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

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ROBERT COSCIA Representative When French children wish to be sure of the vocabulary, they use the actual material. James Howard calls the word, Rosemary Vitterite checks the pronunciation and Veronica Szymanski secures the article. What Thomas McArdle and his friend have in the shopping bags will be named in French as they pull them out. First row... Thomas Luciano, Joanne Schwoebel, Margaret Woisard, Barbara Winter, Marianne Carlson, Michael Franchino, Gloria Byrne and Susan Celi. Second row: Nicholas San Filippo, Peter Mahon, Peter McElroy, Patrick Brady and Lawrence Falcon.

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hmx Linda Lengyel, Joanne Schwoebel and Lawrence Falcone Wchaitentrenkfrancais , and Carmine Melillo, Robert McDonnell and Ronald Burlick prepare to join in the chorus. Perhaps Isaw-A rence Stanley does not comp1 end francai$ for his smile has a rather dubious comrfrehension, nest-ce pas? I L ' , 7 ,ANDRIENNIEJANDRIOLO 1 Councillor L ,..r , Sapilzimom 2A .7 i . midday flit Vallcy pi ' First row: Anthony Tedesco, Frank McKee, Elaine Cicurella, Adrienne Andriolo, Robert Mc- Donnell, Patricia Studerus, Noel Burke, Mary Lou Hasior. Second row: Ronald Burlich, Robert DZAmico, Lawrence Stanley, William Bailey, Peter Killeen and Ellen Maher.

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First row: Joanne Altieri, Joan Davenport, Robert Coscia, Judith Brighton, Mary Lou Devaney and Richard Chapman. Second row: Ronald Cuensch, John Gillen, Elizabeth Dyer, William Hackett, Patricia Brady, Carol Doyle, Sharon Dowd, Patricia Dillon and Daniel Capiello. Third row: Franklin Caputo, Donald Crickowski, Robert Cauvain and Robert King. Geometry ordinarily does not present a very challenging task for boys. Francis Refinski has finished the problem mentallyeor is that the reason he is smiling to himself? Michael Franchino and Carl Frier seem to be working hard to arrive at the solution. BEVERLY MONICA Councillor