Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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Cloisterette 99 Kathryn Louise Sh i rker Kathryn has been with us only three years, but during that time, we have come to recognize her as one of the intellectuals of our class. In her years at Frata High, she has set an example in studiousness which would be well for everyone to follow. Kathryn ' has chosen stenography for her profession, and, if she continues to do as capable work in her chosen career as she has in her school work, she is bound to be a success. Jean E. Showalter Jean is noted for and can easily be recognized by her flashing red hair. A quiet girl who takes things as they come-good, bad, easy or hard-Jean usually Hnds a way to solve all problems. Although we don't know much about her, there is one thing we are sure of-in her can be found a true friend. Her amiability will insure success for her no matter what she attempts in the future. it 's Nancy M. Smith si 35 Personality, intelligence, and capability are qualities 2 readily recognized in Mitty. She is one of the out- standing members of the class both in scholastic ability and in extra-curricular activities. Besides getting good enough marks to place her name high on the honor roll, Nancy also found time to serve as a mem- ber of both the HCLOISTERETTEH staff and the band, and as secretary of the class in our Junior year. Her desirable attributes of character should take her a long way up the ladder of success.

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28 Cloisterette Randolph Sechrist Randy is the smallest male member of our class. He will long be remembered for his tales about his hunting expeditions into the wide open spaces around Ephrata, as well as for his exploits as a member of the RiHe Club. Randy studied hard to pass his sub- jects in school. This habit of working hard to get something is one that will always be with him and will bring success to him in any field into which he may venture. Kathryn O. Sensenig Kathryn is a dependable commercial student who came to us from Reamstown in the seventh grade. She is a quiet, serious girl with a pleasing personality. Also she is a perfect example of the old saying, Silence is golden. Her cooperativeness and kindness have made her invaluable to all her classmates. When she at- tempts to do something, she sticks to it until it is completed. That is why we're so sure she'l1 be a success in future years. EorIWiIIic1rn Sheoffer Earl is the happy-go-lucky lad of our class whose spare time is usually spent out-of-doors. Not many of the boys in our class are as well qualified to name the various specimens of nature as Earl is. He spe- cializes in snakes and insects. When any pranks are being played on anyone around the school, you can be sure that Earl had something to do with it. Lots of luck to Daniel Boone's second.

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30 the future. Fred Fry Uibel Fred started school in Ephrata, but moved away from us in the fourth grade. Finding his new home very dull, he returned to Ephrata in eighth grade and was welcomed by all. Since then he has served faith- fully on the stage crew. Fritz has uncanny accu- racy when it comes to removing the exact center from a target, and, because of this, he served as president of the Rifle Club in our Senior year. His main inter- ests are in mathematics and science. Cloisterette Herbert R. Stiefel 'Alf you want to see a good showg Then to the Main or the Roxy go. This seems to be Herb's theme song. But beneath this good-natured plugging of his dad's theatre is a likeable chap whose studiousness and humor are the envy of many of us. Many are the times when we have been seized with laughter at one of Herb's im- promptu wisecracks. Best of luck to the Einstein of William J. Weber If you were asked to name the most talented young man in our class, without a doubt you would have to say Bill Weber. Whatever you want to discuss- sports, music or scholastic achievement-Bill has ex- celled in all of these. He stars in basketball and has maintained an excellent record in the classroom. But music is his greatest talent. Many of the county's finest orchestras have sought his services. So with his licorice stick by his side, Bill is destined to achieve early fame.