Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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F., Vg ?f , f William J. Frankfort Most of us will remember Bill for two things, his astounding vocabulary and his exceptional ability in the field of sciences. Having accepted the position of Editor-in-Chief of the CLOISTERETTE, he has done an unsurpassed job -of editing for the class of '48. Other extra-curricular activities on his agenda were Riiie Club and Dramatics Club. Not being satisiiied Marion Joyce Fry Characterized by her dark hair and snappy wardrobe, Marian has been one of us ever since eighth grade. Marian has proved her musical ability by accompanying the Girls' Glee Club and also by joining the Mixed Chorus. In her senior year she took over the position of co-leader of the Swiss Hag- swingers. Her beautiful alto voice was certainly ap- preciated by the Madrigals. We are sure Marian will be prominent in the musical world. with the extent of his program, he fathered 'intra- mural pingpong. Frequently referred to as the Master-Mind, Bill pushed elections, a year book, and Dramatics Club spot lights around like a sea- soned authority on a variety of subjects. Phyllis J. Gerhord Popularity, intelligence, qualities readily recognized in Phyllis. Besides get- ting good enough marks to place her name high on the honor roll, Phyllis also found time to serve as a member of the CLOISTERETTE staff, and as associate editor on the Mountaineer, This brown- eyed brunette worked faithfully as secretary of our class in both our junior and senior years. Phyllis, a member of the color guard in the band, was seen out in front in all the parades. Her scholastic ability and personality will aid her in her career of nursing. and dependability are

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- 17 ,N XS tx, Ardenia Eclwcu rds Ardenia hails from Hopeland. She joined us in our Freshman year. Although she is very quiet and reserved, her amiable smile has Won her many friends. Good little girls are seen and not heard seems to be her motto. Ardenia is undecided about what she wants to be after graduation. But with her ability to win and her enthusiasm, she'll easily find her place in life. I-lorold I. Fronkfort Meet Harvey Weitls right hand man! Who hasn't seen t'Frankie behind the counter at Weit's Newstand? On Sunday afternoons, Puddin can be seen-after the dust clears-at the auto races when they're in season at Williams Grove. Besides auto racing he follows professional football, baseball, bas- ketball, and hockey. Helping Mr. Lesher, he served as ticket taker at our home football games. Keep pluggin, Puddin! ' Eloine Groce Foke Elaine, an attractive blonde, is another of the original First grade crowd. Elaine is noted for her fun-loving spirit. Her hearty laughter can usually be heard in the classrooms and halls. But Elaine has her serious' moments, too. Her favorite pastime is borrowing library books. Not to be overlooked is her artistic ability which has led her to choose a career as a commercial artist.

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W 19 .Qi a 5 NX Isobello Getz ball games, rooting for on our Mountaineer future are undecided, potential energy she'll map. I Lloyd R. Givler What's this? Am I seeing double? Oh, it's both 'when Lincoln gave us 6'Getzie it really gave us quite a girl. Her merry disposition and abundant vim and vigor have won her many friends. bheis the girl that can be heard above everyone else at our foot- Ephrata. She has served well staff. Getzie's plans for the but we know with all her surely put Ephrata on the Leon J. Givler Rah! Another touchdown! What a beautiful catch that was! Yes, that was none other than Leon Givler, co-captain, on the receiving end of another com- pleted pass. One of the foremost athletes of our class, Leon not only has shined on the gridiron, but also on the basketball Hoor. Hailing from the Bergstrasse School, he and his brother came to Ephrata to join us in our freshman year. If Tiny keeps shooting the basketball into that basket he's bound to reach the top. of the Givler twins. Many people have been fooled in this way by Lloyd and his brother who daily have pedaled their bicycles to Ephrata High from their home south of Ephrata. Even though Lloyd is the smaller of the twins, being six foot four inches, he packs plenty of pep into any game, whether it's basketball or football. Lloyd and Leon are almost inseparable. If they stick together, they'll be a win- ning team in whatever work they choose.