Coplay High School - Coplayite Yearbook (Coplay, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

Coplayite Presented by the Senior Class of 1958 Administration Page 3 Classes Page 10 Sports Page 25 Clubs Page 30 Seniors Page 41 Advertising Page 59 Class History Turning back the pages of time to Sept. 1952, we recall a bewildered and excited group of seventh graders adjusting themselves to a new school routine and trying hard to mold themselves into a future, potential high school class. Those early years hold many recollections: our first plays, Wise King Jason and Peter Visits America --roller coaster rides at Domey Park--shop products our boys were proud (?) to take home--fashion revues presented by the Home Ec. department and who could forget those wonderful slave drivers--the Seniors! New additions to our class arrived in the ninth year. With our new found friends and the proud name of Freshmen, we buckled down to selecting prospective courses, which were big factors in deciding the future. The first unforgettable social event was the Sweetheart Hop with Frances Ivankovits crowned queen. The important high school years were filled with many wonderful experiences and events. Many we shall remember and cherish, such as odorous chem experiments, gym exhibitions, English true and false quizzes, pep rallies and SMEAR EM, WILDCATS! , going steady, dozing off in Lit Class, proudly showing off new class rings, Sputniks, strenuous practices, 10 laps around the track, monotonous calisthenics, pre-game jitters--defeat or VICTORY !--white swans blue ribbons, dreamy music, and the prom with its lovely queen, Joanne Piha. Senior days sped by leaving thoughts of the wonderful friendships we made and the mixed-up fun we had. The idea of homework faded but there remained such lingering memories-- You Are There movies--our favorite subject, study halls—the friendly discussions of the yearbook staff--peppy cheerleaders—the big game--kneesocks, crew necks, and flat tops--interior decorating at Christmas time--the Senior Debate--exchanging name cards and pictures—Senior Day and the class Banquet—the most memorable night. Commencement. Tear this page in life from the pages of time, and let memories dim, we always turn to The Coplayite, and recall the pleasant memories at C.H.S. We, the graduating class of 1958, bid Farewell! 2 ■ Administration Supervising Principal William T. Schetlock TO THE CLASS OF 1958: The home and the school are both engaged in the business of preparing you for living in an adult world. We are hoping that the adult world into which you go will be better because you will try to make it so. You can make your contributions by improving those conditions which need the attention of a new generation. Wm. Shetlock Supervising Principal 4 Miss Patricia Blozinsky Secretary Coplay High School Joint School Board LEFT to RIGHT: Elmer S. Meckes, Roland T. Rinker, Elvin C. Koehler, Milton H. Lilly, Willard D. Schaffer, Mr. William T. Shetlock, Supervising Principal; Karl Korsak, Thomas D. Resh, Dallas S. Fries, Arthur W. Schaffer, Harvey F. Reinhard, Jr. English and Latin--A.B. Muhlenberg College, M.A. Lehigh University. Commercial--B.S. Bloomsburg State Teachers College, M.A. Lehigh University. PAUL S. HUTN1CK Science and Social Studies, B.S. Villanova. HARRY S. HALLMAN English and Social Studies, B.S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, M.A. Lehigh University. v vi v« .a.. 'iji JSsiit iM! i .fr.n£: Set te-'Js.iJk JSsit.l LAJ- J, Wi ’XJJ J i o. !M'; ___________________________________ 6 JOSEPH STEINER Physical Education and Head Coach., B.S. West Chester State Teachers College. Guides Success Mrs. ESTHER B. PATNEY Home Economics., Cedar Crest College. MARVIN L. KESTER Industrial Arts and Social Studies., B.S. Millersville State Teachers College. Mrs. ROBERTA BITTNER Music., B.S. Chester State Teachers College. BERNARD BEITEL Instrumental Music., Ernest Williams School of Music, Moravian College. Medical Staff Education Young, Eager ROW 1: D. DiNino, J. Landenderfer, F. Spaits, D. Sommers. ROW 2: D. Superka, R. Reimer, S. Roberts, M. Kratzer. ROW 3: J. Neuman, S. Santee, L. Wetzel. Seventh Grade ROW 1: N. Abbot, D. Gartner, T. Stewart, J. Eberts, S. Roth. ROW 2: N. Becker, D. Williams, J. Shellock. ROW 3: D. Deifenderfer, J. Orban, J. Gardner. Experienced Yet Doubtful R. Dal Pezzo President R. Rothdeutsch Sec.-Treas. Class Officers ROW 1: W. Bloszinsky, A. Kamer, C. Tacker. ROW 2: R. Knerr, A. Masenheimer, S. Ehret. ROW 4: R. Dal Pezzo, A. Sommers. ROW 4 H. Kunkel, R. Oakes. The Eighth Year ROW 1: K. Stenock, R. Rothdeutsch, D. Schmall. ROW 2: C. Gorr, K. Muthard, M. DeWalt. ROW 3: D. Newhart, D. Sidor, W. Needham. ROW 4: D. Tacker, J. Beltz. New Arrivals, ROW 1: E. Loikits, B. Klucsarits, J. Nagy. ROW 2: L. Sommers, A. Steirer, J. Betz. ROW 3: H. Yandcrsits, D. Lauser, R. Gorr. ROW 4: J. Schlager, P. Nicholas, M. Padorsky. ROW 5: B. Korsak, J. Churetta, R. Becker, E. Schanta. Freshman Year ROW 1: R. Miller, B. Fahringer, A. Yagerhofer. ROW 2: J. Garger, A. George, P. Reinert. ROW 3: F. Schanta, N. Neuman, K. Honsel. ROW 4: R. Lamm, N. Strauch, J. Dalla Piazza. ROW 5: N. Kcm, J. Betz, J. Heller. ROW 6: J. Bundra. E. Loikits President J. Schlager Vice President Class Officers A. Yagerhofer Scc.-Treas. 15 Latin, Dances, Dues C. Johnson President Class B. Balliet Vice President ROW 1: D. Borger, R. Koehler, C. Johnson, M. Poandl. ROW 2: T. Boyle, B. Stettler, C. Azar, A. Wagner. ROW 3: R. Morgan, P. Korsak, J. Oswald, M. Lilly. ROW 4: J. Klucsarits, E. Klein, B. Dal Pezzo, V. Fehnel. ROW 5: D. Serfass, J. Klusaritz, J. Bodnar, E. Mitchell. ROW 6: J. Ivankovits, D. Miller. Sophomore Year ROW 1: M. Eckhart, J. Frankel, L. Hahn, W. Bogush. ROW 2: J. Honsel, R. Silfies, E. Zangora, R. Schaffer. ROW 3: K. Bortz, B. Splesnaisz, B. Balliet, S. Roth. ROW 4: C. Santee, B. Bodish, B. Becker. ROW 5: G. Hall, H. Stein, S. Schrantz, S. Silfies. ROW 6: H. Needham, R. Sommers. Class Rings, Prom ROW 1: W. Heller, R. Clewcll, J. Schmall, B. Brader. ROW 2: R. Koehler, J. Naylor, B. Kunkel, M. Boyle. ROW 3: D. Ruch, E. Ressler, S. Santee, E. Arthur. ROW 4: J. Bodisch, E. Newhart, D. Schaffer. M. Boyle Vice President E. Newhart President ROW 1: C. Smith. M. Groller, B. Keppel, W. Bloszinsky. ROW 2: E. Miller, R. Cousino, G. Dalla Piazza, O. Wallhofer. ROW 3: S. Miller, B. Knerr, L. Schaffer. ROW 4:’ R. Kropf, A. Bundy, L. Kamer. Officers W. Heller Treasurer W. Bloszinsky Secretary ROW 1: D. Fink, P. Reinhard, V. Reppert, G. Dalla Piazza. ROW 2: C. Anthony, P. Kosits, F. Ivankovits, Mr. W. Shetlock, Supervising Principal. ROW 3: E. Newhart, J. Superka, R. Kropf. National Honor Society The National Honor Society, based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character, is a most honored organization in the school. Its purpose is to bring together all students having the finest moral and spiritual qualities, personality, enthusiasm, and cooperative attitudes. I The present organization consists of twelve members. Eight of the twelve are seniors and four are juniors selected during the three years of Senior High School. Others at specific times. Membership in this society continues after graduation and is a high honor indeed. 20 Spelling Champions L. to R.: 10th. A. Wagner, 7th. D. Superka, 11th. G. Dalla Piazza, Mr. H. Hallman (Spelling Master), 8th. A. Masenheimer, 9th. J. Dalla Piazza, 12th. F. Ivankovits. Building Champion-12th. F. Ivankovits. Senior Debate Negative speakers victorious! Topic: In the United States we are attempting to give a college education to too many people. Negative speakers: G. Mohr J. Oakes G. Longenbach J. Superka Mediator: H. Radon Affirmative speakers: C. Anthony P. Reinhard F. Ivankovits J. Cesanek 22 Recreation Athletic Council SITTING: Mr. J. Steiner, Head Coach; Mr. W. Shetlock, Supervising Principal. STANDING: Mr. L. Carter, JV Basketball Coach; Mr. M. Kester, Baseball Coach; Mr. H. Hallman, Faculty Manager. Cheerleaders :a� i 1st ROW: Coach-J. Steiner, W. Yandersits, P. Csensits, S. Steirer, J. Rockovits, T. Ritter, J. Orban, G. Longen-bach, J. Oakes, J. Lendl, Asst. Coach-M. Kester. 2nd ROW: L. Schaffer, J. Heller, J. Klucsarits, R. Sommers, F. Sommers, A. Bundy, J. Bodisch, E. Ressler, O. Wallhofer, D. Schaffer, B. Heller. 3rd ROW: R. Gorr, R. Miller, W. Bloszinsky, J. Betz. 4th ROW: Managers: R. Knerr, J. Beltz, S. Santee, R. Dal Pezzo, J. Churetta. The scheduled 1957 football campaign at Coplay High School was surveyed with optimistic vision by Coach Steiner. He predicted this season would be the best in ten years. The final count showed his prognostication to be on the level. After Slatington and Catasauqua inflicted defeats on the determined Wildcats, they bounced back verance and fortitude to be victorious over Jim Thorpe and Bangor. Following another defeat by Nesco] team closed the grid season by edging a good Parkland eleven 14-12, thus producing the best record at 25 years—3 wins, 3 losses. The entire squad exhibited the vital element--the will to win—throughout the campaign and our school c very proud of this fine 1957 football team. Here's hoping that future football squads will follow in the paths cess and teamwork. Sept. 14 Slatington Sept. 21 Catasauqua Sept. 28 Jim Thorpe 41 C.H.S. 6 Oct. 5 Nescopek 38 C.H.S. 13 47 C.H.S. 6 Oct. 25 Bangor 12 C.H.S; 13 7 C.H.S. 13 Nov. 2 Parkland 12 C.H.S. 14 Seniors nticipation Baseball ROW 1: Coach, Mr. M. L. Kester; W. Bloszinsky, L. Schaffer, W. Heller, F. Sommers, R. Sommers, R. Koehler, J. Klucsarits, J. Superka. ROW 2: Sr. Manager, W. Yandersits; R. Gorr, J. Heller, J. Toth, G. Trively, D. Miller, J. Churetta, J. Bodnar, Manager, W. Bogush. Defending champions plus a new coach - Marvin Kester minus last season's strong pitching staff equals this year’s baseball picture. Experience plus heart plus spirit minus unforeseen misfortune should add up to another team of champions. Seniors—J. Superka, G. Trively, J. Toth. Get a batter in there! 1958 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Opponent Wildcats Opponent Wildcats ♦Catasauqua 5 7 Pen Argyl 3 4 ♦Whitehall 7 4 Nazareth 6 4 ♦Northwestern 6 13 E. Stroudsburg 0 3 ♦Northa mpton 14 0 Hellertown 11 5 Bangor 0 1 Parkland 0 1 Fountain Hill 2 1 Wilson Boro 5 4 (♦Denotes Independent Games) 26 Won 6 - Lost 6 Junior Varsity SITTING: B. Korsak, R. Rinker, R. Koehler, D. Miller, J. Churetta, L. Schaffer, R. Miller. STANDING: J. Betz, J. Bodnar, S. Schrantz, H. Needham, J. Klucsarits, R. Gorr, Mr. L. Carter, Coach. With the entire first team of a year ago on the varsity squad, the J.V. basketball outlook appeared gloomy. However, the boys ignored this morbid prospect and exhibited a fine brand of basketball. The season was marked with several bumps and rough times but the Baby Wildcats proved that they had both stamina and basketball savy. As the season gradually came to a close, the wildcat yearlings had produced a neat but not gaudy 12-9 record. Here's hoping they continue to carry their experience and talent into their future varsity years. Basketball A highly praised varsity team began the season with several close games causing much excitement and many jangled nerves. The preliminary games were all ours. Except for Whitehall, which caused the worst of all nerve conditions by inflicting a one point loss. In spite of this fine pre-season start, the league opening was disappointing, yet after several other games the team settled down and brought home the bacon, very greatly sought after victories. The second half of league competition was a different story in that we were continually among the top few all the way. The team worked smoothly and uniformly. For example, upon closing the season with Wilson Boro, we had a terrific battle, defeating them by a one point margin in the closing seconds of the game. We entered the Class C Playoffs and conquered Cass Twp. for the District 11 title, but our quest for the Class C State Title was stamped out by a towering Jenkintown aggregation. We are proud of our team and would say they were quite successful. SITTING: J. Toth, G. Trively and J. ger; R. Sommers, W. Heller, E. -captains; J. Orban, SL Kropf. STANDING: T. Ritter, Mana-r. Sommers, W. Bloszinsky, J. Steiner, Coach. ♦Slatington ♦Northampton ♦Whitehall Parkland Pen Argyl ♦Catasauqua Nazareth ♦Lehighton ♦Jim Thorpe ♦Emmaus Bangor ♦Northwestern Hellertown Wilson Boro 195 7-58 Ba: Wildcats 66 i' Q 64 7 O 53 r 69 h 50 3 61 3 51 4-3 61 5 3 57 S' 53 5 78 Fountain East Stroudsburg Parkland Pen Argyl Nazareth ♦Northwestern Bangor Hellertown Fountain Hill East Stroudsburg Wilson Boro Parklapd-Cass Township Jenkintown ♦ denotes Independent Games (Won 18, Lost 10) Wildcats 68 65 o-C, 50 to-7 77 - ? 78 T 86 ,3‘? 63 'V7 96 60 (,-7 78 !(-, 52 52 % 72 !Y 48 79 J. Superka-Co-Captain, Lehigh-Northampton Team Coach J. Steiner with Co-Captains A representative homeroom student-elected governing body, organized to promote, administer, articulate, and supervise all of the many activities of interest to our school. The purpoes of this representative body is to aid and improve, develop skills in cooperative action, test democratic values in school actions, understand the practice of representative government, human relationship in all activities, and develop skills by participating in the solution of common problems. Student Council SITTING: C. Johnson, A. Yagerhofer, B. Kropf, E. Newhart, R. Sommers, A. Masenheimer, M. Edleman. STANDING: S. Scheetz, W. Blozinsky, Mr. H. Hallman, Advisor; W. Heller, J. Heller, D. Superka, S. Steirer, S. Roberts. SITTING: S. Steirer, W. Yandersits, J. Rockovits, J. Superka, T. Ritter, J. Orban, G. Trively, J. Toth, P. Csensits, J. Oakes, G. Longenbach. STANDING: R. Sommers, W. Bloszinsky, W. Heller, E. Newhart, J. Heller, A. Bundy, J. Betz, J. Bodisch, R. Gorr, R. Kropf, Mr. J. Steiner, Advisor; D. Schaffer, R. Miller, F. Sommers, J. Klucsarits, L. Schaffer, E. Ressler, O. Wallhofer. Varsity C” The Varsity C Club is composed of the lettermen of the gridiron, the hardwood court, and the grassy diamond. Each has attained a varsity letter in at least one sport. It is the goal of all the athletes of the high school for it signifies that they have reached the ultimate as far as sports is concerned. The entire student body enjoys their promotion of the faculty basketball games. SITTING: B. Keppel, R. Clewell, P. Nickles, M. Boyle, J. Churretta, T. Ritter, Mr. Kester, Adviser; P. Csensits, E. Zangora, B. Splesniaz, R. Cousino, E. Miller. STANDING: L. Nagy, F. Schanta, J. Schlager, B. Bodish, E. Schanta, A. Sommers, D. Beltzner, B. Korsak, D. Schaffer, W. Yandersitz, D. Ruch, W. Blozinsky, E. Ressler, S. Miller, J. Dalla Piazza, R. Koehler. CAMERA SHY: D. Gartner, P. Schlegel. Current Events Science, sports, or society are topics very likely to be discussed at any typical meeting of this group. The organization is comprised of students interested in our world of today and its problems, with subject matter easily obtained by the alert minds through the mediums of newspapers, radio, or T.V. Through the portals of this club pass students well on their way to good citizenship and a thorough understanding of world events. This snap-happy” club has been newly organized with Mr. Steiner, a photo-bug himself, the adviser. AIMS to teach members to use a camera more effectively. Its purpose is to get better pictures through planning, proper lighting, and setup. A flash of light means a shutter-bug from the foto club is at practice. Result ! a few pictures in the yearbook. Photo Club SITTING: C. Smith, C. Gorr, B. Knerr, M. Resh, J. Schmall, F. Sommers, B. Kunkle, J. Piha, B. Bundy, B. Needham, K. Bortz, C. Tacker, G. Myers. STANDING: R. Miller, J. Sliclak, R. Knerr, M. Podorsky, B. Arthur, J. Beltz, D. Newhart, D. Reppert, M. Oswald, J. Lendl, Mr. Steiner, Advisor, P. Betz, H. Kunkle, W. Bogush, S. Roth, L. Schaffer, J. Orban, R. Reimer, D. Schmall. Camera shy, J. Butz. Instilled in each Tri-Hi-Y member's heart is a burning desire and inexhaustible will to serve their home, school, and community through high standards of Christian character. These torch-bearers of service are determined to keep their organization burning with a great flame of faith. Each individual is reminded of the pledge by repeating the beautiful but significant code of the club. . . To build a better world, ready I must be. In the place where life doth find me holding fast - Yet pushing on into glorious adventure, You-and-I-and-God.” rri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW: D. Sommers, D. Gartner, K. Stenock, S. Santee, B. Brader, J. Honsel, Miss Kramer, Adviser; B. Dal Pezzo, C. Azar, E. Loikits, B. Fahringer, N. Abbot. SECOND ROW: M. DeWalt, N. Neuman, H. Yandersits, A. Kar-ner, M. Kratier, N. Strauch, K. Muthard, L. Sommers, A. Steirer, R. Becker, B. Klucsarits, C. Santee, S. Roth, N. Kem, D. DiNino, D. Tacker, N. Becker, B. Oswald, D. Jones, K. Honsel, A. Oakes, D. Williams, S. Ehert, P. Reinert. Camera Shy: D. Fink. SITTING: J. Lansenderfer, J. Ebert, F. Spaits, J. Ivankovits, K. Kern, Mr. L. Fink, advisor; J. Oakes, G. Longen-bach, J. Betz, D. Diefenderfer, G. Neuman, T. Steward. STANDING: R. Koehler, J. Gardner, S. Santee, D. Serfass, B. Koehler, E. Mitchell, J. Sentiwany, R. Mann, J. Bodisch, S. Shrantz, L. Karner, O. Wallhofer, J. Bundra, R. Dal Pezzo, S. Sillies, E. Klein, J. Betz, R. Gorr, J. Garger. Camera Shy: T. Blose, R. Lamm, J.Lendl, F. Milander, R. Morgan, L. Salter. The Hi-Y Club is an organization for developing a better standard of conduct. The purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. This is done through the discussion of problems in Teen Talk, a magazine which deals with the most common problems of teenagers. Its main function is to help boys to help themselves, which is accomplished by a platform of service supported by the fourC” legs--clean speech, sportsmanship, scholarship, and living. A white cross of purity in thought and action surrounds a red triangle of growth in mind, body, and spirit giving it a crowning point of aid through accomplishment. Hi-Y Club 35 SITTING, L. to R.: D. Lauser, A. Wagner, R. Silfies, B. Ballict, A. Bundy, Mr. Hutnick, Advisor, R. Rinker, V. Fehnel, A. George, M. Eckhart, M. Pondl, R. Rothdeutsch. STANDING: B. Stetler, J. Naylor, P. Korsak, H. Stem , L. Hahn, R. Schaffer, J. Rockovits, J. Bodnar, T. Boyle, J. Toth, G. Trively, G. Hall, J. Klucsarits, D. Borger, J. Oswald, J. Frankel, M. Lilly. Science Club We look for new frontiers to conquer! Our aim is to make each member aware of the ever increasing demand of science and its need in modern day living. Living in an atomic age calls for new and better outlooks in all fields of science. Only by modern and scientific thinking, basically obtained in our schools, can we hope to achieve our goals. Arousing our curiosity in science club activities by experiment and observation arouses in its members, the future citizens of America, the importance of the present and future undertakings by our scientists and its relationship between United States and the world. 36 P Dal Pezzo� B Bradcr E Loikits, A. George, K. Honsel, D. Lauser, P. Nickless, C. Azar, M. Poandl. STANDING: N. Neuman, B. Splesniaz, B. Seier, K. Bortz, G. Dalla Piazza, P. Reinert, A. Steirer, A. Wagner. R. Silfies, J. Honsel. 3rd ROW: B. Balliet, S. Santee, P. Korsak, D. Fink, C. Santee, V. Reppert, B. Oswald, P. Reinhard, Mrs. Bittner, Director. Chorus The wonderful result. One of many practice sessions. Senior Play Powder and paint to hide the jitters! Fight against the Finance Company! Backwoods Romeo CAST V. Fehnel G. Schneck M. Boyle J. Superka G. Mohr F. Ivankovits C. Anthony CAST G. Dalla Piazza P. Korsak D. Fink S. Scheetz C. Johnson A. Wagner R. Silfies Play Director--Mr. Lawson J. Fink Band ROW 1: R. Lamm, S. Reppert, D. Superka, G. Neuman. ROW 2: G. Dalla Piazza, M. Edleman, D. Fink, R. Miller. FOREGROUND: Mr. B. Beitel, Band Director; P. Kosits, R. Morgan. ROW 4: J. Churetta, B. Koehler, D. Borger. ROW 5: F. Milander, D. Miller. Gym Exhibition MLN 1 PHYLLIS BETZ Commercial Coplay Phil is keen about jitterbugs. That friendly smile, cooperativeness, may lead her to a fine secretarial job but not that chewing gum. Tri-Hi-Y (Treasurer), Photo Club, Chorus, Basketball. PAUL CSENSITS General Coplay Mr. Mischief is on the loose again! Sports minded Chinka is our class sound effects man. His reward is laughter from all. Current Events (President), Football, Varsity C . BETTY BUNDY Commercial Allen Township Quiet??? A saucy smile and flashing skates announces perky Betty. That pleasant smile will be a big help in your sales career. Science, Tri-Hi-Y, Art, Photo. CAROL ANTHONY Commercial Coplay Carefree and gay is our grade A typist. Coplay's future Morning Call Reporter is never caught without a pencil to jot down the scoops. National Honor Society, Senior Debate, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus. DONALD BELTZNER General Allen Township A Blue Ford! Tires screeching! Don arrives. Mention haircuts or girls and watch a lazy grin spread from side bum to side bum. Hi-Y, Current Events, Football. KERMIT KERN General Allen Township Kermit . . . Mischief lurks in those flirty blue eyes. Its laugh time when Kermit our future surveyor appears. Hi-Y, Football, Intramural Basketball. JOSEPHINE CESANEK Commercial Allen Township Chitter, Chatter! Jo, our vivacious candy saleslady is at it again! That broad smile is sure to gallop to success. Librarian, Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, Senior Debate, Chorus, Basketball. PHYLLIS DAL PEZZO Commercial Coplay Talkative and gay, Phyl's hearty laughter livens up our Shorthand classes. Her fine typing ability is sure to gain her a prominent secretarial job. Yearbook Staff, Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, Basketball. BURL KOEHLER General Allen Township Future Farmer of America, that's our Burl, with his prize possession . . . turkeys. A swell accordian player. Good Luck in all your undertakings. Science, Hi-Y, Band. JAMES LENDL General Coplay Small but mighty and a twin. Jim can usually be found setting at the American Club. Confirmed bachelor. Science Club, Hi-Y, Football, Varsity C. FRANCES IVANKOVITS Commercial Coplay Talkative and merry is our flash bug photographer Fran. A steady patron at Dal's. Her congenial smile will lead her to a bright future. Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Senior Debate, Senior Play, National Honor Society, Spelling Champion. DOROTHY JONES Commercial Allen Township Pull in the Curbs! Dot has the Studebaker. Friendly smile and this happy-go-lucky gal keeps all the guys smiling. Tri-Hi-Y, Science Club. ROBERT MANN General Allen Township Care for a joke? See Bobby the Senior's Jolly Jokester. Tinkering with his Ford should make Manny a fine machinist. Science, Hi-Y, Basketball (Junior Varsity). MARLENE EDELMAN Commercial Allen Township Date dreaming Marlene is alert and active in school affairs. Her dream of becoming a secretary will become top notch. Student Council, Science, Librarian, Chorus, Band, Art Club. GEORGE LONCENBACH Academic Allen Township From Kreidersville he came to Moravian College he goes after graduation. Tall, good natured George is a guy of wits. Senior Debate, Football, Varsity C , Hi-Y (Vice President and Treasurer). PENELOPE KOSITS Commercial Coplay Petite, quiet, and blushful keeps our personality plus on the go. The crystal ball shows a fine secretarial future ahead for Penny. National Honor Society, Band, Yearbook Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council. GERALD MOHR Academic Coplay Precise, alert and eager is Jerry --the serious one. Kutztown doors will open wide to Jerry --the teacher. National Honor Society, Senior Debate, Senior Play, Science, Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff. LAURA KOEHLER Commercial Allen Township Laughs come easy when this talkative blonde gives her views on boys. Explosive and everlasting chatter describes this pert miss. Class Secretary, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Science, Tri-Hi -Y, Basketball. JOHN ORBAN Academic Coplay. Explosion!! ! Orby is mixing chemicals in the lab again! College bound Orby hopes to become a future engineer. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council (Vice President), Varsity C (President), Yearbook Staff. JAMES OAKES Academic Coplay Cool, calm, and collective is our Jim, number one mechanic on his Ford. College bound— Jim is sure to be a hit. Hi-Y, Science, Football, Senior Debate. ' i S '.2 u v . JEANETTE LENDL Commercial Coplay Need a babysitter? Dial energetic Jeanette. Our get up and go girl really keeps our study halls alive. Photo Club, Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Basketball. y GLENDA MYERS General Coplay Glenda, five foot two of wit — joined our ranks in her sophomore year. If it's news you want, ask our bubble gum expert. Tri-Hi-Y, Current Events, Photo Club. DENNIS REPPERT General Coplay Hunting, fishing, and dancing are his speed. A loyal friend to all will help Denny in his career. Science, Art, Photo. THOMAS RITTER General Allen Township A scream! ’Tom is at it again teasing the girls. Our star score keeper rates with his fantastic wise cracks. Hi-Y, Current Events (Treasurer), Varsity C (Treasurer), Football. 46 BARBARA NEEDHAM Commercial Coplay Tail, timid, and shy is our serious worker. Whether it's walking or those daily rides to Coopersburg, Babs is always ready to go. Tri-Hi-Y, Current Events, Photo Club, Chorus. JULIUS ROCKOVITS General Coplay Tall, easy going senior who is fond of tormenting teachers. Rocky is top tool tinker when it comes to cars. Hi-Y, Art Club, Science, Student Council, Varsity C. BARBARA OSWALD Commercial Coplay A warm smile, soft comment, and a blush--that's our Babs. You can always find Miss Happy Go Lucky sporting her talent at bowling. Tri-Hi-Y, Librarian, Chorus. MYRTLE OSWALD General Coplay Oh that smile! Cute isn't it? Myrt is active in gym activities and a serious Home Ec. worker will lead her to a bright future. Tri-Hi-Y, Science, Student Council, Photo Club, Basketball. 47 GARY SCHNECK General Coplay Gary, teachers' pet peeve has the educated wink for the fair sex. Yearbook editor and a whiz in Chem keeps Gary going. Student Council, Senior Play, Yearbook Editor, National Honor Society. JAMES SENTIWANY General Coplay Customizing his Ford is one of Jim's favorite hobbies. Jim can be found either bowling or setting up pins at the Italian Club. Hi-Y, Basketball. CHARLES SIPOS General Coplay Good natured, neat dresser, a whiz in Business Math and Typing, that's Charlie our super Coplayite salesman. Band, Art Club, Science Club, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff. STEPHEN STE1RER General Coplay Quiet, dependable Romeo keeps all the gals guessing. If something is going on, sharp Stevie is always there. Football, Basketball, Varsity C (Secretary), Student Council, Current Events. JOANNE PIHA Commercial Coplay Pert, peppy, and practical. Joannie reknown for her being Queen of the Junior Prom. That smile will gain you far more friends. Science, Photo Club, Basketball, Prom Queen. HELEN RADON Commercial Coplay Good tilings come in small packages, that's our Helen. Her secretarial ability and contagious laugh will be welcomed to the business world. Main interest— Lehigh University. Senior Debate (Chairman), Tri-Hi-Y, Current Events, Yearbook Staff. JOHN SUPERKA Academic Coplay Studious, our class brain, and star basketball player, is a whiz on the court. College bound— Jack is sure to be a success. Basketball, National Honor Society, Senior Debate, Senior Play, Student Council, Yearbook Staff. PATRICIA REIN HARD Academic Coplay A stunning, high stepping cheerleader is Pat. Sporty dresser and well mannered gal. Kutztown is sure to accept this vivacious personality. Cheerleader, National Honor Society, Class President, Yearbook Staff, Senior Debate. GEORGE TRIVELY General Coplay No dull moment when Flex is around. His half made motions turn the tables for all. Any aches or pains consult Flex the Chiropractor. Student Council, Hi-Y, Science Club, Varsity C, Basketball, Baseball. JOHN TOTH General Coplay Quizzical Tothie is everyones best friend. Our ardent fellow takes his work seriously and someday hopes to become a future chemist. Hi-Y, Science, Art Club, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity C. VIVIAN REPPERT Commercial Coplay Tall, demure, and good natured is our stunning cheerleader 'Viv. This alert and snappy fan will be sure to brighten some office. National Honor Society, Cheerleader , Chorus, Art Club, Yearbook Staff, Tri-Hi-Y. MARIAN RESH Commercial Coplay A fine congenial secretary she'll be. Her pleasant smile and gentle ways will be an asset in any office. Tri-Hi-Y, Current Events, Photo Club, Chorus. WILLIAM YANDERSITS General Coplay Our jovial jokester is a real pal to all. Need a pin ball expert, contact Wimpy. Hi-Y, Current Events, Football, Varsity C. 49 Senior Recognition °Pl ay Oft ppi CLASS OFFICERS: P. Reinhard, President; L. Koehler, Secretary; P. Kosits, Treasurer; S. Steirer, Vice President. 50 s Class Will I Carol Anthony Phyllis Betz Betty Bundy Jo Cesanek Phyl Dal Pezzo Marlene Edlemen Penny Kosits Frances Ivankovits Dot Jones Laura Koehler Jeanette Lendl Glenda Myers Joanie Piha Barbara Needham Barbara Oswald Myrtle Oswald Helen Radon Pat Reinhard Viv Reppert Marian Resh Don Beltzner Chinka Csensits Kermit Kern Burl Koehler George Longenbach Bobby Mann Jim Oakes Charlie Sipos John Orban Tom Ritter Julius Rockovits Steve Steirer Gary Schneck Jimmy Sentiwany Jack Superka Bugs Trively John Toth Jerry Mohr Willie Yandersits Jimmy Lendl Denny Reppert bequeath my scrap typing papers, worn erasers, and broken fingernails for typing the Coplay Clippings ability to end an argument, by starting a new one ability to make errors on sales slips at Newberry's plowing the fields and milking the cows before school ability to keep on the know about all up-to-date subjects ability to go through an entire band practice without making a sound many worn out pairs of shoes for those long treks to school yen to walk through dry leaves, water puddles, and to chase old ladies in my hot rod ability to have an answer for everything ability to seem quiet and shy until you get to really know me ability to make my mouth wag as rapidly as my fingers move in typing class shyness in so far as the opposite sex is concerned list of the best parking places ability to listen attentively to everything said ability to lose my temper easily and often vocal chords in order to be heard above the rest ability to yell louder than the other cheerleaders mirror in the locker--she always used it anyway Pep Boys driver's license female fan club, daily thumbing rides to Ormrod box of kleenex for all those sneezing spells pack of excuse blanks for all the times I missed school quick eye motions—winking in the hallways drives around town looking for girls good looks and athletic ability healthy jaws in order to keep the Bazooka Bubble Gum Company in business one dancing pleasure--watching pack of cigarettes to keep him warm on those long walks to and from school free taxi service so he can chauffeur the gang around lamp for burning the midnight oil ability to do two things at once—play basketball and dust the gym floor stored up talking energy not used in study halls first aid kit to use for all those bumps and bruises gotten while setting up pins ability to take off from school to enjoy the great outdoors to Mary Ann Groller Bonnie Brader Sharon Miller Rosie Cousino Diane Fink Gale Dalla Piazza Brenda Kunkle Judy Schmall Mary Lou Boyle Carolyn Smith Ruth Ann Clewell Joyce Butz Barbara Knerr Sherry Santee Esther Miller Pat Sehlegal Betty Arthur Bernardine Keppel Jiggs Sommers Otis Walhoffer Walt Bloszinsky Ed Ressler Art Bundy Ludwig Karner Bob Kropf Roger Rinker Billy Heller Thomas Blose Dan Schaeffer Elvin Newhart Larry Schaeffer and Bobby Koehler Dale Ruch Joe Bodisch June Naylor 51 Junior-Senior Prom ROYAL COURT: J. Orban, R. Cousino, Attendant; B. Kunkle, Queen; F. Sommers, B. Brader, Attendant; T. Groff. Crowning of the queen. Recipe for a wonderful evening: Date: May 17, 1958 Place: Allentown's Women's Club Music: The Scotts-men Blend in a room of atmosphere and friendship for several hours. Queen with attendants. Class Prophecy Touring Coplay after an absence of ten years, we find many changes have been made. Coplay and Allen Township have merged giving us a population of just about 6,000. Walking through the town we see a newly published paper. It seems like CAROL ANTHONY'S Coplay Clippings has become the town newspaper. Let's look through it . . . In the advertising section there is an ad for PHYLLIS BETZ's Dance Studio. We all knew Phyl's excellent dancing would lead to something big. FRANCES IVANKOVITS has taken over what once was Dal Pezzo's Steak House. Rudy has retired and has given the business to Fran who is doing quite well. Here's another ad announcing the grand opening of a new bowling alley in town. JIM LENDL and WILLY YANDERSITS are the proprietors. Hmmm—free bowling lessons given on the side. DON BELTZNER has a thriving business, too. He opened a Used Car Lot. Still looking for parts for the purple hot rod you used to have, Don? DOT JONES is married, and on the side is doing a beautiful job of interior decorating. Her latest undertaking seems to be rearranging things at the high school. Look on page one--local people make good. PAT REINHA RD, GERALD MOHR, and GEORGE LONGENBACH have each received their Master's degree in teaching and are doing very well for themselves in the field of education. What's this! ! JOHN SUPERKA has been accepted in Washington as Chief Aide in the Military Defense Department. We all hoped Jack's studying would pay off. BURL KOEHLER and his band are playing at the opening of the new Coplay movies. The owner is BARBARA NEEDHAM, who always did have a yen for movie-going. Preceding the first movie will be a fashion revue. Chief model and dress designer will be LAURA KOEHLER. Laura always did have that special way of wearing clothes. I see she will be most happy to answer any questions. JULIUS ROCKOVITS seems to have gone into the book business. Here is an ad stating that All Best Sellers Can Be Found Here. A list of the best books compiled by Julius can be gotten for the asking. Rocky always did have good taste in reading material. I notice one of the best sellers on the list is written by PHYLLIS DAL PEZZO. The knowledge she acquired in her high school days prompted her to write this best seller— All Questions Answered. Ah, here's a sign advertising Tom-Sen Beer. Who could the owners be but TOM RITTER and JIM SENTIWANY. They must have gotten sick of that Vitamin N from their high school days. STEVE STEIRER has opened, of all tilings, a catering service. We specialize in weddings. It looks like it paid off for Steve's attending all those weddings in his senior year. DENNY REPPERT has opened a hunting lodge. He was another one who learned the ropes during his senior year. So that's what happened to Denny that week during deer season. VIVIAN REPPERT has done quite well for herself. She is now sole owner of the new and better Promised Land Cabin Development. I'll bet those summers spent up there gave her the needed experience. Anybody need a baby sitter? Just call JEANETTE LENDL. Age limit is from 1 to 18 years. Experience plus good references. Appointments only. Now for a look around the old home town. Here is the newer and bigger Coplay Discount Fair. As we go in we see MARION RESH still working as cashier. What's that, Marion? You now have become owner of your own cash register. While browsing through the appliance department, we happen to be tuned in on a T.V. show. The announcer looks familiar. It's KERMIT KERN. He seems to be advertising a new sneeze remedy. Kermit should have thought about stopping those sneezes back in his senior year. Anyway, back to the show. They're previewing a new film. Wait, that looks like JOHNNY ORBAN. Orby must have given up his thoughts about Lehigh and taken advantage of his good looks for something more alluring. Did you notice the beautiful art work in the C.D.F.? After inquiring around, we find that CHARLES SIPOS is the genius. He is in charge of all advertising and art work for the Discount Fair. No wonder they have so many customers. Across the street is competition for the Coplay Discount. A place called Two Dolls. The owners are none other than JOANNE PIHA and BETTY BUNDY. I hear they are selling things at large discounts. This shows very well for MARLENE EDELMAN, or she would never be able to clothe all of her nine young ones. Over here, is a little out-of-the-way business establishment owned by our own yearbook editor, GARY SCHNECK. After inquiring around we find that he is in a rather shady business--selling test answers to the seniors at C.H.S. I guess he figures someone should have the right to his unused answers. Did you notice all the fine new buildings adorning Coplay? All of them live up to the new, modern, extraordinary standards. The creator of these is JIM OAKES, now a well-known architect. We come across a guided tour car and guess who is driving it. None other thanGLENDA MYERS. She really must have a good business, for no one knew the streets of Coplay any better than Glenda. As we take a ride in the car, we come to the farm section of Coplay. A brand new building has been erected. Why it's a new Dairy Herd Improvement Center. Proprietress--JO CESANEK. We always knew Jo had a way with cows. On the way back we pass through Stiles. BARBARA OSWALD has become so interested in the banking business that she is part owner in the newly built Bank of Stiles. We are now back in town again. What a blast! It looks like they are using Coplay as an atomic testing ground. This calls for a further checking. It turns out to be JOHN TOTH in one of his many experiments. He is well on his way to being one of the top chemists in the country. GEORGE TRIVELY has really gone places. He is assistant coach at C.H.S. His speciality is basketball demonstrations of the different plays. I bet the floors were never cleaner at dear old C.H.S. PENNY KOSITS doesn't have to work any more. She and her husband are seen in many places spreading good will for Pepsi-Cola. At the present time she is part owner of the company. How about a Coke, Penny? HELEN RADON, as you can guess, is now happily married taking good care of her ever growing family. She and her husband own their own grocery store. PAUL CSENSITS is still running around town looking for girls. He doesn't believe in getting married at an early age. Chinka always did have a big following of females during his high school days. ROBERT MANN is happily married, too. Occasionally you can see him and his wife twirling on the dance floor with their little steps following them. Stopping by a newstand, we pick up a copy of the latest Hollywood Magazine. A new gossip columnist is doing quite well. It turns out to be our own MYRTLE OSWALD, giving out with the scoop. This concludes our pleasant trip. We saw all of our old friends and things seemed to have turned out rather well for the old gang. 53 Commencement Nervous preparation Commencement Date: June 13, 1958 Place: Coplay High School Auditorium Speaker: Dr. Haupert, Pres, of Moravian College Special Feature: Burning of Mortgage Our speakers Fulfilment of our dreams Coplayite Staff SITTING: M. Groller, V. Reppert, L. Koehler, P. Dal Pezzo, G. Schneck, P. Reinhard, J. Cesanek. STANDING: G. Mohr, C. Anthony, C. Sipos, J. Orban, Mr. Harry Hallman, Mr. Leo Carter, H. Radon, P. Kosits. Camera Shy: F. Ivankovits, J. Superka, G. Dalla Piazza. We, who have composed the annual issue of the COPLAYITE have sacrificed many hours and precious study halls to contribute the necessary requirements and meet the monthly deadlines. Though we gained no fame nor will not be remembered in years to come, it can not be said the COPLAYITE has suffered because of our lack of cooperation and assistance. Each staff member designated as having a specific task, but aided and did anything needed for the sake of the book. By cooperative workers we have submitted a yearbook that we think is an asset to ourselves and to the school. We hope it meets with your approval. Planning and discussion to action and reality. P. Kosits F. Ivankov its Photographer Mr. H. Hallman Literary Advisor G. Schneck--Editor; Mr. L. Carter--Advisor; G Dalla Piazza--Junior Editor. M. Groller--Junior Photographer; G Mohr--Assistant Photographer. j cesa Senior Sigs” Q% ' 3« M - - a) ? '0$ fc'V I •£ ll , A JZ '$■ sv PATRONS Mr. Mrs. William Adams A Friend A Friend Mr. Mrs. Robert Albright Mrs. Anna Ambearle Carol Anthony Mr. Mrs. Harold Anthony Mr. Si Mrs. IJovd Anthony Mr. William Arthur Connie Azar Althea Bachman Miss Barbara Balliet Mr. Mrs. Edward Balliet Mr. Mrs. Harold Balliet Monroe Balliet Mr. Si Mrs. Charles Barthel Mr. Si Mrs. David Barton Mr. Henry Battenfield Mrs. Henry Battenfield Mr. Mrs. Louis Battenfield Mr. Mrs. Charles Bauder Mr. Mrs. Stanley W. Becker Mr. Si Ms. Stanley Becker Evelyn Beidleman Mr. Mrs. Norbert Bennett Mr. Si Mrs. Thomas Bennett Bessie’s Beauty Shoppe Betty Paul Mrs. Julia Betz Mr. Si Mrs. Bieber Mr. Mrs. Carl Bieber David Bilheimer Mrs. Mary Binder Mr. Mrs. Thomas Blose Pat Bloszinskv Mr. Mrs. William Bloszinsky Mr. Mrs. Alfred Bodiseh Barbara Bodiseh Mr. Mrs. Edward Bodiseh Mr. Mrs. John Bodiseh Bill Bogush Mr. Mrs. Merrit Borger Mr. Si Mrs. Norman Borger Karen Bortz Bonnie Brader Mr. Si Mrs. Richard Brader Mr. Mrs. Robert Brandt Verne Bray Clinton Breinig Brenda Si Ray Mr. Mrs. Clover Brown. Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert Buchman Mr. Si Mrs. Arthur Bundv Mr. Si Mrs. Harold Bunk Mr. Si Mrs. Steve Burda Mr. Joseph Busolits Teresa Busolits Mr. Si Mrs. Paul Butz Mr. John F. Cabrvluk Mr. Mrs. Leo S. Carter Miss Eleanor Cesanek Josephine Cesanek Mr. Mrs. Michael Cesanek Jean Chaputa Chick Scratch Coplay Cut Rate Mrs. Frieda Csensits John Csensits. Jr. Mr. Si Mrs. John Csensits Mr. Mrs. Rudolph Dal Pezzo Mr. Mrs. Oresle Dalla Piazza Mr. Si Mrs. William Dane Dick Dehner Mr. Si Mrs. Raymond Deibert Jacob Demko Mr. Si Mrs. Michael A. Demko Mr. Si Mrs. Charles Deutsch Mr. Si Mrs. Edward Deutsch Jerrv Deutsch Phyllis Deutsch Mr. Si Mrs. Stephen Deutsch Margaret Dewatt Mr. Mrs. Allen DeWitt Mr. Si Mrs. Di Nino Dot Larrv William Dreisbach Mrs. Edward Eberhardt Mr. Si Mrs. Raymond Ebert Mr. Si Mrs. Foster Eck Eugene Edelman Rev. Si Mrs. Lester Ehret Mrs. Daisy Ernst Miss Emma Evankovits Mr. Mrs. Elmer Falk Mrs. Fatzinger Mr. Mrs. Luther Fehnel Mr. Si Mrs. Lawson Fink Joseph Fischl Robert Fisher L Kathrvn Fogel Mr. Si Mrs. Donald Folk Mr. Si Mrs. Frank Fox Mr. Si Mrs. William Fox Mr. Mrs. Paul Frack Mr. Si Mrs. Henry Frantz A Friend A Friend Mr. Si Mrs. W'alter Fries Mr. Si Mrs. Gothard Caller Mr. Si Mrs. A. Gardner Mr. Si Mrs. Paul A. Gardner Mr. Si Mrs. Jacob Gartner Mr. Si Mrs. Stephen Gasper Mr. Si Mrs. Stephen Gasper Mr. Wilbur Gasper Miss Rose Gaston Mr. Si Mrs. Leonard Geist Ronald Si Wayne Geist Mr. Mrs. Fred Giering Mr. Si Mrs. Jack Gleason Mr. Si Mrs. Stephen Gober Mr. Si Mrs. Samuel Golomb Mr. Si Mrs. Edwin Gorr Susan Gravson Ignatz Greb Tom Groff Mr. Si Mrs. Alfred Groller Mary Ann Groller Mr. Mrs. William Groller Mr. Si Mrs. Frank Hacker Mr. Si Mrs. Frank Haffner Mr. Si Mrs. Haggerty Mrs. Ruth Hall Family Mr. Mrs. Alvin Haldeman Mr. Mrs. Harry S. Hallman Mr. St Mrs. Richard Hantz Hartzell's Luncheonette Mr. Si Mrs. Norman Hassler Mr. Si Mrs. Robert Hauke Mr. Si Mrs. Floyd Hazen Mr. Mrs. Harold Heberling Helen Russ Dr. Si Mrs. J. D. Heller Dr. Mrs. J. R. Heller Freddie Henitz Mrs. Charles Herman Miss Hilda Herman Mrs. Elva Hess Mr. Richard Hess Walter A. Hessinger Kermit L. Hine Mr. Mrs. Henry Hinkle Mr. Anton Hirschman Mr. Si Mrs. Sam Hoanzl Mr. Si Mrs. Edward Hobel Bill Honsel Mr. Si Mrs. Warren Hower Son Mr. Si Mrs. George Huber Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Hussar Mr. Si Mrs. Stephen Hussar Si Son Mr. Paul Hutnick Mr. Si Mrs. John Ifkovits, Jr. Mr. Si Mrs. John Ifkovits. Sr. Frances Ivankovits Mrs. Johanna Ivankovits John Ivankovits Mr. Mrs. Louis Ivankovits John J. Jandrasits Joe Si Jean Mr. Si Mrs. Ernest John Mr. Si Mrs. Johnson Dorothy Jones Ellen Jones Lucy Jones Stanley Jones Attorney Robert H. Jordan Mr. Si Mrs. Kanuskv Mr. Mrs. John Karo Mrs. Elizabeth Karoly Ludwig Earner Mr. Si Mrs. James Keiper Mr. William H. Keiser Johanna Keller Robert W. Kelly Bernadine Keppel Mr. Si Mrs. Art! lur Kern. Jr. Mr. Si Mrs. Kenneth Kern Mr. Si Mrs. Ernest Kerosetz Mr. Si Mrs. Charles Keshel Mr. Si Mrs. Marvin Kcster Kit Si TB Mr. Si Mrs. Richard Klein Mrs. W. H. Kleppinger Mr. Si Mrs. A. Klinger Mr. Si Mrs. Carl Klingler Agnes Klucsarits Miss Helen Klusarits Lefty Klucsarits Mr. Si Mrs. William Kober Rev. Si Mrs. A. A. Koch Mr. Si Mrs. Ervin Koehler Mr. Si Mrs. Roy H. Koehler Mr. Si Mrs. Adam Kohler Leroy Kohns Mr. St Mrs. Kenneth Kolb Miss Angela Kopfer Mr. Mrs. ( ar! Korsak Mr. Si Mrs. Paul Korsak Mr. Si Mrs. John Kosits Melody Si Joy Kosits Mr. Si Mrs. Wilfred Kosman Mr. Mrs. Donald Koze Miss Grace K. Kramer Kratzer Family Mr. Si Mrs. Frank Kratzer Mr. Mrs. Raymond Kratzer Mr. Si Mrs. John Kroboth Mr. Si Mrs. Anthony Kropf Mr. Si Mrs. Charles Kropf Barbara Kuhet Richard Kukitz Mr. Mrs. Ed Kunkle Mr. Si Mrs. Kermit Kunkle Mr. Si Mrs. Charles Kutzler John Laky Anthony Lang Mr. Si .Mrs. Jacob Lansenderfcr Mike Lansenderfcr Mr. Si Mrs. Asher Laubach Mr. Si Mrs. Forrest Laubach Mr. William Lebish Mr. Si Mrs. John Lehman Michael Lelko, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph B. Lendl Mr. Si Mrs. Louis Lendl. Jr. Mr. Si Mrs. Louis Lendl, Sr. Mrs. H. S. Lentz Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Lesak Mr. Si Mrs. Milton Lilly Mr. Si Mrs. Alton Lindenmuth Mr. Mrs. Walter Linden mover Mr Mr-. Kr J l.oikit- Mr. Si Mrs. Charles J. Longenbach Mr. Si Mrs. Sergio Lotti Patricia Luisser Mr. Si Mrs. Frank Lutterschmidt 59 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Earl Lynn Mr. Mrs. John Mall Mr. Si Mrs. Gordon Mann Mr. Mrs. John S. Mann Mr. Mrs. Norwood Mann Mr. Mrs. Richard Mann Mr. Mrs. Howard Marklc Patricia Marth Mr. Mrs. John Marth Mr. Mrs. Robert Masenheimer Kenny Mast Mr. Si Mrs. Edward Matejicka Mr. Si Mrs. Elmer Meckes Mr. Mrs. Robert Meckes Mary Meleta Marvanne Meleta Sandra Meleta Mr. Francis Miklos William Miklos Mr. Mrs. John Mikovits Yolanda Mikovits John Mill, Jr. Mr. Miller Dale Miller Miss Dorothv Ann Miller Mr. Mrs. Elvin Miller Mr. Mrs. Royal Miller Sharon Miller Mr. Mrs. Ernest Mitchell Mr. Sc Mrs. Martin Mohr Miss Nancy Mohr Mr. Mrs. Raymond Mohr Mr. Mrs. Pat Mohrv Miss Sally Moll Mr. Mrs. Edward Moran Mr. Mrs. Joshua Mortimer Mr. James Musler Glenda Mvers Nancy Si Joe Mr. Si Mrs. Harold Needham Mr. Sc Mrs. Rudy Nemeth David Newhart Mr. M rs. Julian Newhart Linda Newhart Mr. Si Mrs. John Nickless Mrs. Francis Niklos Mr. Mrs. V'alentine Novak Mr. Hugh O’Brien Grace Onkutz Mr. Mrs. Charles Oswald Mr. Mrs. Lester Oswald Ruth Oswald Mr. Si Mrs. John Pall Mr. Si Mrs. A. Parker Harry Parker Pat Sc Bob Paul Elinore Mr. Mrs. James E. Paul Mr. Mrs. Joseph Paul Steven Paukovits Mr. Si Mrs. Pavelko Pete Jane Mr. Mrs. Harold Peters Mr. Mrs. Charles Piha Mr. Si Mrs. Frank Piha Mr. Mrs. George Piha Joanne Piha Miss Patricia Piha Mr. Mrs. Joseph Podorsky Mr. Mrs. Joe roller Mr. Mrs. Mel Procanvn Ma rgie Prockl Mr. Mrs. David Prong Mr. Si Mrs. Earl Proctor Mr. Mrs. Clarence Queen Mr. Si Mrs. Richard Rabenold Helen Radon Mr. Si Mrs. Walter Radon Mr. Mrs. Charles Reimet Mrs. Nelly Reinert Mrs. Anna Reinhard Dale Reinhard Mr. Mrs. Frank Reinhard Mr. Si Mrs. Harvey Reinhard Mr. Si Mrs. Philip Reinhard Mr. Mrs. Allen Reppert Mr. Si Mrs. Emory Reppert Mr. Si Mrs. Raymond Repper' Sally Ann Reppert Viv Reppert Charles Resh David Resh Marion Resh Mr. Mrs. Thomas Resh Mr. Mrs. Paul Reznick Mr. Si Mrs. Franklin Rice Mr. Si Mrs. Roland Rinker Rev. Si Mrs. Charles D. Rocket Mrs. Elizabeth Rockovits Mr. Julius Rockovits Mr. Si Mrs. S. (3. Rockovits Mr. Si Mrs. Claude Rogers Rosie Si Orby Mr. Si Mrs. John A. Roth M iss Priscilla Roth Stanley Roth Mr. Mrs. Stanley Roth Mr. Si Mrs. Charles Rothdeutsch Rowland St Jean Mr. St Mrs. Bruce Royer Ruby Harry Mr. Harold Ruch Sara Jane Ruch Mr. Si Mrs. Edward Sacks Miss Margaret Sacks Mr. Si Mrs. Burt Salter Mrs. Mamie Salter Mr. Si Mrs. George Santee Mr. Si Mrs. Samuel Santee, Sr. Miss Freda Schadl Mr. Si Mrs. Arthur Schaffer Mrs. Marian Schaffer Mr. Si Mrs. Truman Schaffer Mr. Mrs. Willard Schaffer Mr. Si Mrs. Willard D. Schaffer Mr. Si Mrs. Kenneth Schlegel Mr. Si Mrs. Robert Schlegel Mr. Si Mrs. Woodrow Schlegel Mr. Si Mrs. Stephen Schmidt Gary Schneck Mr. Mrs. Howard S. Schneck Schpoots Raymond Schramph Mr. Si Mrs. Samuel Schrantz Edward J. Schwartz Mr. Si Mrs. W:arren Schwartz Betty M. Seier Mr. Mrs. Steve Seko John Selady Mr. Mrs. Louis Selady Mr. Si Mrs. William Serfass Mr. Si Mrs. Jim Sharkey Janet Sherman Mr. Si Mrs. W’illiam Shetlock Mr. Si Mrs. Allan Shoemaker Miss Faye Shoemaker Mr. Si Mrs. Lee Sieger Mr. Si Mrs. William Silfies Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Sinkovits Robert Sinkovits Mr. Charles Sipos Mrs. Charles Sipos Charles R. Sipos Allen Smith Harold Smith Mr. Si Mrs. Theodore Smith Judo Sommer Mrs. Mary Sommer Theresa Sommer Mr. Si Mrs. Adolph Sommers Mr. Si Mrs. Adolph Sommers Kathv Sommers Mrs. Theresa Sommers Mr. Si Mrs. Martin Spanitz Mrs. Josephine Splesniasz Mr. Si Mrs. Anthony Stanz Mrs. Mary Steckel Percy Steckel Miss Anna Steier Dorothy Steirer Mr. Frank Steier Mr. Joseoh Steier Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Steiner Mr. Si Mrs. Stanley Stephen Mr. Si Mrs. Ray Stettler Mr. Si Mrs. Thomas Stewart Mr. Mrs. Frank Stranzl Mr. Mrs. Louis Stranzel Mr. Si Mrs. Paul Struss Mr. Si Mrs. F. Stumpf Mr. Mrs. John Stumpf Mr. Si Mrs. Rudy Stumpf Mr. Mrs. John Superka Mr. Paul Superka Mrs. Paul Superka Mr. Mrs. Frank Szivos Mrs. Theresa Szivos Mr. Stephen Szoke Mr. Si Mrs. John Tamler Mr. Mrs. Robert Taniser Mr. Frank Tapler Lewis Tapler Mr. Si Mrs. Louis Tepes Mrs. Anna Toth Mr. John C. Toth Stella Toth Mrs. Robert Tranklev Mr. Si Mrs. George Trively Mr. Mrs. Andrew Unger Bobby Urmy Thomas Urmy Anna Wrag :ner Frank W'alakovitz Miss Pauline Walakovitz Mr. Mrs. William W’alker Mr. Otis Wallhofer Mr. Mrs. Leonard Wechslcr John Weiss Miss Evelyn W'hite Mr. Si Mrs. Ben Williams Emma Winarchick Mr. Si Mrs. Martin Wright Mr. Si Mrs. Patrick Yeagerhofer Mr. Si Mrs. Dan Yellen Mr. Si Mrs. John Yellen Mr. Si Mrs. John Yost Mr. Mrs. William Zavccz Richard Ziatyk Stanley Zmarzley Vir. Si Mrs. John Zsigovits Mr. Mrs. John Zuberka Monica Zuberka COPLAY NATIONAL BANK COMPLIMENTS SENIORS OF ’58 60 JESSE J. HERBSTER 46 S. Second Street Coplay, Pa. COlonial 2-2056 APPLIANCES HOME SUPPLIES t fSjCAL GEORGE J. MILLER 224 S. Second St. Coplay, Pa. CO-2-2656 INSURE WISELY Judging from past experience it is good business to purchase insurance from your Home Town Agent — He is always on the job when you need him most — at claim time. Better Your Home and Better Your Living ROTH BROTHERS, INC. 1702-4-6 Main Street Northampton, Pa. Phone CO-2-2222 MOHRS TAXIDERMY STUDIO Coplay, Pa. Nazareth, R.D. 3 CO-2-4472 FOR SALE Custom Made Deer Skin Jackets Gloves, Moccasins, Hats, Wallets, Key Cases, Handbags For Men, Women Children FOR CLEANING ALTERATIONS PHONE C024573 KOVACS TAILOR HOBEL’S COAL COMPANY 6th Chestnut St. Coplay, Pa. CO-2-3231 STOKERS - OIL BURNERS — FUEL OIL SQUAHECOALOEAL LERNER’S DEPARTMENT STORE INC. 1816 Main Street Northampton, Pa. Large Enough To Serve You Small Enough To Know You “Where clothing and prices both fit your needs. LLOYD HAROLD ANTHONY HEATING and PLUMBING Oil Burners Serviced and Repaired” 19 S. Fourth Street Coplay, Pa. Mobilgas Mobiloil Mobilheat QUALITY SERVICE STATION DISTRIBUTOR WHOLESALE RETAIL Northampton, Pa. MOHAWK CARPETS ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERING GENEVA CABINETS Main Laubach Avenue Northampton, Pa. COlonial -2-2383 SACKS SALES SERVICE YOU CAN COUNT ON US BOB’S FLOWER SHOP 1214 Main St. Northampton, Pa. CO-2-3501 4 QUALITY SERVICE DEPENDABILITY KUNKEL’S CITIES SERVICE STATION 1101 Chestnut Street Coplay, Pa. CO-2-9995 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS' LANDSCAPING DREHER’S - RADIO-T.V. 934 Main Street Northampton, Pa. Phone: CO-2-3201 GUTLEBER’S FOOD MARKET ■ We Deliver Meats Vegetables Canned Goods WHITEHALL Building Supply Company DON'T , FORGET J 1 'i ' KUNKLE NEWS AGENCY Coplay, Pa. MAGAZINES — NEWSPAPERS BLOSE BROTHER’S GARAGE 9th Chestnut St. Coplay, Pa. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING MOTOR TUNE UP ELECTRIC SERVICE DEUTSCH BROTHERS POULTRY 45 N. Front Street Producers and Processors of Freshly Dressed Chickens and Turkeys Buy The Parts You Like Best” EXCAVATING - GRADING 972 Washington Ave. Northampton, Pa. GILLESPIES JEWELER 1744 Main St. Northampton, Pa. Phone: CO-2-2215 COPLAY FLORAL STUDIO Seventh Chestnut St. Coplay, Pa. Flowers Telegraphed World Wide” CO-2-9311 BUY THE BEST - FOR LESS Diamonds — Watches — Gifts China — Clocks — Luggage 1841 Main St. 542 Hamilton St. Northampton, Pa. Allentown, Pa. FIDELITY ALUMINUM CO. 258 S. Second St. Coplay, Pa. STORM WINDOWS DOORS AWNINGS We Service and Repair All Makes Arnold Tabernicg, Proprietor CO-2-5635 HE-2-0017 LAHOVSKI CLEANERS 1627 Main Street Northampton, Pa. Phone CO-2-2435 CUSTOM TAILORING -6-HOUR SERVICE SAMUEL S. SANTEE 2nd Center Sts. Coplay, Pa. CO-2-9947 ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION FIRESTONE TIRES EXIDE BATTERIES ACCESSORIES and SUCCESS RUSSEL S. MOYER 2131 Lincoln Ave. Northampton, Pa. STATE ASSEMBLYMAN FINE FURNISHINGS FROM 1852-54 Main Street Northampton, Pa. FIRM NAME NORTHAMPTON HOME FURNISHERS SCHAFFERS ELECTRIC STORE 3rd Chestnut St. Coplay, Pa. Come In and See the Hot Point Difference. A Satisfied Customer Is Our First Consideration” NORTHAMPTON SANITARY DAIRY QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Northampton, Pa. CO-24525 HAROLD BALLIET 6 S. Sixth Street Coplay, Pa. CO-2-2809 HAND POWER MOWERS SHARPENED, REPAIRED and SOLD PARKER LAWN SWEEPERS on fashions for the Miss to the Mrs. You'll appreciate the complete selection we offer for your shopping convenience. You'll enjoy the friendly attentive service whether you buy or browse. COPLAY DISCOUNT FAIR 2nd Chestnut Sts. Coplay, Pa. Phone CO-2-6741 SERVICE STATION Second Hokendauqua Sts. Coplay, Pa. GOODRICH TIRES MOTOROLA T.V. CO-9925 STANGL’S MARKET 7th Chestnut Sts. Coplay, Pa. GROCERIES — COLD MEATS — ICE CREAM The Senior Class Wishes To Thank — MR. P. SNYDER SNYDER’S PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE 31 N. 9th Street Allentown, Pa. For Contributing the Aerial Photograph Used As Cover Liners for Our Publication. 5555555555555555555555Y555Y5 DAL PEZZO’S 103 Center Street Coplay, Pa. CO-2-9982 Steak Sandwiches — Sundaes of All Kinds Dancing for Teen-Agers Wish To Express Our Thanks For Your Patronage GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’58 KEMMERER PAPER COMPANY Div. of Garrett-Buchanan Co. Distributors of Standard Products of America’s Foremost Manufacturers For Every Requirement of the Modern Schoolroom Blackboard Accessories Practice Paper Paper Towels Paste Composition Books Drinking Cups Furniture Ink Construction Paper Lead Pencils Note Books Flags Drawing Paper Waste Baskets Penholders Erasers Sweeping Compounds Toilet Paper Tablets Rulers We Also Carry In Stock A Complete Line Of Milton Bradley Company’s and Ideal School Supply Company’s Kindergarten and Primary Supplies Allentown 2030 Vultee Street Pa. LOUIS KORNFEIND 956 Main Street Northampton, Pa. Phone CO-2-2314 n m m m m [i m I Hi! m iiii m :ij| iKii! m HILLTOP LUNCHEONETTE 18-20 North Second Street Coplay, Pa. CO-2-9921 Reliable Prescription Service AARON NEWHARD DRUGGIST 1216 Main Street Northampton, Pa. CO-2-2311 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATE Now that you will embark on a new venture — And to help your ship come in, give it a push by depositing systematically in a bank savings account. THE CEMENT NATIONAL BANK 21st Main Sts. 10th Main Sts. Northampton, Pa. LEHIGH VALLEY SPORTING GOODS Sam Balliet — George Miller If It’s For Sports, Gym or Recreation — We Have It. BOYS GIRLS JACKETS GYM SUITS GYM SHOES GYM SOX SWEATERS rxr y . Good Luck Class Of ’58