Millvale High School - Millvalean Yearbook (Millvale, PA)

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HIGH HONOR HONOR Hcrownecl With Successu HIGHEST HONOR GRADUATE BETTY RIDDLEBAUGH Spontaneous chatter and an irrepressible giggle determines the whereabouts of Betty, our athletically vibrant cheerleader. She truly presents an unusual combination, for despite the foregoing features, Betty has won as high scholastic records as were ever held by a M. H. S. graduate. HIGH HONOR GRADUATES MARIE KUMPFMILLER Marie, a refreshing individualist, ranks in the uhigh mental category. Her eagerness to accept her share of responsibility as Senior class secretary shows her commendable perseverance. She is no ordinary somebody but is active both mentally and physically-traits which are bound to bring success in any endeavor. THELMA DIETER Although usually twinkling with suppressed merriment, Thelma restrains her frolicsome spirits and lavishcs a candid enthusiasm on secretarial work. Her un' usual cleverness is a guide in advising others but because her winsome ways dominate, she remains unaffected not withstanding the title, intellectual sophisticatef' DOROTHY VOIT A whirl of skirts and the perpetual motion of dancing feet artfully designates Dot This isn't her only accomplishmentff-she's also the editor of the Millvalean --a post worthy of her cooperative nature. Her ingenious ideas, dependability and sterling character are but a few of the assets which 'have helped her attain the coveted position of a high honor graduate. THELMA PSCHIRER During Thelma's three years at M. H. S. she has digested all the knowledge to make her work nothing less than perfection. Industrious, persevering and talented, Thelma acclaimed a merited worthiness in the commercial field. Her future may apparently be that of a levelfheaded postfwar executive. Page Twenty-eight

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RUTH WALTERS fd J Commercial Course. As full of witty remarks as a joke book, we End Ruth a perfect companion to Mel. Once her friendship is won, Ruth becomes a true'blue pal to those in need of a friend. Her hngers are perfectly acquainted with the keys of a piano, and many a merry tune is produced by them. As welcome as the sun is Ruth, no matter where she goes. Iris! ELEANOR WALTZ Skinny Commercial Course, Girls' Chorus, Glee Club. Emily Post would be truly delighted were she to meet our lovable Skinny who is polite at all times. She is another of our Mt. Troy lasses who offers competition to the birds where singing is concerned, Eleanor possesses that charm which finds favor with young and old alike. MARJORIE WILKES Academic Course, Cheerleader, Rifle Club, Seniorettes, Chieftain Staff, Class Mushball, Class Basket- ball, Stamp Salesman, Library Assistant. Every second of Margie's time is filled with pleasure and joy, for she is as busy as a bee, darting hcre, helping there, never still a minute, A veteran checrf leader, she is forever coaching our underclassmen to carry on the job accomplished by her so well. Margie is short as a minute and oh, so sweet! W im 'if V' 1 1 943 A LES WILLIAMS Chuck General Course. A burst of laughter comes from the crowd and upon closer observation we find that Chuck is the cause. His skill as an artist is shown hy the defense posters seen in the halls. l'le's not only witty, but lie's hand' some too. l.Vhat else is needed to help a fellow to success? JW? JEAN WOLFARTH General Course, Candy Seller, Bowling Team, Girls' Chorus, Minstrel, Millvalean Salesman, Seniorettes. JW I - As variety is the spice of life, so jean is the spice of the Senior Class. She will K M probably bc one of the first to enter matrimonial bliss, for she has already captured the heart of one of our alumni, and no wonder! Her agility on the dance floor i coupled with an appealing smile is her talisman to success, Q ,Jdf -I s , V LOUISE ZEILFELDER Ween .J ' . . . F-jo, General Course, Seniorettes, Girls' Chorus, Senior Candy Seller, Minstrel. '--' Always ready for a laugh is Louise, a happy third to the Wrilf:irth, Rheam, Zeilfeldern trio. kVlu-fever there. is fun and frolic, you can find Louise in the midst of it. A good example of the sunny side of lifc is found in her cheery manner, which spreads to all those about her. Dim., T...,...t.. .

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HONOR GRADUATES ARMELLA ULRICH Cool, calm 'n' collected best describe the unruifled poise of this striking nrunette. Despite the fact that she is Millvale's appealing drum major, Armella has managed to maintain ,her scholastic honors plus a store of secretarial knowledge that will well satisfy sonie worthy employer. LOIS GROSS Although petite and modest, Lois is an industrious thinker usually occupied with some task to add prestige to her name. Gifted in a variety of ways, she excels in different branches of study. Lois is destined to ride smoothly to a place of high attainment. MARY PAVKOVICH Although small in stature, Mary need not fear this in brain power, for she takes no back seat in being wellfinformed on subjects. An energetic and inf vigorating leader in rousing cheers, she also awakens other classmates to her ambitious m'annerisms which will aid her in reaching a goal in secretarial skill. LEON A GANTER Westinghouse is a thing of the past, and Leona is now a fullffledged Chieftain maintaining a smooth disposition. By keeping her eyes and ears wide open, she goes about everything in an inquisitive easy-to-learn way. Leona will surely be in the success picture, for her type of spirit is always in demand. GRADUATION PROGRAM Processional Pomp and Chivalry 'ff- ' f C. J. Roberts Commencement Speaker The Home Front -Captain Edward Gallup, jr., United States Army Solos Tuba- Solo Pomposo by A. Kayes - - Norman Pfister Violin- Panse Espanole' by F. Creisler f f f Norma Boss Senior Girls' Ensemble This Is Worth Fighting For f-fff - De Fange'Stept If I Could Tell You - f I. Firestone Page Twenty-nine