Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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9 9 O V4 1 Q1 gi . - - 1 Fronk Roymond Hous, Jr. Perhaps the question most commonly heard from seniors is, Are my pictures finished yet, Frank? Yes, that's Frank, our oiiicial photographer for the HCLOIS- TERETTEH and Mountaineer. Not only is Frank a whiz as a photographer, but he is also known as one of the brain boys of '47, especially in chemistry. Frank, as his classmates know, is not one to wait for his op- portunities, he goes to meet them. Keep at it, Frank! Betty Jone Henly Mary Jane is one of our more studious girls. She has shown her great scholastic ability in all her sub- jects and we have found her to be a whiz in all her commercial studies. She is a member of the Mixed Chorus and has a secret desire to become an accom- plished pianist. However, immediately after gradua- tion she is planning to become a stenographer. Through her pleasing personality, she will surely find her way to success in both fields. Robert Leroy Henly Henly is that happy-go-lucky, carefree, college- bound young man who hails from Clay. He has a high scholastic standing and is almost never seen without a library book. Bob is quite a comedian and is always surrounded by a 'large host of friends. With his never ending smile and excellent ability we know that he will reach his goal in life very easily.

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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.

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Y Ill' ,.,,... 'ittwiw' fn, it fmt, Clarence H. Hess Someone asks, Who is that quiet fellow over there? Quiet? That's Clarence. Just wait until he gets started. Truer words were never spoken of our class wit. Clarence can keep an audience rolling in the aislesv if he desires or be as quiet and studious as a little mouse. His humor and jokes have kept many classes alive. This Akronite was a valuable addition tor our class, and we certainly couldn't have done without him. Good luck, Clarence, in whatever you may attempt. E. Violet Hockmon When First meeting Violet, one gets the impression of a quiet girl. Contrary to all facts, she has proven herself quite capable of holding her end of a conver- sation any day. Not only is Violet noted for her friendly manner, but also for her neatness. She can always be seen with a host of friends. Violet served E. H. S. as a flag swinger in the Band, a member of the Mixed Chorus, as well as doing a good job on the UCLOISTERETTEU staff. F. Lucile Hoffman Louie's pet ambition is to study home economics, at which she will surely succeed. with her friendly way and pleasing personality. Har lovely blonde hair could cause her to be known as The Blonde of the Class of '47. Huh? is her favorite expression, and keeping an up to date record collection is her favorite hobby. To a very nice blonde, the class of '47 wishes lots of luck and success in the future.