Coplay High School - Coplayite Yearbook (Coplay, PA)

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CLASS ROLL FIRST ROW—Left to Right—Charlotte Balliett, Ruth Beidelman, Katherine Frickert, Dorothy Miller. SECOND ROW—George Knerr, Louis Kovac, Leonard Miller, Merlin Fisher, Russel Morgan. THIRD ROW—Harry Hallman, Harold Lane. Leonard Salter, Anton Hirschman, Alfred Goltatz. Juniors CLASS OFFICERS President ..................................Anton Hirschman Vice President ..............................Merlin Fisher Secretary ...................................Dorothy Miller Treasurer ...................................Harry Hallman Football—Russell Morgan, Louis Kovacs, Harold Lane, Anton Hirschman. Basketball—Boys—Russel Morgan, Louis Kovacs, Harold Lane, Anton Hirschman. Girls—Dorothy Miller, Charlotte Balliet. Baseball—Russell Morgan. Student Council—Merlin Fisher. Debating—Merlin Fisher, Louis Kovacs, Katherine Frickert, Anton Hirschman. Orchestra—Leonard Salters, Alfred Gollatz. Dramatics—Merlin Fisher, Anton Hirschman, Louis Kovacs, Russell Morgan, Ruth Beidleman, Charlotte Balliet, Harry Hallman, Katherine Frickert, Dorothy Miller.

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Alvin J. Rogers “Jake” T’is true he had a ready wit Which helped him always quite a hit. Jake the wit of the class always has some humorous sayings to brighten things up in dull moments. His favorite study was English, where he could write his gleeful poems and stories. Jake’s chief hobby was shoveling coal, which prevented him, to a certain extent, from taking part in more of the sports than he did, but even at that he earned a basketball suit and was to be found at every game. Whenever there was a humorous part to be had in dramatics, Jake filled the bill in so capable a way that it was almost unbelievable for an amateur. We don’t know what his future plans are, but whatever he undertakes, we know, with his energy and stick-to-it-iveness, that he will succeed. Commercial. Football, 11. Baseball, 12. Basketball, 12. Class Treasurer, 10, 11, 12. Class Secretary, 9. Student Council, 9. Business Manager, 12. Wit Editor. Marguerite Helen Zeimet “Marge” Little bits of powder, little dabs of paint. Make Marguerite’s freckles, look as if they ain’t. “Marge” was a very active member of her class as well as one of the most popular among her many friends. She took keen interest in all her studies, and finished them to the T. “Marge” loves to dance, sing, and play the piano, but singing is her main hobby. As soon as “Marge” began to sing it didn’t take long until she was surrounded by a whole chorus. Due to her ability along musical lines, we know that in the near future she will be connected with one of the biggest Opera Houses on Broadway. The class of ’30 wishes her the best of luck. Debating Team, 12. Dramatics 10, 11, 12. Winner of Oratorical Contest. Winner of County Contest. Secretary of Class, 9, 12. Coplayite Staff, 9. Business Manager Magazine Campaign, 12. Assistant Business Manager Magazine Campaign, 11. Cheer Leader, 11.

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FIRST ROW—Left to Right—Florence Windisch, Ida Schreiher, Ruth Rogers, Erma Schaadt, Helen Groller, Louise Trankley, Eva Walhert, Rita McGinley, Helen Reppert. SECOND ROW—Karl Reinhard, Frank Toth, John Yeager, Louis Battenfield. Robert Moser, Norwood Salter, Louis Gaston. THIRD ROW—George Spaits, Alvin Morgan, Robert Masenheimer, Stanley Peters, Joseph Marks, Donald Rinker, Roland Lewis, Luther Stewart, George Trively. i Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS President ...........................................Rita McGinley Vice President ..............................Erma Schaadt Secretary .......................................Florence Windisch Treasurer....................................Ruth Rogers Football—Robert Masenheimer, Stanley Peters, George Spaits. Baseball—Alvin Morgan, Robert Masenheimer, George Spaits. Basketball—Boys—George Spaits, Robert Masenheimer, Alvin Morgan. Girls—Ruth Rogers, Florence Windisch, Lorraine Gruver, Ida Shreiber, Helen Groller, Erma Schaadt. Student Council—Helen Reppert, Frank Toth. Dramatics—Donald Rinker. Debating—Florence Windisch. Orchestra—Robert Masenheimer, Florence Windisch, Ida Shreiber, Pianist; Alvin Salter.