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

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DIANE BROTZ ouncillor When the snphumorvs were given an intcr ing story to road, thvy lwcame utterly uhlivinus 0f the prc net of the phatographor. Maria Dougherly assumes a 1M ,, of relaxed concentraliun as she pen .5 the tale. Eleanor Balor, ton, enjoys the fmal outcome. no mbl. First row: John T Lauter, C RoalP. Barbara Linfantc. Nancy Mcehan, Joanne Loccisann, La V-r Oswald. c arnl Lanzam. Josephine Luciano, Tht-nha R1 honicllo, Richard Caffr y and Arthur Second row: Wllliam Schrnwler. Harold Saul. John Scdla Robert Cohring. Brian Reid. Roger Ritrrs, Ralph Cxlchrist. John MCHaIC. Edward Frill and George Lynch.

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,- c .' First row: Virginia Foley, Barbara Burke, Patricia Hob Patricia Buttor, Lois Giordano. Middle row: George Dickscheid, Diane Brotz. Dominic DiRocco, Damian Costello and Camile Dominica. Third row: Th mas Flynn, Paul Cullen, George Bouti- lette, John Detore, John Dever and Richard Damato. The above picture is iden- tical for each dancing class on Tuesdays. Janice Hajnos and Barbara Linfante have forgotten the position of their left hands. One of the fnrst lessons. learned in the danc- ing class is to point the toe. Many of those pictured have forgotten this most important point.

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First row: Johahnnc Chiechi, Virginia Buoye, Maureen Codey, Elizabeth Haddock, Mary Anne ' Ciccone, Loretto Castellano. Second row: Kathleen Lynch, John Carney. Robert Longo, Thomas Kerr, Anno Arnold. Estelle Cullen and Jacqueline Amito. Third row: Robert Hladney, Richard W, S Howick, Russell Carlland, James Farrelly7 Eileen Frieswyk and Stephanie Hamberger. Is there such a thing as Christmas Carols in shorthand? Maybe not, but Madeleine Devore and Kathleen Crowney are willing to try to prove it. At least this last shorthand class before Christmas wished to welcome this joyous season in their own way. JOHANNE CHIECHI Councillor