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

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Re Nwmv The Valley has always been known for the excellence of its choral work. The Christmas program, the Musical each year and background music for graduation are among some of the principal highlights which have drawn compliments from far and near. Sister David Marie, our new musical director, has been working with the glee club all year, helping them carry on the reputation the Valley has gaihed for its vocal work. Composed of some seventy girls and twenty boys, the glee club devotes its

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Thomas Ucciardi, head of the auditorium committee, demonstrates to his group the way he expects the chairs are to be arranged for assemblies. Edward Malia appears to mistrust Tomis judgment. Group of Councillors for the various sections pose for the Valiant photographer. have, if i xykww President John Walsh must have prefaced his iipepii talk to the rep- resentatives with his usual bit of Irish humor. Only Pat Flaherty seems to find it hard to believe.