Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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Cloisterette - 19 Ruth Geraldine Keller Ruth is one of our out-of-town students who travels gps, from Lincoln to Ephrata to be with us each day. She is a very quiet girl with a friendly and reserved man- ner. Her ever-present smile and willingness to help others make her a true friend. Ruth is very studious and always does her best in everything. We can de- pend on her to accomplish anything she sets out to do. Virginia L. Kemp This tall dark-haired miss joined our class in fourth grade. As a government worker in Washington for the past two summers, she has shown us that she has a will to get ahead. Her oratorical powers have added much to our classroom discussions. She has been active in the Mixed Chorus, and in the band as a Hag swinger. Virginia sticks to her job until it is finished and we know she will reach her goal in surgery, her chosen profession. Morion Anne Kilhefner Lots of fun and a jolly good timey' has been Mari- an's motto in the past and undoubtedly will continue to be in the future. This vivacious lass is much in evi- dence, both in school and out. She has contributed much both as leader of the flag-swingers and as a cheerleader. Marian's ambition in life is to be some- one's Uprivateu secretary. Her amiable disposition and her efiiciency will help her to be a good secretary.

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Cloisterette Frormk R. Hoffman, Jr. When our class started school twelve years ago, Franklin, as he was known then, seemed no different from the rest of usg but since then he has developed a personality all his own. If you see a large crowd of laughing fellows it is a sure indication that Frank has just related the latest joke. His fine sense of humor as well as his distinctive mannerisms will form a solid foundation upon which he will be able to build his SUCCESS. E. Dole I-lornberger Dale is known to all of us as the class artist. His splendid sketches have done much to make the HCLOISTERETTEH and the 'iMountaineer the out- standing successes that they are. His Work as chair- man of the decoration committee for the Junior Prom, helped greatly to make that affair the great success that it was. Horny's predilection for neatness and originality will surely gain prominence for him in the higher art circles of the world. Dorothy J. Hummer Dorothy is one girl, whom we cou1dn't do without. Her attractive hair-do's and up-to-the-minute ward- robe are the envy of many of the girls. Her charming mannerisms and congenial smile are only two of her many outstanding assets. As secretary of the Girls' Club Dot', has done a fine job. Scholastically, her marks have always been high and we know she will be a great success in her chosen career.

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Cloisterette Rosolie Anne Kilhefner This cornely lass with her careless good nature and engaging smile has found her way into the hearts of each and every one of us during the twelve years she has been with us. Rosie's incessant chattering may usually be heard in the classrooms or halls. She never seems to worry about anything and whenever anyone needs help she is willing to lend a hand. Rosie's bound to succeed in anything she chooses. Chorles C. Kochel, Jr. Puss will always be remembered by the class Cand by his teachers, tool for his unique answers. Many times have we been sent into deliriums by his ridiculous replies to questions of all types. Whenever the class held an election of any kind, Charles was always the one to open the nominations. He has be- come the chief nominator of the class of '46. With this experience behind him, he will probably wind up a ward politician of great renown. Noncy Anne Kreider Mix talent and intelligence in the right proportions, add a pleasing personality and a ready smile, and you have Nancy. She has compiled a scholastic record of which she can well be proud. Sissy practically grew up with her clarinet at her side and has been a member of the band ever since sixth grade. The Girls' RiHe Club has been another one of her activities. With a formula like hers for success, how can she fail!