Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)
- Class of 1952
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J. ,Ay ff, ' M V -L. Jimi? . MLWQM wwf? W xiii? i WW ff' flaw fffff WV, ,. M P i xi QM ,L J' W Vial Q-L-L6,,2Zf??'fv 6 JALWMMM - aah! Ex 6 W1 Wm 7 Oiaff, fi 95 f OJ Q WZW Fw E fp ' f L. -- ' ' 5 Dj' V, J L t if MTV! nf Wa, Aw: 0 Mkiwfw WWW , f ,V A X X 5 Q , 'Q X X Zig , ll 6 MU V if-Xi-4, My My +125 W,MjfjNW 'gag ,WZMM Qw 4 glsxa 1 NN X X i L L 3 I 2:1 wi3Ql 'fQ X C - fWi, 'Me 66444 af 7?52 ....Pr0s0nIs.... 76a Zdadalefzelzfe - ii ozewafzd We, the Uctoisteretten staff of 1952, have chosen for our theme the periocl from American history known as the Gay Nineties. Our reason for this selection is to bring to you not only the excitement and gaiety of the era but also the marked steps toward the creation of a more perfect union in our nation as welt as in the rest of the wortrt. 7czZZe af Zanteata 'School Board 'Faculty 'Student Council 'Senior Section 'Activities 'Athletics 'Clas 0 ses Patron List Dedication We, the Class of '52 of Ephrata High School, Declicate this publication to Milne success of all Classes of l952 . S aa! Zuma! JOHN L. HAMAKER CLARENCE A. RAEZER Treasurer I. KREIDER KURTZ RAY AIRES EDWIN MERRION .qnvrofnry Prvsiclvnl Vine pTl!SifIl!ll' LESLIE. J. SCHNECK J01-IN M. SPRECHER C. Harlzler .......... Alien H. Hammon .,,... Susan G. Barci ......... . Belly V. Bark-is ...... . Robcrl J. Bin-ber ........... . Rayn1onciBrui:mkvr .... Roger S. Care ,...... . William Derr ............ La-sler J. Fieiscllman ..... Mrs. Belly M. Friclinger ..... CIHTCANCC GFHIlHm .......... lvlary RZICITGI HOOVCI' ...... iwrs. Caroline Huber ..... Charlotte C. Koller ...... ivirs. Euia iviae Kline .... ?a,eu6tq Supervising Principal Principal anti Nlalilemafics English English lnsirumenlai lwusic Science Physical Eclucaiion Malilemaiics General Shop Art Social Studies Library Latin ami English Commercial Subjects English and Social Studies Nlrs. Nlilctrerl Leisey ..... Nlrs. Vvinifrecl Lentz ..... Ralph A. Lestmer ,...... Erma M, Loy ................. George R. Male ,................ ?dd64ZlQ ..,........Vocai Mlmsic ...........Generat Home Economics ...,.......Science and Mathematics .......,...German anct Mathematics ...,.,,.,.,Social Studies Geraldine G. McMiIIen ...... ........,. Robert S. Metzter ......... Sadie K. Molmler ........ Jolm H. Nloyer ...,., Loyd H. Roland ............ Nlrs. Kathryn Snader ....... Mrs. Esta Ward .......... Esther VX7eelAer .......,,...... El izaloet I1 I. Vveiciman ...... Physical Education ffirst semester, ...........Engiisi1 ami Commercial Geography .,.....,...Commercial Subjects History and Science Nlathematics School Nurse Physical Education ..History English E 2 E s E 2 ? 3 x I 2 3 I THIRD ROW-tleft to rigtztix K. Sweigart. H. KeIIer. R. Badorf. F. Dietzet, D. GriItitI1, B. IACSIIPT. R. Aires. C. Curtis. SECOND ROVV-J. IVIoI1Ier, IVI. Ktugc. J. Kostecky, T. Garnmn, F. McCoy. E. Martin. FIRST ROVV-L. Loose. S. Wagner, .I. Vveaver, S. GocIsImII. N. Bishop, J. Sctlreiner MISSING FROM PICTURE-I.. Swcigart. domed The Stuctent Councit I1acI uncIertaIcen many projects tIiis year. To begin the year, tI1e Hanctbootc Committee ctistritrutect I1ancIIJooI4s on Eptirata I'IigI1 to new stuctents. TI1e Councit, as a wI1oIe. sponsored tI1e IVIarcI1 ot Dimes, TB Bangle Pin Sates, anct Junior Rect Cross coIIection, ancI approvect tI1e awarcting ot Varsity EIS uncter tI1e estataIisI1ecI point system. In acIcIition. eaCI1 member of lI1e council Iect tI1e cIevotionaI exercises in cI1apeI. For tI1e first time in tI1e Imistory of Eptlrata High ScI1ooI, Eptirata pIayecI Ilost to tI1e Lancaster County Stuctent Councit Convention. wilI1 approximateIy fifteen seI1ooIs represented. CapaIoIy serving tI1e Student Councit as president was Kenneth Sweigarlg vice president, Terry Garmang recording secretary, .Ioan IVIoI1Ierg corresponding secretary, SI1irIey GodsI1aIIg treasurer, Bracitey LesI1erg anct sergeant-at-arms, David Griffith. 1:4 pzwmzmy 7715 S Wezaaazewcze Smgg Hard woricu was the motto of the CLGISTERETTE staff from its or- ganization in eariy October untii each copy was issueci to the suiaserihers. Each memiaer of the staff haci his share oi woric to rio. The feature writers gathereci information for the personai senior write-ups as weii as news of aii eiuias. sports and eiasses in E..H.S. This materiai was hancieci to the eciitors where it was eheciceri anci ciouioie eheeiceri. The typists then iaegan their joh of typing this material. After checking it again, it was iinaiiy reaciy to he sent to the puioiisher. Our photographer, Terry, eouici be seen at foothaii anci hasicetinaii games. taicing action shots oi the teams anci spectators. These pictures pius those cionateei hy the seniors haci to he cut anci set up to prociuee our snapshot pages. Mean- while, uncier the ciireetion of Mrs. Betty Friciinger, our artists were ciesigning anti sketching the seetionai ciiviciers. Uncier the supervision of Lester Straueh, the business staii soiiciteei the business area anci secured puibiieation funcis through the patron iist. The suin- seription campaign got uncierway in mici-January. Giving heip wherever neecieci were our four eciitors, Nevin, Edwin, Inez anci Jean Ann. They, with the guicianee of Miss Betty Barteis anci the support of the entire staff, trieri to bring to you a hetter CLOISTERETTE. 'eeammwe smgg rrizior-in-Cilief .............. Associate Editors... Feature Writers Shirley Gocislwaii Joanne Hornberg Donald Jacoby Nancy Levan Nancy Nlohier Joanne Risimei Faye Royer ,Lowell Steely Artists Joan Nloiiier Mildred Shark P11 otograpiwr Terry GHTmHH Business Manager Lester Slraucim P I' Nevin Crowtiler .........Inez Althouse Eciwin Gooding Jean Anne Nierrlon Business Staff Laverne Brown Nancy Bishop Leon Sweigarl George Wolf Davici Rull Typisls Suzanne Cover! Patricia Lynch Shirley Miller Marie Stoner Advisors Betty Barteis Betty Friciin ger fart President ...,...,,.. Vice President ....... Sccrofary ...,......, .,,,., Treasurer .,.,... .,..,.. face Offdaew .......Terry Garman .......Nex'in Crowllwr Joanne Rislmel Evelyn Molwler CLASS IVIOTTO-'Toclay we are unlcnowng tomorrow we will be recognized. CLASS FLoW15R-Scarlet Rose. CLASS COLORS'-Gray anfl Scarlel. J - '-' '-'-' '-'fncioisteretten R. Barry Albright Barry Absentee on November first --1 great sports lover -1 chemistry genius ? ? - hohhy. collecting guns i- octet laugh -- short hair cut I- sharp dresser -1 neat dancer -1 would like to altenci a schooi for mechanics. E I H? i, pf! ezsdfif Me, Q 5' S :In !,r, me I ssoci Qclit o the Ols- ER nd he ount eeru E r shig rstu nt-so no M in M' , C rus . e 4- CMA xg-I e er ' p . the cl of '52 yi? 9' rama ' lu easy to aion ith i-1 i r ry a stant a f 'ure ' naii t en ate. Betty Bender Betsy Joined us in the 9th grade from Akron -f Mixed Chorus alto -f one of Miss Hoover's Nheipersn ,- Girls' Athletic Club i- amicable -1 short 'n sweet -1 favorite sport, football -1 member of the Praia Footiightersn - always seen with Nev,' -1 plans to become a nur e J --W-:N ve-A-A-A +24 13 ya ff-A:--J---'Aff'-:fee-.4.4.Aff.A. -'-Afffv''A-'-A-'-'-'-'-A-'-'-'-2'-'- ' 'Ci 0 is tere tte' ' '-Av'-'-'-'-'-'Y'-'-'-'-'-'Y'-'-Av'-'-'-' Mary Lou Bender nLouie Vvitii us since first grade -f Niixeci Ciiorus aito -f typist for tile Hwiountain- eern - Horsty's sicieicicic f-1 footbaii ranks first in sports -1 library assistant ,- secret ambition, to sing in Freci VVaring's ciiorus '- wonderful personality -1 sharp- silootern in time Girls' Rifie Ciub f-f wouici like to become a receptionist. Nancy Lou Bishop Uivancyn Attractive iass - banci anti orcilestra member f- Stucient Council -f untiring worker for CLOISTERETTE business staff - weii-ciiosen wardrobe -f ioveiy bioncie iocics f-f Darts Little Helper ,- .ioan's companion '-- sympatiietic frienci to aii -f iiopes to attenct coiiege. Betty lane Boyer BettsU HAi4r0nite f-f terribiy taiicative -f ai- ways ciiewing gum i- Darieneis pai ,-1 seen at ati football games f-f everybociy's friend i- intends to cio office woric '- i constantly iaugbing. .-.-.A.A:.-.Afvvv-.A.A.A'-v-v-vAv-.-.- -,gf14ggf- f.A.4.-.AY..A:fv.,......A............... -A-'-Aff -'-A-'-A-A-'-v'-'fv'-'v '- ' 'C i 0 i s tere tte' ' '-'-'-'-'- '-'- ' Verna Boyer Vern Betty's sister -f commercial slucient -1 laughing iass f-1 i1aiis from time metropo- iis of Aicron -I full of fun '-1 blonde hair -1 enjoys all sports -1 secretarial Woric her aim. La Verne Elaine Brown Brownian Busy woricer on CLOISTERETTE business staff 1-1 uiVIountaineerH journalist -- tenor cirummer -1 Dramatics Ciuia member '-1 poignant personality -1 4-H Clubber -1 aicts our librarian f-1 sings in Mixed Ciiorus -1 future eiementary teacher. Evelyn Marie Brumtuaciz HEvie Daily traveler from Hopeianci -1 enjoys roller skating -1 the tiny type ,- nacioresu bookkeeping 7 ? ? -f always smiling '-1 easy to get along with -1 cioiiy dimples .-1 constantly missing the bus. .,.,..,.,.,.A......,.v....A....,-.A.A:.A +3415 gg, f.-YAY-.-.AY-fYAY-v-Y-Y-Y-.A.A.A.A.A.-v-Y fY-v-fffv-v-v---ef-Y-f-Av--1 ' 'Cl 0 is refute -Af'-A-A-f-Af-A-Af-v--A-Af-'f-- Gerald Buffenmyer Ierryn Key Club member -1 runs laxi service from Brownslown to EHS in Dream- boatu .-1 curly locks time envy of every- one i- joined us in our junior year - ujoily oici chap ,- hunting and fishing fan f- pet expression, ain't so '- a future farmer. William A. Canty Bill Lofty six footer -1 uses spare time to build airplane and siiip mocieis -f sort of on time quiet side -1 with us nine years I-f neat ciresser -f one of tile senior ilistory Wilizzes -1 future unplanned. Patricia Ann Carpenter Pat Wild about Westerners -1 has a yen for farming -1 with us twelve years - movie star minded f- keeps her eye on the Army '-1 afternoon office Worker ,- commercial course -f quiet on the surface -f future housewife. AfYA-A-AA-Y-:fx-A-A-----A-Y-A M16 1+ ff'-YA-Y-Y-v-fY-Y-v--v-A-A-A---f- A 'A 'A ' I I C Io S t6l'C HC , , ' ' Sarah Coleman Sarah Small, clark, vivacious i- capable co- captain of cheerleaders -f one of the ceiio players in the orchestra f-1 Ushools away., in Rifle Club - Dramatics Club memioer f-1 her hobby men --1 came to us from Reading in eighth grade '- never serious -- future, an airline hostess. Suzanne Covert Suzie CLOISTERETTE lypist -1 joineci us in tenth grade f- well-dressed co-ect -1 persued the commercial course -1 sorta jerk in Lancaster 5 5' 10 f-f a future private secretary. I. Nevin Crowther Nev Capable eciitor-in-chief of CLGIS- TERETTE '- as class prexy our junior year organized an unsurpassed prom - co-captain of our conference champs -1 inoiespensiioie M. C. at innumerable dances i- Lieutenant Governor of Key Clubs - last year's Key Club president -1 four year manager of baseball and has- icetbail -1 math and science Wizzard 1-1 coins pennies for Penney's -1 plans a college major in merchandising. 1 Y---'AYA'---v----A-A-A--A-A--ef 9:4 17 sae ff--Av-'-Y---Af'-v-v---ff:-v-Y A-A-A-'A-A--Af--Af-'vu-A-Y-'-1 ' 'C l o i steret te' ' -'-'-'YA''-'-'- 'v'-'-'-'-'--A-A-A-A Russell L. Eckert Skip Townsman of Hopelancl - jovial jester - clrives Q71 a car -1 four year student but life long friencl --1 Cuts circles on tlie ice -f crack the Whip expert - every-A one's pal -1 master mincl in cliemistry. Kattlryn Elaine Eitnier Lonnie Small lout lively f-1 Girls' Rifle Clulu member t- library assistant -f attended Eplirata scllools since tlmircl grade f-1 al- ways chattering .-I straigllt commercial student '- some luclcy lawyer's future secretary. Darlene Ann Enola Enola Hails from metropolis of Alcron ,- seen with Betty -1 ricles bus to and from school every clay '-1 intramural basketball .- plays for Blue Jeansu -1 commercial stu- clent -1 enjoys typing -- preparing for a career as office worlcer. A'-Y-ff.AY--v-'A-v-'A-A----'-f-- -fi 1813+ V-A'-Y-L-'A-A-Av---fY-ff--:Y-A' 5 . A'A ' S I oi S tere tte 9 y A'A'A 'A '- 'A'A'- ' 5 Greta Ruby Ensinger Gremlin Miss Soroptimist 1951 -1 lzmloncle lmair -4 luravecl two years of German .-1 lias a tenolency to lnlow the clmemistry lab apart '- Hfive feet two. eyes of blue '- favorite pastime, eating 1-1 local Lux Beauty Contest winner f-1 enjoys time Soutli Fi future interior clecorator. Mary Louise Erla Erb Dramatics Club -1 a commercial stu- dent -1 likeable personality .-1 library as- sistant -- with us since first gracle -1 meticulous apparel ,- 4-H Clulo memloer -1 tmloncle llair, blue eyes -1 loaslcetloall lan. Galen Carl Fasnactit Carl Came to us in nintli gracle from Lincoln -1 brown wavy lxair i- always seen with Bill and Freol - lots of fun '-- great lmas- lcetball entllusiast -1 lcnown for llis sl1ort Wallc to scliool ? Y -f worlcs in office at Dutcll lvlaicl f-1 Dramatics Club repre- sentative. .A ,-v.v.,.,-J.A,..Af.A.A.A:::.A.AY-.-J 9319 gt ff.A.-.-fr.-.A::.-.Af.-fee...ff. 'A'-'A '-'A'A'-'Af'-'-'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'1 ' ' C I o i s tere tte' ' f v 'v'fv -'A-A-A-A-A--A-v-f-- Sidney Ioyce Flemish Sid Frata Footiighter '- joined us in sopho- more year -f favorite pastime, talking .- basketball booster .-f likes to ice skate Ui -f fashion conscious --f lots of fun .- junior prom committee - persued the commercial course - just Wild about ducks. Terry Glenn Carman ..Rip,. Senior class president -1 picture snap- per for CLOISTERETTE and Morin- taineern -1 mixed chorus comedian -- one of Lets boys - smooth dancer -- has- icethall and football -1 neat dresser '-f member of Student Council --, s of fun -'quiet until he gets started -- ' ey Club devotee. Colleen B. Gehman Hcoileenu President of Girls' Rifle Club '- pleas- ing personality i-1 pretty brown hair .-1 sharpshooter on Rifle Team -1 Swiss flag swinger in Band -- fastidious ward- rohe 7-f always seen with Lois -- likes Army E ineer Corps -1 library assistant -1 mefmgf' of Girls' Athletic Club. --Y-.---Y?-------------- -if 20 ii- -----------T-------A 'A-'Y'-'Y'-'-'-A-'-'-'-'-'-'-A-A-'-'-'-Q U Cl o i s leret te 'v'- '-'-'-'-A-'-'v'-'fv'- '-'-'- Helen M. Ginter Helen Little lassie witli lJig eyes -1 Dramatics Cluln ,- intramural lnaslcetlaall .- plays clarinet in lnancl and orchestra -1 lilces to ice slcate -1 a Penney's', pecldler -' come- ly commercial stuclent - always seen witlw Sara ancl Suzie -- clivine dancer. Shirley Olivia Goclsliall Shirley Sparkling lzmrown eyes and impisli smile equal an irresistible personality -f feature writer on CLOISTERETTE staff H sen- ior high co-captain ol tlie clmeerleaclers -1 Student Council -1 neat dresser -1 library assistant -- witlm us since first gracle -1 lots of lun i- Dramatics Club - Mixed Cliorus -f a secretarial career in siglit. Edwin C. Gooding ..Ed., Associate eclitor ol CLOISTERETTE -' feature eclitor of Mountaineer -f Stale Bancl trombonist -1 string bass sawer '- excellecl in football by combin- ing lorains ancl larawn -f seepecl into our class in seventlm gracle f-I Dance Com- mittee cliairman i- past secretary and treasurer of Key Club 1-1 tliinlcs trig a trap - tlmree year lionor student -I infi- nite vocalaulary -1 college lmouncl. fe-Y-A----A-A-A-vw-ve'-fY-v-Y-- if 2119- f'A-Af:-Afe-we--A'-----A-Afff' --A--A-A-'Y'-A--A-A-A-A-A-A-' 'ffucloisteretteuff- -A-A-A-1 -A-A--Av-Y-Y -A-Av-A David H Griffith A i'Dave ' 90555 9 fo . . proud tb Q r.c1p1ent of the AH.Lanc ter TPA' JMHMP3 B strasse W C1001 -1 i5fers n e ean -at-arms in Stu ent ' Cou il' s oqyotviaei ' r I ea rrer r- future Forester A i- lture e s e' -1 popular 'tl ' ' 'ANU p ans to go to Penn ' Larry R. Helter Larry Modest foniy till you get him taucingj -1 likes math f-I varsity basketball -1 hard- ly ever seen with a sober expression -I chums around with uEIvie -1 the man with big shoes -- ardent sports fan - Iilces fishing 1-1 sports a ucrewcutu '- future Navy man. Frederick D. Henke Fred Participates in Mixed Chorus '- the guy with the suave wave - member of Rifle Club '- hobby, building model autos -1 attended schools in Reading. Reiffton, and Hamburg, Pennsylvania and also Tappahannock, Virginia - likes to experiment with chemicals '-- al- ways seen smiling -1 plans to be a pilot in the Air Force. -rf 22 as f-v-A'---Y-A-A-f-f-A-A I 'Ct oi s terette' ' 'ff:-'-'-'-'-A-'- 'v'v 'v '- Sara Ann Hertzog HoneyU Acactemic stuctent '- witti us since first grade '- perky tiair styles f-1 second alto in Nlixect Ctiorus - Penn State fan .- servect on Junior Prom Decorating Com- mittee '-' talented artist -- deIigi1ts in ftooctting on time piano -1 neat attire .- ambition, artist. Nm alto M W ttwf ,-4 David G. Horntnerger, Ir. Skip Artist for iVIountaineer f- on the beam for band and orchestra -1 ptays a Barrytone ,-- tiancty prom decorator ..- junior year Student Council representa- tive -f generally seen with Lynn i-1 spirit- ed sports spectator .-1 ever-ready smile ,-1 flltlllf IIOLISCIIOICI Bhd I'lHI'CIWHI'6 SHICSITIHH .-4 1-1 four effervescing personality. if A--Af' A---AA A -AA--- A A - A-'-'-'-'-f- -'ff' '-'-1 Cloisterette f-'- 'Y-A-'-A--A-A--A--A-A-A-A-1 Gloria D. Horst Horsty Pleasant disposition '-1 sports fan -f utvtountaineern typist - knows all the jokes in the book -1 supplies commercial students with candy -1 lieacls for Dutch- maicl after scliool ,- library assistant -- writes 'Palmer Nletlioclu - wishes Akron belonged to Eptirata -' future in the Wfaves. Richard L. Hufforcl Dick Football defensive star -f ctribbles a basketball at noon '-f usually seen with The Stewarts of Akronn f- bends his muscles at Cloister Dairies f-I clisapproves of studying -1 brilliant answers in English class i-I swims like a fish i-1 notice that smile? .-1 future, uHutforcI's lee Cream Parlor . if 'tffifgttitf twig? ress istry p ics 1 '- I uh t vp! V' na v-f I AW n at Fo s arp sh er '- o e r envy s F o a wi ti tans tra I like ind on his feet never e clas ambiti o ra VV st U , V in it ft KM AJ-A.A-vwfff'--vw v-AY-v-Y-f sf 24 13+ ---A ---A - A--f v-v-Y-A I ways a gent an W ' ' ' A A'A 'UCl0iStel'el'len A A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A A A A A A A A Donalcl fumes lacoliy Doc The laugh from lVlanheim Township .- hanclles that Stuclie,' namecl l'lelia- tropeu -1 member of CLOISTERETTE stall -1 Mixed Chorus bass - sounds ollm in bancl -f Rip's pal -f busy boy -1 Hour friendu -1 lilces raclio ancl television -- laborecl on Prom Committee. I. Barry Kacliel Birch A grancl guy --1 little fellow - rlepencl- able football baclclielcler .- came from Washington Street School alter six years -1 baseball -I a sports Whiz Kid i-1 plans to worlc with machines l- the Glory Boy . Robert Killtefner Killa Vicious niclmame i- spencls most of his time at the D. and B. Diner -1 plays baslcetball -1 football man, taclcle posi- tion -f nice guy i- the jolly sort '- plans to clo Hanythingn. -Af' --A-ff:ff'-v-:f--ff +24 25 yi- f--:Y-J-4-AY-f-4fv-- A - -A-A'-v-A-M -A-A-'v'-'-'-'- '--'fe'-A-'-'ff'-A-f ' ' C I o i s tere t te' ' -'- -of-'-'-1'-'-'-A-A- 'v'fv'ff lack D. Lefever HICl,Ckn Haiis from Lincoln -- muscle bound '- does a lot of walking -1 Fuller Brush bair cut -1 pleasant smile '- amicable fellow -- seen everywbere -f future, undecided. DOTICJCI L9f8UT8 Duckyn Sturdy football baifbaclc -1 Rifle Club member -1 wavy bair -f pals Witb Hvvit- tien -1 believed a woman bater -1 perma- nent iibrary fixture during vacant per- iods -1 fancy last name - intends to en- list in tbe Air Force. Cassandra Gale Leiphart Hsanclyu Usually beard laughing -1 becomes a Rip Van Vvinicien during bomeroom period -1 beart beion gs to the Air Force '- E. H. Sfs Katbryn Cornell -1 encbanting eyes -1 usually seen witb Sbiriey -1 re- membered as Anne in Anne of Green Gabiesn -f plans to taice up modeling. if 26 is Y'-'Y'-'ff'-Afv'-'-A-'-A-'-'-A-'-'Y'-1 H Ci oi ste rette' ' '-'ff'-'- '-'-A- A Nancy Levan nvvienern Appears quiet uniess you know ber - iiices journalism - uiViountaineer staff .- plenty peppy - CLOISTERETTE fea- ture writer -f Huiiyys pai -1 with us since first gracie -1 gooci commercial student -- Mixed Cilorus -1 neat as a pin -1 secret ambition. lo travel '- couici join time Air Forcei I Nancy D. Longenecieer Hshortyu Pint size!! f- our snappy field captain -1 aiways seen with Toot -1 member of Dramatics Club -1 nimble feet on ciance floor f-1 barrel of fun -I siiort black locks f- Rifle Club member '-I hobbies, swim- ming and dancing -1 wouici like to enter ciesigning sciiooi. Patricia Ann Loose .fpatn Joineci us in time nintil grade -1 brown- eyed miss '-f ambitious commercial stu- cient - Mixeci Chorus -1 sports enthusiast - sophomore representative in Student Council f- Ronnie's inspiration F-1 finds pleasure in ciancing -- iavisbiy aciorneci at Junior Prom witb two orchids. ff:'A--A-----ffY-Y-Y-A-A-A-A-A asf 27 53+ f-A-A-ANN:f-A-A-A-V------2 'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'e'A'-'-'-' ' 'C l 0 isl ere l te ' x f--'-'-'-'-'-' 'Y---A-A-A A---'Y'-A Patricia Anne Lynch Pat CLOISTERETTE typist -1 library as- sistant - likeable lass -1 a lilting soprano of time Mixed Chorus ,-- lan of all sports --f Girls' Rifle Club '-f daily traveler to worlc at Dutclimaicfs after scbool -1 a future office worker. Arthur A. Martin Uvviliteyn Dramatics Club member i-1 spends most spare time reading -- Rifle Club slmarp sliooter - lilies to eat ice cream -1 small in stature '-1 favorite sport, swim- ming -1 Mixed Chorus f-1 bloncl liair ,- always in a burry -1 plans to worlc on a farm. Shirley Ann Mentzer Minnie Popular lass i- Mixed Chorus member -1 Dramatics Club f- taclclecl Chemistry with us i-1 Color Guard in Band -1 Sl1irley's partner on the ivories in assem- bly fi big blue eyes f-1 Dance Band ,-1 junior luigb clieerleacler '-1 Athletic Club f-f unusual bobby, collecting Wisbbones -f plans to attend Juniata College. A-J--A---va - - --v--xv-'A if 28 ii- ----A---ff-U -- -'-'- ' ' 'ff- '-'-A-A-A-A-'v'-'-1ncioisteretteu'-'-'ff-'-'-'f-'-'fe-Y' '- - -Y'-A lean Anne Merrion 'clean Anne Peppy and pertinatious '- uDaric Eyesu f- tenor cirummer in loanci - tile orches- tra's vivacious vioiinist - Dramatics Club member ,- able associate editor of CLUISTERETTE - Girls, Athletic Club -1 attractive attire, always -f cie- penciabie - reaciy to iieip na friend in need - prefers vacations at Mt. Gretna -1 fincis the nursing profession attractive. Shirley G. Miller Hiwillern Tire Uciiewing gum iciciu f- mania for Clrevies - our joiiy friend -f iiaiis from Reading - tilting soprano in Mixeci Chorus -f Lonnie's frienci -1 someones future secretary f-1 likes roiier skating ,-f has serious moments. Mr One qi o cias gl ' treas s ni ti g e ai 5 to I I -1 prou f HA nn My -ff ras ibn in man a s - ev yoneis X i , fraud ust iaugiii g - pi ns tot? ' 1.0 G siien lege. 1' I lj ff Wg! i 6 All ' M JV 5 MW jf! X ' s 1 Qs M L vii ft ml WWW Clolsteretteuf-A ffff- Ioan Roberta Mohler uloanien Lovely lass '- sixteen inches of hair '- soft voice - Student Council - Varsity Cheerleader f-1 buzzes around in a 'P ? - good student -f always busy f- CLOIS- TERETTE staff artist f-' Tonight rm really going to study - college bound -' car trouble again ? I -1 will go places. We Color neat juniorfyarg nt brush ,- M2 vA,A M -A-'-A-'-'-'-'-'-'ff v'v 'f- 5 'CI oi s tere tte' ' of-A-'-1'-'-'-'- '-'- '-'Y' Lois Faye Noll Lois Fayeu Member of Girls, Rifle Club -1 enjoys reacling ancl sewing -I alale clarinetist in all musical organizations -1 clribbles in clramatics -- Girls' Atllletic Club -1 quiet on llle surface only -f aim. nursing. I. Elvin Pfautz Ellie All-county lioopster -1 fabulous foot- laall encl -1 pitches fancy curves '- figures on ice '- patronizes Zinn's Diner -1 tall 'n terrific - always lias an appropriate jolce -1 malces bulls eyes of bunnies -1 future business aclministrator. Fred D. Pontz, IH Spike ulvlr. presiclenln of band '- presiclent of Rifle Clulo '- Frata Footliglitersy prexy -1 slmarp warclrobe -- teacliers' pride and joy ? ? i- junior prom committee artist ,-1 luture Harry James. U. A'---weff'-Y-'-Y---A-Y---Af'-A asf 3153+ ev--:ff-A-Af'-'A'Aff'-Y-v-v-ff'-Y 4 -v--Y-Y-f-A-Y-:Y-ff'-Y-f-fx:-A-A if 32 is fv-v-ffv-'-fffY-v-:Y-v-Y-Y-Y-:ff -'--- 'v'v'v'-'v'-A-''A-'Y'-'-1'-A-1 K I Cl o is l ere t te ' ' f-A-'fix'-'-A--A-'ffl-A----f-Av Shirley I. Ream Shirley Came in junior year from East Cocal- ico -I clmemistry wlmiz - college material '- likes to reacl -f always reacly witll a sly remark - basketball lan -- frienclly to everyone '-- avicl lmistory student - lloioby. clriving. Shirley A. Reicler HHulley,' Nlixecl Clmorus alto '- HlVlountaineer typist f- likes to drive - commercial stu- dent r-1 always seen with Hennie ancl Cinnie -1 tells jokes ? ? ? - Air Force lan f- with us twelve years i-1 lwpes to attend business college -1 someone's secretary. Cynthia Z. Renninger Hcinnieu Senior range officer of Girls' Rifle Clulo -1 Frata Footlighter -1 keeps up on news about 28th Division -1 library assistant -1 neat wardrobe -H caslmier at Howarcl .lol1nson's i- likes clmemistry -1 plays in- tramural basketlnall --1 UHennie's life- ' long friend --1 has loudest laugli in scl1ool f-1 ambition, gym teacher. Henrietta S. Rickeninach nHennie Girls' Rifle Club member -1 lilies to reacl --1 lmelps type attendance slieets - Mixecl Cllorus member -1 faitliful library l assistant -f commercial student -1 pleas- ing personality -- intramural basketball - lmopes to attend business college -f one oi uFour lVluslceteers -1 future private or meclieai secretary. loanne Sylvia Risimei Risk pleasing personality i- class secretary -f favorite sports, inaslcetiyall and base- ball -1 une etuciiante francaise -1 CLOIS- TERETTE feature Writer '- capable eclilor of tl1e uiVlountaineerH -f lwonor stu- dent -' Mixed Chorus soprano f-I ener- getic member of time Girls' Sports Club '-1 future Doris Day. Carol Romig . URomig,' Beautiful blue eyes -1 member of Nlixecl Cliorus for four years -1 an Alcronite', --1 climplecl smile -' commercial student .- last minute maid -1 expert on ice slcates -1 lencls spirit to tlie fighting Nlounts '- future secretary. -if 33 is A'A ' 1 s C I O S t CTC HC , i '' A' ff----ve-A-Af-A-A-A-A-A-'-'-'-'-'- ' 'Ci o is tere t te ' ' f'-'-'A'A'-'-'-'A'-'Af'-'A'-'-'A'A'A'A' Fay L. Royer ..Fay,, Mixed Chorus songtress i-1 iiterary editor of iViountaineer -1 superior com- merciai stucient -1 enjoys ice skating and swimming -1 quietly efficient f-1 CLOIS- TERETTE feature Writer i- consistently an iionor stucient -1 someone's secretary. David Rutt HDave,' Academic student f-- uiine and sinkeru man i- essential cog in time CLQISTER- ETTE business staff i-1 came from Akron in our fresbman year '-- favorite subject, math -I friendly -1 intelligent -f possibil- ity of enlisting in Air Force. Donald Rutt DonnieU Fiashy basketball forward -1 Larry's cousin -f twelve years in Epbrata scboois -f an enemy of rabbits and ring necks come November first i-1 seen uworicingu at time D. fr B. Diner - ioves English I I -1 one of Frata's Usiuggersu f-I favorite ciessert, ciiocoiate pie -I future, unciecioieci. ,...,.A.A.A..,.s.,v.,..A.........A.-.-.A egg 34 gi .A.A.-Y-v-::.-.-.-v-.-v-Y-Y-Y-fx.-.-. A-'fffv'-Av'-A-A-'f'-'-of-'-A-'ff-1 ' ' Cloi sterette H 'Y'-'-'- A -A-'fv'-A -A - Larry Rutt Speeds, Happy hunter on November first -f aci- mirer of the opposite sex -f sports en- lIlllSiElSl' --1 broad smile -1 fond of English I i f- enjoys fishing -1 a daily diner ciinner --f surviveci twelve years -- Freci's male companion -f Burger Basket Special -1 Parris Island bound. 45093 is .9 . Sh 'r orraine Ratt 5 Ruitie', Sews a fine seam ,-- Dramatics Club '- 4-H Club member -1 desirable disposition -1 fond of roller skating -1 eine Deutsche Stucienten '- accordianist in tile orciaes- tra 1-1 future floral ciesigner and 4-H Club supervisor. Bebe Lou Shaeffer tKL0u,, Conscientious commercial student ,- Pepsocient smile f- likeable lass -1 drum- mer girin in band -1 gets excited about New Holland 1-1 spencls spare time read- ing '- orchestra member -- plays a big violin 7 7 f-1 curly eye lasiies - blissful future in view. ff'-ff-'-'-ff'-'-'-ffY-'-v-fv-- sf 35 J-as ff-ff-Af-A-A'--v--f-A-Af-Af-Af. Ctol ste rette' ' Y'-'-' -A-A-'-A -Af- Lowell V. Steely Butch Usually seen with uvvitn r- CLOIS- TERETTE feature writer '- hobbies, hunting and fishing -f Key Club -f able mathematician -1 rahici rooter for football and basketball teams -1 Mixed Chorus member -1 future accountant. 1 My V W I ' la sl t ff 'U wi' G, LUG. ' war H ' C' ati of Mountain- rge om years of Latin .-4 h U tack' e tm ics -1 u at min 0' r J cYn's '-1 ' h 1- of nec 's r senta- s ,- e ci 'ving t H ocilern I-1 rcs ' p o attenct Mil- VII e eachers ollege. fa 36 at -A-Y Y 'A'A'- 'A'A'A' 'A 'A' 4 ICI0iStCI'Ctte, , ' Richard L. Stewart Dick Football follower -f wild about alge- bra I I -1 shy guy -1 Hack, curly hair .- cuts a neat figure on the ice -1 hep on hockey -1 favorite sport, baseball -1 Navy hound. Betty Marie Stoner Marie Friendly lass i- delights in souvenir collecting --1 CLOISTERETTE typist ,- welt groomed at all times -1 commercial student -I keeps U. S. N. Post Offices husy -1 seldom heard, but often seen ,- ambitious secretary. Lester Daniel Strauch, Ir. Lester', Top-joker of the class of '52 -- football co-captain '- baseball manager -1 busi- ness manager of CLOISTERETTE - past district secretary of Key Clubs -f Mixed Chorus and Dramatics Club mem- ber i-1 endowed with lots of grey matter -I hohhies, teaching handicrafts and building model planes -1 Motto: Keep Smiling -1 plans to go to college .-1 uLesterH, the most jovial senior! +24 37 1+ Cio 1 steret te, ' -'-'-A-A-A-A-'-v-A-'v'v'Y'v-v--A-A-A-A Kenneth Sweigart ..Ken,, A Brownstown import in Sophomore year '- presicient of Stucient Council .- brown wavy iiair -1 a great sportsman .- iikes to fisii. frequents Safe Harbor -1 snappy basketball forwarci -1 agrees with time statement G e n t i e m e n Prefer Leon Ray Sweigart Swigu A stucient in time Epiirata sctnoois for lweive years -1 ciark curiy iiair -- senior member of Stucient Councii -1 Mixed Chorus tenor '- ardent Boston Reci Sox fan -f spends spare time visiting Akron .- facuity assistant -1 efficient member of CLOISTERETTE business staff f-f ain- sentee on November first -1 VVeit's rigiit iiand man 1-f neat ciresser -f a frienciiy fellow. Bionciesn ,-1 future, unciecicleci Ruth S. Usner Ruthie Neat as a pin f-1 quiet on time surface .- tile Miss from Mt. Airy ,-1 Biiiy Eckstein enthusiast '- interested in Lititz f-- inraveci pilysics -1 aiways ready to roiier skate '- popuiar music a steaciy diet '- capaioie German student -1 headed for Jefferson. Q24 38 it :eff-A---A--A---Y-v-----ff- - -A-A' Y -A-A-Av -- Cloisterette -- A -'- - '- '- Marilyn Nellie Walker 'KMara,' Arrived from the Empire State .- AciciecI Attraction -1 enjoys sports -f flashing' smile -1 a young journalist i- her winter pleasure, ice skating i-1 speaks fluent Spanish i- ciarinetist -1 bubbling with friendliness -- immediately accepted as a friencl. George Walter, Ir. George Another Clay boy f-1 delights in chemistry -1 travels to Hershey often .-1 raises prize beef -I absentee for 4-H shows -I usiicicecin blond hair f-1 usually quiet -1 Brings Home time Baconn on November first -1 arrives every morning at 8:20 -1 indefinite plans for future. ,ll Q M, ll 90, W 5 I 1- . i H V r' la -1 i1 ' -' AP plea it s ' e ,- M' ,ci rus rano ,-- s ti1 liimrar' s if ch ng t 0145 ay iingt help fa lte asti , te Ii ok s ioa i er- . H a. ersviil gi if ,WWW Maw at eeeeeeeeee e e eeeeeeeeeeeeeee --A-'-'-'-'Y'-A-'v'-'ff'v'-'-Afv'-'vc ' A C i oi s tere tte' ' f-'-A -'-'-'-'-'-1'-'-'-'-'v '-'-' Barbara L. Wertsch UBohiJyU One of our peppy cheerleaders '- Girls, Athletic Club -1 ricies the bus from Hope- ianci -1 revels in roiier skating -1 Uchat- terhoxi' - horse-hack ricier '- iots of vim and vigor '-1 desires a future with VVOmen's Air Force. Lois Dawn Wicimyer Snookien Band member for five years -f ambi- tious booiciceeper -f quite popular with the opposite sex -1 ioig brown eyes '-f as- sists in the library '-' enjoys ali sports -f has an eye on the Air Force -f Mixed Chorus soprano '-1 Coiieen's pai -f plans to attend Reading Business College. I. Ronald Witmer HRonnie', Loyal Brooklyn Dodger fan --I handy fellow with a ioasicetinaii -1 of Irish cie- scent '-f Mixed Chorus member -f curly hair -1 Senior High Dance Committee i-1 favorite pastimes, Patsy and baseball ,- likes studying history I I I -I Hfiashyu wardrobe i-1 future, baseball catcher. at 40 is Norma M. Witmer Hstlorlien Pretty, petite, pert F- Ugiggielnoxn '- busy hooiciceeper -1 happy-go-lucky -I part time worker at Sitco -1 just loves to eat -1 wants to visit Ohio, after graduation .- a secretariat career pianneci. Eugene Witmyer Wm Two-year hoopster and diamond ace for E. H. S. f- witty -- with us for twelve years -f Miss Hoover's pride and joy '- chemistry whiz ? ? ? -1 one of the gang '- hobbies, hunting and fishing -1 The pride of Miss iViohIer's Typing Class f- personality A-1 -1 future, unoiecidect. George D. Wolf Georgie,' Wavey hair --f member of Mixed Chorus and Key Club -f sureshot on rifle team -- Range Officer of the Rifle Club 1- hails from Lincoln -f lover of music -1 dangerous to all bunnies in hunting sea- son F- CLOISTERETTE business staff -1 interested in a certain junior -1 college hounci. A'A'A 'A 'A ' 5 I C I 0 S tefel' te 1 Y ''A'A'A'A ''' -v-A-A-AY-v-'AY-fff--A-Aff-A'--J -vf.'14lEf- ff::-A-4f'---ff:-Y-Y--Af-A-Af H !.f.vV My loan B. Yecleer I H oanien Joined us from Bergstrasse in nintlr grade -f member ol special art class lor two years '- part time worlc in lVloyer's office -' academic student -1 liolalwies, skating and swimming -1 lavorite sub- ject, cllemistry .-- future nurse at Reading Hospital. Audrey Ann Zell Audrey Comely commercial student '- lrails lrom Lincoln '- plays piano in tree time - tip-top typist -1 Billy Eclcstein fan -1 usually seen Witli URutl1ieU -1 doesn't say mucll f- pleasant -- future, undecided. Heleri'Nancy Zell Zell Ulvlounlaineeru lypist --' served as pianist for junior liigli operetta '- partici- pated in intramural loaslcetlmall and volley ball -1 member ol Girls' Sports Club - all around sports lan - speed demon on tlie typewriter -- usually seen at Brun- nerville -1 played on tlle Blue rleansu baseball team -- future office worlcer. --Af'--:Y--Y-1A-Y--Y-Y-A-Y-A-v Ast 42 112+ f--Y-H--Aff:-A---A-Av-v-v--x lo i s te re t te' ' 'ff'-'-'Y'-'ff'- A -' - '- A - YA-'fx-A-Av-A-A-'-A-'Y'-A-'Y'-A-'f-1 Ct o i stere tte ' ' 'f 0 Ann Zinn Toot Can be seen and heard everywhere ,- pounds on time library typewriter r- as- sorted wardrobe -1 shining red hair '- color guard in band P- trot rods around in a big black Buick - always seen with Nancy - Dramatics Club '- versatile -1 excels in sports '- future photographer. 9 EV Q.-r 5 -'-f-Y-A-Af--v-A-YA-Y-L-'Av--'A at 43 yr f- iuawmkx I X 'K , H . X W .K 1 , J ,.'x'.,. Q5 2 Qqwsx Mg.. -x A-Q . ? Imepfxrab es. . , B N, 3 Rxxsew ' is 'Q Q X N N555 x N if 4 K I I H 1 6 XX S x X 1 is M 4 Xm Sithng Pretly 'A 'A ' A K C l O S t C re l. te i i 'A 'A' pwpdecq ' Time time'-4972. It is a Warm evening in .tune and time metropolis of Eplm- rata is ablaze witlm a myriad of colored liglmts in anticipation of time gala affair to talce place tlmis evening. il-'lmis festive occasion, spotiiglmted by a Gay Nineties lvlasquerade. lmeralds time reunion oi tlme successful class oi '52 Time party talces place in tlme luxurious ballroom of time Cioister House. owned and operated by Lowell Steely, Eplmrata playboy. As time guests emmter, tlmeir wraps are received by Greta Ensinger. attractive lmat-cimeclc girl. Leon Sweigart and Larry Rutt, lmosts lor time eveningis affair. are on lmand to uslmer tlme guests to tlmeir tables. Soft music, played by Pontzis Pepcats under time baton ot time renowned banclieader. Fred Pontz. pervades time atmosplmere. Entering now are Slmirley Godslmall and Terry Carman. King and Queen of TV cinema. accompanied by Ann Zinn, proprietress of Tootis Terrific Two- Tone Diner. Robert Killmeiner, slmort order coolc, and Evelyn Brumbaclm. efficient lmeacl waitress at time diner, are aiso present. At one table Slmirley lVlentzer, owner of tlme dress slmop Futuristic Faslmions. is discussing time latest trends in women's styles witlm lmer lmead faslmion designer, Sara Ann Hertzog fwtmo, incidentally, de- signed most of tlme costumes for tlmis masquerade partyi, and Sandra Leiplmarl, stunning model. Suzanne Covert, creator of Covertis Clmic Coiflures, joins tlmem in timeir discussion. In anotlmer corner Helen Zell, captain of time Eplmrata All-Girl Space Trotters Basketball Exlmibitionists, lnc., and lmer teammates Darlene Enclc and Slmirley Ream, are plotting triclcy plays for future exlmibitions. Slmiriey Miller. inventor of Craclcy Lacicy, time noiseless clmewing gum, and lmer clmiel tester Donald Jacoby pause for a moment to clmat witlm Helen and lmer friends. Taking advantage of time deliglmtful music are Fred Henlce, lmead clmemist for time United States Department of Experimental Researclm, and lmis private sec- retary, Joanne Rislmelg Ed Gooding, autlmor of Gooding's Tlmesaurusu, a modern supplement to Roguetis edition, and Sidney Flemislm, owner of time worldis largest duclc farmg Barry Albriglmt, King of time Meat Monopoly, and Helen Ginter, socialite, Diclc Hufford, local businessman. and Marilyn Walker, clarinetist in Plmil Spitalnyis All-Girl Orcimestra. As time dance floor clears, Bill Canty, oil magnate, can be seen talking to Artimur Martin, owner of time clmief tobacco ex- perinmental farm in time countryg wlmile Larry Helter, Foreign Relations Expert, and George Vvolf, Clmief Advisor to time President, fwlqo is none otimer tlman our own Eivin Pliautzj are setting fortlm tlmeir ideas on time latest world developments. Tlmis serene setting is suddenly interrupted by a loud, raucous laugim, and as all eyes follow tlme sound to its source, time center ol attraction becomes Cyntlmia Renninger. professional lauglmer for MGM sound effects studio, and imer capable assistants, Betty and Verna Boyer, convulsed witlm lauglmter over a jolce of comedian Lester Strauclm, wimo lmas been named successor to Milton Berle on TV. Since time spotliglmt lmas been focused on tlmis corner, otlmer celebrities now catclm time at- tention of time guests, David Griffitlm, lmead football coaclm at Eplmrata University, world famous for its fabulous football teamg David Hornberger, wlmo inaugurated time Vvorld Evangelistic lylovementg Barry tBirclml Koclmel, top-fliglmt tree surgeon: George Vvalters, cattle ranclmer in Arizona: David Rutt, matlmematics expert: and Gerald Buffenmyer, owner of tlme corporation tlmat Hfixes your Diiapidated Date-mobilesn. Of course, wlmere males are seen so are femalesg so Simirley Rei- der, Norma Vvitmer, Patricia Lynclm, Elaine Eitnier, lvlary Erb, and Faye Royer, ....au..,....,.,A.-Y-Y.v-Y-Y-Y-.-.-Y-Y? 46 gg? gh-YA.-.-.A..vg.-.-.A..Y-.-...Aa-....... -'A 'A' A'A 'A ' A I C I 0 S l' C fe t t C , y ' 'A 'A '- '- 'A'A'A' looking stunning in their appropriate costumes, are lending sparkle to the con- versation. One section of the room seems to have become a Housewife's Havenn, where Marie Stoner, Sarah Coleman, Bebe Lou Shaeffer, Joanne Hornberger, Colleen Gehman, and Pat Carpenter are discussing their newly-formed baby sitters' co-op, which is managed by Henrietta Rickenbaclm. This unique organi- zation allows these ladies spare time for shopping and nights out with ulmubbyn. Several from time class of ,52 representing time literary world are present. They are Inez Althouse, poetess, whose works the critics have highly praised: Nancy Levan, journalist: Mildred Sherk, illustrator for Ladies Home Journaln: Nancy Longenecker, originator of time daily cartoon Crazy Cut-upsng and Lois Vvidmyer, whose monthly column, ui..ovelorn?n in the ncosmopolitanu has cap- tured the fancy oi all her readers. As a slight sidetrack from literary works, Jean Anne Merrion, whose life-long ambition to become an interior decorator has ma- terialized, is talking shop with her associate, Joan Molmler. Of course, this illustrious class boasts many in time professional field. Lois Faye Noll, now head nurse in time Pediatrics Ward of Jefferson Hospital, is ex- changing experiences with Patricia Molmler. psychiatrist, and Betty Bender, head of the Ephrata Community Hospital. Gloria Horst, Captain in the Waves: lxiary Lou Bender, singer in Fred Vvaringis famous chorus: Laverne Brown, head of the town's Board of Education and a teacher in the elementary grades: Karolyn Stewart, owner of time Sclmoeneck Transit Company which operates a bus service from Sclmoeneck to nearby towns: Joan Yecker, furniture designer for an international firm: and Shirley Rutt, Home Economics Expert for time county, are recalling their school day escapades. Audrey Zell, owner of time large Kountry Kennels. specializing in pedigreed poodles: Ar- villa Vveaver, teacher of ethics at a nearby college: Nancy Bishop, fashion con- sultant for a Fifth Avenue fashion lmouse: Ruth Usner, owner of a large chain of gift shops: Barbara Vvertsch, owner of time Vvertsch School of Dancing: and Carol Romig, policewoman for the Akron police force are also deep in conversation. The men, loo, have a lot to say, and Kenneth Sweigart, baseball pitcher in time Big Leagues: Galen Fasnaclmt, owner of a large airport: Jack Lefever, li- censed airplane pilot: and Nevin Crowtlmer, head of Crowtlmeris international Ex- port Company are deeply engrossed in some pertinent topic. But all this is suddenly interrupted by the appearance of Donald Lefever, famous radio announcer who is master of ceremonies for tonight. The room grows quiet as the floor slmow is announced. First on time agenda is a comedy revue by Russell Eckert and Eugene Vvitmyer. clowns in time Barnum and Baileys Circus, and tlmeir jokes are heartily applauded by time audience. Nancy Mohler and Claude Ice, professional roller skating duo, then give an exhibition of their talent. Evelyn Molmler. world famous opera soprano now appearing at time Eplmrata Opera House towned and operated by Donald Rutt and Richard Stewart, enthralls time audience with her beautiful voice. Several encores are in order before her listeners allow her to leave time stage. Pat Loose and Ronald Witmer, famous television hus- band and wife team, end the evening's entertainment with a sample of one of their TV skits. As time evening draws to a close, a hush flis on the happy group as the band pours forth the strains of time HAlma Nlateru, and solemnly each voice takes up time chorus and tlmey earnestly pledge anew their fitlm in their old Alma Mater. As the song ends, the guests bid farewell to each other and leave for home, tak- ing witlm them glorious memories of an unforgetable reunion of the Class of 52. --v-ff--JY----ff-A----ff-A eat 47 iz? V-N-ff-v-ff-A--4ff-Av-A'-v- v -'----vi-'-A -'v'-A - A-'v'-v'-'-e ' A Cl 0 i s te re t t 0 ' v :- -'Y'- A- 1'-'Y-'-AY'--A-'A-A--Y 66444 Widow ln September, 1948, we, as freshmen. began exploring the vast resources of lcnowledge found in Ephrata High School. 1V1any of us were represented in band, orchestra, junior high mixed chorus, and on the ulV1ountaineer staff. .10- anne Hornberger and Larry Eitnier capably represented us on the Student Coun- cil. Gur basketball team was cheered to success by Shirley Mentzer, Joan 1V1ohler. and Shirley Godshall. On April 29. we held our Freshman Dance. As sophomores just entering senior high school, we elected the following officers: president, Larry Eitnier: vice president. Lester Strauchg secretary, Joanne Rishelg treasurers, Nancy 1V1oh1er and David Grilfithg Student Council repre- sentatives, Patricia Loose and Nevin Crowther. Edwin Gooding and Lester Strauch served as secretary and treasurer, respectively, in the newly organized Key Club. Many of our members found time to participate in extra-curricular activi- ties in spite of the difficult course of study we undertook this year. At the beginning of our junior year, we chose Nevin Crowther. Presidentg Terry Garman, vice presidentg .loan lvlohler, secretary: David Griffith, treasurer. This year Nancy Bishop, Laverne Brown. Shirley Godshall. David Hornberger. David Rutt, and Ronald Vvitmer represented us in Student Council. Exuberance reigned as we donned gray and scarlet jaclcets. sweaters. and hats in January ol t mat year. A uplantation Garden was the theme of the annual prom held on 1V1ay 4 with music furnished by 1ra Bowman and his orchestra. The prom was considered the most uniquely decorated for many years, the main attraction being a revolving crystal ball which cast colored reflections throughout the gym. ln the fall of 1951 we entered the doors of E.H.S. lor the beginning ol our last and most glorious year in high school. We elected as our officers. Terry Garman, president, Nevin Crowther, vice presidentg Joanne Rishel, secretary: and Evelyn 1V1oh1er. treasurer. The following seniors efficiently served as officers of the Student Council: Kenneth Sweigart, presidentg Terry Carman. vice presi- dentg Joan 1V1oh1er, recording secretaryg' Shirley Godshall, corresponding secretary: and David Griffith, sergeant-at-arms. Held at E.H.S. this year were the Student Council Convention and the County 1V1usic Festival. Co-captains Lester Strauch and Nevin Crowtherg David Griffith, who won the award oi outstanding player of Lancaster County: Edwin Gooding, Barry Kochelg Donald LeFevreg Richard Huffordg and Elvin Pfautz led our foot- ball team to the Conference of the Roses championship. We also won perma- nently the Lititz-Ephrata trophy. As guests ol the class ol '53, on May 2. we danced to the strains of one of the countyss leading orchestras. The long-awaited events of our high school career, that is, Baccalaureate, Class Day, and Commencement, finally came and passed, never to be forgotten. We left the portals of Ephrata High School prepared to meet the obstacles of the future. v-...-Y-Y-.-.-J.-.-Y-.-.-Y-.-v-.--.-.-.-v- -at 48 is ----f----f.----.--.--.---- XY NY l , SX xy Q z . X X K. EQ Q Si X .,.,:0 ,3- Nzyg. Lg, 1 .swis fx Q W wmmxxwwgmmxm SSRN -'-'fv'- -'--'- '-Af-- '-'-'- ff- K 'Cioi sterette' ' ff- -'-A-'Y'-'ff-' -'-A-'-'- Seaton M444 7066! As we, tile Senior Class, saciiy ciepart from tiiis sciiooi life, we leave lie- iiinci us time memories and recollections we lioici so clear. it is witir a sane minci tiiat we ioequeatii tiiese objects. 1. Time clieerieaciing position of Siiiriey Gocisiiaii to .loan Weaver. 2. To time football team, tire umagna victoria of time Conference of time Roses. 3. A portion of Elvin Pliautzis liaslcetlmaii points to Horace Keller. 4. An incii or two loorroweci from Lois Faye Noiiis stature to be acided to Pauline Sweigart. 5. Mort' parking space lor Mary Ann Kiuge ami ller Dofigc. 6. Tile never-ending friencisiiip ol Henrietta Riclcenioacli anci Cyntiiia Renninger to Sancira Myers anci Doris Snyder. 7. Electric typewriters for all tiie struggling typists. 8. Tile footioaii prestige of our own Davici Griflitii to fleet-footeci uslcipu Haucic. 9. To future cllapei pianists, a new imoolc of duets. 10. A successful Prom for ali Junior classes liereafter. 11. To Jan Vvitmer, a lmooic entitieci N1-'lie Antics of Red Slceitonu. 12. A violin from Fritz Kreisier for Rancioipli Aires. 13. To future Engiisli stucients, Miss Barcrs interpretation of time witciies from iViacioeti1 . 14. A ciivicienci of Eugene Vvitmyeris iiumor to Nevin Giatfelter. 15. A portion of Lester Straucifs energy to be ciivicieci loetween Ronald Doiia and Harry Geriiart. 16. To Donald Radcliffe, tiie executive ability of Nevin Crowtiler. 17. Usicipn Hornlmergeris winning smile we leave to Bolo Hackman. 18. To Peggy Buriciloicier and Roberta lvioiiier, transportation to New Holland. 19. To Vern Wolf, Georges position at tiie wiieel of tile l.NHS11,,. 20. As an anticiote for liis quietness, we leave Jim Hess Donaici Jacoinyis uiaugliu. 21. To iris Buriclioicier, Joanne Risiiets basketball siiots. 22. A personal inociyguarci for .Ian Hamlin for protection from time females. 23. To time Student Council, a solution to tile iiaii traffic problem. 24. Conscientious loooiciceepers for Miss Mohler. 25. To the faculty, an enjoyaiaie tilree montiis' vacation after nine months' agony. 26. To our Alma Mater, we leave our names inscrilaeci so neatly on all ciesics. 27. We, time Class of '52, will a prosperous senior year to time Class of 53. Witnessed by: JOANNE RISHEL, Attorney-at-Law SHIRLEY GODSHALL, Esq. .-...-.-.-.-.-.-- -:'-.A.-v-A- - -Af: so is .A-A-A--Y-f -A-A:-A---Y-.A -.-.- I 1 QQ XX X is xywx M Q51 Wsxww x xy Nm SEEK SSSX i SX QS? X NSY Xx NSSX xx X x 553835 NN . x x X 'SSS X NNNX XSS gl F X VI S wr C IIuutI4. XV. XXI:-ziw-r. IQ. fin:-Iurigj. Ii. I.:-sIu'r. Ii. ITOURTII ROXN'-Ilvfl to riglntz I.. OI . . Iiilfklllilll, NNI. XXIPIIIKKIHI. IK. AITPS, II. lA'I:l'Vl'l', IBIIII-K'lIllIyl'f. THIRD ROXN-C. KuIp. C. Curtis. D. I,nusrIr. IJ. Rttttt-IIIII-. C. IIN-mIr-r. II. Kr-II:-r. U. Iluvnr-l'. D. SIzirIi, .I. VX7itrncr, T. Gilflllttll. ROXN-R. Pr-ItiroIIvr. C. SI1iIIer. D. Bm-IQ. .I. long. If. Uomiing. D. Xwittr-rs. R. GosIxcrI. IJ. StraurI1. N. GIatIcItc-r. FIRST ROVW'-V. VVoII, N. CmwtIu-r. D. Good. G. NNN-Imer. G. NVoII. Ii. I'Iammon. Is. Ste:-Iy. faq 66445 TI1e EpI1rata High ScI1ooI Key CIUIJ. wI1icI1 was starteci twree ye tI1e scIiooI's onIy service cIuIJ. VVitI1 tI1e aicI oI tI1e Kiwanis it Iias acI1ievecI great tasIcs ancI is now one oI tI1e Ieaciing dubs in tI1e UnitecI States. The cIuIJ I'xas grown to Iorty-two members witI1 RancIoIpI1 Aires, president: esicientg DonaIcI RacICIiIIe. secretary: and CI1ester Bender. I ars ago. is Nevin CrowtI1er, vice pr treasurer. I nI those boys wI1ose grades are in tI1e upper The organization consists 0 o y , one-tI1irrI ot tI1e cIass. The idea of tI1e cIuI'J is to teacI1 IeacIersI1ip ancI co-operation. Seniors in tI1e cIub are: Nevin CrowtI1er, Lester Strauch. Edwin Gooding. LoweII SteeIy, George VVOII, Terry Garman, and GeraIcI Buiienmyer. The cIass of '52 wisI1es a Iot of success to tI1e future Key CIuIJs ot EpI1rata I'IigI1. l'tt'ltl RUXV--tlefl in riytlll: N. Pettimller. N. Lnnsrti. C. Rnlm-r. N. l.c-vnn. l.. A. XVUULI M. l.ulz. C. Unrinnn. FOURTH ROXV-I.. Brrmn. P. Mnlilt-r. S. Krugfer, E. Gooding. N, Bm-ghly. If. Siniwr. R. Aims. B, Leslier. C. Hauclc. A. Rutt. .l. Spangler. Ti'tlRD ROVV-lVliss Elizalmctti XN'eictinan. C. tirsprung. D. Hornlaerger. A. L. Kreirter. T. Gar- inan. lxt. Sliowalter, R. Goslierl. P. lfulcliart, B. Xveaver. J. Fox, lVtiss Cllarlottc Keller. SECOND ROXN'--B. Evans, L. Mr-Quate. S. Rcicter. N. L. Bender. D. Lynrlm. N. A. Kluge. P. A. Sinitll, F. Royer. il. Hnrntmerger, L. Enola. A. Garman, K. Stewart. FIRST ROXN-P. Sweigart, N. Dietricli. .l. Kennel. G. Bolster. S. Xvagnr-r. C. Risser. K. XVH- R. A. Bislmp, G. Horst. H. Zell. li. lxlotiler. Altllollsc, il. lztsllol. bl. Cilllllnlllltv. If U 0 Wfaanmmeez Staff Tile Hiviountaineeru statt lias Com leted 1 rl t inyer, v p Bl 0 ier year 0 competent. efficient worlc. VVe, time Class of 52 lcnow ttiat time lVtountaineer staff witli ttie aict ot tlie actvisors, Miss Vveictman anct lViiss Keller, will progress tlirougli time years. The statt is composect ot time following: Ectitor-in-Chief i- Joanne Risliel Associate Editors tnez Altliouse Ntarilyn Caininaul' Nlanaging Ectilor Donna Lynrli News Eciilor .loanne Horninerger Library Ectilor Fay Royer Girls' Sports Eclilor LaVerne Bron n Typisls Mary' Lou Bencter Gloria Horst Stlirlcy Reicier Helen Zell Typing Actvisnr.. ........ .. Boys' Sports Ertiiurs News Board Bractley Lesllcr Terry Garman Feature Editors Ectwin Gooctingf Mary Ann Kluge fiireulation Editors Karolyn Stewart Rotnert Gosliert ffxcizange Eztilur Nanry Dielrirli Arlisls Davici Hornlverger Palsy Mnliler PIIIYIOQTGPIIGI' TPFTQ' Gttrlllnll .Niiss Ciiarlotte C. Keller Nancy Levan Evelyn Mohler Randolph Aires Florence Stuiner Carolyn Ursprung Jeanne Spangler Pauline Sweigarl Calvin Hauelc Beverly Weaver Rutli Ann Bistiop Marilyn Lutz Patsy Ann Smitli .lane Fox Arlene Ru!! Acta Louise Kreicte Susan Vvagner Gait Bolster I' INVPIUS BOUT!! Peggy Ecliiiart Lois Enclc Louise lVleQuate Ginettc Risser Carol Carman Louise Ann Vvoori Wlarilyn Sliowalter Susan Kruger Gloria Rotirer Nina Petticolvter Alice Carman Merritt Beegtily Billy Evans Nevin Lauscti .loanne Kennel Katlileen Vtfitinyer Faculty Aztvisor .............. Miss Elizaiaetli t. VVC +24 53 ii? f.-v-+v--- ictman X as FOURTH ROVV-Uefl lo rightf: K. Nvihnyer. L. Good. A. Carman. L, Xvooci, G. Rohrer. C. Spuyri, K. ixiurlin. hi. Showalter, ir, Neill, B. Booth, Fake. D. Snr-ignrt, Sensenig. C. Ruth. D. Lees. THIRD RONV-B. Meliinger, M. Griesemer. R. Stauifer. J. Lausch, R. Fnsnarht. L. Nvaitcr. B. hiiclcilcton, J. Rohrharh. R. Rhodes. S. Rf-it-h. J. Nic-rtz. T. Horst, G. Blew, C, Gorhlcy. E. Sc-nsenig. R. Nvihnycr. SECOND ROVV-Nl. Haurk, P. Sweigarl, K. Zimmerman. G. Bixlcr. P. XXVOIF, E. Johc, P. Hihshman, G. Hertzog. J. Lceci. S. Risser. C. Kochcl, Nl. Haines, J. Dunheimer. J. Carpenter, L. Bick- hart. B. Ingham, J. Sweigart. FIRST ROVV-J. Shrciner. G. Christ, B. Kilhefner, S. Zentmyer, G. Zimmerman. .l. Gerharcil. B. Buffenmyer, F. Trupc, P. Rutl. M. J, Buch. S. Lied. N. Roycr. D. VX'engcr. J. Buffcnmycr. B. Evans. T. Martin. mice Widzeal Wana For the past few years the Junior High Mixed Chorus has been composed of both hoys and girls from the seventh, eighth. anci ninth grades. Under the tutelage of Mrs. Mildred Leisey, they practiced diligently every Nlonciay and Vvecinesciay during the half-hour activity perioci. In addition to this harci work they entertained the school in numerous chapel programs, Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, and the annual Spring Festival. Besides preparing musical numbers, they also acicleci skits to go with their music, all of which proved to be quite entertaining. As they complete so successful a season we extend our gratitude to this organization and hope for a prosperous season next year. A.-Y-.-ff.-YA.-Av-.-A-.Ava-.A-'A--v egg 54 is ,Y-vA.A.Af-A-Y-.--Y-A-A-1-.-:Y-.AN SIXTH RONN--flvfl lu righll: l... Fnssnurlil. P. Royer. N. Vvaller, N. Dietrich. B. Bender. H. Zell, J, Rislml. A. Marlin. K. Stewart, S. Godslmll. S. lxlentzer, S. liirhclherger, hi. lfherly, lf. Adams. E. Mohler. FIFTH ROVV--G. Good, G. Vvoll. G. Kochcl. J. Hess. J. Shiller, J. Horst. R. Hackman. F. Hi-nlie, XV. Xvealand, F. Stuher, D. Krcider, l. Althouse, N. Bender. L. VVidmyer, A. Vveavcr. D. Good. FOURTH ROXV-D. Good, T. Carman, J. Vvitnicr. D, Brulaalier. VV. Garman, R. Vvihner. B. Lesh:-r. R. Badorl, L. Stmuch, VV. Rohrer, P. Burliholdcr. l. Burlcholder, A. Vvenger, L. Brown, il. Hornhnrger, S. Rcider. THIRD ROW-P. Loose, F. Royer. A. Schncclc. N. Mohler, L. Steely, C. Kulp. L. Oher. G. XXlCbCl , Jacoby, Siarli, IACHIKIEIH, XXIUHVCT, WCbCr, IIUIIIIIICF, FFyl1l5'Cf. BCHIIICS- derlcr. H. Riclconhach. SECOND ROVV-D. Lynch. J. Vveavcr. P. Lynch. J. Senscnig. N. Dissinger, B. Hautz. YV. Stauller, D. Bcelc, A. Wenger, S. Bouder. D. Role, D. Kilhefner. R. Shirli. G. Radzay, C. lVluinmau. FIRST ROVV--C. Ursprung. B. Bulfenniycr, l... Scnscnig. G. Risser, S. Griffith, G. Srhlott. D. lfccnrodc, S. Carpenter. N. Lcvnn, S. VVhitmyer, M. Rudy. S. Horst. endow 71696 Widzeal Ghana -A This talented group of senior high mixed voices met every Tuesday and lhursday under the capable direction of Mrs. Mildred Leisey. From this Well-organized group of ninety-five senior high students, of which twenty-eight were seniors, emerged the Girls, Ensemble consisting of six senior girls: Evelyn Nlohler, Joanne Rishel, Joanne Hornherger, Arvilla Weaver, Shirley Reicler. and Mary Lou Bender: also the hoys, quartet composed of Lester Strauch and Terry Garman, seniorsg Bradley Lesher, juniorg and Glenn Kochel, sophomore. Our representatives to District Chorus were Mary Lou Bender and Evelyn Nlohler. Several others were delegates to the annual County Chorus. Delightful entertainmenti was provided by the group at many assembly programs and also the special Plhanlcsgiving program and annual Spring Festival. To this organization and to the worli which it has done, We, the class of '52, wish to express our sincere congratulations. ,...,......A....,........A.A.vv-.-YAY..-.A egg 55 gg. f.-:.A.A.A.-.-.-.-.-.-.A.A.-...cs....v..A, Ofzcdewm Although the orchestra as a whole was not as iarge this year as last year, the string section is gradually increasing, due to Mr. Bieberys efforts to interest grade school pupils in these instruments. Throughout the year this group, which is made up of thirty-five students from the seventh to twelfth grades, has honored us with delightful selections dur- ing schooi assemblies. Several of our members represented Ephrata High School at the County and District Festivals. Randy Aires, Jean Anne Merrion. Ed Hammon. Ronald Petticoffer, Bebe Lou Shaeffer, and Shirley Reich attended the district orchestra at Lebanon. Featured in the annual spring concert were Merle issacys arrangements of Hperpetuai Motion.. and usouth American Overtllreyyg also Rogers and Hammer- stein's arrangements of usome Enchanted Evening and HThe Surrey Witlm the Fringe on Topu. Seniors in the orchestra Were: Lois Faye Noll, Helen Ginter, Patricia Niohier, Jean Anne Merrion, Bebe Lou Shaeffer, Nancy Bishop, Fred Pontz, David Hornberger, and Edwin Gooding. We, the class of '52, Wish this organization great success in its future years. -Av-f------A-A-A-A-A-xA-A-A-Af-A--A 56 93+ fY-fY-fv-ff-f--v--A-A-Aff--Aff: Zend Under time splenclici supervision of lVlr. Bielaer, time Epliraia Higll School Band llas completecl anotlmer successful year. Tlmese inclustrious musicians were seen cluring tlie year at lootloall games ancl several paracles. 'Praia sluclents were also enlertainecl by time laancl at various cliapel pro- grams. A successful concert was presenteci in tlie spring by tlwis organization. Officers ol time laancl were: presiclent, Frecl Pontz: vice presicleni. Davicl Hornlnergferg manager. Davicl Hornlaergerg stucient' clirector, Frecl Pontzg lilorarian. Lois Faye Noll: fielcl captain, Nancy Longfeneclcer: majorette captain. Sylvia Wlentzer: Swiss flag captain. Sanclra lVlyers. Seniors in tlie bancl inclucle: Nancy Bislwop. Eclwin Goocling, Davicl Horn- lJerQer. Donalcl Jacoloy. Lois Faye Noll, Freci Pontz. and Lois Vviclmyer. Seniors in special units inclucle: Laverne Brown, Colleen Gellman. Nancy Longeneclcer. Shirley Nlentzer. Jean Anne Merrion. Patsy Molmler, Bebe Lou Slwaeller. ancl Ann Zinn. cmdafz 'gmzd This group of youngsters from the junior high school reaiiy came into their own this year, having their own marching unit at football games. hesicies giving several chapel performances. Under Mr. Bieher's guiciing hanci they cie- veiopeci into a reaiiy taienteci outfit. The total number oi stucients in this or- ganization is forly, inciuciing such special units as color guarcis. majorettes. anci flag swingers. Some of lhe members also qualified to lake parl in senior hand anci or- chestra. They were Audrey Gooci, Larry Loose. Kent Schaeffer, Ronaici Reich. Paul Gochenauer. and Clarence Hornberger. One of the highlights of this year's woric was their laicing part in the spring concert. Qfficers of this group were: presicient, David Hess anti vice presicient. Clarence Horniaerger. ff-ff--xAv---A-1-Av-v--A-ff its ss :-f-A-Av--4ff---A-+v+f-4--f-- S. Mcnlzcr, K. Simniivr-r, li. Nnii. P Eciiiiurt I Nvicimycr P Gochennuvr i gi l, is Gootiing, A. Rciilsnyricr, C. Morrow, Mr. iiiciwr, C., Hlorniu-rger, tiny:-lg' Niyr-rn iQi.mg:iilriliZeilvr D. Beck, B. Xvcavcr, F. Pontz. mace 'gawd This group of musicians, originaiiy formeci about two years ago ioy Mr. Berger, has macie a striking come-hacic uncier the meticuious supervision of Mr. Bieioer. The seiect group, representing aii the gracies in high school, meets every Thursday. Although they create quite a ciisturhance in the music room, they reaiiy sounci sweet anri meiiow, with hol hits of jazz attacheci, when they are actuaiiy hearci. The ciance hand contrihuteci lo severai chapel programs and offereci its assistance in the dedication of the new recreation center. This rising ensemble wiii aiways he rememhereri for its creative woric. Vve, the ciass of 1952, predict that in time this ciance hanci wiii expanci to he one of the most popular musical organizations in the schooi. The foiiowing seniors were members of this group: Ectwin Cvoociing, Shiriey Nientzer, Lois Faye Noii, Freri Pontz, anci Lois Vvicimyer. .Ari-.-4.-ff-.---ff:---Av---- asf 59 ta G--J:Y-Av-YA-YA-YA-Y-v--A-Af--A -Zlfdldfby 1-feeietaalo This year numerous girls wished to he-come assistants to Miss Hoover, the iihrarian. Nliss Hoover gave special instructions to the girls and those who quali- fied were assigned periods to assist in the lihrary. The library was Weil kept this year due to the eagerness of all the girls. The seniors who served as library assistants this year iDCIllCI6Z Inez Althouse, Betty Bender, Mary Lou Bender, Laverne Brown, Elaine Eitnier, Mary Erin, Colleen Gehman, Shirley Goclshail, Joanne Hornherger, Gloria Horst, Nancy Longenecicer, Patsy Lynch, Shirley Mentzer, Evelyn Niohler, Joan Nlohier, Cyn- thia Renninger, Henrietta Rickenioach, Karoiyn Stewart. Miicireri Sheric. Barbara Vvertsch, and Lois VVicimyer. ,S v. wa FIFTH ROXV'-Uvfl to riglrli: N. Xvuiter. S. Xveit. J. i.c-sher. M. CilllllllHIlf, M. Sw:-iffnrl. R. Bishop. A. Marlin. Y. ifouilz, A. .lam-s. N. lfiu-riy. S. i ienuish. B. Br-mic-r, N. Loiigfc-iieviu-r. h FOURTH ROXV'-C. Renninger. L. Brown. .l. Lehman. i. Burithoicier. P Buriihohier D lfheriy. B. Vvenvcr. F. Stohvr. C. Hnufii. G. Fassnachl. F. Pontz. A. Ruth. L. Noll, Stahl, A.. Zinn: THIRD ROVV-S. Griffith. J. Fox. B. Xvcaver. P. Smith. Ni. Houck, J. Hornherger. D. Krcicier WV. Voiicnweidcr, D. Jacoby. P. Eckhart, A. Kreirior. L. Encifc, R. VVcaver. I. Althouse. I SECOND RONV-J. Mcrrion. M. Rudy. S. Horton, E. Martin. S. Horst B. NXICFISCII. C Zwnily. D. Good, A. Nvcngcr, H. Ginter, D. Lynch. B. Mcrrion, S. Rutt, J. NNYCEIJCL. I FIRST ROW-G. Asrhenhach. S. Coleman. K. Stewart, G. Risser, L. Sharp. S. Godshall. S. Mentzcr, Lt-iphnrt. V. Vvoii. S. Hertzog. A. Schnccic, E. Eciwnrtis, H. Cammauf. J. Bcamescicriqcr. Nr. Metz er. mm 'ilaazzagdzefw This amioitious group of amateur actors and actresses was formed to give stage-struck students a chance lo show off their talent. Short skits were given at each meeting by the members. As in former years, meetings were heici on the first and thirci Monday of each month. ixfir. Nietzier served as faculty advisor for the Hstars of Tomorrow and provicieci them with the play material used at club meetings. The iibrary was the theater for these Ufuture fiimiand favoritesn. The officers of the club this year were: president, Fred Pontz: vice presi- dent. Nancy Longeneckerg secretary, Shirley Gocishaiig treasurer, Joan Weaver. .-.-Y-.-Y-Y-.-.A.A.-.-.-Y-Y-v-Y-Y-.A.--.-- get 61 is :-4-A--v---J-A-v-YA.-Y-A.A.-v-.AN eefaleczdefw Vlm ugor and utahty are acljectlxes that Well describe the slx xarslty cheerleaders this year They faithfully flttenrlecl all the basketball and football Games to cheer our teams to xlctory 1-he senrors who sersecl capaloly on the squacl an Sara Coleman captain qhlrley Goclshall co captain Joan Molmler and Barbara VVertsch The jumors Joan Weaver and Arlene Wenger will he co captains next year As an Innovation this year the Student Council suggested junior xarslty cheerleaders Joan Lehman Eileen Martin Bernlce Merrlon Shirley Relch and Marcllene Swelgart were the lucky tenth graders to he chosen for thls office From a large group of candidates Joanne Lausch Dons tees Joan Orwrg an Shlrley Rerch were elected to represent the rumor hugh school as cheerleaders v 1 , 1 1 U A 15 ' 5 ' 1 Q 1 . . .' c . 7. ,, . P . 1 A , Co. IL. , - Q ,, ., . ' , . ., ' K f 1 . - y g y , , f 4 v , d , , Q .Q 1 . G wmv,-I .....,-,.,.,,,,,, L M, N W V. A r' A K .., I W L ' u m ' . E 'X , :lm nfxx 31 Q s K I N , 325 my 35 5' ' F? 5 x N, X' A E! M1017 ,Q ,fag x W - 11 ,Sf lm' f ' fw .fx A ish! A s . -- 5 fu, N , V 'N A -A .. A 5 I -'ITT .V Q1 - :AAAA - 5 -L11-L-LAJ. X 1-2 lv f-'X-1 X : ,.-1, IIN? WI! IUWHWWJ -L ' ,I ,.. x 'ug I- 5 ,.., I X f-1 - f , f f fl Q 'il' x g W A M veg 2 A A AN W fi' 'f -' LM V ff 32- YI? -X FOURTH RUXV-tteft to righti: J. Kithetncr. mgr.: D. Radclittc. mgr.: L.. nuns .L-- . ...,,... NVitn1yr-r. mgr.: VV. Bohner, R. Hornhergvr. L. Marlin. D. Xvitters. Di. Finke-t. Nr. Nutt-. Hemi Vmurii: hir. Cure. Asst, Couch: hir, Dm-rr. Asst. twuurh. THIRD ROXN-H. Kurtz, D. I5l'llililkl't'. G. Rnym-r. D, htnrlin. tt. tfnrti. ti. t.i-sh:-r, ti. ttf-ihtiu. liilfklllttll. Bitdtifi, xN,L'iXX'I'l', BttXN'lllilI1, xxrtlfrilil. SECOND ROVV-J. Longenccticr, L. Hatter. XV. Stnuiter, Ntinnirh. C. Shitier. ti. Stauier. J. Zong. R. Swisher, C. Curtis. D. Beck, E. Heister. FIRST ROVV.-C. Hauctc. E. Ptautz. R. Huttorct, lf. Goocting, N. Crowther. cu-mptuin: i.. Strauch, C0-Captain: D. Griffith, D. LeFeX're. B. Koehet, C. Br-mter. Niusrot, B. htzite. O Wczvzcufq 740155463 The foothatt team. this year tect by Co-captains ut.et Slrauch anct UNM . Crowther, had a very successful season, as they capturect the Conference ot the Roses Championship anct gainect permanent controt of the trophy between Ephrata anct Lititz. The big game oi the year was the game hetween Ephrata and E-town which we won hy the very smatt margin of 6-0 in a thritting contest. Aside from winning the trophies, Dave Griffith receivect top honors in the county as teacting scorer and was honorect as Hthe ptayer of the year... The ctass of '52 wishes another uncteieatect season for next years team heactect hy HBractH Lesher anct nstcipu Hatlctc. Seniors on the squact inchicte: Dave Griffith, Etvie Ptautz, NLG-tu Strauch, UNev Crowther, uDon LeFevre, Barry Kochet. Dictc Huiiorct, and Ent Cvoocting. Scores Ntuhtenherg ..... ..... 2 7 Ephrata Xwest Yorii ...,... ...,. 7 Ephrata Columbia ......... .. ...., Ephrata Catholic .........,............ ..... 2 0 Ephrata Ntanheim Central ...... ..... 0 Ephrata Elizabethtown .....,... .. 0 Ephrata Red Lion .....,................. ..... 0 Ephrata Ntanheim Township ...... ..... t 3 Ephr-ata Shittington ,........,...... .. .. 6 Ephrata Ephrata Lititz ............ ..... 0 G H8 -vw, X fx X -W X X N X X 5 - 'X XX N + Xi '- k Ephral a Ephrata Ephrata Ephrata Ephrata Ephrata Ephrata Ephrata w BACK Rcjxv-fleft to illlz .l. XXIHIIIPT. l.. lleltcr. Plnlltz. ll. lXell:'r, C. l'lnu1'li. lxlr. Cure. SEATED-N. Crowlher. mgvzg D. Kult, lx. Nu-igfnrl. ll, XXI x l N lt. R. Busser XV AIICIUS, lllgr. Wdfwify gaadetdalf This year's eclition ol the Ephrata High School lVlountaineers provecl to he the most successful team in recent years as they loolf their sectional honors ancl later the county championship. Although they hacl many disappointing moments they always came through at the right time to give their followers thrills hy the minute. He-acl Coach Roger Care ancl his capable assistant, Clarence Graham, clict an excellent joh in training ancl instructing these lacls, which paicl great cliviclencls in the encl. Varsity Basketball Scores 36 68 Shillington .,...,.,,...,,................ Ephrata West Lampeter ..... 70 New Holland .......................... 47 Ephrata Columbia ...,......,. 43 Lancaster Catholic .... .......,. 3 l Ephrata Columbia ........ 52 West Lampeter ...... ......... 4 9 Ephrata Solanco ............,.., 43 lVlanor .....,........,....... ......... 4 7 Ephrata Manor ...................... 45 Solanco .........,,.,........... ......... 3 7 Ephrata Lancaster Catholic 41 Nlanheim Township .............. 67 , Ephrata Manlleim Township 66 Lititz .,..,.........,.,.................,..... 41 Ephrata Lititz .......,..............,,. COUNTY PLAYOFFS Ephrata ............ 48 Manor .................... ....... 3 1 Ephrata ............ 34 Elizabethtown ...... ....... 3 0 P. I. A. A. PLAYOFFS Ephrata ............ 38 Rect Lion ,............. ....... 3 9 -'- -'ff +234 66 E+ ffv'-'-'ff' ' ' ' ' ' ' A - - 9 ffm xx D ii. X X QR 'Y wg5f, X f A ww xx Wx QQ ez xx k X 1 is X X v K,.,,,.f Hxi das: judgpcfig i 5 A C' , , -eff. ., Q . .41 . Q b x . gd . ,ff , .'x.- rv N , Q if K P 5 YY' f f'5ff5rii:Migrs honxe BACK IQOXNV-NlF.xGfilllLlIlI, L. Nolhhfx. Curtis. R. liaulurii. K. Zinunermnn. R. IQIIILHET. B. l.l'Sll0l'. il. Iilllllllll, SUIIIIOY, l3llSS1'l'. !.llllll'l'. FIRST ROXV--C. l-eFz-vrv. D. Goml. .l. Smith. B. XY:-avvr, C. Kulp. C. Bender, R. Rum-sc. mm Wawdzfg Zaedetdald Under tile efficient leadership of Mr. Graham liiis squact kept time crowcis contented while waiting for the varsity game. Although the team could not aciapl itself to all floors, it encteci time season with a .500 record. We hope that members of this squad will provide valuable material for next year's varsity. Scores Stliliington .............. ..... 3 9 Epiirata 19 New Holland ..,...... ...... 1 1 Ephrata West Lampeter ......... ...... 1 7 Epiirata Manor ...................... ..... 2 5 Epiirata Soianco .................................... 36 Epilrata Manheim Township ............,. 50 Ephrata Lititz ............................... ..... 3 3 Ephrata West Lampeter ........ ..... 3 0 Eplirata Columbia ............ ..... 3 6 Ephrata Columbia ........ ..... 3 6 Epiirata Solanca ............... ...... 2 4 Epiirata Manor ............,............ ...... 4 7 Ephrata Lancaster Catholic ....... ...... 4 4 Eplirata Maniieim Township ................ 26 Epllrata Lititz .....,........................, ...... 3 l Epiirata -if 68 E+ ff FIRST ROXV-iieft In rigiltiz Mr. Dm-rr. .i, Siiiiivr. .i. Kustm-viiy. M. Bef-girly. R. Dosler, D. SiliIJi4'j'. V. Acimns, R. Xvitnu-r, R. iiuriunuu. J. Jones, D. Vvvngvr. SECOND ROXN'-D. Hess, R. Brcnciic, J. Stoner, F. Dielzei. .i. Hurst, F. Krwiici. 0. Vvniii. A. N . Dyer THIRD ROVV-B. Stierwniri, VV. Afinms, C. Riviieniwnril. N. imusriv. A. Silowers. R. Rutt. T. Nurtin. mica 71694 244054466 Uncier tile ieaciersimip of iVir. Derr time junior iiigil imci a very successful season with tweive Wins anci only four ciefeats. Tiwey won time first ten games but ciroppeci timree of time iast tour, enciing in a sectional tie witil time Paradise Junior High quintet. Time junior cagers overtook Paraciise in time Section Play-off but ciroppeci the County Piay-off game to Niount Joy. Time ioiiowing fresiimen wiii be ieaving the team: F. Dietzei, W. Aciams. R. Doster, V. Aciams, R. Brenoiie, O. Woif, F. Kocilei, C. Riciceniaaciu, J. Horst. J. Jones, R. Vvitmer, D. Si1ipiey, A. Moyer, A. Siiowers, R. Hackman, D. Hess, anci B. Stierwaici. vs.-.vv-Av?---AN.-Af'-v---ff -get 69 i-as he-A-A-A--A---A-A-A - -A-A-A A-A-Aff: STANDING--flvf! to riglltl: I.. Strmlrh. mgr.: Mr. hlnlv. couch: D. Ruch'lill'4-. mgr. SECOND ROXV'-A. Kurtz, D. Brllhnlu-r. lf. Xfvitlllycr. lf. Plnnulz. .l. llmnlin. C. llxunlc. D. wX',ill1'l'S. FIRST ROXV-C. Bemlf-r, D. Rull. K. Sweigfnrt, .l. Orwig. D. XVQ-nver. D. lirossnmn, l.. Swcignrt, G. Nvoll. NHSSING-N. Crowthcr. mgr. Wmuzg Zcwedall The 1951 eclition of Frata's hasehall Nlountaineers hrought to our Alma Mater many moments of both joy ancl disappointment as they fought on the diamond. The thrills and joys came as they won three out of four one-run margin games. while the disappointments came with their uninspiring slumps. Even though they could only show six wins ancl four losses they will long he remembered hy those who lcnow them for their clean play and jovial spirit. Coach Male ancl the squacl lost three goocl men via graduation' ancl the seruces of Donalcl Vveaxer Jim OTVVIQ ancl Dave Brossman will he mlssecl by this years team We the class of 52 Wish these hogs goocl luck ancl success ln 'ill their future cleallngs Scores of the Games Ephrata Manor Ephrata Nlanhelm Township Ephrata L1t1tL Ephrata Columhla Ephrata uarryvllle Ephrata Ephrata Nlanherm Township Ephrata Lltltz Ephrata Columbia Ephrata uarryvrlle 170 5 ............ 0 ...................................... 5 unseen ll ' ' nnmunnn 10 Nashua 6 ' .NnnnnnuHUuuuusnnUNu. 5 Hansen 7 ' unuuuuunnnnunuuu 5 Hannah 5 CQ ' -unnuuuuuuuuuun 9 uneven 5 F4anor uuuuuunuunnunnnuunn 6 .nunnu. 1 ' ' Rosanna 3 ensues 20 ' ' nuuuunvunnnnusunshuu 1 - ............ 5 ' ................................ 4 ' ............ 7 CQ ' .............................. 0 .-,AJ.A,.,A.A..,.,.,-,.,.,.,A.-Y-,.,.,.,, .531 tg? ,,.,.,.,.,.,...,.,.,.,.,.v.,.,.,.,...,.,.,. RCJVX,--tieft In rightfz Sllzuier, fjiwr, G. Xvoiii. Stcininger. F. iieniie. Huiliiorti, .i. Lei7evre, D. Stark. ii. ifsheinmn. SECOND ROXN'-.l. Hess. D. Ream. XV. Miller, D. iiruhaiqer. N. iiruhuiier. S. iiuii. Z. Royer, if. l'lnmnmn, Wir. Bruhniier. FIRST RONV-R. Martin. R. Ay, G. Gerhnrt. G. VV:-her. .i. i.ongenecicer. R. hiiiininn. KNEELING-D. LeFcvru, F. Pontz. C. ice. L. Strmicil. ' 0 gage fcfle Hal Our Varsity Rifle Team woricect harci this year to hring the Lancaster County Championship to Ephrata High School. Under the efficient ieactership of Mr. Brubaker. the team enjoyeci a most' successful season. The Riiie Team is composeci of the highest scoring members oi' the Rifle Ciuh. which consists of thirty memhers. Officers of the ciuh were: Freci Pontz, president: Ciaucte ice, secretary- treasurerg range officers, George VVoif, Donaici Brubaker, and Richard Ay. These seniors were members of the club: Claude Ice, Donaict LeFevre, Arthur Martin, Fred Pontz, anti Lester Strauch. Vve are prouct of this enterprising group of usharpshootersu. .-ff.-.-v-f.Av---fv-f.Av-fv-.-ff-A 71 is f-'A-Aff'-Y-Y--N.-.-4.2-.-.A.A.4.4.- . S 4 THIRD RCJXN7'-U4-ft to riglltl: lvl. Bemlcr, l. .'XllllUlISt'. l.. Ellfli. l.. F. Noll. ll, Slllllll. ll. liflillllfl. l.. Mull, .l. Spangler, lxliss Nclxlillvlm. i l..ylll'll. fx. XXVUIIQUF. llilIllill'il'l'. tl. Al0lllt'I', lj. BllI'klllllll1'l', l'tl0llllSll. S. Rupp. Y. Foultz, S. Sllolaer. b I FlRST ROVV-N. Longenerlicr, S. Glntlclter. S. Carpenter, .l. l.m-sluer. R. Singlr-y. C. Asrlien- acl. KNEELING-R. Gcllman, C. Rvnningc-r, C. Gcliman, S. lxlnntzer. 4 Quia' fdfle 66:45 Tlmis group of uAnnie Galcleysn, macle up of girls from gracles ten to l twelve, lielcl tlieir sliooting practices every Tllursclay ancl Friclay. Tliis year X twelve new girls were aclmittecl to tlie club after passing a written test on tlie ' parts ancl use of tlle rifle. Miss Geraldine lwlclxflillen was tlie faculty aclvisor for tliis club ancl supervised tlie meetings. Once again tliis year tlie clulo tools charge of managing a cancly stancl at X llle liome baslcetlmall games, tlle proceeds of Wlwicll went into tlie club treasury. I Tlie club was olislaanclecl in January Wlien Miss Nlclvlillen left tlie faculty. Colleen Gellman was president of tlie club, and range officers were Cyn- tl1ia Renninger, seniorg Sylvia Mentzer, juniorg ancl Rutll Geliman, sopllomore. -ffv-----v-f:fv----v-v--Y--- egg 725136 fv-Y----v-Y-YA-A--v-fv----Aff-A-A-Q t t 5 E i P w l 1 n Fll7Ti'i ROW-fieft to Tlgllfli P. Sweigart. P. Ditzier, J. Stewart. J. Beamescierter. N. Dietricii. S. Glaticller. V. Zinc. FOURTH ROVV--M. Gerlmrt, A. Ream, J. Haucli. J. Graylaili, N. Snociclcriy. M. A. Kluge. J. Blantz. F. Stuber. VV. Roilrer, D. Vveicinian. P. Burlctioicler. A. Srilneric. D. Douglierty. N. Deciner. THIRD ROVV-J. Ancies. A. Vvenger. C. lViuminaw. T. Pierre. S. Vvliitnian. N. Stiiiweii. A. Grotl. M. E. Fariow. S. Myers, D. Snyder. L. Sliarp, C. Zwaiiy. H. Aucicer, .l. Spangler, Ni. Vveiciman. SECOND ROVV-Niiss Vveirinian. S. Horst. Nl. Hilton, C. X-Vengcr. B. Kurtz. F. Kuip. i. Buficimoicier. D. Etmeriy, M. Canunaut. R. Moiiicr, J. VVcavcr, D. Lynriz. B. Burlcimirier. Y. Foltz. Miss K.l . 0 er FIRST ROW-S. Wviiitc, Wi. Stover, S. Carpenter. A. Jones. E. N. Eclwnrcis, C. Ursprung. D. Eccnrnrie. H. Cainmnul. N. Dissingr-r. P. Rr-irli. D. L. Farlow. i. Noll. .i. Le-sl1er. min 66444 gale Time Junior Class is an up-anci-coming group ol stucients. Tliey cliose as tlieir class colors royal blue anci gray. Serving as presicient of time class was Rancioipii Aires: vice president, Jan Vvitmerg secretary, Jeanne Spangierg and treasurer, Cllester Bencier. Repre- sentatives to time Stucient Council were .loan Vveaver, Mary Ann Kiuge, Horace Keller, anci Braciiey Lesimer. Tile class of '53 may well be proclaimed for their support of extra-curricular activities. On time ulVIountaineer staff were Marilyn Cammauf, Donna Lynch, Skip Hauclc, Bradley Leslier, Mary Ann Kiuge, Robert Goslwert, Nancy Dietrich, Pauline Sweigart, Randy Aires, Carolyn Ursprung, Jeanne Spangler, ami Florence Stulmer. ff-Af'--ffv-v-fffY--fv-f-ff: it 74 is :Y--A-Affff'Av-v-A--mv-YA-YA ..A.A.A.....-.-.-.-Y-Y-ff.-.-.-.Af-A.-- if 75 ish Nw-N-MMMNMN FIFTH RCJXV-fiefl In riyhii: Reinhohi. Xvuii. Sll'illIllf'iZ, H. Gerhnrl. Donn. fiiniieiler. R. Husser. R. Reese. K1'iI4'T, IIIIIHYHQ. I., ISIIIIIIIXPYS, il. IIUHSPI. lY:H'KIl'l'il'k, I4f'Sllf'r, Slcininger. R. Ember. R. Hnrimmn, XV. Xveaiumi. C. iiivslvr. P. lfmii. D. Marlin. B. Barr. THIRD ROVV-G. XKXICITCT. L. Uber. C. Risscr. J. Leiever. A. Kurlz. G. Rayner, .i. Hamlin C. Rericiig, Haucli. R. Gnehrigf, .i. Hess. R. Aires, C. Hursl. L. Noit. SECOND RUNN'-Wir. Nicizier. D. Xvr-isi. L. Niarlin, J. Vvitmer, D. Racieiifh-, li. Ruth. D, Brubaker, D. Siark. R. Gosheri. D. Xviliers. .i. Smith, if. Hammon, R. Hornberger. FIRST ROVV-R. Shimp. R. Kochci. R. Xvnrraii. R. Martin. C. Bc-ncier. R. Starr, R. Sw:-igarl. L. Vogel. C. Shiifnr, G. Kvehn. G. Carpenler. mica 66444 'gage Alhielieaiiy, lhe Class was weii represcnleci on the foolbail ieam by nsicipp Haucii. Carl Risser, Chester Bender, Donaici Vvillers, Donald Brubaker, Gary Reciclig. Richard Vvorraii, Teci Nlinnich, Robert Hackman, Bradley Lesher, Alfred Kurtz, Gorcion Rayner. Paul Enck, and Charles Heisler. The junior boys piayeci an essenlial parl' on the basiceibaii leam also. Numerous others actively participated in the Key Club, Dramatics Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Or- chestra, Rifle Club. and ably serve-ci as library as- sisfanis. We. the class of '52, hope that you, the class of '53, may find your senior year at E.H,S. as successful as your junior year has been. i ii7iwii ROXV--Uvfl In rigiiii: fi. As4'inc-nimmh. iii. Amiams. B. ifnvii. il. Bowinam, C. ilursl. S. ixiinnich. S. Reich, N. Vvaiter, R. A. Bishop. hi. Sweignrt. hi. Lutz, E. Xvcnger. .i. Miiicr, R. Singicy. FOURTH ROVV--Ni. Niiiier. C. Xveirinmn. A. Uihei. F. Frymyer. .i. Hummer, N. ifior-riy, D. Krcider. A. Peiifcr. P. Smith, A. Rutt. A. Kreicier. A. Stahl. S. Peiiicr. J. Lynch. D. Rr-ani. Miss Bnrci. THIRD RONV--S. Horton. B. Nerrion, E. Marlin, .i. Sensenig. S. Boucier. N. Lciscy. S. Vvoii. .i. Sox. P. Eckhart, J. Lehnmn. B. Xxieuver, R. Vvcuvc-r, L. Ellfli. Wi. Korhei, G. Srhintt. G. Risscr. Ni. R Y. U i SECOND ROVV-Ni. Ycciccr, R. Gehman, E. Adams, S. Shoincr, B. VVc-aver, L. iVicQuatc. L. Dietrich. L. Scnscnig. H. Kurtz, i... Milli, S. Rupp. Ni. Flemish, i. Gerarci. P. Haicieman. J. Reynoici. J. Daugherty. FIRST ROW-E. Zimmerman. S. Griffith. J. Yeager, D. Hamish. B. Houtz. P. Horst. D. Rein- hoici, S. Eicheihcrger, .i. Hihshnian. A. Dissinger, M. Ein-riy, M. Forty. B. Hainaicer. M. Garrett. Sa humane 65444 Qdfzla The ciass of ,541 already has proveci lo be a ciecicieci asset to E.H.S. Vvith their initiative anci integrity, the members of this class definitely wiii improve the stanciarcis of our schooi. The stucients chose as their presicient, Rodney Badorfg vice president, Bryan Stauferg secretary, Gail Schiott: treasurer, Bruce Snacier. Those showing their journalistic ability on the Mountaineer staff were: Beveriy Vveaver, Ruth Ann Bishop, Mariiyn Lutz, Patsy Ann Smith, Jane Fox. frff-J-1Af-A----YAv-Av-A-v-- ea 76 is fi--A-Y-ff-A-+v-Y-v-A---A'-Y-Y--A --x-Av--'A'A-A-v-A-v-Y--A.--Af as 77 -MNWW-Nw-MN :fn-'ru ROXN'-fieiul lo rigjiiljz fy. Boiiillgvr, R. Murlin. R. Munnnn. J. Loligfoiicviier. M. ifilninr I . Sweigarl, R. ixiusiu-lnuss. C. Doimer. J. lick!-rl. XV. iX'lzm'ilinncy. L. Lccd. D. Coicnmn. FOURTH ROXN'-D. Dissingcr. C. Curtis. G. Kocilei. XV. NV:-zwcr. R. Baciori. K. Zimnicrnmn R. Slroiii, VV. Bowman. M. liniioillu. R. Spoiin. D. Lnuscir. K. XN'enver. D. Good. J. Mciiingcr. N Ailimuse. D. Buriiimicicr. THIRD ROXN'-R. Rcicii. D. Bc-ck. C. Kuip. D. Gucci. D. Spayd. A. Reifsnyrier. H. Hosler XV. Gannon. VV. Boiiner. R. Hail. N. Bruinaiier. B. Snacicr, VV. Ancics. K. Martin, R. Ay. SECOND ROXV-Mr. Dcrr. R. Petiicoiihcr. VV. Volicnweicicr, B, Vvcavcr. Esiiienmn. B Stnuicr. N. Myer, L. Buricimicicr. XM. Nliiier. R Ream J Zong C Usner Z Royer C Dul C Swisilcr, Nr. Roland. ' K v - v ' ' l A' - yi FIRST ROVV-C. Ls-Fc-vro, E. Hr-ister. L. Hniicr, VV. Stauiier, S. Hail. E. Zz-nlmyer. D. VW-iwer K. IXICEIHIPIIIIY, R. Bingfllllfln. A. Blollgll, D. PRFICIIOIISC. Sa amaze Zlaea gaga Arlene Ruff. Ania Louise Kreicier, Peggy Ecicimri, Lois Encic, Louise iVicQuaie, ami Ginette Risser. Slucienl Council represenialives were Eiieen Martin anci Ciyfie Curtis. Tile junior varsity ciieerieaciers were Simiriey Reich. Marciiene Sweigarl Joan Lehman, Eileen Marliim, anci Bernice Merrion. 'Tiiis aspiring ciass also looic an active part in sports. Banci, Qrciieslra. Mixefi Chorus. anci ciramatics. Witlm their lofty ambitions. liiey surely wiii wail: ciown time ronfi oi success. lfllffll ROXV-Uefl Io riglnti: K. Krimes. B. IBIIHQOIIIIIXPY. V. Krimvs. C. Numnm. N. Urivse- lll4'l'. H. lJil'l'i0I'Sllil'Ll. Lees. A. Svlmnlz. .l. t.lnlsi'lx. Di-lnnu-y. K. ZillHlH'I'llIiUl. If. Sl'llSl'lIigf. Ii. Xfvolf. N. Berk:-r, J. Clmrlc-s. FOURTH RONV-G. Marlin. S, Reieil, .l. Rolirlmcli. .l. NVQ-nge-r. .l. F1-niiiligfer. F. Rc-ilz. Pr. Curtis, Nl. Stlowaller. R. Gettle, D. Fry, .I. Fake, Ifitnier. R. Hllnlmgjie. F. ixlccoy, I.. Good. H. Etmrly. R. Erb. THIRD ROVV--R. Rhodes. A. Gorman. .l. Nccrcdes. V. Senscnig. VI. Shelley, B, Smith, .l. Lcid, E. Hertzog, J. Kurtz, S. Kruger, M. Herneisen, D. Sweigart, G. Rolirer, B. Booth. E. Fake. K. Fnssnactit. SECOND ROVV-'Miss Nloiiier. L. Xvood. D. Xvcidnmn. LL Good. A. Rult. F. Klupp. N. Horst. Y. Rousscy. P. Grcenly, G. Binder, .l. Eiclieumerger. M. Zell, Cv. Garmzui. J. l'orcnmn, S. Sen- senig. P. Scivcrling, Wits. Huber. FIRST ROVX7--C. Siximcr. E. Swcigorl, G. XX1l'llZCI. S. Bauder, D. Sk-Hy, Cv. Enrk. Nl. Burr. G. Blew, J. Orwig, D. Bucher, C. Strickler, C. Sens:-nig. E. Lawn-m'e. N. Mohler. S. Killneiner. SEATED-S. Scliocnelilw-rgfer. C. Sloiiler. .l. Berk. P. Barry, N. Petlirofier. C. Carman. ?fae4dmcm 66444 Quia The class of '55 speedily planted tlieir roots deep into time interior of Eplirata High School and immediately got acquainted with their new classmates. Un the u1Vlountaineer staff we find Carol Garman, Louise Ann Wood, Marilyn Showalter, Susan Kruger. Gloria Rotmrer, Nina Petticoffer, and Alice Garman. Frances McCoy and Fred Deitzel were elected to serve in Student Council. if 78 af FIFTH ROXV-tiefl lu righti: VD. Hit-str-r. C. Buriihnitier. P. Gorilelimu-r. R. Troxci. B. XVL-iw hohi. G. Carter, R. Shirii. U. Rmizuy, C. Rirkr-liimriu, J. Schwartz, C. Mclzier. i. Noit, D. Hess, G. Good. FOURTH ROXV-J. Shifier, R. Hnriuumi, R. Duster, ir. Diclzei, F. Buch. V. Aciams. R, Xvit- mer, D. Shipplcy, R. Hihshnmn. R. Becker, J. Horst. H. Hoster. R. Dec-mer. E. Fasnarht. J. Dull. THIRD ROVV-Mr. Leshnr. A. Showers. P. Stuher, R. Zimmerman. C. Morrow. R. Brenclie. G. Good, G. VX7ingenroth. C. Usner. E. Groiqi. D. Vvenger. O. Luris, G. Smith. C. Schiott, J. Stewart, L. NXIUHQCT, Mr. Moyer. SECOND IQONV'-O. Vvoif, C. Roihnan, T. Hatter, P. SL-nsenig. L.. Niurnnm. K. Houtz. L. Hart- rnnft, J. Jones. R. Barry, L. Hnuck. J. Hutchinson. C. Hornhergcr. L. Myers. A. Moyer, J. Uihicii. FIRST ROVV-G. Simmons. G. Gvhnmn. A. Barr. E. Ki:-hi. L, Miller. F. Km-hr-i. G. Kiefer, R. Rurly, G. Ymler, B. Stir-rwnll. XV. Adams. ?zea6mcm adds! gnu The Junior High Basicetioaii Team was led on to victory hy Shirley Reich, Doris Lees, Joan Orwig, and Joanne Lausch serving as cheerleaders. Nlany of the freshmen showed their talents by singing in the Junior High Mixed Chorus. Witlt the fine efforts these students are already putting forth, they surely will gain success and happiness in their future years in our school. --Ava-A'-'A-A-Aff-Af-f--f---A-- it 79 its f-A-4-Aff:--A-A-A-Aff-A-4f.-:.A.A.- FOURTH ROVV-fuvfl lo righli: J. Kennel. J. Nierlz. bi. Lippnrt. K. ixinriin, S. Kaitcnstcin. D. Xvciniioicl. C. Spayci, B. Cmnmaui. S. Vvagner, G. DeLong. THIRD RONV-C. Kovilei. J. Myers, B, Micidieton. D. Carpenter, T. Hurst. A. Good. F. Green- ly, P. Wcaland. K. DOHOUQII, I. Buell. SECOND ROVV--Nirs. Kline. E. Niartin, P. Vvuli, R. Sriloenimerger, P. Donnmyer. G. Join-, L. Gockley, B. Eiicrly, P. Rcnningcr, Miss Loy. FIRST ROVV--D. Niuil. Ni. Buch, R. Hnmaiier, K. Krcicier. J. Duniicimer. S. Vogel. Wi. Stuizcr. I O 69556 W4 This class has contributed many talented pupils to time band, orciiestra, and also to the Junior High Mixed Chorus. Those representing their class in Student Council are Susan Wagner and Joiin Kostecicy. Those eighth graders who iieipeci to luring victory to their basketball team are: Richard Root, James Stoner, Joiin Kostecicy, Merritt Beegiiiy, Thomas Martin. and Nevin Lauscii. ffv-v--Y-v--ff-A-Af.-ff:-A--A sZrf80?13f- .--4--Av-H-Y-'-vAf'-4-f-Y-:Y-f FOURTH ROXV-Uri! In Fiillliii R. Buringer, R. Stnrii. G. Xviiimrs. S. Miller. C. SXY1'iQilYi. ii Riu-. J. Stoner, N. Bccgiiiy. J. Kosleriiy. D. Note. THIRD ROYV--D. Sweignrt. R. Bell. C. Buriiiioicicr. G. Acinlns, D. Kittie-tuner. R. Hr-rizog. XV Harker. V. Sciimuvii, J. Bowers, J. Eiscr, C. Gociiiey. SECOND ROW-C. Zwaiiy. K. Grimes, K. Buriiter. M. Swcigart, N. Lnuscii. R. Ludwig, F Picrrc.L.Fnssnaci1t. D. Snyder. J. Canty. FIRST ROW-B. Evans, G. Zimmerman, B. Gciinmn. XV. Griifitii. H. Stutmcr. K. Sriic-niicr, .i Hniiignn. G. Piiiiiips, J. Rupp. R. Roni. T. Martin. 69455 male gage Some members of tiiis class also participated on time niViountaineerH staff: tiiey Were: Merritt Beegiliy, Billy Evans, Joanne Kennet, Nevin Lauscii and Susan Vvagner. We Wisii great success to tilis up-anci-coming class. Vvitii tiieir aiaiiity, tiiey wilt comprise one of tiie best ciasses ever to graduate. v-f---A-vaA---v-A--Y--A---v +24 81 isa- f---A-Y-A-fY--v--Af-----Av-AY Fifriqii RONV--iiefl io figlliii S. Cooper, B. Ditzier, S. Kiiileiner. Y. irnssnnrixl. .i. i3llivii1'll' myer, J. Gerimri. if. Rudy. P. Vventzei. S. Zcnimycr. FOURTH ROXV-J. VVcngcr. M. Barr. G. Bolster, A. Homsiier, J. Tuit. M. Biirkinmmiiier, C. Grnyixiii. M. Niccioud. F. Fiory. M. Niartin, K. Kiiicusiiie. K. Vvitmyer, S. Rericiigf. F. Felice. THIRD ROVV-J. Uiricii, S. Striciiic-r, M. Niycr, E. Brossrnan. P. Hiiasirnmn, .i. Zimmerman, ii. Joiie. B. ivioiiier, P. Moiiier. B. Meiiingcr. L. Herneisen. Ni. Haines. J. Cmmnnui. SECOND ROVV-S. Lied, E. Niccrcary, P. Erin. S. Hcineriig, S. Risser. .i. Vvitmycr, J. Sum- mers. R. Stauiier, J. Lied. B. ingimm, N. Royer, J. Sirrciner. FiRST ROVV,-J. Swcigart, M. Haucii. D. Geilr, S. Sweignrt, L. Troxei. P. Rutt, Ni. Zooii. S. Gcrilart. P. Sweigart, F. Troop. Miss Bnrtcis. euewtd Qmde gala Time ciass of ,57 imas been weii represented in extra curricular activities, in- ciuciing tire Band, Orchestra, Junior High Mixed Ciiorus, and HiViountaineer,' staff. Gail Bolster and Katiiieen Vvitmyer serveci as writers on the iViountain- eeru staff. The ciassis ainie representatives to time Stucient Council were Larry Loose and Johanna Silreiner. A numioer of tiie seventii gracie merniaers showeci -:Y-A'-J.AfJ-Y--Av-ff'-f-vf-A- fa 8213+ .-A-Y-v--'-A-v-A-rv-A-Y-A-Y-v FOURTH ROXV-tivfl In rigixlt: M. Lippurl. .i. Ls-isey. D. Si-nsr-nigf. L. lluwti. if. Roihnun. M. t usl1uc'ilt.R, Sweignrt. R. Korh. R. Fassnurht. R. Xvhilmyer. THIRD ROXN'-J, Hurter. R. t'tm'ntJergcr, .i. Hiestanci. T, Briunan, R. .lohns, M. irrisher. R Hr-ck. L. Ririccnhnrh. NN. Rohrtmfh. SECOND ROW'-L. Loose. D. Hartranit, L. ixinrlin. H. Ruth. G. Hr-rtzog, L. Biciihnrl. J. Carpenter, H. Rote. G. Christ, K. Stover. D. Xvcngcr. FIRST ROVV-G. Hiesior, A. Zinn. B. Kiiheiner. R. Kreicier, R. Rhocies, G. Artams. R. Duster. P. txiccraviwn. .l. Rupp, D. Ursprung. eaeatd Qmafe gage their musical latent by playing various instruments in the hanct. They are: Larry Loose, Vviiiiam Rohrbach, Nturiei Myer, Martha Burichoicter. Phyitis Rutl. Gait Bolster. Ann Homsher, James Harter, and John Heistanct. in the orchestra Ann Homsher, Niartha Burichotcier, Eleanor Brossman. Suzanne Gerhart, Phytiis Rutt. Gait Bolster and Yvonne Fassnachl' contriiouleci their talent. Yve feet sure that this class will toe very successful in their future at E.H.S. Fm F Cihfis 9 Q 774mm 1641! Acme Aclams' Barber Shop Charles Actams, I Confectioner W'illiam W. Aclams, Ir., Brushes Ray Aires, Teacher of Piano Akron National Bank Allmrighfs Barber Shop Paul E. Albright Amvet Post No. 136 Ann Shops C. H. Barnett fr Son Baughman's Gulf Service Bauman Lumber Company Behmerys Linen Shop Bernsteinys Beulahfs Beauty Shop O. B. Billmyer fr Son Benny Bishop, Chrysler Er Plymouth G. H. Bishop, Electrical Appliances Dr. anct Mrs. William Bixler Mr. anal Mrs. H. Ray Blancte Bobis Insurance Agency Boyer,s Television G Ractio R. Brossman Brown,s Beauty Shop Brubaker Er Rupp Buchys Store, Lincoln Phares Buch, Lawn Mowel's Wayvze A. Buffenmyer, Groceries W. E. Burlzholder, Real Estate fr Insurance Iohn S. Butzer 8' Bro. Carter's Drug Store, Pharmacy Central Shoe Repair Classic Hosiery Shops, Inc. Cloister Dairies Martin Charles, Garage Abe Coherfs Store Cox,s Drug Store Crall,s Groceries D. Er B. Diner Denver 5' Ephrata Tel. fr Tel. Company lune Deihler Beauty Shop Dr. L. Roy Dunteelberger Dutchmaict Store Etaerly Buick Etmy Shoe Company Ecina's Beauty Shoppe Eitnier Er Hoffman, Furniture Fu' Rugs - Funeral Directors Ephrata Farm Implements Ephrata Flower Shop Ephrata High School Key Club Ephrata Lions Club Ephrata Market Basket Ephrata Manufacturing Company Ephrata Meter Gas Company Ephrata Ntotor Express Ephrata National Banle Ephrata Review Ephrata Shoe Company Ephrata Sports Center Mr. ancl Ntrs. Eflwin G. Erh Fahnestocfs Home Marte Canrlies Farmers National Bank of Ephrata Ira Fasnacht R. U. Fassnacht Insurance Agency, Inc. Fern's Beauty Shoppe Forget-MeeNot Flower Shoppe G. G. Forney, Upholstery Compliments of Several Friends Fritzys 1. G. A. Store, Ateron Ethel Fuehrer, The House of Fashion Galen Harclware, Lincoln George,s Beauty Shop Gerhart Bros. A. L. Gerhart, Lumher fs Builfling Materials Givler's Grocery Frank Gocteley, Sewing Mactiines Allan F. Goocl, Floor Refinisher Hotel Goocl Walter Goocl, Clock G Vvatchmaleer William W. Goorl Gooctway Raftio Grants Barber Shop Iohn D. Grant, D.D.S. Harry M. Graff Estate Mr. ancl Mrs. Norman Graff VV. S. Groff Ev Son Hachefs Fruit Stanfl Haines the Shoe Wizarfl Harrigerls Restaurant los. S. Harris Co. R. M. Hartranft Hauchss Usecl Cars S. S. Hauenstein Heaflls Sweet Shop lames L. Heffelfinger Alex Hensel Hertzog,s Sunoco Station Sherman Hertzog, The Awning Man Hictes Cabins Mr. ancl twrs. Iohn Hiestancl Highland Shoe Company Mr. L. H. Hackman Honey Brook Gas Company Henry Horning Vincent T. Harter Clayton R. Huber George F. Hufford, Groceries Hunt M0tO1'S Husin Shirt Company William. L. Hyman Perm lm ttraclrfs Restaurant lrta's Dress Shop Sam Iacohs Dr. R. L. tones, Optometrist Nlr. anct Ftrs. Frank L. Iacotry Ieanls Dresses Dr. S. K. Keiser Kissingefs Gift Shop Kreicter Brothers Kurtz Brothers Concrete Proctucts Harry Kurtz Service Station Dr. N. Kyper, Dentist Lanrlis Book fa' Art Shop Lee,s Beauty Shop The Lesher Store, Reamstown Lincoln National Bank Matzelis Beauty Shop, Lincoln Mair'1 fir Roxy Theaters Mar'celine's Beauty Shop Martin 5' Metzler' Martinxs Stuctios Mar'tzatl Groceries Maurer' S' Snacter Olga McLarre A. Ntellinger Er Son A. K. Mellinger, Confectioner Mell's Barber Shop Meritzer' Twine 8' Paper Co. Nl. G. twentzer 8 Sons Metr'opolitar1 Insurance Company I larotrl L. Brunner fotrn M. Mentzer- Mr'. anct Mrs. Ectwin D. Mer'r'iori Miller s Studio Mi.ller' Hess S' Company C. M. Miller' Herman P. Miller' Ntoftern Cleaners Nloffattfs MltSiC Shop Molrter',s Store Walter' W. Nloyer Company Mllrll,S Ice Cream Bar' I. Newberry Co. Nissteyis Bottled Gas Penn Dairies, Inc. I. C. Penney Co. pellicotferys Auto Bocty Shop Picle-tt Gift Shop F. L. Ream, Vvfetcling Paul NI Ri ert M.D . ff , . Dr. E. lane Reese, Osteopathic Physician Rosenau Bros., Inc. Mr'. Roth Royerys Pharmacy George A. Rutt, Feed Mill Samette Manufactliring Company Sam's Diner Sanson Hosiery Mill Sandoe Auto Parts Sara Sportswear lformerly the Henrietta Rachman Store Dr. P. S. Schantz, M. D. Victor H. Schlott Schnecteys Clothing Store Burney Schwartz, Clothier Sears, Roebuck anal Co. Seictet's Photo Service L. M. Sheaffer Shiffefs Esso Station Wilson Shirle C. H. Shuey Slote Music Center Walter R. Smith, Electric Applia Snactefs General Store E. L. Snyder Speedway Cleaners I. G. Sprechefs Sons Spritzterxs Stan G Paul,s Staufferls Furniture Stauffer Furniture Er Hardware Stauffer Shoe Repairing Stauffefs Texaco Station Stunzi Sons Silk Co. Superior Cleaners H. 1. Swartz, General twctse. Sweigarfs Restaurant, Ephrata William Sweigart, Barber Thompsonss Sport Shop VICGS H. E. Tobias, Raclio fr Television Service Chester Ulrich Vertie's Dress Shop Ward Bottle Gas Warr'en's Shoe Store VVeatancl's Store Roy Weaver s Esso Station A. R. Weber' Mr. Stewart A. Weih, Insurance F. F. Weinhold, Mt. 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