Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 42 of the 1936 volume:

53624 1 Jenvw Lf Gloisterette 7 1936 Cloisterette Back row, from left to right: LUCY REAM, GEORGE KIICK, DOROTHY GUDIKUNST, RICHARD BISHOP, MARION Sw HALL, JOSEPHINE MIL EIGART AND JOHN COOPER. Front row: HARRY LER, ALVIN XVENGER AND BETTY EABY. Organization of Stagf Editor - HARRY HALL Managing Editors Assistant Editors JOSEPHINE MILLER GEORGE KIICK FMARION SWEIOART JOHN COOPER Typists Business Edna, - ALVIN WENGER DOROTHY GUDIKUNST BETTY EABY Assistant Business Editor - LUCY REAM Treasurer - RICHARD BISHOP Glas 1934-35 President - RICHARD BISHOP Vice President - EVELYN ZUCK Secretary - MARTHA GERHART Treasurer - VVILLIAM ADAMS CLASS MOTTO - 0 FIQOVVER - Iris s Organization 1935-36 President - ALVIN WENGER Vice President - DOROTHY GUDIKUNST Secretary - EVELYN ZUCK Treasurer - RICHARD BISHOP Historian - MARION SWEIGART ut of School Life into Lije's School COLORS - Blue and Gold Boafrd of Education 1 . y , President - C. P. XVENGER x ' 1 Vice President - J. HARRY HIBSHMAN Secretary - GEORGE L. N IES Treasurer - DR. JOHN M. BAUM WILLIAM D- BRYSON Cloisterette - - 5 C. H. HARTZLER ....,.,, JOHN H. MOYER .,,.... SUSAN G. BARD ......... PAUL J. EVANCOE ........ ROBERTQS. METZLER ....... HARRY R. BOMBERGER ....... ESTHER WEETER, ...,,,,,.,.. . RAYMOND H. BRUBAKER. RALPH A. LESHER ....,...... ALLEN H. HAMMON .......... WILLIAM L. DERR ..,.,........... LESTER J. FLEISCHMANN ......... ETHEL M. WILLIAMS ...... SADIE K. MOHLER ...... 1 MILDRED M. SHOPE ........ DOROTHY L. RYDER ....... MILDRED I. CRESSIMAN ...... LOIS A. HOUCR ........... Faculty ........Super'vising Principal History ,English English .English and Geography ........Latin and German ........History and French ........Science ........History and Science .Mathematics .Mathematics .Mathematics and Shop .Home Economics ........Commercial Subjects .Commercial Subjects .Art ........Music ........Physical Education I. X , Cloisteagte WILLIAM W. ADAMS Glee Club '34, '35, Hi-Y Club '34, '35, Class Treasurer '35. OSCAR M. ADAMS Hi-Y '33, '34, '35, '36, Glee Club '35, '36g Operetta '36, Volleyball '35, Intramural Basketball '35, '36, Etiquette Club '36. xf CHESTER E. ALTHOUSE Intramural Basketball '33, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Hi-Y '33, '34, '35, '36, Tennis '36, Cloisterette J. RICHARD BISHOP Intramural Basketball '34, '35, '36, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Tennis '33, '35, '36, Hi-Y '34, - '35, Hi-Y Secretary '36, Mountaineer Staff '36, Year Book Staff '36, Class Pres- ident '35g Class Treasurer '36, Etiquette Club '36. M. ELIZABETH BOWER, Etiquette Club '36. JACOB S. BOLLINGER Intramural Basketball '34, '35, '36, Volleyball '35, '36, Etiquette Club '36. X . C loistevettg JOHN LEE CooPER Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36g Intramural Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36g Football '35, '36g Mount- aineer Staff '34, '3-5, '36g Mountaineer Editor '36g Glee Club '36g Band '35, '36g Orchestra '35g Operetta '36g Year Book Staff '36g Eti- quette Club '36. JANE E. BRUBAKER Etiquette Club '36g Basketball '36g Volleyball '36. BERTHA M. DIEM Etiquette Club '36g Art Club '36g Knitting Club iss. Cloisterette DAVID RUSSELL EABY Hi-Y '33, '34, '35, '36, Hi-Y and Tri Hi-Y Council Secretary '36, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Football '34, '35, '36, Track '35, '36, Basketball '35, '36, Glee Club '34, '35, Operetta '35, Eti- quette Club '36, Intra- mural Basketball '33, '34. CLAYTON s. FRYBERGER fi Etiquette Club '36. ELIZABETH F. EABY Volleyball '33, '34, '36, Basketball '33, '34 '35, '36, Glee Club '33, '34, '35, '36, Mountaineer Staff '36, Operetta '33, '34, '35, 36, Class Sec- retary '34, Etiquette Club '36, Year Book Staff '36. 4 Cloisterettq MARTHA K. GERHART Volleyball '33, '34, '35, Basketball '33, '34, '35, , '36, Glee Club '33, '34, '35, '36, Operetta i '33, '34, '35, Mountaineer Staff '36, Etiquette Club '36, Class Secretary '35, Track '35, Tennis '33, '34, '35, '36, Cheer Leader '34. EUGENE MERVIN FULMER Glee Club' '33, '34, '35, '36, Intramural Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Operetta. 333, '34, '35, '36, Hi-Y '35, '36, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Cheer Leader '36, Eti- quette Club '36, CLEMENT LUKE GOCKLEY Basketball '33, '34, Football '34, Volleyball '33, '34, Eti- quette Club '36, Cloisterette DAVID W. GOCKLEY Football '35, '36, Intramural Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, Etiquette Club '36g Hi-Y '35, '36, Glee Club '33, Track '35, '36. MARIAN AUGUSTA GROFF Volleyball '33, '34, '35, Basketball '33, '34 '35, '36, Glee Club '34, Etiquette Club '36, Art Club '33, Operetta '33, '34, Orchestra '33, '34, LESTER A. GREINER Intramural Basketball '36, Etiquette Club '36. Cloisterette ROBERT B. GUDIKUNST Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Intramural Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Football Manager '36, Mountaineer Staff '35, '36, Glee Club '33, '34, '35, '36, Band '35, Orches- tra '33, '34, '35, Operetta '34, '35, '36, Hi-Y '34, '35, '36, Tennis '33, '34, '35, Eti- quette Club '36, DOROTHY IRENE GUDIKUNST Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Basketball '34, '36, Tennis 333, '34, '35, '36, Glee Club '33, '34, '35, '36, Operetta '33, '34, '35, '36-g Moun- taineer Staff '34, '35, '36, Class Vice President '33, '34, '36, Art Club '33, '34, '35, '36, Etiquette Club '36, Knitting Club '35, Year Book Staff '36, MARIAN G. HACKER Etiquette Club '36, Basketball '36, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, Year Book Staff '36, l..1 Cloisterette EARL W. HAGY Band '36, Hi-Y '35, '36, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Intramural Basket- ball '33, '34, '35, '36. HARRY V. HALL Orchestra '33, '34, '35, Band '36, Hi-Y '33, '34 '35, '36, Class President '33, Year Book Edi- tor '36, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Intra- mural Basketball '33, '34, '35, Operetta '34, Etiquette Club '36, Moun- taineer Staff '36. ALBERT RICHARD HERNLEY . Glee Club '34, '35, Hi-Y '35, '36, Etiquette Club '36. Cloistevette CLARENCE E. HUFFORD '36, Etiquette Club '36. GILBERT C. IBACH Football '35, Basketball Manager '36, In- tramural Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Hi-Y '33, '34, '35, '36, Glee Club '33, Etiquette Club '36. GEORGE H. KIICK Operetta '34, Year Book Staff '36, Glee Club '33, '34, '35, Track '34, '35, '36, Etiquette Club '36. Football '36, Intramural Basketball Football '33, '34, '35, '36, Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Hi-Y '33, 6 134, '35, '36, Class President '34, H1-Y President '36, Hi-Y Secretary '34, Cloisterette CHARLES EUGENE KILHEFNER Cheer Leader '35, '36g Volleyball '34, '35, '36g Intramural Basketball '33, '34, '35, 'sag Hi-Y '34, rss, '36' Etiquette Club '3 6. MARCELLA E. LOOSE Etiquette Club '36. I ROBERT F. LEIBOLD Glce Club '36g Operetta '36g Etiquette Club '36. Cloistevette l 1 JOSEPHINE BEATRICE MILLER Knitting Club '35, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Glee Club '33, '34, '35, '36, Operetta '33, '34, '35, '36, Mountaineer Staff '33, '34, '35, Etiquette Club '36, Tennis '33, '34, '35, '36, Art Club '33 '34, '35, '36, Year Book Staff '36. EARL LOWELL MARTIN Operetta '33, '34, '35, '36, Glee Club '33, '34, '35, '36, Hi-Y '33, '34, '35, '36, Etiquette Club '36, Volleyball '35, '36, Intramural Bas- ketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Cheer Lead- er '36. '36, E. PAULINE MILLER Volleyball '33, '34, '35, Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Track '35, Band '36, Orchestra '33, '34, 35, Glee Club '33, '35, '36, Op- eretta '35, '36, Etiquette Club '36, Knitting Club '35, Year Book Staff '36. Cloisterette RICHARD G. MILLER Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Hi-Y '35, '36, Etiquette Club '36, ARLENE E. MOHLER J. RANDOLPH MINK Hi-Y '34, '35, '36, Etiquette Club Band '36, Orchestra '33, '34, Intramural Basketball '35, '36, Track '35. Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Etiquette Club '36, Knitting Club '35. Cloisterette DOROTHY CHARLOTTE PARMER Volleyball '36, Basketball '36, Operetta '36, Glee '36, Etiquette Club '36. ALFRED MULL Football '33, '34,' '35, Basketball '34, '35, Intramural Basketball '33, Track '33, '34, '35, '36, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Hi-Y '34, '35, '36, Cheer Leader '36,- Etiquette Club '36. Club 'LUCY MILDRED REAM Knitting Club '35, Basketball '33, '35, '36, Volley- ball '33, '34, '35, '36, Tennis '33, '34, '35, '36, Glee Club '33, '34, '35, '36, Op- eretta '33, '34, '35, '36, Eti- quette Club '36, Year Book Staff '36, Cheer Leader '34. Cloisterette X 1 VIOLA ELIZABETH RENNINGER Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36g Basketball '33, '34 '35, '36g Etiquette Club 436. AB RAM BOOK SI-IEAEFER , '35, '36g Art Club '33, '34, WILLIAM A. SCHANKEL Hi-Y '35, '36g Intramural Basketball '36. Intramural Basketball '36g Band '36g Etiquette Club '3 6. BX . ic . Cloisterette EDGAR PERSHING SHROM Glee Club '33, '35, '36, Operetta '35, Hi-Y '35, '36, Intramural Basketball '33, '35, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Etiquette Club '36. rd! ELMER SHIFFER, JR. Orchestra '33, '34, '35, Band '36, Bask- etball '35, '36, Hi-Y '34, '35, '36, Intramural Basketball '33, '34, Etiquette Club '36, DOROTHY E. SNADER Etiquette Club '36. Cloisterette ' EDWIN B. SPOTTS Hi-Y '34, '35, '36, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, Intramural Basketball '36, Tennis '35, '36, Etiquette Club '36. LOIS MANETTA TREGO Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Glee Club '33, '34, '35, '36, Operetta '33, '34, '36, Tennis '33, Mountaineer Staff '33, '34, '35, '36, Cheer Leader '36. MARION DORCAS SWEIGART Volleyball '33, '34, Mountaineer Staff '34, '35, '36, Mountaineer Assist- ant Editor '36, Year Book Staff '36, Etiquette, Club '36. Cloistergtte ALVIN P. WENGER, JR. Volleyball '33, '34, '35, '36, Football '33, '34, '35, '36, Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Tennis '33, '34, '35, '36, Hi-Y '33, '34, '35, '36, Glee Club '33, '34, '35, '36, Hi-Y Treasurer '35, Hi-Y President '36, Class Secre- tary '33, Class President '36, chestra '33, '34, Operetta '34, '35, '36, Year Book Staff '36, Mountaineer Staff '35, '36, Etiquette Club '36. ANDREW M. WEIT Operetta '34, '35, Glee Club '33, '34, '35, Orchestra '33, '34, Band '36, Etiquette Club '36. Or- M. CHRISTINE WITWER Knitting Club '35, Volleyball '33, '34, '35, Glee Club '36, Art Club '33, '34, '35, Operetta '36. Cloisterette EVELYN H. ZUCK 3 Glee Club '36g Art Club 335g Operetta Q ar- r' 136g Mountaineer Staff '36g Class 'gnu Vice President '35g Class Secretary '36g Eti- quette Club ,36. JANE WEINHOLD ZUCK Etiquette Club ,36. ARLENE WEINHOLD ZUCK Etiquette Club 136. 'N l Cloisterettc Senior Class Horror Scope Name Desires to Become Will Most Likely Become OSCAR ADAMS ----v-'----- An Engineer ----------,-.---------- ---A4- A Milkman .-..,-----.---------,--,---------- WILLIAM ADAMS ------ A Minister .......... ------ A History Teacher .---- CHESTER ALTHOUSE An Undertaker ----- ---,-- A Chemist .--.-,------,-,--- RICHARD BISHOP ---------- A Minister ....-...----- -----. A Latin Teacher ....-- JACOB BOLLINGER ...... BETTY BOWER ........-------- JANE BRUBAKER ....,..... JOHN COOPER ...,----- ---- BERTHA DIEM ...... ......- BETTY EABY ..................... DAVID EABY ................. CLAYTON FRYBERGER EUGENE FULMER ,---- MARTHA GERHART ----- CLEIVIENT GOCKLEY ---- DAVID GOCKLEY ---------- LESTER GREINER ---- MARIAN GROFF .......--,---- DOROTHY GUDIKUNST ROBERT GUDIKUNST MARIAN HACKER ---------- An Agriculturist ....... ---v.. A Stenographer -----.- ..-.-- A Nurse ............-- ----,- An Aviator ....-... .----- A Stenographer A Stylist .-,-,--,-.--....A..--......---- ------ A Politician ................................ A Civil Service Employee ----w,---- A Model Husband .--. Married -....-.-----.-- l ----- A Farmer's Wife ----.- A Plumber --4----------- A Married -.---.--,.,------ A Model ---1------------------------- A Telephone Lineman ........ A Gas Station Attendant -.-.-- EARL HAGY ................ HARRY HALL ------'------- RICHARD HERNLEY CLARENCE HUFFORD GILBERT IBACH -------- GEORGE KIICK ---------- CHARLES KILHEFNER ROBERT LEIBOLD ---A-- MARCELLA LOOSE ---- -LOWELL MARTIN -,---- JOSEPHINE MILLER PAULINE MILLER ---- RICHARD MILLER ........ ARLENE MOHLER ........... RANDOLPH MINK ...,........ ALFRED MULL ..............-. CHARLOTTE PARMER LUCY REAM .,.................. VIOLA RENNINGER ,... A. WILLIAM SCHANKEL ABRAM SHEAFFER -- ELMER SHIFFER PERSHING SHROM- ...... DOROTHY SNADER -- EDWIN SPOTTS ,--------- MARIAN SWEIGART ...A LOIS TREGO ....... ' ...-...-.... ALVIN WENGER -.-.----...... CHRISTINE WITWER ..... ANDREW WEIT ................ ARLENE ZUCK ....... ....-.,. EVELYN ZUCK JANE ZUCK ......... . An Agricultural Engineer ---------- A Farmer .---......,........--------- An Opera Star ..-...-.........-----..----- A Band Leader ................. An Orchestra Leader' ...-,,- --,--, B usy ....................................- A Forester ....-.-.-,.-.........- --.-.. A nything' ......,....,.... 1 ............. A Civil Engineer -.-..... --.-.- A Side Show Performer ....-- A Hairdresser ----.. Dock's Wife .................... . A Nurse -------------- ----,- A Model Housewife ...---- President -----e----------, ------ A Speed Driver --,------ A Stenographer -----' The Belle of Lincoln A Forest Ranger ..,.. ..,... ,A Butcher ..................... A Music Teacher .......,... ....,. A A Banker ................. An Accountant -....---...---,.--- -....4 A Feed Salesman ...... An Electrical Engineer ............ Some Gir1's Hero .................... An Aviator -...-.------.,--....-....---...... A Bookkeeper ---.,,---...--------------- A Physical Education Instructor.. A Professional Football Star An Aviator -------------,-.----------,------- An Acrobat ..-.-,,,-,-,--.-....------------. An Opera Star ...... ..,... A Typist ...............,...........,....i. A Stenographer ------ A Housewife All ACt0I' --,-,------. ...... A Grocer ....Y.Y............. A J0uI'I1aliSt --------- -w,,-. A Designer ....,..,........... A Stenographer ------ ..---- A Basketball Player ....... An Opera Star A Stenographer ...... ...... A Cornet Soloist ........... ...... An Athletic Director ...... ...... A School Teacher ........... ...... A Technician ...........,........... ...... A Newspaper Reporter ...,....,... An Engineer .......,............. ..... A Business Man ...... ...... An Engineer ........,.. ...... President ---,, ...... A Nurse .......,... ...... A Machinist ...... ...... A Nurse .,............ ...... A Stenographer A Business Man ........ ...... A Nurse ........................... ...... An Orchestra Leader' ....... ..... . A Stenographer ............. .,.... A Nurse ...............,........ ,..... A Stenographer A Piccolo Player ,,,,..... A Housewife ..---,--...... A Poultryman -----............---.---.- Married ..---...--,........w....-...-....-..---- A Pitcher for the Athletics -,-- A Comedian ...-----...-..........---.-.... A Champion Ice Skater .-...... A Hobo ....,,.................... A Grocer ...-... A Knltter ........ A Councilman ..........., An Akron Socialite ...... A Shiek .......,.,......... A Doctor -...... A Secretary ...- A Husband .........................,......v. A Second Florence Nightingale A . Second Rubmoff .......,.,........., A Saleslady .................... A Second Pearl Buck ..... A Lady of Leisure ...... Cloisterette 25 Senior Class Horror Scope Personal Characteristic Favorite Expression Usually Seen 1 Freshness ..............-.---------- Who Said So? .--------------- .---- E verywhere 2 Desire for Solitude ...., ---- ' 'Huh? ........----,----- ----- S tudying 3 Red Face ................ Oh Heckli' ....... ---- C arrying Newspapers 4 Love of Study ------ Looke' here! ---- ---- E xplaining Problems 5 Quietness ....--.-,.... Naw, are you? ..-, ---- I n a Good Humor 6 Sweetness ..... Oh! ...............i...... ---- N ear Home 7 Primness .... Quit it .......-.....v.v.. ---- O n the Tennis Courts 8. Loud Talk .-.-- 'tThe book says so ---- Arguing 9 Dreaminess ...... Weill ...........,...-..--.. ---- E ntering History Class Late 10. Smile .......-.......... He's so cute ---- Dancing 11 Bragging ............. Oh Boy! ...... ---' A t Lancaster 12. Unconsciousness ..,. Shucks! .---- ---- A t the American Gas Station 13 Wise Cracks .....---....-,----.- Lay downli' .. ---- Teasing the girls 14. Knowledge of Bookkeeping It's swell .... In her Studebaker 15. Singing ....-.--..-....... l .--- 3 ---.---..- ' 'Go on! -.........-..----- ---- A cting dumb 16. Good Humor ....... Jimmy Christmas ---- At Garver's 17. Stoutness .............,.,....... .... ' 'We1l, why not ? .. -... Doing Trig 18. Good Taste in Dress What? ................. ---- C hewing Gum 19. Blond Hair ------------------ Yes, well! ..... ---- T alking to Alvin 20. Fast Driving ............-.. .... ' 'I don't know .................. .-.. S leeping 21. Bookkeeping Ability .......... Maybe ...........................-..--- ---- A t Lincoln Spelling Bees 22. Quick Temper .............-...... Where'd you get that? .------- On the Rifle Range 23. Drowsiness .......................... What do y' mean? ......... .... S leeping 24. Arguing with Teachers --.- t'Cut it out, you guys! .---- ---. D oing Math 25. Wavy Hair ...................... Have you a pencil? ..... ---- I n his Chrysler 26. Laziness .........-...................... Gee! .............................. ...- A t the Delecto 27. Large Stature .... Cut it out! -- .--- Uptown 28. Small Stature .... What's Up? - ---- At Weit's Newstand 29. Bicycle Riding ....-.- Gee Whiz! ..-- .--. O n his Bicycle 30. Friendliness .......................... Ulf you do .... .... A lone 31. Clowning -----.--...................... By ci-ackey .................. .... D riving the Grocery Truck 32. Ability to Get Good Marks No Hippy ......................... .... C arrying Books 33. Good-Natured Ways --.------- How'd you guess it? ---.. .... T alking to Richard 34. Singing Ability ....--..... -... ' 'Good gosh! ................ ---. P laying a Tin Fife 35. Quietness .................... .... ' 'That'S easy ............... .... P arading Main St. 35- D0l1ing-up ---- Good night! .----- .... O n Franklin St. 37. Laziness ................ Cut that stuff! .......... .... O n North State St. 38. Tomboyishness Tlqatg's a foul .................. .... W ith Bruce 39. Talking -----.-------..--. How should I know? --..------.- Talking 40. Fussing ....................- Don't talk so 'dumb ' .......----. Studying Literature 41. Absentmindedness --..---------. What do we have in German ? F00ling in English Class 42. Consistency in Attendance You're telling' me '? ...-.--.----.--- Cfipying his HiSt01'y 43 Slfryness ................................ G0Sh! ......................... .... L aughing in Study Hall 44 Awkward Ways -.-. Not finished yet ----- ---- L Oafing 45 Giggling ............... QAch ..,...,,.............. .... W atching Oscar 46 Well-dressed ..-- My! ................... -.-.-.. ---- I n Study Hall 47 Earnestness --.... Jimmy Pats! .......-...-....- ---- S tudying 48 Slimness .................. 'tMay'I use your pen ? ....-.-.---- At the Roxy 49 Reckless Driving ...... .... ' 'Oh Yeah! ...., . A.... ...----..---------------- 0 Il Main Street 50. Refinement .---..---.-.-- Honest to John .--- .------- 4 --..- 2 - With Evelyn 51 Big Ideas ........... f'You d0n't say? . .............. Wrestling with his car 52 Quietness ............. Oh, My! ............ .... W alking H0n1e 53 Chewing Gum ...... Hector ...... ---- W orrying about Whip 54 Shyness ............ is Noysr mb l '.-- With her Twin Sister Cloisterette History of the Class of 1936 C-L66 IT WAS with great excitement that we, the class of 1936, entered' the Ephrata ,High School on a September morning in 1932. We had the sense of being all- important, but the seniors soon made us feel our extreme youth. In our non-resident classmates we found friends worth having and keeping. We were proud to be repre- sented on the Boys' Varsity Football and Basketball teams by George Kiick. During this year Lucy Ream and Martha Gerhart won the championship in the Girls' Tennis Tournament. As Sophomores, we found school life the same except that lessons were harder and better behavior was expected of us. Our classmates were intently inter- ested in athletics-both football and basketball, Hi-Y, the Mountaineer, and the orchestra. The Sophomore girls won the Girls' Volleyball Tournament. With our able president, Richard Bishop, we chose our caps, emblems, and pennants near the middle of our Junior year. Although the third year assignments were more difficult, we found time for extra-curricula activities and other pleasures. At last the gay event, long anticipated, arrived-,the junior Prom. The girls gladly suffered from their trampled toes, and the boys, also, had the time of their lives, dancing in the gymnasium-delightfully remade into the semblance of a festive celebration hall. And too, there were those never-to-be-forgotten roller skating parties occasionally during the year, which left us ired and bruised but happy. In the annual operetta, 'fOh, Doctor!',, many of our number played important roles. September, 1935, found us Seniors, and ready for the busiest' and most important year of our high school careers. Some of our classmates were members of a championship football team and an excellent basketball team-both captained by George Kiick. This year also saw the organization of two new extra-curricula activities-the Etiquette Club, sponsored by Miss Mohler, and the Rifle Club, directed by Mr. Brubaker, in which many of us took active and stimulating parts. Alvin Wenger, Dorothy Gudikunst, Robert Gudikunst and Lois Trego served as principal characters in the operetta, t'Love Pirates of Hawaii. We were made happy and were grateful at the assurance that we, as alumni, will be able to attend future operettas in the new high scliool auditorium. After selecting announcements, having our pictures taken and publishing the HCloisterette, we prepared for Class Day and Commencement. So it was that we came to the end of four eventful and very joyous years, sad at leaving dear Ephrata High to go from 'tSchool life into Life's school. Clozsterette 27 Madaline Baker Mary Balmer Kathryn Brubaker Hazel Buckwalter Joan Cox Miriam Dubbs Winifred Eitneier June Fair Miriam Frymyer Marcella Geyer Elizabeth Groil' Sara Catherine Hess Erel Keller Elaine Kurtz Arlene Leaman Grace Lerch Alberta Martin June Myers Elefuefnth Grade Myrtle Rettew June Rice Thelma Shimp Olive Ruth- Stohler Esther VonNieda Leone Way Anna Mae Weinhold Arlene Wertsch Wenonah Wilhelm Mark Enck Stanley Evans VVinfield Gehman Nevin Haller Donald Harlinger Milo Herr Donald Hirneisen William Kiick Chester Lewis John Mellinger Elwood Miller Gehman Miller Warren Miller Harold Mohler Kenneth Mohler Warren Petticofer Robert Reber Robert Royer John Schlosser Chester Schreck Walter Trask Fred Weaver Jack Weidman Leon Weit Arthur WVhite Richard lViSe Cloistefrette Loneta Andes Mary Arters Beatrice Brossman Martha Brossman Lorraine Buch Mary Buch Irene Buffenmyer Lucille Doster June Forrest Arlene Good Lola Eckhart Margaret Edwards Althea Enck Mae Englert Harriet Esslinger June Forrest Ethel Furlow Callie Mae Gerhart Vera Gerhart Hazel Grof Olive Hauenstein Romaine Hernley Oliver Herzer Gladys Keiper Nelda Keller Ruth Kline Arlene Kopp Fern Leisey Tenth Grade Verna McQuate Blanche Mentzer Theda Mentzer Virginia Miley Naomi Moore Winifred Morrow Hilda Mull' Betty Mumma Ethel Myers Florinne Olson Erika Reissman Laura Renninger Fern Rhodes Gertrude Stauffer Esther Wanner Gladys Wentzel Edith Whitmyer Elenore Winter Annabel Witwer Iona Witwer Jane Zudrell George Althouse Richard Ammon John Badorf Robert Bare Richard Bingaman George Cooper Martin Dellinger Earl Demmy Paul Donecker Quintin Eisemann Carrol Fassnacht John Gerhart John Goshert VVi1liam Groi Edwin Hacker Bruce Hassler Earl Hufford Edwin Kraft Eugene Kreider Harry Landis Robert Landis Karl Reddig Harold Reich John Root Carson Scheaffer Elwood Shiifer Robert Shrom Edwin SteHy Harry Steffy Leroy Trupe Leon Weaver Carl Weidman George Wissler Cloisterette - -29 Grace Balthaser Mildred Bingeman Dorothy Brubaker Evelyn Bucher V Alverta Burkholder Anna Burkholder Josephine Burkholder Mary Jane Cooper ' Helen Deater 'Y Erla Demmy Minerva DonMoyer Fay Drybread Alma Enck Erla Enck Ruth Enck Mae Fellenbauln Evelyn Friend Kathryn Good Urvilla Greenly Audrey Hackman Vera Haines Annetta Hainly Mary Jane Haldeman Elizabeth Hauenstein Dorothy Hineline Floy Hummer Elva'Kindt Pearl Koch June Kurtz Mary Landis Ninth Grade Betty Jane Lentz Betty Mink Mary Mohler Mildred Mohler Josephine Mondo Grace Mull Clarice Musser Fae Musser Evelyn Myers Esther Nies Elizabeth Root Elinor Schankel Mabel Schreiber June Schultz Dorothy Smith Mary Sprecher Myrtle Steffy Jane Stirk Esther Weinhold Josephine Witwer Harold Baker Clifford Balmer Russell Balmer Paul Bartsch Percy Beck Carl Bishop Isaac Burkhart John Burkhart William Burkholder Newton Butler Richard Enck John Fassnacht Robert Fassnacht George Foreman Roy Garber Richard Goshert John Gudikunst William Hall VVillard Hibshman Earl Hurst Carl Ibach Robert Kinch Kenneth Leisey Samuel Leisey Lester Lutz Paul Martzall William Miller Paul Moore Richard Ream Harold Royer Robert Schlott Earl Schoenbergcr Lamar Shinip Vincent Showers Donald Stief Russell Sweigart Harvey Turner Robert Weinhold Lemon Wiest Robert Zwally Cloisterette Fern Adair Clemmie Andes Charlotte Arters Mary Bowman Eleanor DeHaven Jane Drybread Vivian Frankeniield Elizabeth Gehman Thelma Gerhard Elaine Gerhart Arlene Getz Isabelle Gier Elizabeth Grube Lorraine Gudikunst Hazel Hacker Annabelle Hartranft Pauline Horst Grace Keiper Mary Kilhefner Eleanor Kissinger Lavern Kopp Edna Leed Helen Leisey Ethel Martin Martha Martin Lorraine Mentzer Marie Miley Pearl Miller Eighth Grade Margaret Mohler Marguerite Mohler Mary Mohn Pauline Myers Bernice Pennypacker Helen Redcay Ethel Reich Josephine Rettew Grace Schload Emma Smith Dorothy Spahr Dorothy Spangler Lorraine Spangler Kathryn Swain Margaret Trask Thelma Vogel Mabel Wilhelm Robert Becker Oscar Brown Melvin Burkins Jack Davis Robert Davis Daniel Ecenrode Richard Frankford Richard Fritz Jack Gardner Richard Gerhart Roy Gerhart Harry Gockley Harold Goodman Harold Greenly Lester Hagy Franklin Hibshman David Keller William Lutz Ivan Martzall Robert Maybury Jay McVey Clyde Mohler William Rhoads Richard Rhodes Luther Snyder Luther Stover Eugene Sweigart Paul Sweigart Robert Sweigart Stanley VonNieda Donald Witwer Marlin Witwer LeRoy Wise Clyde Wolfe Marlin Wolf Henry Woolger William Zudrell C Ioisterette -31 Dorothy Adams Lillian Adams Pauline Adams Elizabeth Baringer Louise Bearinger Marian Beck Elnora Bowman Annabelle Buck Mary Burkhart Ruth Burkhart Beata Butzer Norma Constantine Betty Donecker Daisy DonMoyer Ge1t1'ude DonMo er ' y Helen Eberly Marilyn Ford Edith Gehman Eleanor Gerhard Virginia Hammel Betty Heffner Jean Herr Miriam Hollinger Betty Keiper Alverta Kindt Elizabeth Kochcl Esther Leed Rachel Lichty Josephine Lutz Esther Meashey Virginia Meissner Seventh Grade Geraldine Mellingger Helen Miller Evelyn Mohler Mildred Mohler Helen Mohn Margaret Moore Betty Overholser Bertha Rauser Catherine Reber Nannette Reddig Marian Rousey Marian Rupp Clara Shenberger Margaret Stoner Kathleen Stover Dorothy Townsley Jeanette Walker Dorothy Wenrich June West Eleanor White Arlene VVitwer Betty Jane Wolf Rita Yost Richard Adams Richard Balmer Robert Beck Marvin Burkholder Milton Constantine Reed Doster Robert Emerick Herbert Fasnacht Charles Fellenbaum Lloyd Frymyer Paul Gerhard Charles Good Paul Gudikunst Richard Ha1't Clair Hurst Milton Jacoby Edwin Keller John Kilhefner George Krafft Abram Leaman Richard Mentzer Harold Miley Donald Morrow John Myers John Rauser Robert Ream Kenneth Sandoe Harold Schlott Richard Shiffer Bernard Shore Richard Smith Harold Snader VVilliam Steele Robert Stoner Stanley Stief Galen Sweigart Llewellyn Sweigart Richard Taylor Russell Wentling Cloyd Withers Cloisterette Back row, from left to right: COACH DERR, MANAGER GUDIKUNST, BUFFENMYER, REBER, EISEMANN, HASSLER, TRASK, HIBSHMAN, EABY, GOCKLEY. Second row: BUTLER, MELLINGER, LEWIS, BISHOP, G. KIICK, WEAVER, WENGER, W. KIICK. Front row: ASSISTANT TWANAGER SCHLOSSER, SCHRECK, PETTICOFFER, i HUFFORD, KINCH, WEIDMAN, A SHIFI-'ER AND STEFFY. Foot Ball HE football season of 1935-36 brought many joys to us and many sorrows to our opponents. It was, by far, the most successful season enjoyed since the beginning of football at Ephrata High. This Success we attribute to Mr. Derr's coaching and the gameness and cooperation of the team. The latter Was led by Captain George Kiick, aided by such stars as Wenger, 4'Billy Kiick, Weaver and Schreck. Injuries kept UDave7' Gockley, a promising end, out of action, but the team, despite this handicap, emerged victorious. Only one game Was lostg we finished with the championship. The climax of the season was the crushing victory over Lititz, our traditional rivalshby a score of 49-O. Let's have a season next year wherein the blot of not even one defeat is Seenl' FOOTBALL gCORES Ephrata 12 ....,........,.......,.. F. 81 M. Academy Res. 0 Ephrata 12 ....... ....... C atholic High 15 Ephrata 12 .,.... ........ S hillington High O Ephrata 13 ....... ....... E llzabethtown O Ephrata 19 ....... ....,... S tevens Trade 6 Ephrata 49 ....... ...I... L 1t1tZ High O Cloisterette - Back row, from left to right: MANAGER IBACH, W. KHCK, SCHRECK, REBER, WVENC-ER, PETTICOFFER, AND COACH DERR. Front row: BUTLER, MOPILER, G. KHCK, TRASK, AND LEWIS. Basket Ball ALL Hpepped up'l from the successful football fray, our basketeers began their season, determined to be even more successful than they had been with 'the pigskin. Again Kiick, assisted by Wenger, Mohler, Trask and teammates, carried the colors high. The first half brought a tie and play-off with Lititz. Our boys fought hard throughout the game but went down to defeat. More determined than ever, they went into the second half. All went well until they piayed Lititz when, again, they dropped a hard fought game-this time by one point. Even in the face of their failure to clinch the championship, We feel justified in calling our team a highly successful one. Here's to an even more suteessful basketball season next year and every other year! FIRST HALF Ephrata 30 .,,,-,,,l,,,,,,, Marietta ZS SECOND HALF I Ephrara 49 ,..,.. ....... Q uarryville Ephfata 62 ---------------- Quaffyvlllff Ephrata 46 ...... ..,.. A ., W. Lampeter Ephrata 30 ,...,.. ...... C olumbia Ephrata 44 ...... ...... M anheim Ephrata 43 ,-----q Mt, Jgy Ephrata 36 ...... ...,... M anor Ephrara 36 ....., ....... M t. Joy Ephrata 52 M an? Ephrata Z9 .---V' -,--,.- A lumni Ephrata 65 .,...., ..... lN flanh m Twp. Ephrata 46 ,,,,,, ,,,,,, M anhrm Twp, Ephfaia 39 -,----- ------ W - LHIHDCYCF Ephrata 28 ,,,,,, ,,,,,, C Olumbia Ephrata 42 ,..... t...... M anheim Ilillplgrata 332 ...... r...... E -town Ephrata 36 .,,.-,, A,,,,, L ititz fp rata ...,.. ....... L ititz , Ephrara so ...... ....r.. L imz Ephrm 45 ' E town Cloisterette Senior Wishes For you, the future graduates of Ephrata High School, the Seniors of 1936 wish success and the fulfilment of your ambitions. You will have greater advantages in your high school life than we hadg may you use them to the fullest extent to secure a wholesome spirit, a strong body, and an educated mind. T il g lf gauge? V' Ensmger B msg, f'nC. Ephrara, Pai Cloistefette Autographs Cloisterctte Autographs