Coplay High School - Coplayite Yearbook (Coplay, PA)

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SENIOR CAPERS Glancing at the beaming and intelligent-looking countenances of our SENIOR CLASS reminds ue of incidents which have been carried on through the years with the CLASS OF 1948. Take RAYNOLD HGYPM AMBEARLE for instance. Who arer thought he would grow up to be one of Coplay High's finest athletes? Most of us think of Gyp as the little boy who didn't like first grade. That's o k, Gyp , not everybody gets a police escort to school. He can play the drums, too. Then there's BOBBY BROWN—one of the shy boys of this class. But irrespective of his reluctance, he's the next best thing to Einstein that Coplay High can ever hope to have. Next comes HELEN PEEWEE BROSSNER, who came to us from Whitehall. (Whitehall would have never given her up if they'd known what a pleasant girl she would turn out to be. It's too late now, she's hooked to a Coplay resident—with stars in her eyes.) We can't forget JOHN BOOKY BUCHFELLER. Even though he is from the sticks , he's proven himself pleasurable company for twelve years. We're only fooling, Johnny, Coplay couldn't exist without our backwoodsman from Stiles. Incidentally, he's quite a football player. We imagine he's made many a girl’s heart throb. Don't look nov but here comes DANNY 'DEICHY DEICHMEISTER, quite a pest to the girls in Physics class, but Btill lots of fun. Even though he's the innocent, backward, angelic type, we're sure he has a secret love that he won't confess about. And look what's here—CLARENCE DUMPER KEIFER—the guy who gets the teasing and takes it. We're not sure whether or not he has a secret love life, but if he's waiting , he deserves the best. Dumper’s nature is out of the ordinary and it's been a pleasure being with him. If you're out for laughs, this year’s clas6 has just what you're looking for. In addition, they're two of the best-looking girls in the class. MARGARET MARGIE HONSEL and SARAH MX are just what the doctor ordered. Margin is one of our cheerleaders and Sarah's best friend. These girls are like ham and eggs (one can't go without the other). We wish Margie luck as a secretary, and best wishes to Sara, who is going to take up nursing. Here comes the wolfl It's JOE HAL. We're proud of him. He's been with us since our Junior year and we're sorry it wasn't longer. Joe's been a fine football player for Coplay and a monotony-breaker for dull classes.