Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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Evelyn L. Hensel Hailing from Hopeland, Eveyln is one of the more studious members of the class. She was always ready to answer some literary question in our English class. Although she has been with us only four years, she has taken part in many activities of the school. We believe she will be successful in anything she tries. John L. Horst Johnny, noted for his laboratory ex- periments UQ and perplexing questions in chemistry class, is the high-spirited fellow in our class. John has been a leader of the class, in studies, dramatics and journalism, and we all know he will win his way to success with his friendly and helpful disposition. Jeon Herr Here is one of the outstanding mem- bers of our class. Jean has established an enviable record in many activities and stands among the highest scholastical- ly. Wrap personality plus, a charming manner, and a kind heart, into one small bundle and you have a slight idea of Jean. Home Ee here she comes! -D 21 U..

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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..

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Cloir Royer Hurst Clair is a very diligent student, es- pecially when it comes to commercial work. He has little to say, but usually knows the latest news. Baker,' would apply to him, and probably will when he's selling our future housewives Maier's breadg that is, if he doesn't become a C. P. A. in the meantime. J une H umme r Lincoln's loss was our gain. June's quiet unassuming manner made her one of the best liked members of our class. She has gained a host of friends at 'Frata Highg they will remember her many times in the future. Here's wishing all the luck in the world to a future interior decorator. Milton Jocoby Milt is usually among the high five in the rifle matches. He has little to say, unless called upon to recite in German or chemistry class. Big League baseball is his ambition, fMilt knows all the major league batting champions from 1900 to 19401, and we'll probably find him in it some day calling batter up, or pinch-hit- ting. Hit 'em hard, Milt, both bulls-eyes and baseballs. -U 22 E-