Coplay High School - Coplayite Yearbook (Coplay, PA)

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Sth GRADE—Harold Hotter Sylvester Frantz Joseph Gastor Samuel Lauser Clifford Peters Lewis Reinhartl Robert Silfies John Szoke Burnetta Belt Kathryn Farny Dorothea George Anna Powers Bessie Reppert Adele Trankley Elizabeth Vasko Ethel Ward • Myrtle Wolfe (Allen L. Roth) 7th GRADE—Ralph Eisele Mervin Frantz Charles Johnston Robert Meckes Martin Mohr Barclay Salter Frank Spaitz Paul Trivelv Evelyn Brown Arlene Kunkle Una Kunkle Eva Moser Anna Prisnock Margaret Rhoades Ida Rogers . Evelyn Santee Esther Santee Anna Stefanv Ethel Stumpf Esther Williams Annie Yoo i J Several classes are considerably below the 100% mark, but we feel assured that the year 1924-1925 will have a hundred percent, enrollment in all the classes.

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ATHLETICS The following is a membership roster of the Athletic Associa tion for the year 1923-1924, with the class percentage: SENIORS—Tames Peters JUNIORS—Clarence Christman El wood Hotter .John llorr Kenneth Kunkle Wilmer Kunkle George Miller Charles Moritz Roy Newhard Raymond Rodgers Walter Stewart Florence Geist Margaret George Leah Lindenmuth Anna Miller Ileloise Miller Elda Peters Margaret Stefany David Cullin Frank Groller Wm. McClerahan Louis Schaadt Michael Sh(‘ttler Joseph Tempest Robert J. Wehr Frank Yoo 100% Charles Gernerd George Gernerd Mary Balliet Dorothy Mertz Gertrude Moser Catherine Spaitz Alice Trankley (John A. Ruth) Charles Rogers Hilda Artinger Evelyn Miller FRESHMEN—Stanley Anthony

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The Carnival and Bazaar held May 23rd and 24th, proved to be a grand success. This is a good example of team work and co-operation. It proves that where these two factors exist, success is inevitable. Let’s apply them a little bit more in all our school functions, including class-room work. The following is the Base-ball schedule and its results: May 6th Whitehall High School—away............7 — 1 (lost) May 9th Whitehall High School—away............6 — 0 (lost) May 14th Emaus High School—away................4 — 0 (lost) May 28th Northampton High School—away..........6 — 0 (lost) There are still a few games to be played. We feel sure that the item listed in the parentheses will spell w-o-n. The fact that these teams are all of four year high schools enables us to take these defeats with less discouragement.