Our Lady of the Valley High School - Valiant Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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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

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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

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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