Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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G Vp f '19 Patricia Ruth Gehr Bergstrasse contributed this worthy addition to our class in our freshman year. Many a town and city remembers that blonde majorette from Ephrata who handled the baton so well in the parades. She is noted for her musical ability, personality plus, and serene blue eyes. Her various honors have been secured by hard work, and we wish her success in all her under- takings. Jacob Gerhart Although Jacob isn't often heard, he is certainly well-liked by all who know him. J acob's interests out- side of school, run mostly in the sports line. However, in school he is one of those high-ranking students in the class of '47. For that reason, Jacob is seen studying rather than spending his time in all the extra-cur- ricular activities. With his ability to get ahead, it's unnecessary to state that he'll succeed. Pauline D. Good Here is a girl who is bound to be somebody's sec- retary. Polly has been with us since ninth grade when she came from Bergstrasse school. Her jolly, sincere manner has won for her a host of friends. From our knowledge of her, we know she will not be dis- couraged easily, and will work until her goal is attained.

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U Q . .Q 0' 1 f 5 . I 1: l. Betty L. Fritz Betty was one of us since our first year in school. When a crowd of girls is heard laughing vigorously, you may be sure Betty has just told one of her latest jokes. She is always ready to help a friend when in trouble. She will, without a doubt, attain success in her chosen field of secretarial work. Idcl Ann Fry Although shy when she first came to us from Bergstrasse, Ida Ann has blossomed into one of the most talkative girls of the senior class. Her 'lcrushesu and after school affairs have been as notorious as those of Lana Turner. Ida Ann is a girl of many talentsg sketching, music and journalism to name a few. Look out Cornell, here comes Ida Ann with what it tal-:es to put Ephrata on the map. Mortho Louise Gorrett Marty, one of the few courageous souls who braved the Latin course for four years, has been with us since the beginning of our school life. This attrac- tive brunette represented our class in the Band and Mixed Chorus and also did a fine job as a member of the HCLOISTERETTEH staff. Martha possesses a fine sense' of humor, personality and school spirit that has made her a great asset to our class. We feel very con- fident that l'Marty will find success in whatever pro- fession she may choose.

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fiff' Virginia H. Gooding Although Ginniel' just joined our ranks this year, on the Hrst day she became one of us. Her quiet, un- assuming manner, beautiful clothes and detailed an- swers in chemistry class made her a striking person. As a member of the Constitution and By-Laws Com- mittee for the Dramatic Club, she has certainly added her bit to the foundations of that group. We all know that Ginnie will succeed in her chovs-en profession, and the class of '47 wishes her all the luck in the world. Betty .lone Griffith Friendliness and dependability are two nouns which portray our Betty. Although rather quiet on the surface, she is really a friend, and is always ready to help others. As a commercial student, Betty has always been very industrious, keeping her scholastic stand- ings high. We, the Senior Class, wish you, Betty, as much success in life as you had in school. Robert Lee Hocker Bob, a jolly good fellow, is the spark of the class, noted for his corny ad-libs and spontaneous wise cracks. He is destined to be one of these gay tars with a sweetheart in every port, for his personality at- tracts females by the score. His interest in everything, accompanied by his more than average good nature will see him through life with gratifying results.