Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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28- Marion Moe Kurtz This commercial student joined our class in ninth grade, bringing with her a dauntless scholastic and athletic record. Always ready for a she's there when the fun begins and is when it ends. When Kurtzie's time is participating in Student Council activities, or working for the CLOISTERETTE, you can usually find her dashing home with a truckload of friends. F., 2 W , l Jock R. Kurtz An abundance of jokes, an overflowing reserve of laughter, a short G. I. haircut, a ,46 maroon Buick, and a host of friends-put them all together and you have our own Kurtz Besides demonstrat- ing his capability on the gridiron, Jack has displayed his scholastic aptitude in the classroom as well as on the CLOISTERETTE staff. By serving on various committees, he has helped to make our Prom as Well as other parties a grand success. We feel sure our class could not be complete without this worthy member. gay time, still there not spent in sports, B. Jerome Leomon Jerry, as quiet as a mouse in the classroom and the life of the party at our social functions, is possessed with great musical talent. By playing a baritone in the band, as Well as a French horn in the orchestra, he has excellently displayed this out- standing faculty. Although Jerry entered the Ephrata schools only in Ninth grade, he has become so much a part of us that our class wouldn't be complete without himg for he is truly a friend to all of us.

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...mi as i XS Robert M. Kemp Taxi! Taxi! How synonymous that familiar call was with Bob,,' who in our Junior year provided many a lift Cfor a nominal fee of course! to the Hwearyfl This is only one of the many ways in which Bohn showed his genius. He was one of the top members of the Rifle Club and also a member of the Dramatics Club and football team. Through fine scholastic record and willingness to participate in extra-curricular activities, Bob has proved that he is capable of following his chosen career, medicine. W. Lolvlorr Kopp This dashing young playwright has been an ardent member of the Dramatics Club in as much as he has written his own play. Music seems to be his fanpggk hoyvever, since die has long been a member of the Mixed Chorus and Boys, Quartet. In addition to this -he is the special news editor on the Moun- taineer staff and feature writer on the CLOISTER- ETTE staff. In view of his high scholastic standing and his many extra-curricular achievements, we see a brilliant future for LeMarr. i Richord Kreider An innocent look and a sheepish grin are. two phrases which describe Richard to the N th degree. He is Mt. Airy's contribution to E. H. S. and a very happy-go-lucky contribution at that. This gay youth possesses the quality of being able to take as well as administer a joke. He has a serious side also which is demonstrated by his ability on the rifle range. Richard is undecided .as to his future, but we're sure that aperson with so keen a sense of humor cannot go long without success.

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Q? Kenneth Leisey t'Kenny will always be remembered by the class Cand the teachers tool for his unique answers. We often have been sent into laughter by his ridiculous replies of all types. Kenneth did a fine job in repre- senting the class in the band and has taken some subjects which are very often considered too difficult by most students. We all know that he will not be discouraged easily and will work till his goal is attained. Q9 Junior Luckenbill Bang! Boom! Bang! Crash! When this noise is Robert Lesher Lesh, as he is best known to all of us, is one of the veteran varsity players of our class in both football and basketball. He was very often seen talking with someone in study hall. He has been with the class of 48', from the second grade until the present. We know that in future years Bob will be successful, and the class of 48', will be proud to say, He was a grand classmate in 'Frata' High? heard one can be sure it's Lucky coming down the hall. Junior joined our class during our first year in Junior High. Since then he has gained many friends because of his very jolly disposition and pleasing personality. Junior did a fine job in representing our class in the band by playing the largest instrument, the base horn. A career of landscape architecture has been his choice.