Hempfield High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Landisville, PA)

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Betty Jcme Edwo rds December 16, 1930 Commercial Flash C455 Epilogue 145g Hockey 13, 45, Cheerleading C3, 45. Betty made her educational debut in the Landis- ville Elementary School where she remained for eight years. Upon completion of her work there, she became Il commercial student at East Hempfield. .loom B. Forney November 20, 1930 Academic Epilogue 1453 Band Cl, 2, 3, 45, District Band C451 Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 45g Girls' Chorus Cl, 3. 453 Hockey C2, 3, 45. For eight years Joan attended the East Peters- burg Elementary School, where she was noted for her creation of horror tales. From there she came to East Hemprield where she completed her high school education. Woyne Donald Ginder February 20, 1930 General Band Cl, 2, 3, 453 Soccer 13, 455 Baseball 41, 2. 35: Basketball 41, 25. Don received his first eight years of education in the Landisville Elementary School. Upon entering East Hempiield in his Freshman year, Don divided his time almost equally between music, sports and Mount Joy, 't-'QW' 41,4

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John Donold Cope May 14, 1931 Academic Flash C3Jg Epilogue C459 Soccer C3, 433 Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 4Jg Baseball Manager C359 Hall of Fame C493 Baseball C4J. Don, the youngest member of our class, was introduced to education in the Burrowes School in Lancaster. From there he went to the East Peters- burg School where he entered the sixth grade. After graduation from East Hempfield Don plans to attend Penn State. Jessie Irene Covert July 3, 1930 Commercial Secretary-Treasurer C133 Flash C4Jg Epi- logue C4Jg Hall of Fame C4D. Jessie began her education in the Church Street Elementary School of Kingston, Pennsylvania. The second grade found her in Dallas, Pennsylvania from where she transferred to Silver Springs. There she completed her elementary work before coming to East Hempfield as a Freshman. Ruth H. Ebersole September 21, 1930 Commercial Flash C4J. Ruth, one of the few members of our class who has always come to East Hempfield by school bus, started school in the first grade of the Landisville Elementary School. There she completed eight years of study before coming to East Hempfield.

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rmubk-X 0 wp n ' was S CFA' PU' 1 a gn Elvo B. Gochenour August 20, 1929 General Elva began her school work at Sandstone where she remained for four years. From there she went to Strasburg to complete her grade school work. Elva received her high school education at Mount- ville Junior High, Lancaster Mennonite High, and East Hempfield High School, respectively. Gene J. N. Grubb August 24, 1930 General Gene entered the Wharton Elementary School at Lancaster in the first grade. From there he went to Lancaster's West Junior High School where be completed three years before coming to East Hemp- field as a sophomore. Gene plans to make the Army his career after graduation. Jean Pearl Hcnuenstein February 22, 1930 Academic Band 12, 3, 4,53 Glee Club C1, 2, 3, 45, Girls' Chorus Q1, 2, 3, 453 Hockey C 3, 43. Just as so many of her classmates have done, Jean started first grade in the Landisville Elementary School, where she continued her education until she was ready to enter East Hempfield in the fall of 1944. Jean plans to specialize in commercial art fol- lowing graduation.