Coplay High School - Coplayite Yearbook (Coplay, PA)

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MARGARET U. STEFANY “Chicky” Margaret, the girl of smiles, has gone under the assumed name of “Chicky” for many years; her motto being “Smile and Be Happy.” In spite of the fact that “Chicky” has a weak voice, she certainly can laugh loud, and with regard to music we must admit she certainly can play the Vic-trola splendidly, and perhaps better than any one else in the class, due to the fact that “Practice makes perfect.” We haven’t heard as yet what type of work she will do next year, but whatever she may do we wish her success. She was an active student in her time and was very ambitious. As a result of her hard work, she won a place on the i or.cr group. HELOISE M. MILLER “Petty” Heloise has always been with us in spirit as well as in body. She was a good student, being a student on the honor group, and at the same time served as Secretary of the Glee Club in the Freshman year, as Vice President in the Junior year, and as President in the Senior year. The chief thing that made her a desirable companion was her faith in the old saying, “If ill luck comes your way, remember laughter drives it away.” This she fulfilled perfectly, as we hope she may do with all her dreams, plans, and hopes for the future. HELEN FISHER “Fisher” “Fisher” was one of the jolliest girls of the class, but was never found to waste her time all for fun. We are proud of “Fisher” because she was our champion typist and won a medal for typing. We wish her good luck and expect to hear big things about her. “Fisher” was a member of the Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Critic for Literary Society, one of the Oratorical speakers, and a student on the honor group.

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Mrs. Amy Scholl DeCjcoot Music Director Annie G. Gonaghan Domestic Science Seniors. ELDA A. PETERS “Sport” Elda was the idealist of our class, being one of our most studious members. In Eighth grade she captured the third prize in the P. O. S. of A. contest on “Abraham Lincoln,” and did not hesitate when she had reached the Freshman Class, but got down to real work. In her Junior year she was Treasurer of her class, and Secretary of the Athletic Association. During the last year her supreme efforts were crowned by receiving a first prize in the “Home Lighting Contest,” girl’s prize in the Oratorical Contest, and a place on the honor roll. Besides this she was pianist in the school orchestra, a member of Student Council and Editor of the Coplayite. Elda expects to be a teacher, and we know her diligence, patience, and pleasing personality will guarantee her success. Our best wishes for a successful future will ever be with her.

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WALTER D. STEWART “Wally” Here he is: The little man with the glasses. “Wally” is an ambitions boy, both at work and at play, his motto being “work hard and play hard.” He served as Secretary of the Varsity Club of C. H. S., and is always willing to do his part in anything that comes his way. “Wally” used to be a quiet, bashful boy, but he is beginning to get away from it. He is a member of the baseball team and starred in all other athletic activities. RAYMOND RODGERS “Shiek” This lively fellow has been with us all through our high school career. In his school work he is a “pretty good” student and algebra cannot get the best of him. He fairly eats up the problems. He played tackle on the football squad and an outfielder on the baseball team, holding up his end loyally. He is a whirlwind among the opposite sex and a star at caveman stuff. Raymond has high hopes of being successful and we all wish him the best of luck in all his undertakings. CHARLES F. MORITZ “Charlie” “Charlie,” one of the most popular boys in the High School, has proved himself a worthy student by participating in all school activities, and holding many difficult offices. In our Freshman year, he was President of the class; in the Junior year, Vice President of the Literary Society, and in the Senior year, President; Treasurer of the Varsity Club, Assistant Circulating Manager of the Coplayite, ’24, and Circulating Manager of ’25. He also served as a full-back in football, and in baseball proved himself so conspicuous in featuring as a pitcher that in time we hope and feel sure that he will become a professional player of the American League in the World Series.