Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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Cloisterette Evelyn S. Fry In our sophomore year when Akron High School decided to send its pupils to Ephrata, we were lucky to gain a vivacious, brown-eyed brunette- Snooky.,, It is no secret that Snooky is gifted with unusual athletic abilityg and the same pep and vigor which causes her to excel in sports is carried over into her personality. Needless to say, she has caused many happy moments in student life at E. H. S. Happiness is assured for her because she has learned to play the game. l Annette M. Hensel Gettle Lively and jovial are two Words which describe Annetta to a T.,' There is never a dull moment when this gay, carefree lass is around. One of the infrequent times she is quiet is when she is laboriously translating her Latin. Her witty tongue and gay manner have made her a friend of all who know her. Annetta's sunny disposition and amiable smile can't help but lead her into a bright future. Take a good look at one of the most accomplished and versatile fellows in our class. As manager of the basketball team, tackle on the football team, Junior class vice-president, and Associate Editor of the CLOISTERETTE, Bob has always done an excellent job. HGoodie is also a master of the 'KOld 88, and can play anything from Brahms to Boogie Whether he chooses music or optics as his career, Bob has a bright future before himg for we know he will waste no time in vaulting to the top of his chosen profession.

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Cloisterette 13 Pauline D. Enclc Polly is one commercial student who will have no trouble acquiring a position. What employer wouldn't be delighted to have her cheerful disposition and well-groomed appearance about his office? She can more than hold her own when it comes to getting her work done, for she does commendable work in all her classes. However, she is never too engrossed in her work to enjoy a good laugh, and will always be remembered for her fun-loving spirit and congeniality. Edwin G. Erb, Jr. 'tErbie made an inconspicuous entrance into our ranks in seventh grade, but he certainly wouldn't be able to leave us the same way. For Tex,,' as everyone now knows him, blossomed into one of the top foot-- ball players of our class. Not only did he hold down left tackle on the varsity squad for three years, but last season he also served as co-captain. Erbie,s determination and fiery temperament will undoubtedly carry him as far in the game of life as it did on the gridiron. Margo ret Adelio Foke Margaret is the epitome of those who believe in Keeping one's eyes and ears open and mouth shut. Ever since first grade her conscientiousness and ef- ficiency have set an example for many of us. Reading and interior decorating hold top place among her hob- bies. Her name is also included when one thinks of the athletically inclined feminine members of the class. Show others what you have shown us, Margaret, and your success will be certain.

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Cloisterette .15 Evelyn R. Groybill Evelyn is noted for her quietness and her ability to do her own work without a complaint. This does n0t mean that she will never take part in anything that offers fun, and she is always willing to help a friend if she is able to. She has made many friends working at a local pharmacy, where her smiling face is most often seen. She has taken the commercial course and will surely succeed in whatever work she chooses. Mortho LaRue Griesemer LaRue has been with us ever since we started school and has added much to our class both in music and in personality. She is a member of the Mixed Chorus and has entertained us several times with solos in assembly. She is rather quiet, but this does not affect her winning smile and willing cooperation. She has also put her talents to use as an associate editor of the Mountaineer, Whether she chooses music or writing as a career, LaRue cannot help but succeed. Willis H. Hackman Bill is known for three things: his musical ability, his horse laugh, and his amazingly illegible hand- writing. Not only has he entertained us many times in chapel programs, but for quite some time he has appeared with some of the best orchestras around these parts. Whether he remains in the ranks of pop- ular music, or change his name to Hackmanowski and conducts a symphonic orchestra, Willis is bound to slide that trombone right into the forefront of the musical world.