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

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The things for which we strive . . . lu Qlhilfl .mm N dry Tama share- thi' vie-ws of um' of thvir favoritv authors, hut 'Niuy 0 li uikm gms for tht- hunmr of Don Camillo. Mary Anne Ciccone ust WJILIHN 1 t nu- of he-1' classlnalvs. 1-an ' nr WM un uf ..wl',- ' GY f C Thr- new pamphlvt ravk in Ihr' hawk of the churuh attracts the intcra-sl of 1-vvrym1r'. Herr' we Svc' Connie Lamhvrti and Sumnnr' Lyons Cnjfwying: snnw uf thc nvw papvrbatk editions of the Catholic classics.

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Josephine Ryan types the names anrl atltlresses of former members of the sorlality. Assisting her from left to right are: Patricia Stumhrus, Patricia Kenyon, Mary Elaine Cicurella and Marianne Carlson. This group of girls are very active members and they enjoy everything attached to the sotlality. The soclalily of Our l.atly is an unique religious assocation with a devoted 1'everenee to its patroness, the Mother of Cod. 'l'his organization is.a group of religious-minded girls who want to he more than mediocre Catholics. llerotion to Mary acts as a guide to help them attain this goal. The soclality has a multiple purpose: not only the personal sancti- lication hut also the clcfense. promotion. anfl service of the Catholic Church. Socialists work strenuously and effectively in every field of Catholic Action. This is eviclcnl here in our own school where all the memlmers are active in many other cluhs anrl organizations which take a real interest in promoting school spirit. There is also each year a closed retreat which offers to every memher a chance to clo great things for Mary. The freshmen are introcluccml to the sodality and hecomc prohationers for one year. They look forwarfl to their reception which takes place in the latter part of their sophomore year. The juniors and seniors are real sodalists and may make a permanent act of consecration if they so desire. Honor and Ann Dllltldlft O O O L' i 5 e , , 4 , ' -. 'fx,j Q y c . 2 . Mary Lou Williams Prcfect: Joanne Chiccki 1 ,Ty f Barham Williams slamls in front of the sophomore somlalists. Tomlay is llarhara's turn to make the mctlita- tion alouml. Her listeners inelumle in the front row: liileen llohrs. Pa- tricia Williams. Mary l.arricia. Sharon Kane. liurhara Schell. Eileen lllcltrtlle, lilisse Carle. Nlary Mar- shall, Mary tickle. Paula Kuezenski, Mary Ellen llnttner, Margaret Mor- ley, antl Roseann Carrino. You see from this picture that religion is a happy thing.