Millvale High School - Millvalean Yearbook (Millvale, PA)

Page 12 text:

1 . I -- l 1' ,VN , X, - - -,M y X G f X5 X ,. . A if f 1 7 . Q vm, X W XX NS 1 ffyjf by ffl ff 1 ' XX i s Q9 ' ' K X W , 1 Q f ' 1 Wlrulwuwwfqfau 9193 XNXXNNWN ' xg 'X ' f',,, . , I fiwv N ' X, up-fl ' N I ' NwxwmmNX RW ff W N f-Wgfgf-f M ., ,-. f ,I 1-W2 - Www N .V,1 JW 1, fr Q. 415 XX y I 9 W!! fi W I! ,J-fi' N' 2 - Q W WW fiqgulic X K 5 ig 77!Wmf1lWW ' f x 1 , Q!-Y LZ V ,WMI , vf , VIAL ,fl . N XM nV!'ULWmy,,lgI ey-1111 T' 3 4 fx 4511 ffyf J A , M mi M fb e W 'MQ L M y f, F M ' - ' Y -,Z V m I 'MQo',1,f F I . 4 7 fy f X if f W4 'ww z , Y ' LEW, :MMU X xx' ,V s ,ix ' f r iag.. my KYTD ' l ' W 2 f fi:-,f ' X X 1 XV 1. 5 N J 1 , , pn, ,A . w X ' f Ww lf ,, M uf' E, ' Q ' Mb' A W - f V 'H 1h'1.ff.z-Eze?-11 W If 1 , f , in .,- y I 'f .-fl' FQ I .- Ns x xx CM 0 wc , hid, wfvrluli tecgfsme ujclepo' mm

Page 11 text:

7a QM To You, PRINCE OF PEACE, we are wholly indebted. Our unsung heroes now are peacefully at rest with the thought that at last their dreams may be a reatity. Their sons and daughters, wives and Sweethearts, mothers and fathers, may know that their sacrifices were not att in vain. The favorite drugstore on tile Corner, the old swimming note in the meadow, lovers, lane along the moonlit take, the white church on the hilt, and other dear haunts will constantly remind us of those who never again will be among us mortatty, out deep in our hearts we know that their spirits will tive on forever. After four endless years of tumutt and confusion, we, the youth of the world of today, cherish the glowing essence of peace that has been spread over time huge globe of which we are all a part. No longer do the roar of the cannon and the screams of the dying, haunt the young child or his youthful mind with growing fear. Instead, there is a peaceful joy fitting the hearts of att--young and old alike. This joy, created by our soldiers.- weary, wounded, or sleeping-must never be abused. It must tae con- stituted to build a better world. We, the Class of ,46, earnestly pledge to keep this promise with our iiearts, souls, and minds, so that ottlers may tive in a peaceful world free from the roar of cannons, the screams of dying, and the fearful looks of children. To You, Prince of Peace, we bow down in reverent tttankfutness for once again reigning over the world. Page Sev n

Page 13 text:

1 1 5 1 NN '34 Wi ,1 1 1 i3?'g55E'?'1 v . A X .,,74z4.f kai. J, xb M,-'bff Mar' 17.1 5.4 ,Z '71-,I - fs, , A ' 3221 Q v Q A '3f!lf?fL.- me W v. . ,ff-'ide' , .ffgix I' .Y ' f ,7 2' - V 1' Q- 'F -Q? 'jx X 'Q Lf,-x mv' +1 f 11 1 Aff' 0 4-f l.-:ji '1 +4 -if +1 Q' ., -, -- , -1:91 + 1 1' 4' sbillfs . fat- 7 4 fT 'fit- lv, f X 4 Q J i f i . W ga - 1' f - -'fig Qff t A ' I fff' Q2 ay: ,I ff ' f- ' X X - lm ' f--5 ff? . 124 D 5 , - , ' A - Vu ' '- .sf LA J lx f?bfr- ., 'Aj-if X X Q K fx ff R uefze noi Aevgegifgnd education bid ffceqLLQ,rliQq UTQQ of foclaui. -----