Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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mer 21 it S svsWv William D. Groff Lin came from Ephrata R. D. in ninth grade. He is known among us for his quietness and willing- ness to cooperate. Having finished his fourth year at Ephrata High, he is another one of those out-of- towners who has faithfully gone back and forth from his home to the school on the school bus special, Best of luck to an enterprising fellow from the Class of '48. Eorle H. Grover marie has been one of the pure products oi the hzpnrata School system. lt one were hunting tor the ideal product or this extensive organization, Earle would undoubtably be unanimously elected to the post. Always willing to give valuable aid where studies are concerned, besides showing an unusual talent at the piano and in dramatics, this youth has proved to be a valuable, asset to our class. Hav- ing made up his mind, two long years ago, Earle is determined to break into the classical music world. 1 Grubie, Dosh, Sonny, Dubs, -all these names refer to one of the most sincere fellows who appeared at E. H. S. in September for a grinding senior year. Not that Dosh was new here, for he has been frequenting the halls of Ephrata High ever since seventh grade. This son of the great outdoors, lover of mankind, and all around good fellow has always amazed us with his slow humor and amazing philosophies. We know that he will surely reach the top in any profession he chooses to follow.

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V Z ?7 2 Gordon Eugene Gockley This pleasant, sunny-dispositioned chap has helped many an English class out of a tight spot with his knowledge of the current best-sellers, Broadway productions, etc., when Die Lehrerin wanted an immediate, but correct answer. In addition to serv- ing as literary editor on the Mountaineer:' staff, Gordon fit well into his position as a feature writer on the CLOISTERETTE staff. His many abilities will serve him well. Corroll R. Good Often we in Carroll's home room have been amused by this fun-loving fellow's antics. But Peep has his moments of seriousness such as when he plays his hot trumpet with the high school band. He's a familiar Figure in the first line of trumpets of the band. Whether he chooses to be a comedian or a musician, the Class of '48 knows he will make the grade. ' Joyce E. Groves This petite miss Cwith her lovely wardrobel is the envy of our class. Her Winsome smile has made more than one masculine heart do flip-flops. She has contributed much to our band with her alto sax. Joyce plans to enter the field of nursing when she has graduated from E. H. S.

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QQ an - 1-- - im... I James R. Hackman 'Whoosh -there he goes again on his Indian Who? Why, Jim Hackman, of course. Jim has always been seen throughout the year spinning around the school on that beloved motorcycle. This fellow from Lincoln is well ' liked and is considered a good guy by both the fellows and the girls. Jim came all the way fronf Lincoln to help supply us with a top-notch class. Seemingly shy and of quiet manner one can sometimes Hnd a trace of mischief and ex citement in his behavior. We all know that Jim will succeed in any venture he tackles. Wilmer E. Hall Hall is definitely an Akronian in the highest degree. Some teachers say that you can spot one a mile away.', Milker arrived in E. H, S. in the '43 invasion and has been a vital cog for notch! in the wheels of industry of the Eph.rata Brain Factoryl' ever since. He spends much of his spare time in classes, but his main occupation is helping to keep order on the Akron bus. Diana J. l-laller Dody, as we all know her, has been with us for all of our twelve years. Whether it be basketball baseball, swimmingg or any other kind of athletics she will be there either taking an active part or cheering enthusiastically from the side lines She has been a faithful member of our Band, 3 member of Dramatics, Club, and has often entertained us with her tap dancing. Always ready for lots of fun and au good time, Dody will certainly make a peppy gym teacher.,