Millvale High School - Millvalean Yearbook (Millvale, PA)

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GIRLS Catherine Wukits f Thelma Rheam f Ruth Ditmore f f Lucille Heimbuecher Lucille Heimbuecher f - Alvina Bauer '-ff Margaret Colville and Norma Zeigler f f f Violla Schmitt 'fff Alice Manski f Viola Schmitt f f Alice Manski f Vivian Mohr - f 'Cecelia Wagner - Ann Pavkovich f Mary Sebetich f f Ruth Ditmore and Lavina Schafer f Margaret Colville f Alice Manski f - Armella Yochum f Betty Zeilfelder f Cecelia Wagner f Viola Schmitt f ' Lucille Heimbuecher f - Alice Moedinger f Dorothy Bertnalm f Vivian Mohr f - Jean Schmitt f ' Betty Ann Dillman f f Kathryn Auth f f Kathryn Auth f f Irene Bender f Alice Manski f Alice YManski f - Lucille I-Ieimbuecher Prettiest f - Mos-t Sophisticated Most Charming f Most Adorable Sweetest f Daintiest f Chummiest I-Irandsn:-mest - Most Hefmannish Slangiest f f Chummiest ' 1 f f f f 4 sENloR cemsus Best Dressed f Most Carefree f Wittiest f f Friendliest f f Best Personality f Most in Love f Shyest f f Peppiest f ' Most Studious f Best jitterbug f Most Serious f Deepest Dimples f Most Popular f Most Capable f - 'Most Athletic f Silliest f f Cutest Smile ' Most Intelligent f Most Businessflike f Most Polite f f Cutest f f f Smocthest Dancer f Best Leader f f Most Musical f Most Attractive f ' f NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY BOYS f f Jack Biery f Walter Aldiniger f Morris Sadwick f Henry Erk f f Jack Biery f Robert Wellinger f Dan McCauley f Warren Wenner f Ralph Boettcher f Edward Bender f ,Ralph Bcettcher - Robert Harkins f f f jack Biery f f Robert Pfischner f Edward Ruzomberka f Morris Sadwick f Sidney Garfinkel f Walter Kennedy ' Robert Pfischner f f Jack Biery f Sidney Garfinkel f Edward Ruzomberka - Robert Ptischner f f Eugene Riley f f William Koza Neatest fffff-ff Jack Biery Fairest ' f f Robert Harkins and Karl Lache Brunettefest f f - Best Read ' f f Most Argumentative f Quietest ffff Most Artistic f ' Most Likely 'Ils' Succeed Walter Greatest Asset To Class GIRLS f f f f f f f f f f - f Robert Horton f f Ralph Boettcher f Stanley Siranovich - Dan McCauley Jimmy Donaldson Kennedy and Rcbert Pfischner f ' Robert Pfischner Dorothy Bertram f - Edna Hoak - f Alvinu Bauer Alvina Bauer and Marie Kaib ' Margaret Colville - - Marie Kaib and Marian Ritchie Betty Ann Dillman and Betty Zeilfelder BOYS f f f f Edward Ruzomberka Edward Ruzomberka f Bernard Flowers f Jack Biery and Jimmy Donaldson Page Twenty-nina

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gaafwga, '. 'f V' g :, N., R W v.. ' V . l, at 2:14 - 1 . -I A-Y A I NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY SENIOR PLAY Almost Eighteen was the successful Senior Play given on November 16th and 17th, portraying the trials and tribulla-tions of an adolescent boy trying to plan his future. The casts included William Barry fPaul Pfischner and Ralph Boettcherj, a successful smallftown business man, Grace Barry fMildred Berneberg and Betty Ann Dillmanj, a typical mother devoted to her home :and familyg Beatrice Barry QMarion Robins:-n and Kathryn Authj, attractive girl of twenty-one, modern and smart, Mabel Warren fElizabeth Klug and Alvina Bauerj, pretty woman in her forties, charming and well groomed, lMrs. Granville fVivian Mohrj, wealthy inhabitant of the town and a very active club woman, Eddie Barry Uack Osterritter and Wallace Millerl, intelligent and honest, dreaming of his tomorrowg Geicrge Jones QHenry Erk and Samuel Hoakj, Eddie's uncle, sympathetic, easyfgoing, slow of speech and slow to angerg Ann Sherman fAlice Manski and Ann Pavkovichj, Eddie's ideal girlg Sally Davidson QEtta Mae Mohr and Thelma Rheamj, a cute trick , piqurant and alertg Trommy Granville fjimmy Donaldson and Robert Eichlerj handsome lad somewhat dominated by his motherg Mr. Merritt fAllen Kremmel and Walter Kennedyj, a professor who lives from theory, Miss Dalrymple fMarie Kaib and Jeanne Swansonl, smartly dressed spinster, active club woman, insincere and given to yessing superiors. The tedious task of selecting and directing the two casts was undertaken by Mirs. Ruth Keller and Miss Bertha Bargman who gave up many long evenings helping to make the play a success. Lucille Heimbuecher and Marie Kovacic were property managers, Edward Bender and Warren Wenner stage managers, and Jack Biery prompter. CONFUCIUS SAY: Walter Aldinger-Man who nrake light of troubles find 'himself brightening corners. Kathryn Auth-Girl with world of friends have earth at her feet. Alvina Bauer-Girl with natural curls easily twist men around little finger. Margaret Bearl-One who has exceptional voice, should in profession make her choice. Edward Bender-Man smooth with girls sometimes receive rs-ugh end of Papa's boot. Irene Bender-Girl with smooth ways soon acquire fine polish. Lois Bergman-Girl with knack for writing put many nicks in publisher's pocket- book. Mildred Berneberg-Lovely auburn hair make many men see red. Dorothy Bertram-Dorothy belle of band. jack Biery-Handsome youth interested in taking pictures may act in them someday. Ralph Boettcher-Stern cover hold good contents in bookg likewise Ralph. Robeiit Braun-Bob pick up many points when he lay down law in Mr. Swain's c ass. Margaret Colville-Girl who afraid to speak up often let down. Joseph Canonico-joe never sit down when mischief afoot. Robert Derringer--Boy who eats between meals is never fool Betty Ann Dillman-If Betty Sample of Millvale, Confucius place order. Ruth Ditmovre-Confucius at loss for girl with jokes witty as Ruth's. james Donaldson-Handsome artist make vivid picture in girl's eye. Richard Dotterweich-IM-an who carry bass drum have full stomach. Robert Eichler-If student argumentative, he make good representative. Henry Erk-Boy who get along with girls never have girl troufble. Bernard Flowers-He who use head never need to use his muscles. Sidney Garfinkel-One who shuns girls usually attract them. Michael Guido--Expert bowler likely to strike gold in life. Robert Harkins--As athlete Bob shine like bright star. I Page Tlnirlyfoue