Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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Jocob Fry Jake came to Ephrata High as a shy farmer boy, but with a curiosity equalled by none. This curiosity has given us many experiences, happy and sad, to remember. Jacob hopes to go in- to farming in a big way, and we are sure that with all his knowledge and ambition he will be a successful farmer. Kathryn V. Gehr Every day Kathryn can be seen jour- neying from the nearby hamlet, Hinkle- town, to attend E. H. S.. She is a tall, striking blond and without her the class would not be complete. Her jovial laugh- ter, witty remarks and entertaining per- sonality have made Kathryn one of our sparkling personalities, and we will re- member her always. George S. Gehr George, one of the well-dressed mem- bers of the class, hails from Hinkletown. Not only is he a proficient shorthand student, but he is sincere, soft-spoken and always willing to help a friend. Whether he follows in his father's footsteps or se- lects another profession, his sense of fair play and determination are sure to make him a success. -43 19 lj-

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Herbert Fosnocht A great rifleman, cartoonist, and avi- ation enthusiast . . . this describes Her- bert. He was not only the best shot on the rifle team, but was also the ablest cartoonist 'Frata High has had in a long time. He knows more about airplanes than any other person in the school. He is sure to achieve success in whatever he tries. Happy landings, Herbert. , ,, . H , -Q 18 Golerm B. Fohnestock F1orida's gift to the senior class . . . this is a good description of Galen, one of the better students of the class. He is a quiet fellow who never talked in class unless spoken to, but when called upon, usually had the right answer. He is a sure bet to succeed in whatever he tries. Harry Fry Harry is decidedly one of the silent Q75 men in the class, but is better known for the groans he puts forth when called upon in his classes. He is usually seen in the company of his father, doing car- pentry work or farming. If he is as good at farming as he is at sleeping, he's bound to succeed. E..

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. J. Edward I-locker E. H. S. will lose its best trumpeter when this lad leaves. Besides being mu- sical, Edward is also noted for doing ten things at once and doing them well. He has faithfully served as president of the class of 1941 and the Hi-Y, not to mention his achievements as editor of the '4Moun- taincerf' Success will follow him in Whatever he may do. Eleanor L. Gerhard Intelligence, ability, personality and wit, even Webster himself would run out of words to describe Tuffy, one of the best-liked girls in the class of 1941. All these qualities combined will make her a first-rate secretary for some employer. So go ahead Tuffy, we expect big things from you. I-lorry R. Hermly A shrewd business man, especially in trading home Work, is Fat. Harry is an old hand at the Stradivarius, which has contributed much to the success of the Schoeneck Mountaineers. We'll probably hear him as a soloist over the radio one of these days. His ambition, to be a teach- er, will certainly be realized. -E 20 lj..