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

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, 1 The-rv Yariity lraflu-Ilmll r'l1e'1-rlrailf-rs cut quitv stylish figurvs in th:-ir uniforms, Complete with lm-gaphonc-S. Patricia Nlurtlia, Captain of the Junior Varsity frllvvrleaclvrs, giv:-S proof that the Vallvy Cheerlvarlf-rs are tops wh:-n it comes to being stylish in at- tire- and in physical appearance. ff the- Valle-y Q ' it. vs gir S 'if-er r the- l ys' uniur Varsity and the girls' tc-am. v gy A

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,ee-L Khccrlmdcrs Mix enthusiasm, style, pep, ease, sparkle and good sportsmanship together, sprinkle with charm and refinement and you have the Cheerleaders of Our Lady of the Valley High School of 1957. Two teams were maintained this year because both the boys' and the girls' basketball schedule was quite elaborate. The boys' team, captained by Marilyn Cohrs, consisted of eight other seniors. How could the Golden Knights do anything else but win with such an array of pep and vim? The girls' varsity, captained by Patricia Murtha, had an added honor this year by being chosen the g'Cheerleaders of North Jerseyf, They received a trophy of which they are justly proud. Marilyn Cohrs. captain of the Varsity cheerleaders. per- sonilies the typical Valley spirit as she assumes one of her many cheering poses. Our new football team would not be complete without cheerleaders. These young ladies Hll the bill very nicely. They are, left to right, ,Ioan Rostiac, Kathleen Lynch, De Sales Gibbons. Carol Zeigler, Marilyn Cohrs, Mary Barry, Nancy Barton, Kathleen Reilly, and Dolores Kloss.

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if l la Qrcslzmm fake the ,wil gh! yi 4 2 3 t ' 2 . , 7 2 1 l r 3 I , 3 . 2 ,.', CQ: lil ' i.. Qi i wwf y ' H fi .XX Y The American version of the Creek tragedy is well illustrated by this group of talented thea- trical performers. Their expensive costumes are certainly well displayed. It is not often that the senior boys enjoy choreography, but here we see them doing an elaborate ballet.