Millvale High School - Millvalean Yearbook (Millvale, PA)

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THE MILLVALEAN owns a beautiful accordion . . . Irma Pschirer wants to be a beauty operator . . . Joseph Pusateri is a credit to the Freshman basketball team . . . Rose Pusateri puts crochet needles to use . . . William Rakers is a polite buoy and a basketball star . . . Dorothy Rheam is a baton twirler . . . Dorothy Riddlebaugh is one of our brightest Freshmen . . . William Roth is ia handsome lad . . . Jacob Sauter laughs off his grades . . . Anna Mae Scheuring believes in having more than one friend . . . Jean Schiefelbein is short but sweet . . . Lillian Schmitt is always joking . . . Mildred Schoenian has a pleasing personality . . . Celine Schroeffel wears her hair in attractive styles . . . Nelda Schultz likes doing her own work . . . Mildred Schwab has a voice that has a pleasing tone . . . jack Scott is an ardent brasketball fan . . . Anthony Solman can't sit in the same seat in study hall for five minutes . . . Clara Staus dvoesn't have much to say when it comes to arguing . . . Betty Stieving blushes . . . John Stout is ia promising young athlete . . . Elmer Steinsdorfer and Edward Ulrich are inseparable . . . Rose Strafalace can surely make the grade . . . Mildred Thomas is a friendly girl from Mt. Troy . . . Rose Marie Tobac finds little time to waste . . . Lilamay Tolley has becoming clothes . . . Mary Jane Truver likes to twirl her bataon . . . George Ulrich will probably choose boxing as a profession . . . Dorothy Voit always makes the honor roll . . . Betty Marlene Walter plays the clarinet . . . Betty jane Walter likes the song Oh Billy . Why not? . . . Ruth Walthers is a generous helpful girl from Mt. Troy . . . Eleanore Waltz has blond hair that is always in place . . . Marjorie Wilkes enjoys all kinds of athletics . . . Mary Windstein dloes not believe in attending school every day . . . Jean Wolfarth enjoys makin-g eyes at people . . . Louise Zeilfelder is always worrying about her hair . . . joseph Ziccarelli sports new shoes. Why shouldn't he? Mary Pavkovich Armella Ulrich Anna Mae Kofmehl SKATES Round and round you go-where you stop nobody knows describes the everfsofpopular recreation, skating. Clatter, chatter, pushing, and smiles all com' posed the social whirl of fun provided by the skates sponsored this year. In October the season was opened by the Seniors who paved the way for the following juniors, Sophomore, and Hi'Y skates. l MID YEAR FROLIC On January 25 our dancers filled their eyes with admiration at the rows of red and white crepe paper trimmings with the added touch iorf balloons receiving their transforming colors from the stage footlights. Paul Pience's orchestra struck th-e music for the enjoyment of jitterbugs at this annual Sophomore frolic, while table games offered the fun hor those who preferred not to dance. Page Forty-four

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THE MILLVALEAN ORCHESTRA Notes from musical masterpieces fill the air with sweet flowing melodies as the orchestra led by Mr. Stanley Fleming takes its daily practice sessions, or as the members display their skill at many school sccials. Memories of the Senior Play are accompanied by memories of the orchestra adding its soft background of rhythm. Baccalaureate and Commencement are also honor marks in the reocrd of skillful display by the high school orchestra. The members include Kenneth Bauer, Grace Bauerle, Dorothy Bertram, Norma Boss, Lloyd Bryson, Joe Canonico, Delano Crawford, Albert Di-tmore, Dick Dotterweich, Kenneth England, Arthur Fleming, Raymond Fleming, Anna Lee Floyd, Merle Frederick, Ellsworth Gosnell, Howard Green, Frank Guca, Edward Heuler, Raymond Heuler, Virginia Hildenbrand, Mary Elizawbeth Keller, Norman Lang, james Lawson, William Leahy, Mildred MdC.laren, Vincent Mihlfried, Edith Miller, Alice Moedinger, Frank Mrak, Frank IMunson, Lois Cstrum, Paul Pfischner, Willilam Pfischner, Norman Pfister, Michael Quinlan, John Reiners, Eugene Riley, Marioii Robinson, Albert Rosendick, jack Saul, iM,ildred Schwab, Robert Steckel, Frank Svach, Betty Walters, Edward Wokutch, joseph Ziccarelli, Ray Senk, and Betty jane Zisman. PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL MUSIC ASSOCIATION The South Western P.S'.M.A. Band Festival, brought to our town by Mr. Fleming, was the most important event of the school year. Two hundred and ten students representing high schools from many districts in southwestern Pennsylvania participated in the festivities and gave the town and its people a celebrated feeling of importance. The boys and girls in uniforms that represented their respective schcols made a colorful appearance. Mr. Harold Bachman of Chicago acted as guest conductor at the concerts and he was ably assisted by directors from represented schools, who aided with sectional rehearsals and also conducted several numbers during the concerts. Another unusual feature cf the band festival was a group of flag twirlers from Ferndale High School in Johnstown, who, with their brightly colored flags floating majestically through the air, won much applause from the audience. Page Forty-si,