Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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7 Q45 Cffbiafszaffs 75 Mary Ruth Espenshode Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with. These words must have been written for Mary. Her speaking ability is one of her most dis- tinct characteristics. Much of her time has been devoted to extra-curricular activities, the most outstanding of which is baton-twirl- ing. Thus far she has completed her work very satisfactorily. Therefore, we are confident that some doctor will be fortunate enough to have her as his secretary. The Class of '45 wishes you success and happiness. Horlon Forlow Harlan, frequently called Young John, commutes from the great metropolis of Hope- land to acquire his knowledge from good old Frata High. He came to us in his freslnnan year as a friend to all. He is a great guy who wears a smile for everyone. We know that in future years, Harlan, the class of 1945 will be proud to say, He was a swell classmate in Frata High. We wish you best of luck on your road to success. Roy E. Frederick Tall, blonde and blue-eyed are words to describe this young gentleman. He is regard- ed by all as a true friend. His kindness and politeness are two qualities which will see him through. We know that he will be a great success in his future career as a forester, if Uncle Sam does not gain a great asset by inducting him. The world's best is our sin- cere wish for Freddy. Good Luck, chum!

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74 Cfoiitazette 1945 Me rlyn Dem my H? that's Merlyn's trademark. No matter what the subject, he is usually on the side of the fence opposite the teacher and the majority of his classmates. Lonely, isn't it? Cheer up! He's not the only person who has his own opin- ions and holds fast to them. He seriously be- lieves in the old adage, Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing right? With his guitar, he has contributed to the success of the Schoeneck Mountaineers. To you, Merlyn, we wish the best of everything. Richard Dickersheid ' This handsome lad with his shining smile, without a doubt, is our leading artist. Dick has proved this by displaying his talent in the school paper and the yearbook, not to mention his excellent work when it came to decorations for our Junior Prom. Dick has chosen art as his career and the Class of 1945 is certain that he will be a success. Potricio Espenscheid Have you ever been late? If so you cert- ainly must have caught a glimpse of Pat stroll- ing leisurely towards school. Nevertheless, she has more than proved her worth as an artist, by serving on the Mountaineer staff and adding a feminine touch to Junior Prom decorations. VVhatever career she may choose, her winning smile and cheerful manner will help this attractive brunette achieve her goal. Good luck, Pat!

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16 Clbiitszattg 1945 Shirley J. Frymyer Sweetness, sincerity and a sunny disposi- tion are qualities easily and readily recognized in Shirley. Her laughing brown eyes, curly hair and beautiful bowed lips are features which attract the attention of all. She, as Secretary of our Junior class and as a member of the Yearbook staff, has done much to make our class progress. We know that Shirl will find the road to success and happiness. Best of Luck! Jomes Gerhard Jim, the small, happy-go-lucky, dark- haired ambitious lad of our class, is known to us for his comic nature. After school he works long hours at Shultz's. He is a de- votee of horses. Although he may appear shy, he always seems to get his share of talking ac- complished in the course of a day. We wish you all the success you can acquire and lots of luck! K- Annobelle Gerhort The class of '45 takes great pleasure in claiming Annabelle as a colleague. When first looking at Annabelle one might get the im- pression she is very quiet, but upon further acquaintance you will find her very lively and always ready for fun. She has one of the best dispositions in our class for she takes life as it comes. Success to you in all you at- tempt. L,