Millvale High School - Millvalean Yearbook (Millvale, PA)

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.-r.e, .t . THE CLASS OF 1941 ROBERT BLUEMLING Pete 1 Bowling Team, Basketball Reserve, Hi-Y, Varsity Football Team, Class Boxing, Class Softball, Varsity Club. Bob, the mighty mite plays an excellent game of football. Always in good spirits, continually smiling, though rather timid, he is destined to make a place for himself in the future. We know he'll go places for Never say die is his motivating motto. MARION BLUMER Honor Graduate, Cheerleader, Millvalean Staff, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Girls' Chorus, Minstrel, Assembly Play, Class Basketball, Rifle Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Bowling Team, Dramatic Club, Senior Play. This pcppy little dynamo adds a flavor of zest to our agile group of cheerleaders. Like an overffilled cup, her sparkling personality is always spilling over into contagious giggles and witty remarks. There is no bottom to her well of good spirits and cheerful helpfulness. It is no wonder Marion is so valued as a member of our graduating class. VIRGINIA BOSSING Ginny Millvalean Staff, Chieftain Staff, Crafts Club, Girls' Athletic Club. Though Bossing is Virginia's name, she can never be accused of this. On the contrary, her friendly and easyfgoing nature make her an easy mark for the hardluck stories of students who just can't get things done. A ready smile best characterizes the willing personality of Virginia. ROY BRYSON RiHe Club, Forum Club, Student Speaker at Assembly Millvalean Salesman. Attractive, wavey'haired Roy is always to be found with a certain Senior lass almost every hour of the day. At home-between dates- he reads widely. but at school he talks little. Dressed well, but conservatively, hc is liked by all. CATHERINE BUDACKI Kate Girls' Athletic Club, Forum Club, Chieftain StaE, Millvalean Typist. ' Catherine's lustrous black tresses fall in smooth waves to her shoulders making a becoming picture. Though she is quite shy with those she does not know. to her friends she is a continuous source of delight with her quick smile and willingness to help all. As a seamstress l Catherine ranks with the best of them. RALPH BURKE Millvalean Salesman, Class Basketball, Senior Play. Tall, blond Romeo Ralph is the idol of many feminine hearts. Although he keeps much to himself, his friendliness radiates from him in far reaching rays. We wonder if he blushes as deeply when visiting the mountain misses as he does in his classes. Page Thirteen

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'f six ., s 1'- Q . .f ri A , wi,-H - 1 THE MILLVALEAN .nf v, s 'I ! es - 1 Eli' ' . 4 Q ,Zia 5 K' 1 gi, 3, at iz' ' A' 34' 1 n 91 in Hia J:-'I 1 9' 1 'S-. if gs. Page Twelve A DOROTHY ANDRISEVIC Dot Higlh Honor Graduate, Clms Basketball, Girls' Chorus, Girls' A etic Club, D:amatic Club, Baton Club, Minstrel, Assembl Play, Bowling Team. Forum Club, Chieftain Staf, valean Staff, Senior Play. Dorothy's athletic ability is enthusiastically devoted to winning basketball honors for her class. She competes with the best in cutting fancy figures on the ice. A trim wardrobe and immaculate coilfure add to this Senior's charm. Perhaps a few years from now you may tune in on your radio and hear Dorothy playing her Hawaiian guitar. DOROTHY BAUER Dot Girls' Chorus, Girls' Athletic Club, Forum Club, Millvalean StaE, Thimble Club, Class Basketball. Dark brown hair, plus green eyes, plus a pleasing personality equals popular Dot. All school functions would be incom lete if Dot were not there to add to the fun. The male students find, her quite attrac' tive and vie energetically for her attentions. Her chief hobby is dancing, where her ability is wistfully admired by her audience. NANCY BECHAK Chieftain Staf, Baton Club, Forum Club, Millvalean Staf, Minstrel, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Athletic Club, Crafts Club, Dramatic Club, Class Basketball, Red Cross Club, Senior Play. One of the most digniiied of the Senior lasses is our Nancy. She is as equally adept in roller skating as she is in twirling a baton for our band. Nancy is noted for her levelfheadednesa and artistic ideas. We wish her luck in her chosen career of dress designing. MARIE BERAN Shorty Band, Orchestra, Rilie Club, Archery, Dramatic Club, Minstrel, Girls' Chorus, President of Girls' Athletic Club, Bowling Team, Chieftain Stall, Business Manager for Senior Play, Millvalean Staff. Marie's amiable qualities and pleasant manner have won for her the honor of President of the Girls' Athletic Club. She has the knack of injecting her witty remarks advantageously into all conversation. A dependable young lady and a willing worker would best describe Marie to her teachers and classmates alike. TERESA BEST Tess Library Assistant, Clam Basketball, Dramatic Club, Girls' Athletic Club. Theresa is the Best of our Senior class. She is another one of those quiet Mt. Troy lasses who attract our Millvale boys. If all the Home Economic students were as diligent and expert a seamstress as Theresa, Schiaperelli would soon have competition. BETTY BLAZEK Ben Girls' Chorus, Girls' Athletic Club, Baton Club, Rifle Club, Tap Class. A quiet manner and shy smile seem to be the belt recipe for collect- ' f ' d b . F B ll ' mg nen s a out one or etty. we equipped with th of these. can boast of many friends. The rhythmic tapping of dancing feet has made her known to many of us.

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A 4 ms 1- ., Km , W fr. P. st, 'S . 1. .- ri g i .wg flat - THE MILLVALEAN Page Fourteen DOROTHY CALLAHAN Cal Honor Graduate, Girls' Athletic Club, Secretary of Sopho- more Class, Vice President of Junior Class, Secretary of Senior lClass, Baton Club, Millvalean Stai, Girls' Chorus, Minstre. Effervescing with gay spirits and ready wit, Cal supplies fun for ali her ieilow classmates. Her nonsensical chatter can be heard continuously as she converses with her many friends. She upholds the principles of the Irish race with her boisterous sense of humor and good lellowship. Her twinkling blue eyes tell you she is a true friend and a helper in necd. DOMINIC CARPENTER Dan Bowling Team, Assembly Play. Trim little Danny presents a study of Roman features. Quiet, ready, willing, and able, he is to be continually found with his friends, always cheerful-though rather phlegmatic. We are indeed proud of this conservative lad. RUTH CERNY Pat Forum Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Chieftain Staff, President of Crafts Club, Millvalean Staff. Although it has been said that Ruth dislikes school, you would not know it from her attitude as she is both efficient and prompt in her subjects. The abrupt and masculine way in which she greets her fellow classmates has boosted her friendship up and up. Her aptitude for sewing and cooking will probably steer her directly to the sea of matrimony. DELANO CRAWFORD Del President of Sophomore Class, Hi-Y, Class Basketball, Band, Orchestra, P. S. M. A. Band '40, Forum Club, Class Mush- ball, Bowling Team. Never let it be said that Del doesn't mind his P's and Q's when he's with the girls-especially the underclass ones. He is popular because of his smooth dancing and happy-goflucky' attitude. Incif dcntally, he is musically inclined and plays a sweet melaphone. CATHERINE DE BANNES Caddie Crafts Club, Millvalean Salesman, Girls' Athletic Club, Red Cross Club. Catherines cameoflike face reveals a charming personality. It is not often a Senior class can boast of such a demure and petite lass. Her shy manner has endeared her to many df her classmates. In knitting Catherine can be surpassed by none. MILDRED DETISCH Millie Girls' Athletic Club, Archery Club, Forum Club, Girls' Chorus. The invigorating mountain air Ovit. Troyl has made Millie a plump and jolly individual. A cheery smile continually brightens the countenance of this well'liked classmate. Mil takes lightly the teasing she receives and more than manages to do her share of the joking. - fi