Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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host 24 Hurry up, we'll be late! Whenever you that expression, you can be sure it refers to Lou. Nevertheless, between talking and rushing, 'iHessie found time to be in our band for six years and to join Mixed Chorus and Dramatics In addition to excelling in extra-curricular activ she has been a good student, especially in German. With her friendly disposition she has Won a FM, Mory Lou Hess hear Mary long Club. ities, of friends. It will aid her in her chosen career, nursing. I-Iorold N. Hicks Hicks is one of that well-known clan of individ- uals who hails from the busy little community known as Akron on yonder hill. He enriched our school with his presence in his freshman year Cwhich will go down in the history of E. H. S. as a crucial yearb. I'm sure that his classmates, especially the feminine portion, will agree that their education wouldn't have been complete without Harold. Jeon V. I-Iirneisen We ,all know that old saying about good things comingwin small packages. Well, that certainly must have been written for Jean. Jean joined us in our first day of learning and has been sharing our joys and sorrows ever- since. Although shy and reserved on the outside, Jean is really one of the best pals any classmate can have. She shares a smile with every- one and is always willing to lend a helping hand. l

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..N9-- Jeonne E. Houck Jeanne, who will always be remembered for her blonde, wavy hair, came to us from Bergstrasse. This very popular miss proved she had ability by taking a prominent part in planning our prom and serving on the Student Council in her junior year. As a senior Jeanne joined Mixed Chorus and became co- leader of the Swiss flag swingers. She has an envi- able disposition which has secured for her a host of friends of both sexes. Q3 Horvey Z. Hersh VVhen he first 'oined our ranks in school in fifth Noncy J. Helter Nancy is that popular, blue-eyed, wavy haired sax player who came from Lititz in third grade. As one of the highest ranking members of our class, both socially and scholastically, she has proved her- self an industrious and vivacious companion. Not only is she a whiz at math, but in addition to be- ing a member of the Band, she has been a member of Mixed Chorus, the Mountaineer', and CLOIS- TERETTE staffs and has very ably served as Sec- retary of the Dramatics Club. J grade, Harvey brought with him a considerable amount of shyness, which he kept for a number of years. While he may still seem shy on the surface, all who know him are ready to confess that he gets his share of fun and sometimes more. His scholastic aptitude running high in the field of science, he proved a valuable asset to our ,physics and chemistry classes as well as to our whole senior class.

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i9 '- QS Ccnrl R. Hollinger Coming from Lincoln, Carl joined our ranks at E. H. S. in his freshman year. Although at first he may appear to be shy and quiet, he manages to get his share of laughter and fun. His main interest lies in the field of mechanics. When he is not seen studying, he may often be found taking apart or putting together some sort of gadget. We all know that when he came to our school we gained a true friend and a worthy classmate. Donald W. Howett Donnie, the future physical education instruc- tor in E. H. S., has already started toward that am- bition by placing his major interests in sports. Be- sides being co-captain of the football team, he was the star of his class on the gridiron where he often carried that ball into payoff territory. Those passes of his will not soon be forgotten by football fans. However, he has shown just as much capability on the 'basketball floor where he really put action into a game and started things going. J. Bruce Huffordg y t'Huff,,' who is one of the brains of science and math in E. H. S., is a native Ccivilizedj of Akron, and is noted for his questions and arguments. He will disagree with teachers and textbooks on every possible point and occasion and is one of the origin- ators of the theory Never let schoolwork interfere with your education. However, we must add in all justice that Bruce has ability to attempt even the most difficult task. . ' .