Millvale High School - Millvalean Yearbook (Millvale, PA)

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NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY SENIOR CLASS Paul E. Pfischnerf-4Man to whom inference of initials applies. Robert PfischnerfBoy who travels much, sure to get around. Williani PfischnereBill, alphabetical last of Pfischner trio, come first in many other things. Thelma Rheam-Millvale's outstanding heauty, favorite saying is Who's Yehudi? Eugene RileyfPianist, mindful of sharps, never left flat. Marian Ritchie-Marian richee in charmee and personalitee. Marion Robinson--Girl who do much talking get moving picture if Xfray taken of jaw. Donald Russellf Dawn Russell come up with morning sun. Edward Ruzomberka4Only time Eddie ever ball things up is in hasket. Morris SadwickfMoe always slip rn horn hut he never fall. Lavina SchaferffExpert seamstress who has things other than dresses sewed up hold string to man's future. Williani Schiefelbein-Boy who believe Silence is golden reach pot of gold at end of rainlwow. Marie Schmeltz-Shy girl who never stand up for her rights ioften sat upon. jean Schmitt--jean, headline in personality as well as for lChieftain . Viola Schniittfwhen Vi taps 5.0.3. many come to her rescue. Thomas Schrass4Boy who show no physical action seem to know all chemical reactions. Mary Sebetich-Mary, Senirr star of athletics, outshine all others. Stanley Siranovich- Stan and clothesline alikeg never know how many socks he hung on him. Dorothy Steininger-Dot, friend of all, although in English she may stall. Frank Svach-Butch always Hddle time away, but he not wasteful. Jeanne Swanson-Girl from mountain live high. Elmer VoitwSisimeday Elmer he bald headedg he always come out on top. Cecelia Wagner-Girl with many beaux sure to see latest shows. Page Tiliriy filrve

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THE MILLVALEAN SENIOR CLASS Lucille HeimbuecherffAmerica off gold standard but Lu still cash in with blonde hair. Edna HoakfLife wonderful twirl to drum major. Sam Hoak-Young fellow who have lot on the ball especially football. Robert Horton-Boy who knows his stuff about stuffing animals. Marie KaibYM:a-rie, Daisy of Reserve Township. Walter Kennedyw-Man who speak mind shrow brains. Elizabeth Klug-eYoung lady who make play for actress' part someday be writer of drama. Marie Kovacic-As actress, looks and talent 'put on great show for Marie. William Koza-Bill, airplane enthusiast, but 'seldom up in air about anything. Allen Kremmel-Man who take definite stand get good footing in world. Robert Kroner-Cherry Cityian try hand at everything, always stick foot in it. Karl Lache-Blonde 'head come from mountain top. Bernice Lang-+Girl who curl hair in catchy styles soon get man. Norman Lang-+Man who fails to make English cr P.O.D. notes save them for trumpet. Irma MairefNote to intended secretary in office: When with boss stay 'kofficev knee. Alice ManskifWell read, well bred girl does not loaf. Mary MarlovitsfGirl who is friendly, stand out or in with anyone. Dan McCauley4Backward poet is verse off. Wallace Miller-Everybody look up to Hank , tall Senior. Alice MoedingerfWhen partner at bridge play lace, Alice probably trumpet , Etta Mae MohrfShy lass who is not shy of friends. Vivian Mohr-Girl who to her task attends sure to have many friends. Anne Murslack--Senior whi: lead cheers sure to 'kSkyrocket to fame. jack Osterriterwlvlan of great ambition sure to get responsible position. Flora Palarzi--Flora's smooth dancing move her forward many steps. Ann Pavkovich--Scholar who is industrious student, very prudent. Page Tllirly In

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THE MILLVALEAN Robert Weber-As a rule Web good measure of quality. Robert Wellinger-Wrestler who twist up many things 'beside opponents, especially in English Class. Warren Wenner-Many people slip when Red soft soap them. Elizabeth Wilhoit-Bizz clever wit who also clever wit secretarial work. Catherine Wukits-Young lady who seam well, make fine dressesg also be healthy. Armella Yochum-Girl who can balance Senior budge-t have well equalized life. Norma Ziegler-Peach of a girl soon beccme apple of man's eye. Bette Zeilfelcler-High stepper of Baton Clufb climb ladder of success. GRADUATION PROGRAM CLASS OF 1940 CGMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS: THEME: THE HOME The Meaning of the Home to Me fff' f Ann Pavkovich Our Parents ffffff f Alice Manski Things that make a Happy Home f f Vivian Mohr The Boy and the Girl in the Home ffffff Ralph Boettcher The Home and its Relation to the School, Church, Community and Nation Lucille Heimbuecher MUSIC BY THE ORCHESTRA: The Desert Song by Sigmund Romberg The Festival March by A. H. Bergan SOLOS: Pianos- Il Trovator de Verdi Fantaisie by Edouard Dorn f Eugene Riley Violin- Hejre Kati' by August Hermann fffff Frank Svach MEMORIES Virginia Reel at the Skirt and Sweater Dance . . . Mr. Swain's gay stepping at schucol hops . . . new chromed batons . . . latest cofed fashion-Sloppy Joes . . . squabbling over the Millvalean cover . . . explosion in Chemistry lab . . . town gay with P.S.M.A. members . . . Mr. Zim-mer's dark glasses . . . lively senior plraiy rehearsals . . . flag twirlers at the concert . . . Glen Miller's hot records . . . Girl's Athletic Associations pantomime . . . immense Indian headdress at Junior' Senior Prom . . . folk dances in gym . . . In the Mvcod at the ni-ckel dances . . . 20 inch snowffall-throngs of absentees . . . P.S.M.A. dance alive with jive addicts . . . window broken at lunch time . . . broadcast from the auditorium over WWSW . . . term papers in P.O.D .,.. 4Mr. Howard continues giving his themes . . . Who's Yehudi? . . . c:nfusing activity at Westinghouse . . . new Economics sub in form of Mr. Citron . . . Confucius Say . . . Mr. Burgess' distressing illness . . . overdue books . . . Readers Digest reports . . . Economicsfmaftefrifal . . . beer signs at Skirt and Sweater Dance . . . Christmas carolers at the Community tree . . . sessions at 8:00 A.M .... girl-s' knee sox and boys' plaid trou-sers . . . Alumni bake sale . . . Mr. jIarema's beadfmaking in Chemistry . . . most of the teachers on sick list during year . . . failure of magazine drive . . . blushing seniors reading their themes . . . blowing out fuses taking Art 'Class picture . . . band performance at pro football game at Forbes Field . . . batons clanking at rehearsals. W A Page Thirty-four