYHIIIN 'VIICIARRY 471 ,f-1 4.4 I 4..- Pw 4 JOHN DII LON Rl-GORX KELLY ar. A, sq Uv A BARBARA KOHAIN DONAI D MURR Y RUIH MJJON UD Q, MARY D21 IA ROIII RTA 'VIATUSIA KA1HERIINE CERRATO EDV ARD WALTER R11-A RYAN 1RepresenlaIIsei iAwIsIanI CouncIIlor5 QCOUHCIIIOIJ if PFJTLR UCK 5 THOMAS KELIY 4 af MARIIHN IIIAS IRANCIS FORD ROSLMXRY CIIQTR RIARIIIA ORLIO YHXRIES FUCCEIIO 5OsIPIII1NI IIIINE .. 4-5 an MARX IGAN h, xt A ANN LICKS -L S A .. - IOIS KLISO DANIEL HLADNEY ELIZABETH LAFFERTY JOAN LFACH JOHN! KEANE PATRICIA ILNGX EL . ' ,Y 3 rx .:-. h .' '- I I ' 4 ,f 9 I- fx . 1 'Q Y tl fl ,N X-iq 5 1 I ' x ., I I h. . , cs 3 ' ' V ug ,Q . E , V ,-9, 43, I Us 4 'g xl, K . I .X W X L I I , 1 1 C 2. A I f ' Q ' 'rf X Q X .f A I I I , Q lg A , I, 4 it . ,, , , A 5' A 6 g Q 5- I I : 5 ' A V A 'I . Ak 1 V Wahl tt- .e 1 H , X I .15 I. -5. .. . . I AR F. . G. D Ax 40 if K 5' V G 'R . A Zvi, 'I , I K 1- t' x ' v FKINIA BRFGEN M XRX 'KI IC I HARMON1 f I RAI DINI CATHI RINI' VAIDRON ELIZABETH BROW N PHILIP CARI TON ROSE CIRIELLI JG 2 Qu- KATHI EEN COLL 7U 1.4-q .JAMES CORCORAN REGINA FOX RONALD RUSCETT fRepresenlallveJ lCouncxIlori I,-on ky 1 41 ARY ALICE UDDY ' AA K. f Q. FRANCIS DUNNE MARY FARNUNG JOAN FLANAGAN ,x 'M X O IL ,, wb 41 ln NFRNFRI' RATHIIENI SOII5 CAROIINI RI IIIY NIARX RI IDNIFILFR WASECTIO 1'5 ur wr JOAN VORH EES 1Assmant Councillor I 1 1 JAMES ENNIS FLORENCE GANNING K' LOUIS 'I ICHENOR Z 5. PATRICIA O 'VIULLAN JOAN REARS an K CHARLES TICHENOR OLGA PIGNATARO CAROL O DONALD 8' atb 5- MARY FARRELL Yr ' x JOHN SHERIDAN 0- ' . N I A A X 5 I x - A MALACHY HEALY MARCELLA HARRIS MARGARET HORRIGAN THOMAS KELLY ELIZABETH HORRIGAN ARLENE McDON-U D :+A ' , r 4 x 4. I ' I I I ' -,N 6 Iv uf I If X 5 L A I I 5 A a Q 1 fir If 'N . 1 K I , B ' P X A, l .IW :ETA 1 V, a ' T JW ,I 'HA 1 A 5 ., I I I .Q gf- J X JL L 'Ax I X :fm- .J' , - , ' ,Ax I, 1 .I Q 1 . --.3 A, . I 3 I I . in .5 ' ' A Z I T' 'X ' 6 ' I Q 1 i K - v . I N J . , I U ff ' .1 fx A A' 3 .5 V Y z A ,I F I ' C vi n Q I 9 . 1 I il A W Wu- sr- I .M A ww! SECTIO 1A Margaret Hawley - Repre- sentative. 'M FIRST ROW: Jeanne Rup- pel, Mary Scherzer, Rose Grosso, Barbara Kressman, Rosann Catena, Claire Mehl, Patricia Leonard, Anna Cuozzo. SECOND ROW: Barbara Umstead, Margaret Dillon, Bernadette Cotter, Elizabeth Perl, Mary Ken- lein, Florence DeI.uca, Lor- etta Abel. THIRD ROW: Edward McCormack, Peter Chiovarou, Bruce Brueckner, Michael Kerr, Paul Mc- Laughlin, Gilbert Stine. These Freshmen, Margaret Hogan and Elizabeth Perl, of Section lA, together with their teacher, Sister St. james, seem to derive much enjoy- ment from their lesson in sentence structure. Who says English isn't in- teresting??? 56 N, -iff 5 FIRST ROW: Angeline Capobranco, Jeanne Kuc- zewski, Margaret Howley, Margaret Hogan, Frances Danaher, Mary Ann Fit- tcrcr, Barbara McClure, Joan Fitzgerald, Bernadette Bar- ron, Emmy Lou Pleva. SECOND ROW: Joan Waniniat, Mary Ann Mai- ella, Dolores Kluczeki, Bev- erly Kray, Beatrice Jungblut, Shirley Voeght, Patricia Rooney, Jeanne Phelar, Bernadette Harned. THIRD ROW: Thomas Ackerman, Kenenth Fagan, Paul Kier- nan, Donald Hauser, Walter Gannon, Owen Hendry. FIRST ROW! Patricia Mc- Iaughlin, Marie Colangelo, Ann Fiore, Rose Covino, Grace fiaunt. Elaine Boeh- mer. Sheila Foley. SECOND ROYV: Ann Gerwick. Rose Gilligan, Frances Froehlick, Ann Egan, Nlarilyn Carey, Barbara Baran, Harriet Ma- govern. Mary Maguire, Nlary Gately. THIRD ROWQ Aloysius Hyland, Donald Montuori. Frances Montuori, Robert Clark, Paul Durkin, W'illiam Kelly, Thomas Far- rell, Albert Lockhart. FIRST ROVU: Margaret Rillo, jane McKevitt, Pa- tricia Moffatt, A g n e s Shankey, Shirley W'arner, Victoria Foehner, Catherine Rutan, Ann Rutan. SEC- OND ROW: joan O'Brien, Patricia Mess, Ann Rada- baugh. Margaret Mooney, Patricia Martin, Patricia Powers, Florence Yesville. X in in fs X TOP ROWY Robert Schnei- der, Raymond Parsick, Don- ald Theobald. W'illiam New- man, Robert Wiomelsdorf, Thomas Walker. Insets: Sally Harrington, Sharon NIcHugh. The Christmas decorations of Section IB provided an excellent subject for Religion Class. Sister Nlary Clare is xplaining the sy mbolism of the man- ger to the Class in general while Agnes Shankey and Paul Durkin look on. 57 SECTIO IB Donald Montuori - Repre- sentative. we SECTION 1C ohn Kenny - Representa- tive. f oi .E Kathleen Garofalo reads an important lesson in History to this interested class. The result will be well informed Catholic citizens of the fu- ture. Keep it up! 58 FIRST ROWI: Elizabeth Hs-nsli-r, Dorothy Foley, Nlaureen Ifitlpatriclc, The- resa Sfhuler, Valerie Rodon, Patricia Healy, Ann Marie Virostelc, Annette Lamagna, Frances Cort. SECOND ROW: .Ioan Gianti, Muriel Shadt, Mary Gefkin, Mar- garet Eletning, Joan Coll, Rose Ritter. Loretta Stieve, Rosaleen Greene. THIRD ROVV: Paul Brady, Donald I.igos, John Kenny, joseph W'eiss, James Nlaguire, Rob- ert Carroll. FIRST ROWI: Marie Pietro- pinto, Elizabeth Geiger, Mary Vogel, Kathleen Garo- falo, Nlary Carr, Mary Sink- ler, Janet Rutan, Kathleen lNIcGarry, Ann Savastana. SECOND ROVU: Mary Tracey, Patricia Rears, Mary Harvey, Marilyn Jarvis, Florence Glynn, Eileen Nloran, Marianne Reilly, Le- nora Magee, Idonna Ga- lante, Mary Mager. TOP ROW: John Halpin, Eugene Gallagher, Robert Dunbar, joseph Gloshinslci, Edward Needham, john Ramsay. THE U DERClASSMl PUIPUURH Q- r L., , Ask!- , -.5 iw +L rg? 'J- v2'J'4 f 9,354 '.w,1 'Y J 1 CTIVITIES lQ.,0Le,4,, fab imafe aa! 3711 Q Qi K we VALLQI, 676, ,..x x N 4 . gf 0 0 jx K' mfs Q I '24 WIFE NEW SY Q35 X ' f v R,- , X o 17K f X f ' 2 I fi ? , ' K , s I 1 f 3 x , I ' I A p xv. 'V , V A WE EXTE Il A HIESHME WHIIIIME 1Z'K f fl Freshmen Day would never be complete without the crowning announce- Z ment of Refreshments, dear to every student's heart! Our Seniors not only decorated themselves but also the tables and then acted as charming hostesses to their younger classmen. Yes, toelay is the wearing of the green! What's that you say, a little early for St. l'atriek's Day? That we' know. But today, my friend, is the long awaited tlay when our Freshmen are oflieially initi' ated into the Valley. Starting proeetlnres off with green hows and ties and a trite speech, the Freshmen came prepared for the worst, But what a surprise when they find a innsieal score, and what's more, Z1 peel-1 into the glorious past of their new Alma Matter. Our Town Crier, lvlartin Conant, told the history of our heloved high sehool as we presented our Valley Alhtiin' whose pages heeame alive onee again with treasuretl songs and danees from our past operettas up to our latest success. Ah! Last, hut not least! Refreshments in the cafeteria and an enjoyable sehool dance Martin Conant, dressed in his finery as the town crier in the Freshman Day Play, reads to the Freshmen a history of their future alma- mater. We really think the costume is quite becoming, Martin! Patriotism is a keynote of every entertainment and so two of our skilled Seniors, Jean Herschel and Eileen Brady, attired in colorful red, white and blue, gave a clever tap dance for the en- joyment of all. f v .lt if N ,am I up i-I V .,, ' YK Q N .Q - .,,, V x r' ,Q-, , I J . I ,fi- 'Ll if . -. .1-' I Q ' E 4 dig F, I ig' 4 Q Q, ' . To All I ll E UF DUTY Government by the Students, for the students and of the students is the slogan of these offi- cers who stand ready with their newly invested authority conferred upon them by our beloved pastor, Right Reverend Monsignor Michael A. Mechler, to take over. ing- df- 'of ' up , -V A 59- ' , 1 f -1 I It ff- - Al,- STUDENT ASSISTANCE ASSOCIATION Our school eontmue- on its inaich ot progress Wlth the voice of the students being heard in the forum of the Student Council of our splendid organization knovvn as the Student Assistance Association The officers for 1948 49 elected by our student body were Martin Conant Presi dent Marie Stopfer Vice president Genevieve Kordoski Secretary Treasurer and Frank Wheatley as Chief Judge At the annual Installation Exercises this yeir an in teresting letter of congratulation to the new President from ohn Ennis the President of 1047 48 was read by Frank Wheatley john is now a student at Providence College New York vthere he 15 in preparation for the Priesthood in the Dominican Order. In addition to his words of con gratulation to Martin, John also sent his good wishes for success to the Student Assistance Association as a whole and his lasting gratitude and appreciation to the members of the Faculty. During this past year, the Student Council has dis' cussed many matters of interest and importance to the Stuf dent body, sponsored several afterfschool dances and handled other activities effectively, May the years to come see our Student Assistance As- sociation mount ever higher on the ladder of accomplishment, making ever new and bigger strides along the road of achieve' ment. ,,f- ii '4- :isp-Q 2 f 1 1'-faiji .ft asf Our Pastor congratulates our president, Martin Conant, on his election and acceptance of office in the ceremonies of Installation Day. Our Vice-President, Marie Stopler, merits, too, the felicitations of our pastor, Right Reverend Monsignor Michael A. Mechler on her elec- tion to the Student Council. 65 e-tt llllll RETREAT-THE A SWER T0 llllll RETREAT ln the midst of our husy school life filled with Joys of aeconiplisliment and pleasures of companion' ship we stopped lcmolted and listened! to the words of the Divine Teacher in the silence of Ref treat. Under the capahle spiritual guidance Of Father Lucian Roharge, our students walked down the 'lValley of Silence and Prayer, keeping elose to the Mzister and therehy eoniing to a deeper realizaf tion of the meaning of life and its purpose, We learned how to strengthen our daily armor, piece hy pieee, making ready for those future days to he spent, alas, far from the sheltering arms of our Alma Mater, hut ever close to its standards and hearing upon our hearts the imprint of its shining Seal. Our Retreat Master, Reverend Lucian Robarge, O.F.M. Conv., as he begins Mass on the opening day of our Retreat, assisted by our senior altar boys, Luhr OlBrien and Charles Poppre. The close of the retreat was marked by a most enjoyable Communion Breakfast served to all the students of our High School in the Auditorium of the school. This was presided over by our revered pastor, Monsignor Michael A. Mechler, his two zealous and devoted curates, Father Boland, and Father McFarland, together with their guest, our Retreat Master, Father Lucian. HJIII MUHIVS IIHAlll lil Each morning of Retreat found almost the en- tire student body of the High School at the altar rail receiving God's precious gift so neces- sary for us to carry on in this workaclay world of ours. Father Lucian, assisted by Charles Poppre, carries on this wondrous work as he distributes Holy Communion to the Senior girls. Our Retreat Master is instructing a group of our Senior boys in the art of developing their spiritual life in imitation of their Divine Master. Spiritual bulletins and helpful thoughts for Retreat are posted daily on the Bulletin Board. The camera caught one of the Senior groups, consisting of Doris-Kuboviclr, Ann Mehl, Frank Wheatley, Ann McCabe and Samuel Gianti as they copy these down for future reference. ' Well begun is half done is an old adage but one which never loses its truth and effectiveness. Throughout the three-day Retreat, our student body carried out this adage by assisting daily at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass celebrated by our Retreat Master, Father Lucian, while their minds and hearts were lifted on high in prayer and hymns of supplication and devotion. f I ll' mv, X I .Xt xx I 1 'I-I I . X fl 1 ' V gr N 'fr -NST?-1-,Q 1 ki , 5' 9 Hr xp H it '5--fo-.. ,www 195 F m f 4 ,imwm , if 15 t .::5 mwQ1 15, i fig K' A C I tif mi will Tim Snmirgf ! lIAlHlllIlI WRITERS-UUR CATHK ELIC PRESS MONTH Fehruary witnessed the appearance of another extensive campaign in the Valley. The seniors, determined to instill in the minds and hearts of all underelassmen, the fervor they themselves had contracted for the Catholic Press, planned a daily and weekly broadcast over the Public Address System in the School. Daily, these uhenior Reporters discussed current Catholic news of interest to their most attentive radio audience. Some summarized a fictitious story they had read in a Catholie puhlieation, and others chose a questionnaire form with which they tested the wits of their radio listeners, Each Ivlonday, the program took on a different trend. A corner in the Valley was chosen, and Street Corner Chatsi' lalossomed forth, The annual Catholic Book Vvleek Play entitled All,the Answers brought to an end this campaign, and the seniors felt justified in the aeeomplishf ment of all their aims and purposesg with a Hnal stress of the slogan for Catholic Press lvlonth, Read wisely, share truth. Mother Rose Vincent, our beloved Superior, gives to the High School Library a number of books in honor of Catholic Book Week, which are smilingly accepted by Margaret Huber in behalf of her classmates. l 1 vs' ,al F. I 'Tex I Our seniors exver wholeheartedly into the spirit of Catho- lic Book Week as they welcome the new additions to our library. W'anda Porczyki, Patricia Tully, and Eileen Maloney' seem to approve of our choice of books. 68 Slllllllfl Ill I SPIRATIII Each Monday morning in February, our Seniors gave Street Corner Chats over the Public Address System in support of Catholic Press Month. The treasure house of knowledge enclosed within the covers of our new dictionary are being explained by Sister Rose Josephine to our students. I J .J -uf ' I -1 L .J- .71l jr,:1'Yll 'Z ,XX fb. -. 0' 45 t,,,'-um YQ-W t Our Library Club cleverly dramatized All the Answers in their efforts to publicize the read- C' N1 ing of Catholic papers and magazines. Our gaily decorated Library proved an object of great interest to many students during Cath- olic Press Month. Ai, -...J2-- - P HLFL qv 'rips BX. fum ... pl 1,5 ' -'o f-. ,,, , , ,, ,,,,,, grads, EEA M1 OICE MQ M MY' Associate Editor . ., ,Ellen Fanmm Sports Editor .... John Dui X WE MAKE llllll UW VllIlTl HEARD THE VALLEY VOICE Oh, look, heres my name! Look at this picture! Isn't it clever? And this one! That's 'ksupernl Try to imagine the above sentiments echoed by four hundred Valleyites. Overwhelming, isn't it? Yet this is ex- actly what is heard all over the school as they eagerly read the latest edition of the Valley Voice. The life and spirit at Our Lady of the Valley is cap' tured by the ever alert staff members, carried to room SC and then released through news columns. The little happen' ings in class, the funny story heard while waiting for the bus -all these are shared by the whole school. Everyone enjoys the beautifully drawn cartoon, and many a laugh is heard as Down in the Valley, a chatter column, is read. To the zealous adviser, Sister Carlotta, to the hard working staff, the contributing class reporters, and, of course, to the appreciative readers, helongs the credit for the success of our outstanding newspaper. Thank you, one and all for your splendid cooperation. John Duff, assisted by Joan Koehler and Cath- erine Maloney check contributions deposited in our News Receptacle for The Valley Voice. K' j intimal-mnicnxi. x-UNI VW 4 I , u i . . . . X Ill , Q Q Sl' .Q . - J' 'D X vnu ' 'f. Q -P N'-f' :LYK lr ' 44 'I 4.4 - ..sNl Editor-in-Chief .. Associate Editors Feature Editors . Business Manager Sports Editors . Alumni Editors Exchange Editors Art Editors .... Typing Staff . The industrious Valley Voice Staff, under the supervision of Sister Carlotta prepare for another anxiously awaited issue of our school paper, which, as always, will cpntain original and informative articles. Staff of THE VALLEY VOICE Dorisann Riley ,. Barbara Logan, Catherine Maloney, Ellen Fannan Barbara Pengitore , , , , . . . . ,.,..,., Joan Koehler , . 1GirlsJ Marie Stopfer, Elizabeth Barron fBoysJ john Duff . Constance Zachelt, Doris Kubovick Alice Monahan, Elizabeth Carlton Jeanne Wilderoiter, Helen McCabe, Irene McManman . . . . , Ann Dorsey, Elizabeth Barron, Dolores Critchley, Ann Marie McCambley Our efficient typing staff, an essential part of every school p is shown here busy at work. 71 aper, 4 A ll lfllllllll PRHIIIIIIS MEMIIRIES VALIANT STAFF Editor-in-Chief .....,.........,...... Luhr O'Brien Assistant Editors ,.Florence Carpenter, Elizabeth Judge Business Managers .,.. John Woods, Genevieve Kordoski Literary Staff . Elizabeth Barron, Helen Dalton, Marie Doyle, Marie Stopfer, Maureen LeFrancis, Catherine Maloney, Ellen Fannan, Doris Ann Riley, Barbara Reinhart. Art Editors . .Jeanne Wilderotter, Joan Rogers, Maureen Morrissey, joan Lee Typing Staff . Mary D. Braun, Helen Murphy, Ann McCabe, Margaret Huber, Maureen LeFrancis, Eliza- beth Judge, Ann Dorsey, Genevieve Kordoslci, Pa- tricia Kenney, Bernice McCormack, Alice Monahan. John Woods, Business Manager, assisted by Genevieve Kordoslci, records the daily returns from the Business Committee. The Staff of the Valiant makes plans for the 1949 Valiant under the guidance of Sister Rose Josephine. fc' 13 THE VMIA l X UM mmf we fff swfeff fr Wm 46 x Z fri V95 3' ffl? Q ., i H Iwi X f . ' if I ,lam 1 wwni Q .5 'VX gf, Lg gg L S C A - - -Q-2 Florence Carpenter Associate Editor Luhr O Brien-Ed Wheli the stall of The Valiant was chosen, ideas blossomed forth and eagerness was the key' note. Class meetings were held at which student fervor for their yearbook knew no bounds. Sugf gestions, hints and advice were given to a haggard staff by optimistic students. The staff itself at' tended the Catholic Yearbook Conference and drank from the well of ideas given by experi- enced advisors. Days passed and yearbook work went on. Many a hurdle had to be crossed. The ever present Hnancial problem was completed with a flourish characteristic of Wall Street. With equal brilliance the clipping, pasting and photo taking was done. Then after a brief visit to the printers, the culmination of our efforts came forth- The 1949 Valiant. , N! xxsU R . as WE SPUllIGHl UUH - 1 ' :Liga ii H . 5 lei l x ' 9, 1 nv f-,J , X I 6 t 3 0 . L' t A WAYS AL ll N 'V ' ' 'L . s B 422 t N W, ,ef tg g V x M J A Q ' ofa N- ' 3 2 ' fl f -L U , OUR GLEE CLUB BACK ROW: Eileen McMannon, Dolores Braun, Ann McCabe, Shirley Dacey, Wanda Poryzclci, Marie Lidcly, Barbara Anclily, Elizabeth Long, Catherine Berger, Mary Petit-Clare, Ann Zaccardo, Constance Zachelc, Doris Kuboviclc. MIDDLE ROW: Rose Cirelli, Carol Soden, Rita Ryan, Wilma Patterson, Kathleen McGarry, Ann Degleman, Mary Domelewski, Elizabeth Barron, Marie Stopfer, Mary Russell. FRONT ROW: Dorisann Riley, Margaret Horrigan, Barbara Goromlewski, Lois Hedinger, Catherine Ambrose, Nadine Neff, Margaret Haas, Margaret Huber, Kathleen Horri- n, Francis Gervasio, Barbara Sagerer. FRENCH CLUB wg' .-J 1 X SX i Xxx XXX 'JR - -' if Students went from each section to represent our school at the Freedom Train exhibit. They all agreed that this was a most interesting in- sight into the historical heritage of our country. Tout va bien, exclaims each smiling face of lhe members of the French Club as they exam- ine material for their publication La Causettef' Sister Eileen Patrice smiles in approval. T '1ps-u.- r .-'g e Il I TERISTS Smiling and happy these two seniors, Elizabeth Judge and Maureen LeFrancis, return victorious from the Junior Town Meeting on March 16th. Elizabeth is now the possessor of a beautifully engraved Waterman Pen and Pencil Set. . V- ,. , , I Q--5,L+iY-L '-Q-v-...,. QQ -Q-.Q An interesting lesson in the many intricate parts of a Speed Graphic is being given by Francis Wheatley to Charles Theobald, Charles Poppre and Arthur McCrea. We're ready anytime, boys! The Chemistry Club took time from their regu- lar lesson to visit the Orange Pumping Station and thus increase their knowledge of water purification. They're up to their necks in I'-130. The nutrition club under Miss McHugh is learning the importance of a well balanced cliet. After a year of computing their daily calories, we can look for anything in the way of con- trolled avoirdupois. 75 gas 1 14 'r2.v.i?1,:4,.1+4, v 5' 'Jw o ,A .1 llflvf- , 13 Y 'fi 'Q , A -.. Q St.,- 3 I L In the recently renovated Church of Our Lady of the Valley Monsignor Michael A. Mechler reads the Gospel of the First Christmas from the newly installed, beautiful, marble pulpit. 78 ll.l.V. ISUES ll lHl The Solemn High Midnight Mass celebrated by Monsignor Mechler with Father McFarland and Father Koenig as deacon and subdeacon respectively brought the fervent parishioners as well as our radio audience once more go the sacred hillside of Bethlehem, For the first time in the history of New jersey a Solemn High Midnight Mass was sent out over the radio to an unlimited audience and we of Our Lady of the Valley were asked to cooperate in the venture. At exactly 11:45 on Christmas Eve our Choir went on the air singing the much loved Christmas Carols, followed at Mid' night by the complete and beauti' ful ceremonies of Midnight Mass, including the sermon delivered by our beloved Pastor and explanatory comments from time to time by Father Boland who acted in the capacity of commentator. VER IHE PlAl'S lHl lHI ll. Victor Hcrhert's charming and humorous operetta, The Red Mill has had a long and varied career. It began its famed history back in 1906 and now, thirtyfthree years later, it has been presented, with clever and skillful technique, resulting in a dramatic performance of splendor and elegance by the students of our high school. This outstanding production owes its success to the competent direction of our beloved Superior, Mother Rose Vincent, and the excellent musical training of our Glee Club which is under the capable supervision of Sister Agnes Loyola. The wit of 'lKid Connor and Con Kidder, ably played by john Woods and Leo Woodruff, forms the base upon which this musical comedy was built while a quaint atmosphere was created by the artistic and picturesque handfpainted scenery including the old haunted Red Mill. The humorous dialogue moved quickly and was enlivened by such captivating songs as The Streets of New York, Whistle It, Isle of Our Dreams, Every Day Is Ladies' Day With Me, Bef cause You're You and Moonbeams. All in all our applauding audience vehemently declared that our 1949 production of The Red Mill was a Broadway performance. 'Mffof JUWLMQ, . . 'f7Ae IQJ WW When You re Pretty I. -1- ---y +1 4 1 lll 'NIH I AS wr morn THE HIIIHIIJHIS ,Z X 92, xv qt ' :M dv 'f' ill! ,W .. ' X . ti 'E ff 'xi ' -' . 'J JN Con kldder Two Amtticans doing Europe Holm Kid Connery 1I.eo A. an Van Bcrkem Burgomaster of Katwylte-ann-7ee Charles F. Franz Sheriff of lxatwyk ann Zee Herbert A. 33 lit., ' 5, 'fam' 'E as 51 1 r r2 - CAST W'oods Woodruff Theobald Mardany Guderian Willem keeper of the Red Mill Inn , . joseph F. Captain Henclrylc Van Damm in love with Gretchen John VV. Drudy The Gowernor of leeland engaged to Gretchen Francis E. Wheatley oshua Ptnnyfeathtr Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London fAutomobiling with his daughter through Holland? John Kliminslti Grttchen the Burgomasters daughter . , Margaret A. Haas Bertha the Burgomaster s sister , .4...... , , Ann C. Zaccardo Tina Wilenis daughter ..... ..,,.. , Lois A. Hedinger Countess de la Fere, CAutomobiling with her sons through Holland? I E Marie T. Liddy I if? rn' thu' b .t':g, X . Chg!! eww! . S fec 8:5 0 Sehlof , A 693 MQPY nom 00' the 3 . finds ffgm mil , gts tion mor? shelf hea Mechle' Gfadua 'ref 'nw sling' Divine :Aid ppm: Mon . e 0 w -' H neefg.--A 1, :G ,. L ,, - . ,f - -rt wyaf. X .- - -. A , if ul . , , . .a , . ,gf gli? 2 I ,' H ..?lf,,i.i .,1 K GRADUATIO MEMORIES Oh! the thrill of Graduation! Graduation day is here at last, the climax of a glorious senior year. Uppermost in our memories, of course, will be our Senior Week. We will never forget the tribute paid to us by the Juniors, and the wonderful trip to Rye Beach! Ever to be remembered is the plunge into the water, followed by those breathftaking rides on the Roller Coaster. Can we ever thank the Sophomores enough! On the serious side were the many graces received at the Baccalaureate Sermon. Needless to say our real graduation memories include Mass and Holy Communion on our Graduation morning. Following this breakfast was charmingly served by our sweet Freshmen in the beautifully decorated Lyceum. Last of all was the night of graduation itself when the diplomas were solemnly conferred on the graduation class of '49 by our beloved pastor, Monsignor Mechler. The church was crowded with our relatives and friends to wish us God speed on our journey into life. And now though we are leaving O LV , our memories of happy hours and happy days will never a e sf? L Q ,nag , ',,,, ff,-M55 , , ag: White. a ,xm rfrri .fl -1 The Baccalaureate Message, fraught with words of deep wisdom, was delivered by the Seniors' friend of Music Time, Reverend William Henessey. - , S Monsignor Mechler assisted by Father McFarland confers the precious diploma upon Anne Marie 'Y' I Ss. G xv In 7 4, K 4-ff' l fy ze' F Z 1' I' Outside the Hotel Sheraton hlonsignor Nlechler is sur- rcunded by some of the Seniors who are the guests of the Juniors at a Class Day Luncheon. LX 1.9 P , isp-P'-.sf 1 5 s Y' 'f V In the Ballroom of the Hotel our uniors of '48 enter tained the departing Seniors and wished them Bon Voyage. .i s John Ligos and Thomas Dineen eagerly await the Q moment of presentation of the diploma on the night A of graduation. That long awaited goal is reached . at last! Here is a little peep into the' Lyceum on Graduation Morning when our Seniors were served a tasty breakfast by thur babx sist r and brothers, the Freshmen. HU llll Ill WHIIM a Archbishop Walsh ofliciates at ceremony of INVESTITURE of our pastor. Owing to the gigantic strides accomplished in Our Lady of the Valley Parish and on the recommendation of Archbishop Walsh, His Holiness Pope l f Pius XII, saw fit to raise our beloved pastor, Monsignor Michael A. Mechler, - ' . to the position of Domestic Prelate of the Papal Household on June 15, 1948 Vvirh our dear Monsignor, we raise our hearts and voices in deepest gratitude I and heartfelt joy to Godg in gratitude for His blessing on the magnificent accomplishments in our parish, and in joy for the honor and the highest approf I 1 . r VX 2 so ,u 1 -1 bation of Holy Mother Church which has been set upon Monsignor's work , and achievements. We hope that God's choiccst graces will continue to descend on every future effort of our esteemed and revered pastor in all the days to come. Archbishop Walsh steps from his car on his 86 arrival to grace the Investiture ceremonies at O.L.V. DUI AGM 1 Archbishop Walsh delivers the official message of Pope Pius XII elevating Father Mechler to the position of Domestic Prelate in the Papal Household. The Arch- bishop concluded by giving his own congratulatory message. Part of the celebration of the elevation of Father Mechler to the Monsignorate consisted of a tableau given by our students featuring the Angels of the Priesthood. Joyful and festive songs were presented by our Glee Club. Special honor was paid to the Sacred Heart to implore graces and blessings upon our dear Pastor. Li THE lHIlIll Ill ll.l.V. PARISH The year 1948 saw the fulrillment of a dream come true. It marked the seventyfhfth anniversary of the founda' tion of our beloved parish, Our Lady of the Valley, and we, as students of its High School, are happy and proud in its accomplishments, A week of celebrating and festivities in honor of this great event brought together many old friends and recalled many heartwarming memories. On Sunday, October 24, at elevenffifteen o'clock Solemn Pontificat Mass Coram Pontifice was celebrated by the Most Reverend james A. McNulty, D.D,, with the Reverend Cornelius J. Boyle, a former curate, as Deacon, and the Reverend Louis Devaney, SJ., a boy of the parish, as SubfDeacon. The Most Reverend Thomas Joseph Walsh, S,T.D.J.C.D., Archbishop of Newark, presided at this glorious ceremony and bestowed his gracious benediction upon all present. On October the twentyfthird, nineteen hundred and fortyfeight, Bishop McNulty with impressive ceremonies consecrated the 'newly decorated church which has been greatly beautified in preparation for this eventful occasion. Jef We IIIAMU S537 ,QQ 4. 'x K 5 IIJUBIHE l X N -r LOS-Q0 46,9 'IME M f -...1 f ii i .K A? 1, ' fivf 4 ' . oi On Wednesday evening of Jubilee Week a Musical Re- view and Dance was held in our School Auditorium followed by refreshments. Our Pages announced each operetta in turn. Our smiling pastor, Monsignor Mechler, cuts the Dia- mond Jubilee Cake baked for the occasion while the visit- ing clergy look on. A miniature replica of the first Church building formed the decoration surmounting the cake. Only a Rose from Vagabond King proved a favorite as Teresa and Joseph Arno! once again revived this enchanting melody. Who doesn't love that enchanting tune, Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life, from Naughty Marietta, our 1948 production. Paul Monte and Margaret Haas enjoy reliv- ing the old days. I svnnls 41 Q Amy I' ncreade ur i i 4'-,.: . 'Ti 'Qi iv ,4 ,U Ja cz mg? -QUF. Wllllg rw Wxfg 'Y Q f in is 5 Q f 1- vs 0 QS, WE NEW SY K rw er A a e Q K , 9 X ' if Q' Ja lfiwrliil N' . X 1 V -,V Q X lr, g 6 Al as I N L 'xx A Q 551 P' uf YN, 5 , AA 5 -,.' fn .J ' P -' ,N I fs rs if QS f Y w 7 A' ' xl L ., 4. X g 5 1 ff! ' A' A 'wt , M ,f N -- EX' Jinx: ' ' 'W 1 6 I 1 . 4 0 4 S bil' O! ik? . . . Our Lady of the Valley completed what is Considered one ol' the most successful haskethall sea' sons since varsity competition was added to that high schools athletic calendar. The Valley dropped the curtain on the 194949 schedule hy winning the Class B championship of the New jersey Catholic Athletic Association at the Seton Hall College gym on Ivlarch 'ZW before a crowd of more than l,fDf'l0 spectators. The championship was hrought to the Valley institution following its 47 to 42 victory over a sup' posedly strong St. IVIary's quintet of Rutherford which has Frank Ruggiero of Orange as its coach. The two teams had split in two games played during the regular schedule. It was a fitting climax to the Valley which had previously missed out in the Essex County and New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Associa' tion tournaments. But the Valley did accomplish a herculean feat during the County tourney and that was to eliminate the numher one seeded team, West Orange. And the Cowhoys later captured the Group IV State Championship. -Kxiigxl. u A A 1 Y 42.- Richard Vogt, Jimmie Ahearn and Charlie Mc- Laughlin, together with Manager Scoop McHugh, 'lg A smilingly exhibit the CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES. ,C-' Jimmie Ahearn makes the First Five Coimry ALL- 1 'fr i STAR HONOR ROLL. PMG by Nwmk tN J, ESSEX COUNTY TOURNAMENT VALLEY 36 .,.... 29 .. 36 , . 4 43 .. VALLEY 41 ,,.., 46... 38,.. VALLEY 40 .,.... 43 47 OPPONENTS St. Michael's . . , .,,...... . . 34 West Orange . . , . . , 26 Bloomfield . . . . . . 45 Belleville ,.., . . . 40 STATE TOURNAMENT OPPONENTS St. Michael's ,. .,.....t.... 32 St. -IOseph's ..,..,..... . . . 42 Immaculate Conception . . . . . . 41 CATHOLIC TOURNAMENT OPPONENTS St. Mary's, Perth Amboy ...,...... 38 St. Joseph's, W. N. Y. .. 29 St. Mary's, Rutherford .... . . . 42 Cd flgohc f A , I , 93 BASKET!! ll.. .A Slllllll WHER A crucial moment in the game with Newark Vocational! jim-Jim Ennis sends the ball on its way while big Jim Mooney stands ready. Three cheers for Valley! Soley made it in spite of strong opposition! X TfEfAfM! yea, team! And what a team we have this year! With our cofcaptains, Richie Vogt and Charlie lvlclsaughlin, the Hcinderella kids of little Our Lady of the Valley got off to a fine start. Toward the end of our season, we suff fered the loss of Richie Vogt due to an ankle injury, thus leaving Charlie McLaughlin and our new addi- tion, Jim Ahearn, to carry on through the final games and the opening of our Hrst tournament games in the Essex County Tournament. Believe it or not, we proudly upset the West Orange team and came through until the semiffinals. Richie Vogt came back in the State Tournament and put his old spark in the team and helped us come up to the finals in the North Jersey Division of the New Jersey State Tournament. Numbered among our players this -year are Charlie Mclsaughlin, of whom we're very proud, especially in the wonderful defense games he has been playing, Richie Vogt, Irvington's loss, jim Ahearn, and his basketball pal, Big jim Mooney, and Jimfjim Ennis and Jack Soley, who improved with every game, and also Herbie Mardany, Ronnie Bush' well, Sam Cianti, and Whitey Lee. Cut Schedule this year has been terrific with many wins and few losses. It could never be said that we ever had a dull moment in our games. Many times we stumbled but we always came through victorious. A close contest-whose is it? l Slllll Il ACCURACY Cllll l FIRST ROW: Charles Mc- Laughlin, James Ahearn, James Mooney, James Ennis, Richard Vogt. SECOND ROW: Francis Wheatley lManager7, James Lee, Ron- ald Bushwell, Herbert Mar- dany, john Soley, Samuel Gianti, Andrew Watts iCoach7. THIRD ROW: Aloysius Hyland, Robert Dunbar, Edward Breslauer, Edward Walters, Owen Mel- ody. 'tl -'L-V' .., was Your guess is as good as ours! x Q X IN MEMORIAM JOHN PATRICK DURKIN It is but fitting that among our sport pictures and memories of triumphs, we pause a moment to do honor to one who three years ago was the central hgure of our sport activities. On gradua' tion in 1946 he entered professional baseball, and in August, 1948, met his death while in training. Today we pay tribute to our former star! rift E OUR CO-CAPTAINS Richie Vogt-Charlie McLaughlin af' y nxt' 4' vc T0 MAKE llllll GREAT Vlllll TEAMS fl F M Xa. in i 3 .3 tl 5 1 'say A . K fy? A X ix ' X I i f. B Jimmie's Ball! ,-- rg. , . Andy Watts, Coach. Q FATHER BOLAND Athletic Director 96 Valley 42 ....,... 47....,.. 59....... 73.,..,.. 52....... 43... 40....... 44....... 49.. 26...,... 48..,..., 35,..,... 24... 50....... 49....... 44....... Strong opposition! Immaculate C. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opponents Panzer .....,..... ........ 3 2 Bloomfield Voc. ..... ....... 4 2 Montclair Academy . . . . . . 39 Montclair Academy . . . . . . 41 Alumni .............. . . . 41 St. Mary's fRuth.l . . . . . 41 St. lVlary's fRuthJ .... . . . 46 Bloomfield Vocational . . . . . . 40 Newark Vocational .... . . . 38 St. lVlichael's ..... . . . 28 Clifford Scott .... . . . 34 Orange ........ . . . 33 St. Benedict's ...,. . . . 38 St. Michael's .....,. . . . 22 Newark Vocational . . . . . . 42 Seton Hall ....,... . . . 47 JLNIOR VARSITY S U fc C E S S I U l FRONT ROW: Frank Wheatley lManagerl, Edward Walters, Owen Melody, Donald Ligos, jim Mooney turns in one of his cl--ver backward curves and all's well! x.. Andy Watts ICoachl. SECOND ROW: john Kenny, Robert Dunbar, John Soley, Edward Breslauer, Edward Murphy, Aloysius Hyland. 1 I ,N L! ,ml x N .y 'Q': XXV 'N' f--w X . ' Li-,..-- LJ- 5' v 1-gg-gr' 5.31521 F F ig' 'I ' ca, -5 ,Xxx 1, ',,.:' .XyLL3'L, ' ,VLLQPL ,- ,LL3 : N: 'X-il 'M ' 1 Wg, 'J 12152 . img-59 The burning question- Whose Ball?' oan Koehler and Pat Walsh wait anxiously for the rebound! Striving always with fighting hearts and deter' mined wills, our Girls' Varsity, under the capable guidance of Miss Tomasko, our coach, and the lead' ership of our staunch captain, Mzirie Stopfer, achieved an cnviahlc record. Proud are we of our Eve good forwards, Marie Stopfcr, Maureen Mc' Kenna, joan Carroll, Joan Moran and Josephine Genovese, always with their eyes glued on the hal! and the basket, while our dcfense leaders, Patricia Walsh, .Ioan Koehler and Bernadette Boyle, formed an excellent hulwark against the onslaught of our opponents. The most tense and exciting game of the season was that of Valley vs. St. Vincent's team, played on the Valley court. A heavily favored St. Vin' cent's team was met and overcome by our hard fighting girls. Not once did they give St. Vincent's an opportunity to surge ahead. Patricia Walsh was outstanding in her defensive playing against the tall forward, Rita Hekker. Our forwards outfmaneuvf ered their guards to get the greatly needed Held goals time and again. What a delight to our eyes to see that ending score 31-26 in our favor, But alas, for our hopes! Sad to relate, our return game on St. Vineent's Court did not result so happily. In fact, it was too sad to talk about! We're still hoping for that Championship!!! AS llllll ISIIHS IIIINHNUE Our Captain, Marie Stopfer, takes off the earth to guide that ball safely. ,ig if 's'4s if - t if - Lt. fe--A- ' f 'kink W 'fe , W ft. 21:5 s Sp: ' , ' ffjgfe so as 4.5 ., ww. Zi' f g in , N Social life entered the Basketball Circle X 'gc on our recent trip to Philadelphia when Ceceilian Academy acted as gracious hostesses to our visiting team and cheerleaders. A' V' ,s I' !7S..., X THE IRAIIHIU JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Regina Fox, Muriel Schadt, Elizabeth Horrigan, Margaret Harrigan, Mary McGuire. SECOND ROW: Joan Barrett, Margaret Fleming, Beatrice Jungblut, Kathleen Soley, Miss Tomaslco, Coach. 60 D 3 al . I , A' ' ' ., V 'wrwy I L 'Cl WORD Our Captain in action! VARSITY FRONT ROW: Joan Moran, Maureen McKenna, Marie Stopfer, Capt., joan Carroll, Joan Koehler. SECOND ROW: Darlene Mllrphy, Josephine Genovese, Regina McGovern, Bernadette Boyle, Patricia Walsh, Miss Tomaslco lCoachJ. Whose??? BASEBAH TEAM IIAPIURES CHAMPIO SHIP J-'Q tw .. 3 K3 -I s SLB . tp .. ,M 1?-1' - Father Boland presents the trophy won by O.L.V. '48 as Co-Champion with Immac. Conception High School to Captain Charles McLaughlin. :QQ 5. V KU 4, a 91' v t 1 'Q K Nd ,r KX ,shffz xyfyj . xxyf ' ., - 4 ' to af 'X QP V' K - QQ - ' .t 4' -.f I 4' 6' L?-e sa-Q-' 5, 5 FRONT ROW: Richard Vogt, James Lee, Fuccello, James Ennis. SECOND ROW James Drury, Ralph Ginocchio, Edward Andrew Watts 1CoachJ. BACK ROW: Mardany, James Solomon, Paul Durkin, Our Lady of the Valley High School, following the successful outcome of hasltetlvall campaign, had inaugurated drills in lvlareh with a view toward it sueees hasehall season. V1 Charles McLaughlin, Samuel Gianti, Frank : Rev. Francis Boland lAthletic Directorl, Walters, james Reilly, Paul Kiernan, Mr. William Egan, Francis Dunne, Herbert Robert Carroll. the sful Here is the team linefup: Chuek Fueella was cateher. Lefty Cinoeehio was at first, Boh Carrol was at the keystone saelt, Charles IVleLaughlin at short and Sam Cianti in the hot eorner. Jim Ennis vied for outfield posts. James Solomon and Richie Vogt were our prize pitchers. The outfielders were all hard hitters and the infield proved a hriek wall to opposing hatters. There were a few intielders who made the first stringers hustle, Valley entered a seventeenrgame state tournament on April 19, highlighted hy games with Orange High, Seton Hall and St. Benediets Prep. For the past four sea' sons, Valley has captured the Catholic Schools' trophy in hasehall. Heres hoping for a repetition in 1949. ... .1 r p Y ' if lt. I I 4 , 1' YP 'f' .. xx. l . l so 60. . ' i f Sammy Giahii Charlie McLaughlin ll Y - 5 Q ' . .ig ist TENTATIVE BASEBALL SCHEDULE O.L.V.H.S. April, 1949 19-Essex Vocational . . . . Home 22-St. Michael's ..,, . . . Home 24-Seton Hall .... ,.., . Home 26-Harrison . . . , Hgme 29-Orange , . . Central Playground May, 1949 1-St. Benedict's . , . , Home 3-Pope Pius H. S. Home 6--St. Benedict's , . ,. , Away 8-Seton Hall , Away 11-Bloomfield Vocational . , , Away 15-Harrison , . . . . , . Away 16-Clifford Scott ..... , . Away 20-Pope Pius H. S. Away 23-Orange , . Central Playground 25-Bloomfield Vocational Home 27-St. Michael's .... , . . . . . . . . Away June, 1949 2--Essex Vocational . . .... Away ,iw f -lkr Ralph Ginocchio 1- ' s V I, f .. Q ,ae X . ' 1 , , 5 f use 'ir ,J ll- - 3 y I 4 -C ' N Q. vhs A n 1 1- i TRACK MEMBERS SPRI E Ell SUCCESS. FRONT ROW: Don Theobald, Ray Parsick, Francis Tighe, Ron Ruscett, joseph Kelly, Thomas Ackerman, , i ,I Charlie Poppre, Michael Kerr, John C .,, , Fi' T, 4 I Menzel. BACK ROW: Father Bo- ' . ' LV-- l land, Frank Wheatley, john Duff, Q 3 Richard Chiovarou, Ed. Breslauer, -I Bill Monte, john Drudy, Vincent 1 SLQQ, it ll Hanlon, James McHugh. L . Mr, Arnold Codispoti, who is doing a great Joh in rehuilding the O.L.V. Track Team, has scheduled seven meets this year. The team will be huilt around such seniors as Vw'hitey Lee, Jimmy Reilly, john Duff, Frank Wheatley, and Herb lvlardany, all veteran performers. Also expected to he of great help this year are such boys as john Meiizel, Jim Ahearn, Jack Drudy, Bill Ivlonte and Dielt Chivarou. Mr. Codispoti has heen pleased at the iiumher of Freshmen who have turned out for practice and predicts that the Valley will he a strong contender for Track and Field Honors in future years. The first important meet will he the Seton Hall Relays on April 25th. Our Track Coach, Mr. Codispoti, who plans big things for 1949 Track members. Ronald Ruscett, james Kelly, Frank Wheatley, Francis Tighe. Vincent Hanlon, Charlie Poppre, John Menzel, James Kelly Charlie Poppre, Frank Wheatley, Ronald Ruscett 1 ll.l.V. -THREE CHHRS HI Hllllll Are you ready? Hip . . . Hip!!! This fa miliar cry of our cheerleaders echoed across the court sending confidence and courage into the hearts of our fighting hoys' and girls' teams. There is never a moments intermission at the game but these enthusiastic leaders are on the floor, cheering the team onward to triumph. Facing hoth success and failure, the nine peppy girls, hy their V f efforts, roused falling spirits and put new into tired muscles. hers of the cheering team. cheerladers of 48949. Hip . . . Hip! Here's our Captain herself, Anne Marie McCambley, of the class of l49, ready and rating to go. eq -ixm H '- fi, 17 O fr s A 4 A J . N, .1 untiring strength Meet our Captain, Anne Marie MeCamhley whose ahle leadership has made our squad outstand ing in the land of sports and the other faithful mem Sincere congratulations to them, for their un tiring efforts in behalf of their Alma Mater our S-I il G xx e pw: .fx X .- 1 i 4 . 'J - Our Cheerleaders pose smilingly for Father McFarland Dolores Bartley, Anne Marie McCambley, Rosemarie as he indulges in his favorite hobby-taking pictures. Soricello, Marie Leach, Joan Pakul, Barbara Cohan, Elizabeth Kenney, Margaret Leslie. l02 KJ Sf ARE YOU READY? A if NAX-Af A J! 'v X I 5 H MSQP Qff 4, RAH! RAI-I! RAH! I HIP' HIP' fii ' I Xa, T' xv x S FQ E Y Q wg ff Mneafk fke Smik O! Our Queen - cisglflleei 0 fke v FXR '7 , 061. ,9 'fn' Ex'Q1'yd.15 le MAH f day 111 UL X H S but I1 J y in thc month uf Milf' we set apart for spcgial homage . . . Our Ivfay Proccssicmu . . . the biggest day of the year for lovers of Liar Ili' 'Hui-j :4 - u rs' x N f I . f t F Yery Reverend Vincent M Raetz Rev erend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Rev erend Reverend Rev erend Mr and PATRONS HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS JOSEPH WALSH ST D HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND JAMES ALOYSIUS McNULTY RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR WILLIAM F LAWLOR RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR MICHAEL A MECHLER REVEREND FRANCIS F BOLAND REVEREND JAMES W McFARLAND O P Stafford A Blake J arr J Kelly Michael Edward John P Lenihan Bernard McKenna Vxrgmna Bernardj McKenna Canada .lohn F Bronlslaus Socha Ryan John Twomey Nlrs William Abel Miss Dons Albright Mr and Miss Th r and r and r and and Mrs Patrick Brady eresa A Brady hlrs Joseph F Braun Mrs A Brenner Mrs Andrew Burger T Buyer Mrs F Carpenter IOS f Mrs r Y r r Mrs r r r The r r l' r I' r Mus Phllup Ca Jerome and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Edward and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Misses fheresa Dougherty ac Niary Ellis and Mrs and Mrs ssentmo Florist Cerrato Arnold B Codlspou William Coll John C Conant Frank E Con Critchley John H Dalton William Hugh J L Dengnan Des ore George Dlppold Arthur W Doyle John Duff George L Duffy and lN1rs Frank H Ennis and 'Hrs Ylment de Paul Enright and 'Hrs Phillip F Fannan 5 'Wargarel Fannan , . . . , D.D. ' ' . , . . M . ' ' ' ' , ' ' Dr. '. ' ' . A Reverend James A. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dewar . '. ' M - 1 '. ' A M . .. . Nl . . M , -. - M - A H ' ' M. . V NI . . . ' ' . 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