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

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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.

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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