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C7 iifafcsffs 7 Q45 Poul Boltz Paul is another of our classmates who trav- eled daily the two miles between Ephrata and the neighboring borough of Akron. He is one of those jolly good fellows, for we've never seen him without a smile. The Riile Club prof- ited by his skill as a sharp-shooter. Pick out that star, Paul, and hitch your wagon to it. That do-or-die spirit of yours won't let you fall short of your goal. Donold E. Brunner Caballero, connoisseur of the arts, slinger of the sixty-four dollar words-that is a word picture of Don. Heis an authority on any sub- ject from soup to nuts fa result of three years' clerking at Shultz'sJ and politics to religion Ca result of intensive reading.Q The Cloisteretten would not have been as successfully published had it not been for the tireless efforts of him, our editor-in-chief. Although his plans are in- definite, he is considering law as his profession. Vlfhatever it may turn out to be, Don, stick to it and you'll be able to run up the ladder to success. Richard Burkhart Burkie, one of our few blond boys, hails from Akron. Had he not come to us with his expert marksmanship, the Rifle Team would have been at a loss. Although serious-mind- ed in the eyes of some of his classmates, we feel sure that he was not among the missing when some prank was being played. Keep smiling and hitting bulls-eyes. Success to you in whatever you may attempt.
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7945 Clbiitazgfts Dorothy Jeon Boringer Smiles, dark hair, snappy wardrobe, ood- les of pep and laughs-put them all together and you'Ve got Dot. As managing editor of the Mountaineer and a member of The Cloisteretten staff, she proved her journalistic ability. She has played an active part in band, mixed chorus, and other musical programs all through her school days and has chosen music as her career. Keep singing, Dot, and you'll be telling those stars at the Met how to trill the high notes. John LoMor Beom Beamy answers the call to several names, but they all lead to the same grand guy. His intellect compensates for his small- ness of stature. Solid Geometry class would have been pretty dull without his help in fig- uring out the theories. Best of luck to yOu, LaMar, as an engineer. P Jocob Bender Bear Jackson,' is the fellow who evidently doesn't believe in the old saying, Silence is golden. You usually know several minutes before you see him that he's somewhere in the same neck of the woods as you, for there's no mistaking that hearty Ha! Ha! of his. It's just like perpetual motion for him to be jolly and you can bet he's in on any hijinks that go on. Jack has already enlisted in the Army Air Corps and with his cheerful dogged man- ner, we know he'l1 hang on and soon be uflyin' high.
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7945 CTO iifazsffs 73 Virginia F. Burkhart Ginnie and Excitement, Excitement and Ginnie -hand in hand these two characters go on their merry way. Serious one moment, happy-go-lucky the next, our blue-eyed lass has won many friends. Although keeping fash- ionwise as to ladies' apparel, and collecting the most popular records seem to be her chief stand-bys, we must remember that she has not neglected another phase of her life-her in- terest in languages. We are sure her sunny disposition and efficient manner will add to her success as a nurse. Gladys K. Burkholder We take a gray Dodge and a flashing bru- nette surrounded by a host of friends and get an inkling of Lettuce, By adding a touch of her good sportsmanship, her athletic ability and her readiness to lend a helping hand, we have an ideal girl. Without her the class would be lacking a certain something. With all these assets we know that she is bound to succeed in her well-chosen career, physical ed- ucation. Our sincere best wishes are with you, Gladys. Evyliri M. Callihan This is the lass with the sparkling eyes and perpetual smile who's really been an as- set to the class of '45. She has been an active member of the girls' club, mixed chorus and the dance committee. Most outstanding was her postion as head drum majorette, which she handled very capably. Scholastically, she can't be beat and has an enviable record behind her. With your executive ability and charming man- ner, Evylin, you're sure to step into the lime- light of the business world.
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