Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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'16 Cloisterette Shirley Ann Hcirter Shirley came from Denver to E. H. S. in our Fresh- man year. Since then she has won recognition as one of our most industrious students. In addition to rank- ing high among those who took the commercial course, Shirley quietly and efficiently served as class treasurer in our Senior year. Her ability was a great help on the annual yearbook staff.- Although slightly on the shy side, she has won the respect of all because of her traits of friendliness and studiousness. Jonice Arlene Houck The old adage, Good things come in small pack- ages, certainly applies to Janice. This wee miss came to us from Bergstrasse in the fall of l42 and ever since then has been making a name for herself as an out- standing commercial student. Ample proof of her typ- ing ability lies in the fact that she was chosen as a typist for both the 'kMountaineer and the HCLOISTERETTEU staffs. Keep wearing that smile, Janice, and you're bound to succeed. Virginia Down Helster Sober one minute, happy-go-lucky the next. This describes Virginia very well. On the surface she may seem quiet, but underneath she has a sunny disposi- tion and good nature which accounts for her host of friends. She is full of pranks and is always ready for a good laugh. But Ginny also has her serious moments, and you can count on her to do her work conscien- tiously and to study diligently at all times.

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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.

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Cloisterette Florence Hersh Brown eyes and a smiling countenance framed by dark hair wrap Florence in one bundle. She came into our midst in eighth grade and has been a very active member of the class ever since. She has shared her talents with us in the Mixed Chorus and as a flag swinger in the band. Floss is undecided as to what career to follow after graduation, but We know she will succeed with her capability and determination. Robert G. Herzer Bob is another fellow who has come all the way with the class of '46. He is one of the air-minded fel- lows of our class and has been an active member of the rifle club for three years. His hobbies include swimming, hunting and other outdoor activities. Dur- ing class room periods whenever there is some dis- turbance or prank being played on someone, you can be sure Bob has had something to do with it. Elvo Moe Hlmelrlght Elva moved from Weidmansville to join our class in our senior year. Music seems to be a favored diver- sion of hers, for she is a member of the Mixed Chorus, and delights in listening to music of any kind. Al- though Elva is rather quiet, she is one of our most friendly colleagues and can constantly be seen Hash- ing her congenial smile. She has chosen nursing as her career, and her amiable disposition will be sure to brighten many hours for her patients.