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

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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.

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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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...toO.L.. Cheerleading is one of the extra-curricular activities at Our Lady of the Valley. The cheerleaders are composed of two squads, each having twelve girls and one substitute-the boys' varsity cheerleaders and the girls' varsity cheerleaders. After much practice, the cheerleaders for the boys appear at the games dressed in navy blue velvet one-piece uniforms with gold cuffs and collars. Th girls, varsity wear pink corduroy one-piece uniforms with cuffs and collar of pink candy-cane stripes. Both groups make a very effective appeal on the court. Whether the team wins or loses, the girls are ready to cheer for the next game with the same spirit that they showed in the previous game. At the end of the season, at the last game, and up to the last minute, they insist that whether we win or whether we lose, there is one slogan we will always use, and that is YEA! YEA! VALLEY. No wonder our girls' team soared to success this year. Susan Schesslcr fa four-year veteranl realizing that prayer can move mountains, spent many of the minutes before games fingering her heads and asking spiritual assistance for herself and her teammates. Mrs. Larkin, Coach, explains to ,loan Corley, Maddy Dvvore, Sandy Grosso, Pat O'Connor, Maureen Codey, Susan Schessler and Eileen Frivswyk how easy it is going to be to become thc permanent posscssor of the new trophy. ,- n in .ug 17: they X f' i 'ff S - If fl fs, r if I ,X