Coplay High School - Coplayite Yearbook (Coplay, PA)

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further use for Red Cross work, sewing was still kept up and its scope greatly enlarged, so much so, that, judging from photographs of the work done in different years, we feel that we need not fear comparison with any High or Junior High School. Hooking was installed Sept. 11)22 and while our equipment is not complete, again we say that our efforts in that line were very successful as the dinner given on March 7 to the Hoard of Directors will show. After only nine weeks of cooking experience the girls of the Junior and Senior (Masses prepared and served flu following MENU Cream of Pea Soup Olives Radishes ('rontons Hroiled Pork (’hops linked White Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes Tomato Salad Baked Managoes Mushroom Filling I tinner Rolls Strawberry Short Cake Cream Coffee The girls of all the classes wish to thank Mrs. Horace Halliet for the gift of an “Adjustable Dress Form,” a very valuable ad dition to the sewing room, and also Mrs. Frank (ieist for the gift of a handsome linen table cloth, a gift very much appreciated in the Domestic Science room. Martha Stkfany. A1 ttmni The second annual Alumni Reception to the new members was held in the High School rooms, Thursday. June 8, at 7.2b p. m. In order to make this reception a success the co-operation of all members of the association is necessary. A program had been arranged. It was of special interest as it was an alumni affair with “Reineniscences of the Past” in three parts. Refreshments were served after the program. An opportunity was given to those members who have failed to pay their dues to do so the evening of the reception. The list of Alumni follows. If the records are incomplete will any one having knowledge of any whose names are not on record kindly send such names to the secretary. 1895 F. Adele Levan—Mrs. Thomas Linton............ Palmerton, Pa. Estelle Trankley—Mrs. Charles Reichanl......Northampton, Pa. Clara L. Seiger—Mrs. Robert Beitel ..........Catasauqua, Pa. Ada J. Haaf—Mrs. Arthur Herman..............Northampton. Pa.

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Raymond Reitz Music ............... “The Gypsy Flower Girl” “American History” .... ................ High School Auditorium .......................Catherine Peters ....................... (Julian Verplank Robert l)eily •bulges Retire Chorus..........,............. Award of Prizes by Chairman of .Judges Music......................... Supervising Principal Prof. Wm .Shetl ...........Sixth Grade High School Auditorium ock conducted the affairs for the evening. The judges for the evening were: Messrs. F. C. Undaman. F. A. Christman and H. Wohlman. ATHLETICS 1 liis Spring htere was organized in the Coplay High School, a base ball team, the first team to be organized in three years. The lineup was: Molden Hallman, C Robert Deily, P; SS Edwin Trively, IB Charles Rodgers, 2B Charles Moritz, P; SS Raymond Reitz, 2B Raymond Rodgers, RF Kermit Ivunkle, LF James Peters, CF The team played four games and lost all of them but one to their opponents. The score for each game was as follows: C. H. S.—7.Whitehall H. S.—8 C. H. S.—1.Catasauqua H. S.—12 C. H. S.—2..Northampton H. S.—9 C. H. S.—»;.Northampton H. S.—5 Home Economics as a subject for study, was introduced into the Coplay schools through the efforts of Supt. Prin. Shetlock, who, seeing the work that was being done by the Junior Red Cross tor the comfort of the “Roys” in camp and abroad, conceived the idea of having the pupils of High and Junior High do their bit. and succeeded in having a period set apart each day for sewing and knitting. This idea worked out so successfully that after there was no 24

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Clara M. .Moyer—Airs. Robert Trankley................Coplay, Pa. W. taSnley Gilbert.........................................Canada Gerald B. Balliet ...................................... Deceased 1896 Alatah Kueh ............................................ Deceased Daisy Pfeifly—Mrs. Mover 1897 Carbin C. Aliller.............................. Northampton, Pa. E. 8. Ooumer.................................. Philadelphia, Pa. Charles Reinert.................................. Palmerton, Pa. Charles Hanz Hattie Ruch—.Mrs. Del wig.................. Metaline Falls, Wash. 1899 Mark Sieger ............................................ Deceased Matilda Horn—Mrs. I). R. Xothohm.................. Sullivan, Wis. Margaret O’Brein ....................................Casper, Wy. Mada Reinert—Mrs. Fred. Freund ..........................Virginia Claude Ziegenfuss................................ Palmerton, Pa. Stanley Ziegenfuss .............................. Palmerton, Pa. Joseph Steckel ................................ West Coplay. Pa. 1901 Maggie Fagan...................................... IIentown, Pa. Florence Trankley.............................. Northampton, Pa. Majorie McGinley.....................................Coplay, Pa. Florrie Ruch....................................West Coplay, Pa. Amy Seiger—Mrs. Percy Ruhe........................Allentown. Pa. Mamie Rod ford—Mrs. Jos. Ernst...................Catasauqua, Pa. Annie M. Moyer.......................................... Deceased 1902 Rachael E. Mevle—Mrs. Herbert Gernerd................Coplay, Pa. Gertrude Beers..................................Greenawalds, Pa. Charles F. Miller....................................Coplav. Pa. Sadie E. Guth—Airs. M. J. Hartz.................Coplay, Pa. 1903 John (). Shoemaker..................................Coplav.. Pa. Edwin J. Beitelman ............................. Catasauqua, Pa. Florence C. Smith—Mrs. (}. Koinatouski ......... Farmington, Pa. Naomi Gilbert .......................................... Deceased 1904 Anna Reinert—Airs. Harvey Reinhard................Coplay, Pa. Samuel Ruch ........................................... Wyomissing Miles Bigley......................................Pittsburgh, Pa. Harvey Reinhard ......................................Coplay, Pa. Evan Guth ........................................... Wampum, Pa. 2(5