Coplay High School - Coplayite Yearbook (Coplay, PA)

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m. Seniors MICHAEL J. SI IETTLER “Professor” Michael, the artist of our class, has a very fine working ability. Throughout his entire High School career he was always very ambitious and thus we often referred to him as “the man who was never without business.” Michael, whom we must also class as a hustler for the reason that he has always taken an active part in class work and all school functions, has become very popular in C. H. S., yet we are unable to see why the fair sex so seldom attracted his attention. He took an active part in Dramatics, served as Circulation, Business and Advertising Manager of the “Coplayite,” and is editor of this Annual. He has the most sincere wishes for a successful future from the Class of ’2f . MARY A. BALLIET “Here’s a girl with eyes so blue, Ask for a kiss and she’ll give you two.” This is our dear Mary, who with her happy smile has won her way into our hearts. Wherever there is sport or merriment you can find Mary, although she devotes a sufficient portion of her time to her studies. We have a suspicion that Mary has more than one in her heart when we hear her make remarks such as “George.” “Sticks” and “Roy”. Mary expects to make nursing her profession, and we wish her success in this chosen work.

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ANNIE C. CONAGHAN Domestic Science FANNIE HORN Pen. and Business Forms MRS. AMY SCHOLL DeGROOT Music Director

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CHARLES G. GERNERD “Charlie” Charles, the second son of Mr. and Mrs Gernerd, entered first grade September 1st’ 1916. Heinp asked his name he answered clearly, “I am the Gernerd twins.” And he was, for he answered to either or neither name, just as the spirit moved him. In the course of time his teachers became so fond of him that many a lesson was after 1 o’clock ‘‘free of charge.” He has become quite proficient as a baseball as well as a star basketball player. Here is success to you. Charles. May you bring fame and honor to the Class of 20 M. ALICE TRANKLEY “Alice” Alice, who is not. and who we believe does not like to be called Marv, which really is her first name, is one of the most studious members of our class. Of her studies we are quite sure she liked History best of all. for it was seldom if ever that a history question got the best of her. She took part in all High School plavs was Vice President of her class in her Freshman and Junior years and President in her Senior year. She also spoke at the oratorical contest and was editor on the t oplayite staff. Her efforts were crowned when she got a place on the honor roll. STANLEY E. ANTHONY “Stunt” ‘ Through sunshine and rain and all kinds of weather. Stunt and his fliver have been pals together.” Stanley, a lively and athletic inclined chap, was with us all through our High School career; very bashful and discreet at first, but soon emerging the jolly laughing boy he is now. Rather girl shy, we did not know him at first, but he is a friend of both sexes by this time. He plaved on the baseball team, served on the basketball team, and won fame on the illustrious football team of C. H. S