Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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7 Q45 cfoiafsmzffa J. Leon Mondo Whewl-There goes Slip again. The stature of Atlas, the way with women of Charles Boyer, the looks of Sterling Hayden, the manners of a gentleman, the wit of a com- edian, the intelligence of Edison, the dancing ability of Arthur Murray-not to mention his outstanding cheerleading ability-are only an introduction to the description of this swell fellow. With the friendly attitude and wond- erful personality he possesses, we're sure Leon will be at the top in whatever he attempts! James M. Morrow Boy Meets Horn -and what a combina- tion. Several years from now people will be screaming for more and more James rec- ords-and they'll be referring to our own Jim. This tall, dark, handsome lad could never fail in anything because he's got what it takes -so, best of luck to you, Jim, whether you decide to be an M. D. or the top trumpeter in the band. 25 ,eifie . Z Q. O Z O 'T LO Q 3 Qvaa- 1 ? ii ff? ' X ' ,. -we iii' +-: zz. giljiie A .. own 'S 3- Y ' Alda came to us in ninth grade from Hope- land, and is certainly an asset to our class. Her friendly attitude and willingness to cooperate are two traits of her excellent character. She has often entertained us in Chapel with her skillful artistry on the piano, and we know she'll excel in music, her chosen career.

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24 Literati: 7 Q45 Jocob Horold Messner Jakey came to us in ninth grade from Durlach, and his arrival could be compared with the opening of a bee hive. VVhere Jakey is, there's action! Noted for being a real Cas- anova, he makes all girls swoon. A form- er outstanding member of the Schoeneck Mountaineers, and a grand chum - we're truly sorry we couldn't spend all our school days with Jacob. Good luck to you. May you have all the success in the world. Noncy Miley Nancy has been with us since the begin- ning of our school days. Efficiency and cheer- fullness are only two of her outstanding char- acteristics. Without Nancy our class indeed would have lacked that certain something. The class of '45 sends loads of success with you on your future secretarial career. Evelyn J. Mohler This smiling miss came to us from Akron in our Junior year. Without Evelyn our class simply couldn't be complete. Whether a storm is brewing or the sun beaming, Evelyn is al- ways there to greet everyone with her friendly smile. Shining dark hair, sparkling eyes, abundant wit and just enough seriousness summarize our Evelyn. Good luck to you in your career as a secretary! We know you'll succeed.

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oiifsfzsfzfs 7 Q45 Poul Alton Gber Tony came to us from Clay in our fresh- man year. Alton is on the shy and quiet side in school, but his friends are abundant. He is very sincere, and We are sure he will suc- Ann Elizobeth Powell Ann is one of the most active girls in our class. As editor of the Mountaineer, she has been doing a line job. She is also a member of the yearbook staff, band and mixed chorus. Her wit and cooperative spirit will bring hap- piness and success in everything she does, es- pecially in her chosen career as a nurse. ceed in whatever he chooses to do. Gene L. Robolcl Gene will always be remembered for his hasty remarks in class. His main subject for conversation is that Hudson Six. He is a good sport and isn't afraid of Work. As an expert marksman, he has distinguished himself in the rifle club. Keep up the good Work and you are sure to succeed.