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

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SAXADY Of E 2 1 ,k , ff , ES J ,QM-n e b Z Yoomc: if Nb ,gi C' Wil The poie of these lively twirlers proves the fact that the pep, vim. vitality, and vivacity of a football game do not center on the players alone. These girls added fuel to the flame of enthusiasm and accomplished many remarkable feats of dexterity with their batons-to say nothing of the spur they gave to the team. .xg 4. P' The twirlers preceded by the color guard wait for the band to arrive in the line of march. Is there any significance, we wonder, in the fact that Madeleine Devore has unsheathed her sword ? . ,, :1Yfi-'ff f ' '-Y'-, 'in' 'Eiga' I

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i 4' fs.. it I, ' W f Ml lj' YJ mQi The two leaders of the twirlers, Gertrude Kocher and Marie Colembeski, give orders to their groups. Z? um - Kymbals Kata Our Hand The band which was organized just this year is very proud of its achievements. Every football game found the members of the band playing a victory theme whether it was a victory for the home team or not. Trumpets, drums, and cymbals warned the opposing teams that a good squad was about to defeat them. gpg t I . 'f ,QNSI .g, if

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Co-captains George Devore and Anthony Fea pose before they begin a very strenuous schedule. Both are eagerly awaiting a successful season and are fully aware of their need for coopera- tion and rigid training. Every eye is on this green team. U16 Way 'Yo fake if in mv mfs af decisian c '+-,un 'V '-vu Father Francis Boland Athletic Spiritual Director Ready and eager to play fanrl winl is an accurate description of Ralph Salratino. He was one of the lwst players of this past season. His name will go down in Valley history as having made the first touchdown of the season.