Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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Donold F. Johnson When Don came to Ephrata in our junior year from Muncy High School, we instantly took a liking to him. With a great flare for basketball and for sports in general, he also has an eye on a certain cheerleader in the senior class. Here's hoping you win her, Don! Henry Krorner Henry is a Schoeneck lad. He joined us in our freshmen yearg from that time on ,Frata High has not been the same. Henry is always ready for a jokeg wheth- er it's on him, or by him, makes little dif- ference because his humor is just as great either way. Henry's future is doubtful, but we know that whatever he does he will do right. Edwin D. Keller Eddie is that Man-About-Town of our class who found time to help us make our dances great successes by being Master of Ceremonies and by helping on the committees for those dances. Thanks, Ed- die. Don't anyone ever try arguing auto- mobiles with him because he's strictly a Hudson man, Loads of luck to you, Eddie.

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Cloir Royer Hurst Clair is a very diligent student, es- pecially when it comes to commercial work. He has little to say, but usually knows the latest news. Baker,' would apply to him, and probably will when he's selling our future housewives Maier's breadg that is, if he doesn't become a C. P. A. in the meantime. J une H umme r Lincoln's loss was our gain. June's quiet unassuming manner made her one of the best liked members of our class. She has gained a host of friends at 'Frata Highg they will remember her many times in the future. Here's wishing all the luck in the world to a future interior decorator. Milton Jocoby Milt is usually among the high five in the rifle matches. He has little to say, unless called upon to recite in German or chemistry class. Big League baseball is his ambition, fMilt knows all the major league batting champions from 1900 to 19401, and we'll probably find him in it some day calling batter up, or pinch-hit- ting. Hit 'em hard, Milt, both bulls-eyes and baseballs. -U 22 E-

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Chorles A. Kreider The 4'Rhett Butler of the class of 1941, Charles is the boy who made Cupid age over night. Every time Kreider flashes those two blue beacons at a girl, Cupid has work to do. At some time or another every girl at E. H. S. has been captured in his spell, Lots of luck to Charles. Betty l. Kochel Here is a lady who's bound to be somebody's stenogf' Besides having a knack for getting along with people, she has a quiet responsible 'air about her that has gained the respect of all of us. All this plus her pleasing manner and out- standing ability in commercial subjects should certainly gain a position for Betty. Goldie E. Kupp Red hair, small in stature, quiet, that's Goldie. Whether in Ephrata or Baltimore, she is sure to make good and become a diligent and efficient office UD worker, Steadily plugging for a higher rung of the ladder, Goldie with all these! credits to her account is sure to finally reach the top, .-U 24 E..