Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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IVAN MARTZALL Captain of the basketball team for the last two years and the best guard ever graduated from 'Frata High-that's Ivy. His pleasant smile and mischievously twinkling brown eyes have won him many friends in his twelve years of school life. The Class of '40 wishes him success in what- ever line of work he may choose to follow. - strives. MARIE MILEY This comely lass, with her careless good nature and engaging smile, has found her way into the hearts of each and every one of us during the twelve years she has been with us. As somebody's very private secretary, she is destined to revolutionize the business world by her matchless efficiency and commendable perseverance. PEARL MILLER are confident. LORRAINE MENTZER When you gain Do1ly's friendship, you acquire some- thing worth while, for she is the kind of friend who will stick through thick and thin. Twinkling blue eyes, a merry smile and two dimples framed by blond curly hair are her outstanding features. We feel sure her demure and likeable manner will enable her to attain any goal for which she A face liberally dotted with freckles, a pug nose easily wrinkled by her gay smile, and hazel eyes seldom closed, but sparkling eternally, framed by long silky lashes- all this epitomizes Pearl most adequately. As a hash-slinger, whether for love or money, she is bound to be the best, we 19

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MARY JANE KREADY Kready's incessant chattering indeed rivals that of a magpie. Both in school and out, she may be seen rushing to or from no place in particular, but always in a frantic hurry to get there. Her German would drive a native of that country to distraction, as her teacher will emphatically agree. Chatter your way to success, Kready, liebchen! MARTHA MARTIN Actions'ispeak louder than words -that old saying exactly fits Martha, for although she is one of the most quiet members of our class, her creditable academic standing and well-known good nature make it impossible for her to be overlooked. As an elementary teacher, we are sure she will be beloved by her pupils as she is now by her classmates. DOROTHY KNOLL She came, she saw, she conquered-all this occurred last September when Dot left Akron to enhance our High School with her jovial and effervescent personality. Her flashing smile and engaging chatter are conducive to making many lifelong friends. Her future pupils will assuredly learn to love and respect her as do her classmates at present. Best wishes to you, Dot. L M HELEN LEISEY Helen truly believes that a friend in need is a friend indeed -a fact which she has often proved by her instinctive kindness and heartfelt sympathy. If her ambition to be a beautician is realized, we fear that any male customers whom she might have will have to watch out, not for their heads, but for their hearts. f Mfg f- R , n Q. if f figcc.- E 18112-I V , .ff H , ll ff ff!! Iv L if !F'4l'f-' ,, ,-f . 7 . ,f -4 I 'S

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Wadi Wi if La ,oz,f,,fL,,, F f ,fa g C7 fw.f.ffff 1' fi F W if ' .,- CLYDE MOHLER 5 ' Although his stature may be small, this does not apply to his intellect. As a veritable exponent of explosive energy, he will always be remembered for his excellent completion of four years' high school work and his enthusiastic par- ticipation in club activities as well. His methodical calcula- tions and recordings should qualify him to obtain a sub- stantial position as a C. P. A. 9 l ' gli i 1 L JOHN MOHLER ' Johnny wants to be a millionaire-we do hope hell remember us when his ship comes in. Known to .each and every member of the class for his wisecracks, he is the in- stigator of many outbursts of smothered laughter in classes and study periods. His determination and W1tt1I16SS are bound to insure him success in the near future. 20 MARGARET MOHLER Noted especially as a whiz at shorthand, Margaret is also known and liked for her quiet, genial manner. Her dependability can be likened to the Rock of Gibraltar- it never fails. If Margaret pursues her future vocation with the same diligence she has evinced in her school career, we may rest assured that she is fated to become exceedingly valuable to her employer. ' MARGUERITE MOHLER This minute bit of feminine pulchritude, with her congenial personality, has sent her exuberant spirits bubbling through our scholarly atmosphere. Her memorable achievements in all her studies should serve as outstanding inspirations for future neophytes of 'Frata High. We are sure that our other stenographers will find it necessary to strive their utmost to attain a higher degree of success. 1 ll xl i WW lr f ' f' Y,-4 '