Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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.-9-' Paul R, Bender Paul boarded our school train at the ninth grade station and has been traveling with us ever since. This blithe Akronite has been a credit to his Alma Mater in that he is quite versatile in sports, Vmusic, and scholastics. In regard to sports, Paul has helped to bring our team to victory in many a pigskin tussle. If you have ever observed the band practicing, you have seen Paul laboriously tooting away on his alto horn. With his scholastic, athletic, hnd musical ability plus his conscientious nature, he is bound to come out on top. Myrleen Bingemcm 'lBingy hails from the metropolis of Hopeland. Her motto is, Laugh and the world laughs with you. When you hear a '4horse laugh coming around a corner, Myrleen will certainly be following it. Bingy 'has participated in the Mixed Chorus. She also displayed her talents in Dramatics Club. If you ever want to have a good time, call on Bingy,l' because she can make the dullest task a hilarious undertaking. Loraine Brugger Loraine is one girl who takes life as it comes. Although she may seem quiet and reserved, we know her to be just the opposite. Her amusing answers in English class will not be forgotten, ,nor will her ability to help us when we needed a little extra coaching in some subject.

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fm.. W W1 , Ronold H. Aires Always known for his keen intellect and pleasing personality, Ronnie has been a definite' asset to our class. He has exercised his varied talents as an active member of the Band, Dramatics Club, Student Coun- cil, Orchestra, the Mountaineer staff and the HCLOISTERETTED staff, of which he was associate editor. His popularity was one of the reasons he was chosen by us as president in our senior year. His willingness to help others and his relentless ambition are sure posts along the highway to fame. J. Richo rd Breor Here's a happy-go-lucky fellow whose witty re- marks have injected life into many a dull moment. Dick is one of those fellows who is always active. He will be remembered by all of us as Mrs. Leisey's faithful assistant in handling the slide projector at all our assembly programs. Among his other activ- ities were the Band, Mixed Chorus and Dramatics Club. Robert H Bensswormger 'fBeise, as he IS best known to all of us, faith fully served as one of our ace cheerleaders for the past two years. A fellow possessing many and varied talents, he also was active as an officer of the Dramatics Club, a member of the Band, accompanist for Mixed Chorus, the Boys' Quartet, and every chapel program. May he be one of Ephrata High's greatest contributions to the Musical world.

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'IQ Foye Burkholder This wee miss put in her first appearance one bright September day, twelve years ago. What Faye lacks in height she makes up in her studiousness. Just because Faye is quiet and not very talkative, doesn't say she isn't loads of fun. Just pick a subject in which Faye is interested and then you'll find out how much fun she really is. She has a smile for everybody and certainly isn't afraid to work. She has chosen business for her career. f Betty Buchen This merry lass with the twinkling blue eyes has been with us since ninth grade, at which time Akron reluctantly let her go. Buchie can usually be seen with a wad of gum in her mouth If you hear someone say, He's so sweet, you can be sure its Buchie. She has been outstanding as a basket ball player and has added much zest to the Band Mixed Chorus and Dramatics Club. Ruth Burkholder If anybody ever inquires who that tall dark attractive lass is, you can be sure they mean our Ruth. Since her arrival she has added many happy moments to our dear days in E: H. S She 1S a typical example of a serious but fun-loving girl Her personality has won her many friends Ruth has chosen commercial work, and we know she will be successful in anything she tries. Keep up the good work, Ruth, and prove to us your ability to win