Coplay High School - Coplayite Yearbook (Coplay, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

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X .w H A J 'ix sL' A if TO TH CLASS OF 1955 The mlnimum program of Education for every girl and boy should be graduatlon from High School You have recelved that baslc educatlon The prlmary purpose of thls educatlon 18 to make you good citlzens From now on you wlll bulld upon thls founda tion either through further education in higher lnstitutlons of learnlng or through experlences you will acqulre ln l1fe Set your goal, alm hlgh and follow through 54, Supervising Principal exxxwwoa leo 1111 , u FACULTY A t MR KENNETH H KLINE M b ELIZABETH GEHRING N LEO CARTER Industrial Arts Music C0ml11eI'C18l Social Stud1es 2 . . . . . I Q . . . ?f 4 I lppzf .1 4,05 2 x x, y is d L . VI V- , K Ax N O ' D qi . Vim NS JH' x3 ff MR LAWSON J FINK MSS GRACE K KRAMER MR ILLBUR A TECHENTIN Engllsh Mathematlcs Mathematics Latin Hlstory Sclence FAC LTY MR. HARRY S. HALLMAN HRS. ESTHER B. PKPNAY MR. JOSEPH SIEINER Geography Home Economics ' Health Education English Head Coach . 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II Up in the morning--off to school About to follow the golden rule. New books--new classes--new faces Ready to go through our usual paces. Our first dance was the NValentine Hopn There we were introduced to Jazz and Bop. The Upper-classmen always had the floor and only glanced at a lonely Sophomore. Still the year went by too soon For in a short space of time it was June. III Nineteen fifty-three came by very swiftly For Juniors we were then--never more to be again. Upper-classmen, we were thusly addressed Coplay's spokes--as you might have guessed. At last we all could take a part In activities, like basketball, for a start Our Junior Prom was a huge success It gave us a chance to primp and dress Christmas came with an assembly gay Our Junior year was passing away Good bye, Junior Year, with your laughter and fun, You certainly have been an eventful one! Then around came June, as she did before, And we find school about to end once more when leaves begin to turn and it starts getting cool We know that 1t's time to return to school Our Senior year had finally come at last Almost forgotten was our eventful past Our Senior debate is an annual affair When we were Juniors we were slightly scared In our Senior year as our courage grew We did the job as we always knew By spring we had our last big chance When we were guests at our Senior Dance There was fun and laughter, the music was gay and light, All of us stayed and danced 1nto the night Our spring vacation was on the way With graduation soon after May what we waited for was nearly here And we are ready though a tear Uhr s 7. E -.. T 7 1h T? N1 HQ-s -'Q' K . . .A . 3 Q i I n i K - ' . f ' 9 K N - X X 1, A 'T-' 4 . . K V , , sf V ' ' . I N . ' Vx . x K 4 K ' I r -3 . . 2 ' v r ' K ' ' K K 4 v .x- - y 'N -J i' ' If a ' 1' X 1 ,453 . 4 ' wa . S we 12 5 ' J. 1 ,N is MARGARET J. ARTHUR Academic Coplay Peggy Peggy is a lively girl, Forever in a social whirl. Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y Club, Yearbook Staff, Student Librar- ian, Chorus, Oratorical Contest, Girls' Basketball, Senior Debate. WILLIAM J. GASPER General Coplay nBillU General 'Dick' Sports alone do interest Bill, Joys in life has he many, Yet of school, he's had his fill. Jack of ANY. Hi-Y Club, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, Varsity 'C' Club. Current ball, Basketball, Class Varsity 'C' Club. HILDA R. DEUTSCH Commercial Allen Township WHildaW Expert cheerleader with lots of Pep: Always on the go--and hep. Cheerleader, Senior High Play, Senior Debate, Oratorical Con- test, Chorus, Current Events Club, Art Club, Yearbook Staff, Class Treasurer, National Honor Society, Baseball. RICHARD P. BECKER Allen Township all trades and master of Events Club, Pres., Foot- President, jf- is LA RUE S. BLOSE Commercial Coplay 'La Ruen To own a horse--she'd love it! Nothing else could come above it. Cheerleader, Oratorical Contest, Senior High Play, Chorus, Class Secretary, Art Club, Yearbook Staff, Attendant for Queen, Sen- ior Debate, National Honor Society JOHN W. GROLLER General Coplay 'Johnny' Johnny's love for girls is known, Someday he shall find his own. Baseball, Basketball, Hi-Y Club, Football Manager, Varsity 'C' Club, Class Vice Pres. Watch 'b Science ROBERT G. MASENH IM H Academic Copley nRugn he birdie! Here comes Rug, He'll snap your picture, this photo 'bug'. Clubg Basketball Managerg Football Managerg Yearbook Editorg Band. ELIZABETH E. DUNBAR OLINDA A. JACOBY General Copley General Allen Township WE1len' nO1inda' The newest member of our class, Is this little Tennessee lass. Art Clubg Girls' Basketballg Chorus. CHARLES R. McGINLEY General Coplay ng kN SAMUEL H. LERCH hue General Allen Township Haus tall, he1s cute, nsamn Has a temper to boot! This b0Y'S hem is with the Footballg Basketballg Baseballg fam: Hi-Y Clubg Varsity C Club, To no one would he do any harm. Vice president. Science Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Band. ELLEN R. JONES General Allen Township NEllenu If Ellen is called a HDriver Great,W why do pedestrians depend on fate? Chorusg Tri-Hi-Y Clubg Yearbook Staff. Olinda is a happy one, Always ready to Join the fun. Tri-Hi-Y Clubg Yearbook Staffg Chorusg Current Events Club. MARYANN MELFTA Commercial Northampton nMaryannn She's quiet, yet gay, At work or at play. Science Club, Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y Club, Art Club, Vice Pres. RICHARD J. MORTIMRR General Coplay ngickyn General Allen T WDickieW He is handsome, he is tallg The girls love him--one and all. Dickie's pride and j is farming, As a friend he's rea Student Councilg Basketball, charming. Football, Varsity WCW Club, Pres.g Class Vice President. Science Club, Hi-Y Club, sity WCW Club, Baseball, mural Basketball. CAROLINE A. KOEHLER Commercial ' Allen Township WCarolW 'P Knowing her is indeed a pleasure, Befriending her is in truth a treasure. Current Events Clubg Tri-Hi-Y Club, Yearbook Staff, Chorus, Class Secretary. RICHARD R. MILLER ownship CY lly Var- Intra- JOHANNA C. PODORSKY Commercial Coplay IIJOAI-in ll Always full of fun and laughter, Fun comes first, and work comes after. Art Clubg Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Basketballg Baseball. PAUL R. RADON General Coplay nwoozyn He always wears a great big smile, Has more phone numbers than the dial. Baseball, Basketball, Varsity WCW Clubg Art Club, Hi-Y Club. ARTHUR H. RHOADES General Coplay K nNuddyn RONALD Y. FICE Academic Allen Township URonnie' Ronnie likes to joke and jest, But eating is what he likes best. Art Club, Pres., Science Club, Pres., Varsity NGN Club, Sec., Baseball, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society. MARIETTA SCHAFFER General Coplay nRedsW Never dull, always witty, Along with that she's really pretty. Senior High Play, Art Club, Year- book Staff, Science Club, Girls' Basketball, Senior Debate, Oratori- cal Contest. JEANETTE L. PRAETORIUS General Allen Township A lass with a smile for everyone, A favorite gal plus lots of fun. Current Events Club, Art Club, Band, Chorus, Oratorical Contest, Senior Debate, Senior High Play, Yearbook Staff, Prom Queen. l.,, , Nuddy is a quiet lad, Sv Thankful the to be a grad . Football, Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y Club, Treasurer. KATHLEEN A. REASER Commercial Coplay UJeanetteN nKayn Teeming with life and bubbling with cheer, Gloom will vanish when she is near. Science Club, Sec., National Honor Society, Baseball, Year- book Staff. THOMAS A. SCHAFFER Academic Allen Township wr ommyn Here is Tommy full of zest, Hunting and fishing, he likes the best. Art Club, Science Club, Year- book Staff, Varsity WCW Club, Intramural Basketball, Football and Basketball Manager. lv' 6' K MARY ELLEN SCHARADIN Academic Coplay nMary Ellen' Her asset is her intellect, Wishes to study at Carnegie Tech. Student Council CPres.-Sec.D Student Librariang Tri-Hi4Y Clubg School Sponsored Radio Playsg National Honor Society. JOSEPH G. WUND RLY ROBERT E. SCHLEGEL General Coolay General Allen Township nDigger' 'Bobby' Digger's a guy who's really Bobby is always on the ball, swell, That is, mainly in the hall. Uncle Sam will treat him well. Art Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Foot Varsity WCW Clubg Intramu Basketball. Art Clubg Basketballg Baseballg Varsity WC' Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Football. VERNA M. YOST General Coplay WVernaN A pleasant u derstanding gal, To one and all a mighty true pal. 'NC' Tri-Hi-Y Club, Pres.3 Basketballg . Baseball, Senior Debateg Yearbook ff, Staff, Attendant to Queen. Sl gifs -6 !! ballg ral ELIZABETH T. STANGL Commercial Copley nBe-ttyl: Little Betty so pert and trim, Hopes someday she will meet nhimn. Baseballg Basketballg Art Clubg Chorusg RICHARD A. WUCHTER General Allen Township WFroggy' Laughing and joking every day, Helping others to feel that way. Science Club, Hi-Y Clubg Base- ball Managerg Basketball Manager. 8 N I O R C L A S S G F F E R S Rlchard Mortimer, Vlce PT6Sld6Dt La Rue Blose, Secretary H1lda Deutsch, Treasurer O ff, DTM If I 1 .ga Q QQ ? N . I 1 . X 1- J sf SUVLH PA I HON DAM 5 '1t :Di 'ii' r, Q, Heyy We Looked Then Blose 'ln J Praetnrlus M Meleta C McG1n1e3 Koehler Mlller New N Youve M scharadin arf R Becker E Stangl MOTYIMBP O Jacoby 'F A Rhoades J Podorsky Arthur R Rice T Schaffer W e-swag S Lerch lewd N189 wuchter , f M Schaffer E Jones J wunderly K Reaser P Radon J R Masenheumer J' uroller W Gaaper Schlegel V Yost H Deutsch E Dunbar n. lex - , W 9 'J A 7' L. ' ' Q l 1 ' Q . ' 'Al ' v, X - X 0 , M A ' . , I Q 2 e . eu- 5. 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Robert Schlegel Rlchard Wuchter Joseph Wunderly Nelson Young Class Will BEQUEATH NY abil1t5 to remaln qu1et 2 love for horses and hay D i cheermng abillty 4, I Q.: I'.xx S expert typing status X frlendly sm1le and love of stock car raclng w1ll1ngness to ndou spell1ng championship medals capaclty to dress well tactf1lness SlHZlDg ab1l1ty Tr1g 1nte1lect Food Fair checker positlon love for nlght llfe Trl H1 Y leadershlp abllmty to catch f1sh speed on the basketbal court reserved qu1etude muslc and photography rebounding abillty Handsome features Casonov1c Clalm WEtta Curln curlers Engllsh class leadersh1p knowledge of danclng nhonest souln reputatlon ab1l1ty to mlss pheasants nlckname Sm1l1e Q Q 4 0 Un hot-rod lnterest ,gli Nancy Mohr Lillian Lerch P8tTLC18 Piha Janet Pitts Dorothy Haldeman Theresa Krantz Janice Relnhard Dlane Rfuch Cecelia Gessltz Adele Young P8tT1C18 Boyle Constance Heffelflnger June Walczuk Hall1e Kutzler John Binder lv 59 l 4 I George Spalts C?,Q Paul Gardner Af, ,F Leroy Seier Joseph Ivankovlts Leroy Spangler Rlchard Casper Robert Sllfies Frank Nagy Ronald Selthofer Edward Cesanek Anthony Strasser Vlctor Matejicka 1 I . , . T0 1 'N 317, in I 53, . . Q Q7 - . Q s- r K lam. 4 .Jil . . Q ' 'A' Q A , . 1 -. Nl Y. ,'f'X r JA. . . if ll' 2' cv wif X y 5 . . jx , . 1. . . A Marietta Schaffer acting ability f Doris Trively I. ' ' ' K, 'X u n 1 u fa., - - rv WJ I ' ' ' NL . 1 . W , . '4 4:4 . . cyl. . .5 4 . . Q!! . gg Junior-Senior Prom HFP- sm- Grandeur of a Cafe Royale pervaded the atmosphere on the evening of May 22, l95h at the Junior-Senior Pnom, sponsored by the Class of '55 in the high school gymnasium. A galaxy of beauty, in Jeanette Praetorius as queen,La Rue Blose and Verna Yost as her attendants, and Pheobe English, former queen, was intenningled with a decorum of pink and blue hues, soft lights, and winsome rhythmic strains of the Starlighters,united to give prom- inence to an event of gaiety and splendor. S E N I O R H I G H P L A Y As usual, the Coplay High School students proved their ability to uphold the school's reputation as a producer of excellent plays. According to audience reaction, this year's presentation, 'Uhe Clue of the Red Ribbon,W presented in the High School Auditorium on Nov- ember l9, was a huge success. C A S T Janet, The Hostess ....... . ....La Rue Blose Carol, Her Best Friend .... . .... Hilda Deutsch Sissy, Lisping Cuest.............Janet Pitts Mary Beth, Her Guest.......Marietta Schaffer Angy, Her Guest..........Patricia Bloszinsky Jerry, HSI' GueS't1ooo euao ........Doris Mandy, Janet's Cousin.........Hallie Kutzler Jane, Janet's Cousin.........Cecilia Gessitz Miss Summers, Chaperon...Jeanette Praetorius Mr. Lawson J. Fink - Play Director Junior Class Dlane Ruch Theresa Krantz Janice Re1nhard Nancy Mohr Dorls Trlvely Patricla P1ha June Walczuk 4 qf, L1ll1an Lerch Nirf Constance Heffelflnger Dorothy Haldeman Cec1l1a Gess1tz cw, Hallle Kutzler ,Q If Janet Pltts Patrlcia Boyle Frank Nagy Adele Ioung Secretary Vlce Presldent Presldent Treasurer Paul Gardner Robert Sllf1SS Leroy Seler Anthony Strasser John Blnder Leroy Spansler ueorge Spalts Wwe -f Rlchard Casper Joseph Ivankovlts Edward Cesanek 3 A, 13 Vlctor Mateglcka , ,f I Ronald Selt hofer I 99 ik tihn 1 4' sz' 4 , , , y X Va 'Nfl ' y il I X P , l Q :Q o la gf, , A fx - - or 'f ' 7 - K V3 K A,-X .J X E . . . ,aaa ' r'Z f, f Sign h XL 1: ,H - X! - a , i EQ2 7 V , . . , 3 , .3 ' ' 'xi I -4 ' - rw-gr fr Ex 9 41's 9 ll l .3 W 3 f - - . as , l . . 6 1 haf Y J Sophomore Class il I ee X! I ' :,,5:,. , i I l 3 FIRST ROW, Jean Wykosky Dorothy Parval, Helen Bundra, D1anne Mlller Patrlcla Blosz1nsky, Evelyn Hantz, Janet Heller CECOND RCW, Barbara Kuhet, Marianne Praetorlus, Phyllis Gogel, Janet Sherman, Evelyn Nemeth, Dorothy Mlller, THIRD ROW Marlene M1lander, Lola Kunkle, Eleanor Cesanek, Margaret Polzer, Cec1l1a K1LSC3TltZ, Fdward Betz, Davld Plesclenski i Ronald Brader Barry Honsel Anthony Malltch Secretary Presldent Vlce Pres1dent l I fr .A Pl Iii FOURTH , Mlchael Lansenderfer, David Kern, Rlchard Sommers, Janes Honsel, Davld N har Ra ond gchramf Darryl Wentz, FIFTF RON, John Nagy, Janes Musler, ueorge ew Jm 2 Wllllame, Walter Marlnko ts, Joseph Moravek, John Betz, SIXTH ROW, Mlchael Cesanek Edw1 Ga er Allen Smlth, Dennls Moyer, George Shupp, Martln Kloboslts, n rg 8 Q '1' ff J rf K 2, y A 5 X Q Q' I .ei ' 5 na x i , . . , . . V' A J rr- of Q f AjF iIil ill ' '-Riieaaiiena I ' fP'Y1f'I ?WrWm'ff' Yagi, ' eifie :fx--f-f -:f-:L wwyg- H b re. w', hills r lb 1 up . D4 . if f pifule ve, ,E , .V N,' ,. .vkyh I , K at z Q A Q, rrrla J he I f O I I J, I L, Vree I lre lgoe g ,:2, ex s K I v lv L 1 ,:,..,. i , b : . I,rr r ea 'Ay f . 4 ,,., Vo lifsv Ink, ,Q,. r sei? 55 R ff I .T 4 X I K ' dROW 7 Q I . . ' x .H U N Frances Ivankov1ts Charles Ressler George Trlvely John Superka Kermlt Kern Dennls Reppert Gerald Mohr Paul Csenslts Ernest Vahrlnger Susan Engllsh Laura Koehler Janet Lendl George Longenbach Larry Becker John Orban Barbara Needham Helen Radon Penelope Koslts Donald Beltzner Jullus Rockovltz Burl Kohler John Toth Phyllis Betz Myrtle Oswald Rlta Groff Betty Bundy Florence M3T1DkOV1tS Josephxne Cesanek Larry Llndenmuth James Sentlwany Dorothy Jones Marlan Resh Charles Slpos Judy Santee Joanne P1ha Carol Anthony Betty Se1er Robert Mann James Oakes James Lendl 1 Marlene Edelman Secretary Freshmen Class av' 'IS' 'Vi .air nu-A0 fg rv' ,I XI! 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J I sraf k'.4l f 5, B 'A I Z Eighth Grade Daniel Schaffer Robert Frankl Rlchard Longenbach Q Sharon Mlller Lllzabeth Arthur Ronald Llndenmuth Er1ch Kleln Ludwlg Karner Mary Lou Boyle Pope Snyder Beatrlce Wagner Joyce Butz Elvin Newhard Roger Rlnker ,p Arthur Bundy 'M' Frank Yost ai Nw and' Thomas Blose ,rv 1 Brenda Kunkle Secretary Walter Blozinsky Dale Llndenmuth Larry Schaffer Ruth Ann Clewell Ja.n1ce Lauser Bonlta Brader June Naylor 1 Carol Wykosky Barbara Knerr Patrlcla Madea Rose Marle Couslno Walter Scheetz Stanley Silfles Judlth Schmall Sherry Santee P8tF1C18 Schlegel Esther Mlller Diane Flnk Harrlet Clewell Charlotte Sherman I l .. wr 555145 ' ni hfvr' 'CP' Y' Q-4' 'Q ,fs Dale Ruch w Bllly Heller Mary Ann Groller Presldent V1ce Presldent I 32 , wif S, er , . ' 4 3 ' S S1855 ' ' -ve S --' S f' 5 . x T! .,,.- ' .1 . . ,J K . v , 0 Q Q r Q 5 , . ,Q f' M, f ' 5 X ' 8 LT-73 7 A . ' .. A sr yn - A I -57 K xhyb 'LL x' gan' Q 5 f 5 . 4 ' f S ' M' S .. 3 1 'H .Q :,, , ' f' Q53 tv .f .:-' giiiesg I fl E 1 M I P , 1 I I .K I, xi .f wr , X ,, ' ' R1 .M rf in 4 mx 9 K ' S . GW vw 'V' . 1 . . - - '3 ' Q H 4 ' -I A' 2 3 . fs' T, I N . y .. A d, - . . V V 1 ' ,M J. :F M S ' ' 'iff' . . K 'fn 'L ' . r, K 3 'V --- H1., ': .--e -- A o !,QEEEG' 5 A , In X Im. :':I:-,r.c um-: ' Gini?vi7T3 1vvvvvvvv1'vvvTviiv Mgfi , -at f- 1. 5 f ly in ff od' . 'HiNmflQ 2 L 3 Li' Seventh Grade Elaine Zangora Bruce Korsak Karen Bortz Dale Mlller Yfy Janet Oswald N- 1:' Patric1a Korsak uf fav SFU Robert Morgan .sf Carol Santee QI 16: LLL Harold Needham Ernst Kleln Vlce Presldent Presldent i 'ws Leon Wetzel CE' Constance Azar Bonnle Lou Balllet Secretary Treasurer Henry Oswald 4' 4 4. ' -f R N' ,J Q-v , ii 5 I 51 X in James Garger Arthur Kuder Russell Sommer S .:... 0 1 X 1 -:gl nv? 7 K .' V - X1 si! N V' K Y - e gl: 4, .Za :Q e ., .f Q X X Barbara Splesniasz A. t 'il william Bogush l . 1 -W . Y v ijgi Ygz' e I N 'V Ae W -.-,ily L - .Q , ,F M., il i 3 ATIIL5-,145--LL ,SAX R 3 'W 2 -I k I X 5 Q n 1' 7 i 3 'Xi X x ' f x' Z XX 5,4 I, .1 5 ir, if wr 49 K 5 ,J :fi ,lwffl lf 1afTP 'nj PA.'lO- ,,.,.,-J-f Q L -I5-'wi r. nu' 1 Q 'I WW rf Q 1 Lg Sf u: X5 j .,H X I 1 ' f': Student Coun il 5 S 1 Q I 5 . 1 i 1 i . 1 5 SEATED: R. Mortimer, Vice PresidentgA. Malitsch, Treasurer3M. Scharadin, President, Mr. Hallman, D. Trively, Secretary. STANDING: F. Ivankovits, B. Kunkle, C. Santee, J. Superka, R. Rinker, F. Nagy, R. Sommer, D. Miller. The organization is a representative student-elected governing body set up to serve the students, teachers, and community. The cou cil provides a six-fold program of opportunities in activ- ities for all students, namely-- to understand the practice of represent- ative government. to develop skills by participating in the solution of common problems. to gain skills in cooperative action. to experience the privileges and res- ponsibilities of democratic citizenship. to explore the human relationships in- volved in activities. to test democratic values in action. Chorus , - ,A 1 L 4 L - - FIRST ROW: E. Jonesg J. Praetoriusg P. Gogelg T. Krantzg M. Praetoriusg O. Jacobyg H. Deutschg D, Parvelg J. Wykoskyg P. Reinhardg D. Finkg L. Ku kleg J. Podorskyg E. Dunbar. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gehringg D. Kuderg D. Haldemang M. Arthurg B. Kuhetg V. Reppertg B. Needhamg L. Lerchg C. Gessitzg P. Pihag H. Kutzlerg J. Cesanekg M. Milanderg J. Reinhardg J. Walczukg THIRD ROM: B. Stanglg A. Youngg L. Bloseg E. Hantzg J. Shermang K. Ruchg B. Seierg M. Edelmang M. Reshg P. Betzg D. Millerg N. Mohrg J. Hellerg P. Bloszinskyg S. English. XSSSjJ-Band FI Einar S v I.. K 1.- L , SEATED: R. Millerg C. Siposg L. Lerchg P. Kositsg M. Edelmang J. Praetoriusg D. Fink. STANDING: Mr. Biedelg L. Schafferg E. Newhardg J. Reinhardg G. Trivelyg R. Gorrg D. Miller. H xi. Q1 2 Tri-Hi- X . hi 3 T 5 K? 6 f A ' 3 I SEATHD: J. Shermang J. Reinhard: D. Parvelg E. Hantz, Sec.3 V. Yost, Pres., G. h. Kramerg D. Miller, Vice Pres.g H. Kutzler, Treas.g J. Santee, L. Koehler, C. Anthony. UlR5T RON: F. Marinkovitzg D. Kuderg B. Kuhetg D. Necdhamg R. Grcffg C. Gessitzg L. Lerchg D. H8166- mang B. Bundyg J. Cesanekg E. Cesanekg J. Walczukg P. Heinhardg P. Gogel. SECPND ROW: P. Kositzg H. Radong N. Mohrg A. Young, P. Betzg D. Ruchg J. Hahng D. Miller, M. Oswald. Tri-Hi-Y affiliated with the Y. M. C. A., tries to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standard of Christian character. The red, white, and blue of our club colors and insignia exemplify sacri- fice, purity, and loyalty, while the Bible, flag, and torch are emblematic of truth, justice and progress. Its purpose is to strive to achieve a balance in the social, spiritual, mental, and physical lives of individuals. Membership is available to all girls who have a desire and a willingness to subscribe to its purpose. Induction of new officers Induction of new members , 1 .,.v Q . 4 M72 1 t.,,. tg 1 Hi- SEATED: D. Newhardg R. Silfiesg G. Spaitzg C. Resslerg R. Frankly J. Sentiwanyg B. Kohler FIRST ROW: R. Wuchterg J. Moravekg J. Wunderlyg W. Marinkovitzg C. McGinley, E. Cesanek, R. Schlegelg P. Radong R. Millerg G. Longenbach. SECOND ROW: F. Yost, W. Scheetzg J. Toth G. Mohrg D. Beltznerg J. Rockovitzg T. Bloseg L. Karnerg J. Lendlg S. Silfiesg d.Korsakg U Ruch. The Hi-Y Club, a service club of the school, is affiliated with the State Y.M.C.A. The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is as follows: WTO Create, Maintain, and Extend throughout the school and community, High Standards of Christian Character.U The platfonn of the Hi-Y Club is WTO promote Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship and Clean Living.n It has a definite task to perform in the school. Any boy who is attending Coplay High School from grades 7 to 12 may become a member, providing he is willing to make the purpose and ideals of the Hi-Y Club his guide and ideal for daily living. Club Officers Sec. Induction of new members K 3 K. Kern Tres. A. Rhoades Advisor N- Mr. L. Fink Pres. J. Groller V. Pres. G. Trively SEATED: S. Millerg D. Jonesg B. Knerrg J. Lendlg M. Edelmeng M. Boyle, J. Piha. SECOND ROW M. Arthurg A. Bundyg E. Klein, D. Schafferg J. Nagy, L. Becker, E. Newhartg D. Wentz, T Schaffer. THIRD ROW: R. Mann, D. Reppertg J. Cakes, W. Bloszinskyg D. Miller, G. Shuppg L Wetzelg C. Siposg L. Schaffer, E. Klein. Science is a powerful factor in the improvement of society and is influen- tial in all phases of our living. It is the answer through the generations to the question, NWhy?W The club is designed to serve as an introduction to the entire field of science and particularly to those facts, laws, principles, and theories which affect the daily lives of all of us. Concentration is centered on the development of the HScientific methodn of studying facts, experimenting, and reaching accurate conclusions as a helpful method in solving life problems. jf Qi ? Club Officers ,Xog Experiments . . S lbxx l 5 H V E -::lLul E Advisor Mr. E. Techentin , Sec. Kathleen Reaser Pres. Ronald Rice A9 V. Pres. fu 'C ' Samuel Lerch Art Club SEATED: H. Clewellg H. Snyderg B. Splesniaszg E. Dunbarg B. Stanglg K. Bortzg E. Millerg P Schlegelg D. Fink. SECOND ROW: V. Qeppertg E. Arthur, P. Pihag M. Klobositsg R. Casperg D Kern, J. Musslerg D. Moyerg J. Pittsg T. Krantzg J. Podorsky. THIRD ROW: S. EnglishgD Lauserg J. Oswaldg M. Grollerg B. Seierg R. Cousinog B. Braderg R. Clewellg B. Ballietg P Korsakg J. Schmall. An organization incorporated for all students who are desirous of developing interest and skill in elementary drawing principles. Designed to provide the opportunity for expression in Freehand drawing and V, drawing at will. The program constitutes the basic elements of sketching in pencil or ink along the lines of texture, form, dark and light, be it still-life, landscape, figure, or portrait. Club Officers At work Advisor Mn L Dum Pres Janet Heller V. Pres qi' Maryann Meleta Sec Evelyn Nemeth National Honore Societv 1 A' -53 .N rs- - k K ' Njfiifr-.Q,N X 4 I os' 4-ll-U T. 4, L w MW'H SEATED: R. Riceg H. Deutschg L. Bloseg K. Reaserg M. Scharading R. Masenheimer. STANDING: D. Newhardg P. Bloszinskyg L. Lerchg C. Gessitzg P. Boyleg F. Nagy. No honor conferred excels that represented by this society. Created to stimulate enthusiasm for scholarship, to incite a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in our students. Therefore, membership is based upon character, leadership, scholarship, and serviceg adding up to the finest moral and spiritual qualities, power of mind, personality, enthusiasm, and co-operation with others for common ends. J U N I O R O R A T O R S Doris Trively took first place in the junior oratorical contest. Her theme was'His Country' by Cora Mary MacDonald. Second prize winner was Teresa J.Krantn speak- ing on the 'The 10lthW by Annie Hamilton Donnell. Other contestants were Patricia A. Boyle,Janet A. Pitts, Adele M. Young and Cecilia A. Gessitz. A. Young , T. Krantz Pitts C. Gessitz D, T1-ively P B0Y1e Current Events 5 e A is 1 Q? I E Q 1 Q i A X Q S - Q Q 5 'Q SEATED: E. Zangorag C. Azarg C. Shermang J. Butzg J. Naylorg S. Santeeg N. Gogelg M. Praetorius. SECOND ROW: M. Lansenderferg J. Honselg P. Gardnerg V. Matejickag C.Hannis3 J. Ivankovitsg J. Betzg R. Braderg B. Honselg J. Bindery R. Sommer. THIRD ROW: W.Garger5 A. Kuderg P. Csensitsg R. Selthoferg H. Needhamg R. Schrampfg A. Smithg D. Piescienskig E. Betzg E. Gargerg R. Morgang W. Bogush. Current materials are here to stay, and the teaching of young people on how to keep well-infonned is becoming more and more important. Too many of our youth know too little of the current world and lack of suitable material is no longer a legitimate reason. This club serves as a stimulating help for students in understanding issues of the day, including news, American history, civics and government, national and world problems, together with economic geography. Club Officers Pres At work R. Becker Treas. J. Wykosky V1 I Advisor X- Q I Mr. J. Steiner XX 1 5 f L ' Q' ' x' i Sec. L. Kunkle V. Pres. L. Spangler ,Q Y Q . nz ,, um t i 043:1 5 N- XX X Q ff fb, W K, N, Athletic Coun il if we 'gli' ic J H f 5 Mr. Joseph Steiner Mr. Harry Hallman I-lr. Wm. Sheticcl-1 Head Coach Faculty Manager Supervising Principal rx T?, 3, X fx' .1 N ' r. 1 J' If g r f ' ' X H A. X 'TJ 1 . XR ' J , 1 .Lx 7 T ku Janet Hellerg Janet Pittsg Hilda Deutschg Patricia Pihag Lola Kunkleg LaRue Blose. Football opay ms e ng 0 Iillers Iam 'cfriflfzrzflqisouls I'cmf Co Jluy W'ic'fm'!i- 54-5 In lllllyllff k ,. I X N an-an f 1 W! 95' 4 V ' 4 ,fy Ma -fA' 'f5Qi 3,-w. 3 Slap can JM 529-s 1-1Q1a,f ? fn' C YiiZ.'3.S ui Q T J I is I V' PSV'-4, . X W, L1 ., 4 f ?3amgwi pac 'Q 'f . i jig A ' 'N xx , !.,..?s '- A 'A f A . . X 4, ' Egfx Q ffivirnx y . X :K ,.-J Z: , 4-A' , V wr el' X ff' , , Q gg , lm QM-111111 isx-gi S. 'az w- fx XPS f arm, K, x ' 1' fliximifgg-5 ,.avgsig22 Q . A gi fig Nfkgilx lggiirig iygnf.. 1: fygy M. ,fax 5 N,.,Z, xx -f o WT , , xt 'v x X ,n M4 5 1 A X . r . F5 'W I' ff S0522 556335535 ii Wbffviiziil fwff'. 1fg'P y 1 V 1 5 N, ff dia 9 fr f 1 . X 1 iLi , 4 F 1 ul 1 . . v , Q 1 , 5 -- -' - , j.. . ,B p,, FIRST ROW A. Malitsch,L. Becker, J. Superka, W. Marinkovits, J Orban G Longenbach, D. Piescienski. SECOND RCW: R. Brader, B. Honsel, J. Sentiwany, Mr. Leo S Carter, Coach, M Lansenderfer, R. Sommers, D. Newhard. Herein must be the nucleus of excellence and expectation for a future Varsity Team. Yet, we ruefully report, that this year's squad traded impressiveness for nonentity as records go, in spite of fine tutorage. Nevertheless, we DO rather than Die in our school, and with fortune as a guide eye the pros- pects for marked and rapid development in every way, so as to uphold the recognition achieved by past Varsity squads. I A 15,3 I I Q zz' 494 wma. iii- if fji ai Baseball be v so Q . I 4' A. Q J do 3 'w 3 9 Q Q 8, Y - . h A . ' . I l A 1 ' H -ut' . .J 3 wl' t I-f Gym LGPL-', ffl-if-fi u .1 p , Y s u icrgfgh A sign or repetition was noted in the impressive mound performance of Ron Rice who pitched a no hit, no run game 1 , against Pen Argyl along about mid-season. fgo 4+ I my FIRST ROW: A. Rhoades, R. Rice, P. Radon, C. McGinley, J. Groller, R. Miller, W. Gasper. SECOND ROW: Coach Joseph Steiner, R. Casper, M. Lansenderfer, R. Brader, Spangler, E. Cesanek, J. Orban, G. Longenbach. THIRD ROW: J. Superka, J. Toth, B. Honsel, G. Spaits, D. Wentz, D. Newhard Trively, P. Gardner. Champions--successful competitors against all rivals. Defending--upholding or maintaining. A combination of the two--defending champions. Portrayed are the defending champions,who have fallen short of the repeat mark, but who have displayed the same character, courage,and sportsmanship so very much desired. In the light of all this, we can accept the results since the team observed the rules of the sport in letter and spirit. 2 L G Varsity C W , . I V FIRSI' ROW: P. Radon, D. Miller, B. Gasper, R. Becker, R. Rice, J. '.I'm1':v'l.,', C. McGinley R. Mortimer, J. Gr-oller, R. Wuchter, A. Rhoades, T. Schaffer. SECOND RCM: R. SOIYIIYIQT2, 'L Brawiev, B. Honsel, J. Musler, J. Moravek, L. Spangler, J. Ivan- kmrlts, V. Matejicka, J. Nagy, G. Williams, J. Lansenderfer, G. Trively, D. Newharci. THIRD RCM: E. Fahringer, E. Garger, R. Selthoffer,G. Spaits, F. Nag, J. Orban, L. Becker, R. Casper, J. Binder, K. Kem, A. Malitsch, Coach Joseph Steiner. ,M..x. F 9 .iw H e 1 .4 'P N Q -':. f . td y an 1 J f . .- 43Q?R,,.q 'iq .in A 8 .ts Q8 -A h ja 5. , X N. R X . A X R 'YT-A MISS BETTY L ELOSE M S BETTY J SKORINKO Secretary School Nurse to th6 Supervismg Princ1pal X MR. NORBERI' BENNETT MR. 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Tukovits Mr. Sc Mrs. Andrew Unger Joseph Unger Jr. Mr. H Mrs. George P. Vandegrift Miss Phyllis Vandegrift Mr MI' MI' MI' Mr Mr' Mr r Mrs M MPS. . R . k Mrs. . Sc MPS- . 8 Mrs. R MPS. . S12 Mrs. . R Mrs. Mrs Mrs Hllda N Mrs YL WPS r MPS Fdward CHARLES A. MILSON ASSOCIATES General Insurance Franklin Vandergrift J. Frank Warneke Robert Wehr Walter Wentz Marlin Werley Kenneth Williams Eugene Wolfel Mike Wunderly Patrlck Yagerhofer Yandrnsitz D N Yellen Stephen Yoe Laird I Young F Zellner 302 First Avenue West Catasauqua, Pa. COngress h-0203 R A Freeman C F Hummel COnpress Lg 0035 HE'nlock 2 0395 Joseph Zmarzley Jr Stanley Zmarzley lllers Market FOR TREXTER PARK FINE FO0D'S ECONOMY QUAIITY SFRVICE S RKET 3993! X I M . Rc J . A MF. 1,16 s . nr. - . . , - . . - Mr. ,vs . .. Mr. ,, Q . , Mr. J . Mr. . I ' r ,LT , 132 SQUTH THIRD STREET - COPLAY PA. ' f 15' a:,f U, A!-W Q , of 4 S 1 . 5 5 L e 'L K If ,' EXXXL A ' ' , If X , ,yu , Zrg 4 'Y A A ll- -fl SX if S. COPLAY BAKERY Pure Bakery Products Fresh from our ovens to your table Phone - Co 2-2300 2:1 lull 1 on-ag-on F KREIDERSVILLE GENERAL STORE F ies Prop. Dallas S. r , Groceries a Route 2 Northamp nd General Merchandi se ton Phone Co 2-3171 21-27 5 becond Street lim: Xxxx 'X IRI K I N Pennsylvania Coplay btah CNF 7 QQQ3 KO1HLFR'S TURKEY FARM Buy Koeh1er's turkeys and you buy the best turkeys the year around Route 2 Northampton Phone Co 2 M858 25' N v , flljfd ffxq FOUNTAIN SERVICE MA Greeting Cards 12 South RUBASKY GAZINES Candy Third Street Coplay, Pa an Mix f u x J S' ,I - .Pin . 8 ' u Q P Q: , FP, ' a Egg U ln, .. S 4 ' . f - P f .-H.. K., Z-xp l 35 . J, ff.: Zi I I ! 'L' ' ,lx i, V!! 9115 R. 81: S. PRINTERS 2Oh6 Center Street MOYER ' S MARKET Northampton, Pa. 5 THE N PRIN IN I 00 eu Compliments COMPLIMENTS ANDY'S BARBER SHOP OF A 19 South Second Street FRIEND Coplay, Pa CO1onia1 2 99h6 ,ff NXA. I 11:5 .lgfl ' 4 8 4 :F Qr . . of .'. X R, .0954 'fa .N I O- ? 1? 'I sl ig I COMPLIMENTS ALLENTOWN CASH AND CARRY ul' l i HERBSTFR'S ELECTRICAL STORE 226 South Second Street Coplay, Pa Phone CO 2 2056 TANIoER'S GROCERY STORE Ice cream Coldmeats Candy Soda pop and General Merchandlse Fourth and Center Streets Coplay, Pa fgT'1Xf'79Ff f xfl-W? ' NLM o o 913,526 43, COMPLIMENTS COPLAY NATIONAL BANK Athi' N OF . 552 'J HL 3: :5:5:3:g:g,'-sv :-EE E' 1:11, .' : 5 I :: :ll I 'U A A ' OF 1 . if ,Fx y KX . . . U51 v r f , -L . -.' . ' Ve., ., I X YY ul , 0' I Zlgh-. .' 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I ,xml KV JAMES WATKINS FLORIST 31 South Fourth Street Coplay, Pennsylvanla Phone CO 2 2829 f ,,,, nw A 'gf nel o1v'ro1zyIfyou6zve GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS CLASS OF 1955 A JOSEPH GENERAL ST OPE Second 3 Center Streets Coplay, Pa Colonlal 2 9890 Clothlng, Shoes, Toys Greet1ng cards, Not1ons Venetlan bllnds Shades M Q9 COMPLIMENTS MILLER'S CAFE 257 59 SOUTH SECOND STREET COPLAY, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS ROBERT A RAUKE FUNERAL DIRECTOR COPLAY, PA J. . . . ! Q . an . Qs1' H Q U f 'E qiiiggf I5 if 1.4',,,'i, n f 3 Q I E -5 I ou div ...mt -is X . . vv .. 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