Coplay High School - Coplayite Yearbook (Coplay, PA)

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CATHERINE PETERS “General” Catherine was known by her classmates as being a good sport. She was secretary of the class, a member of the Dramatic Club, the Student Council and the Glee Club. Her rich, well trained voice was the mainstay of the Glee Club, she being the Galli-Curei of the school. She won the girl's prize in the oratorical contest and second prize in the Lehigh County contest. Her motto: “When boys and duty clash, then let duty go to smash.” LOUIS APFFEL “Louie” “Louie” is a very intelligent boy in his studies and is very seldom seen at leisure. When ever he received a low mark in his studies he was sorely disappointed and almost needed the use of his handkerchief. He is gifted with both inventive power and music having his own laboratory at home and often entertaining the “gang with his harmonica. 10

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E ei tcateb In appreciation of his personal interest in the student body; of his loyalty, and fairness in all things; his untiring efforts to raise the standard of our school, this school periodical, “The ('oplayitc” is respectfully dedicated to MR. WILLIAM SUET LOCK, Supercising Principa I.

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MARTHA STIOFAXY “Peggy” “Peggy” was one of our sunshine girls and was chief giggler of the class. Martha liked her studies and it was seldom she did not have them prepared. She was a member of the Dramatic Club, the Glee Club and a member of the Editorial Staff for the “Coplayite.” She always supplied the “good eats her motto being “the one who eats the fastest gets the most.” . EDWIN WILLIAM TRIYELY “Shiek” Edwin Trively more commonly known as the Shiek was the tallest member of the class. He often walked past his classmates without recognizing them, but we must forgive him as this is only a habit. Shiek was a member of the Dramatic Club, a speaker in the oratorical contest, president of the class for one term, a skilled debater and editor of the first High School magazine. He also starred in athletics. RFTH BALLIET “Comm crcial” This business like young lady taps the typewriter keys and scribbles shorthand at a surprising rate. She blushes red as a rose at any slip of the tongue and glances up under her long black eyelashes in a most innocent manner. She was a member of the Dramatic Club, the Glee Club, was critic in the Literary Society, a speaker in the oratorical contest and editor of the school notes for the Coplayite.” ROBERT E. DEILY “Bobby” Robert started his High School career as a very active student and kept on the same trail until the end of his Senior year. It was very seldom he left an algebra problem get the best of him. He was president of the class for one term, a member of the Dramatic Club, the Student Council, was Business Manager of the ,‘Coplayite” and also starred in athletics. 11