Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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Cloisterette ll Robert S. Corter Wake up, Bob, itls time for the next class. -This jerk Csoda jerk, that ish seems to be dozing all the time, but beneath that nonchalant exterior is a quick, keen mind which has a special faculty for grasping subjects related to science and mathematics. Although he has never taken a music lesson, Bob is an accom- plished pianist and has composed an opus of his own. His aspiration is to become a pharmacist, and those who know him have no doubt that he will achieve his goal. Thelmo Constontine Thelmals pleasant disposition and winning smile have made her a vital part of our class. She is well known for the 'super sundaes she dreams up and sells at Carter's. K'Connie can constantly be seen playing practical jokes or sharing a laugh with some of her many friends. Her fun-loving spirit will long be re- membered by all of us, for she has brightened many a dull classroom with her amusing antics. Neito E. Corl Neita is a serious, blonde, blue-eyed lass who joined our class in ninth grade. She takes everything calmly and never becomes excited. Her quick smile and pleasing personality have won many friends for her. She ranks as a very industrious commercial stu- dent and is capable of doing only the best. Whatever she attempts to do we know that she will succeed. Best of luck and success to you, Neita.

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Cloisterette Betty Lou Brendle Betty is another industrious commercial student who is also noted for her athletic ability. The first impression one gets of Betty Lou is that she is more or less on the quiet side-but she soon changes this opinion by her gay laughter and constant chattering. Her brown hair and blue eyes set off her pleasing per- sonality. Whether her future interest lies in the com- mercial or academic field, her aptitude and eagerness to get ahead are sure to lead her on the road to success. Morse W. Brossmon, Jr. Morse came to us four years ago from Bergstrasse, and, since then, has lost all the shyness which he ex- hibited when he first joined us. How would the gang have been able to attend the football and basketball games without the use of Peach's sturdy station- wagon? Known throughout the class for his irrepres- sible good humor, he nevertheless can buckle down to work when it is necessary to do so and is bound to find success in life. Rose Marie Burkholcler Rose possesses pep, popularity and personality plus This attractive brunette did a grand job as one of our cheerleaders this year. However, her in- terests do not stop at this point, but extend into the Mixed Chorus as well as the Girls' Rifle Club. In ad- dition, she possesses a sense of humor which is con- stantly bubbling over with hearty laughter. We feel sure that Rose will continue to succeed in the future just as she has in the past.

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Cloisterette John E. Demmy John is possessed with a very changeable disposi- tion, which has puzzled many a teacher and student alike. One minute he may be seen studiously buried in his books, and then all of a sudden he is engaged in trying to make more noises than anyone else. Demmy is known for his shyness, especially among members of the opposite sexg but his hilarious bursts of laughter have won for him a spot near to the hearts of his classmates. l Doris Ilene Dunkerly We went all the way to twelfth grade before this charming lady joined us. She journeyed all the way from Western Pennsylvania to attend our school and brought with her a pleasing smile and a happy-go- lucky outlook on life. Doris enjoys lending a helping hand to any or all who need it, and she can constantly be seen leading a cheerful group of girls in conversa- tion. Keep wearing that smile and you are bound to succeed, Doris. Rhoda M. Elchelberger Shorty -Ah yes, Shortyf' She is small physic- ally, but is one of the few girls in the class who was not afraid to take subjects which the others classified as difiicult. She soon displayed her ability in the class- rooms, as well as in various extra-curricular activities around the school. Rhoda came to us in our sopho- more year, and since then her popularity has steadily increased. She served as vice-president of the Girls' Club in our Senior year.