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

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5 fs-op, 44 d'f i ,' , No- v. , km fs , '1 gf Ki UCS' ,. ' :E t 1 l, k l 17? 7' ' T25 3 -1' . it sl 6 Ml. . ,J ,T L 6 5 i' ' W Nm-I ll11l'lu'. hy hr-r f-Xlll'I'5Sl0ll, shows the rn- 5 E Q17 , thusiasm that vavh uivmhcr of thc team dis- is T ' All I, 'r plays at cvvry game. f l X? s l :Jig ' :Y 4 R ,,, A- True and loyal . . . The girls of tho hrst tram rovoivo Ihr-ir pro-game instructions from thc' ahh- 1-oarll. Nlrs. l,arkin. l'ut's intvrvst soonis to he somvwhat tlivvrtvml hy an unknown sourcv. hut Sunrly's att:-ntion is strictly ou ' X f , l 1 -. if Y thu instruvtions. Why tlovs the sf-cond team appear to hc so , Q EN'l'l'IUSlAS1'lC ? fffl With a gorgf-ous rrcorrl of 10-2, many of this group of first string players will rf-turn next ycar to bring numerous honors and tro- phies to the school.

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Bob Stack shows an intense interest in the many Valley awards and trophies whieh symbolize the sportsmanship and seholarship of our sehooi. Ile points to the lmseliall trophy whieh Valley won in competition with Orange High School. Below left: A desperate at- tempt is made to block George Boutilette as he scores two points for the Valley. John Coliaeova is set for the rebound and in case he misses. but in this ease . . . there IS no rebound. Below renter: Despite his short stature. Joe Lanfrank leaps into the air although his opponent seexns to have the advantage. Tolmin eagerly zlntieipates the result while Lettini and Nittolo are on their guard. Below riglzt: George Boutil- ette made a sneeessful jump for the rebound, while the Valley was playing Don Bosco. George is known for his swift, fast, and sure pace while on the court. He was one of our main sonrees for rebounds. Ceorg:e's move- ments are liaeked by Hlad- ney and Nittolo. avi kg nt . . A S-ws-u-..., , V kg mtl ,I f ive . lt Eri- A, N wh, ' t f'-1 -., ug f-'JP tr. Q ,sf ,, af- ,ts ' 1:5 r,I Q it ,ig 'tl 1, ,w

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A I 1 lj fl! 4- ' 2 Aj ' I M! 'Ei' . .i 7- ' New W . f . - M i t Q M.- e ,M Wu ,. - i il ff sf M a o 21' ' t ' - it i 'rs-'rf' 4 f' ei ff, bf, i ll U , IQ . R l U f V Q c liyf i 1 ' 'G' l 4 e i J A 1' e . I f 4. X J .,,, gg! X t V, ' 1 t 1' A I f Ellen Maher. a guard. should lar' a great asset f Q- -1 to the team in her senior year. t if . it . 1' 1 .ff .Q X . 1 r 1 'Y f' , N X 'X Attired in violet and gold uniformsi the girls' varsity assembles on the floor to the eheers of the spectators. Thus starts another season. Guided lwy a new eoaeh. Mrs. Joan Larkin, the girls underwent an intensixe training. All the members 'Of this team for 1958-59 showed the following qualifications: Y . . . alley spirit one hundred per cent A . . . stounding stamina in defeat Ii . . . espeet for opinion of the referee S . . . ilent admiration for their coach I . . . ndefatigable meal atepractice T . . . rue loyalty to Y. . . earnirtg to bring the trophy K ffwzifl .X .z gtiisigitis my Maddy Devore, captain of the team. has brought In-r girls through a very sueeessful season. With her vim. vigor and vitality, she has kept their morale up high. This pose is well known both to her home team and also to the opposing teams. When shc stands like this, look out! XXX- N4 1. S . r.