Millvale High School - Millvalean Yearbook (Millvale, PA)

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OUR FACULTY AS WE KNOW THEM Mr. Holsinger says you can win if you're steady, For knowledge and wisdom come to him who is ready. Your heart is full of kindness and your head is full of brain, That's the way we think of you, our Principal, Mr. Swain. By teaching us to correctly use verbs and prepositions, Miss Bargman has helped us get promising positions. Rationing is the fashion these days we are told, Miss Beatty's counsel isn't rationed, it's pure gold. As slim as his test tubes and as staunch and as sturdy, Mr. Beyers makes geometry figures work out in a hurry. As Chieftain adviser and teacher of j.B.T., Mrs. Billock's duties keep her as busy as a bee. As Senior sponsor Miss Brennan to us appeals, For all that she teaches contains high ideals. With fire in his eyes and paper in his hand, Mr. Burgess teaches us the problems of our land. Since she is nurse, you can bet, Mrs. Depp- To the tricks of the hooky players will soon be hep. Mr. Fleming's patient and guiding hand, Develops confidence and harmony in our band. From Mrs. Gardner we learn in grammar, To guard our lips and not to stammer. Miss Garver coaches our girls chorus, By singing well they do not bore us. Mrs. Graham teaches us in art, Don't draw the horse before the cart. Mr. Howard's shop with his classes is tops, The quest for perfection never, never stops. Miss johnston's library is so bright and sunny, Classmates in there can't help feel quite chummy. An excellent coach to the boys on the team it is true, Mr. McCarthy we like to learn our history from you. With sugar and spices and satins and laces, Miss Smith's classes help girls get places. I Mr. Sprenger, your knowledge of the old, your teaching of the new Your sober manner doesn't fool us, for we know you're just you. As shorthand and typing from Mr. Tallman are learned, Aviation too saves time, when your wings you have earned. Neither English nor biology nor health nor gym, Can take from Miss Wetzel her vigor and vim. Page Twelve

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a 1, g V ' JACK AUFMAN Snuffy 1 - i al Academic Course, Varsity Basketball, Mushball, Class Basketball, President of A .s V A I Hi-Y, Chieftain Staff, Millvalean Staff, Band, President of Sophomore Class, 4 . sl W x , Vice-President of Senior Class, Military Science. ' E by The executive ability of this young chap has been demonstrated time and time again in the forefront oi w , class activities. A willing participant in all M H.S. aiiairs, a comedian, such as could make a stone image if laugh, and a mainstay to our school spirit, jack has won a definite place for himself in our class of '43. if J H g . , ' Liliigg S 1 1251+ , fQL7.?'Qg ,U'1 lik I ...g'52,.,,..:gpf-r 1 L' W' Wien! .Ti ' . jfS?,i1'i:sllii i.., ,,,, ROSE BABIC Rosie ' General Course, Treasurer of Freshman Class, Chorus, Minstrel, Secretary of Juniors, Rifle Club, Chieftain Staff, Senio s, Millvalean Staff. k hi h in the eyes of her classmates. KENNETH BAUER Ken General Course, Rifle Team, Bowl- ing Team, Chieftain Staff, Band, Class Basketball, Class Softball, Military Science. Ken seems to have a versatile personality to lit any mood, for he may be reserved in manner or gay and carefree as the occasion demands. His infectious smile is as welcome to all as are those comical outbursts in class. He is well liked by all who come in contact with him because of his happyfgoflucky manner and funfloving ways. O HAROLD BEARL 73 General Course, Honor Club, Manager of War Stamp . Drive, Chieftain Staff, Millvalean Salesman. Harold possesses a rare business ability which has never been challenged in the cla.. ' ' ' k b kseat. If of '43. Then too, as his records show. scholastically his leadership in the stamp drive is any indication. makc a name for himself in the business world. ROBERT BENNETT Commercial Course, Band, Orchestra, Newspaper Staff, Bowling Team. Although Bob-the first Senior to enlist in the U. S. Navy--has left our midst, his jolly qualities linger behind. Ben's ability to swing it is dxernonstrateduby his clarinet and also the bowling ball! We are ' s bl h has always been in his Hzoot suit on the hoping that he will be as happy in hi. navy ue as e dance floor. Pane Fourteen Rose, whose constant companion is Betty, ran s g . - And -why not? Her infectious smile, her readiness to help, and her friendly manner explain her popularity. Rose is one of those persons who give high school its K pleasanti memo 'es. if Ola' YJ I T ss lx' X, ROSE BARKOVICH Rosie V Q General Course, Girls' Chorus, Iqf Class Basketball. I I P A . ff ' Athletic ability ia a ularlsfzdfoihsghrectigna lgarthiin Calilri' riculum of this young as- ' gymnastic activity in which she-P3n'C'P3fC5' Frog' casting a winning basket to smashing a homefruh, 5 9 is perfection. Her unlimited wardrobe reflects her personality, and her true charm is found in the zest she puts into her every activity. X gs xN lg ,V miss l I 1 1 WV he hasnt ta en a ac we predict that Harold will ClBen,! P.S.M.A., Freshman Basketball, Hi-Y, nj