Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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O GERALD MYER A blinding flash, a click and the shrill cry of an unsus- pecting victim generally indicate the presence of jerry and his much-feared candid camera. Minus his camera, with his happyfgo-lucky nature and jovial smile, he is one of the best-known and best-liked fellows in our group. Loads of luck to our pal Jerry. MARVIN MYER Marvin is one of the more serious-minded of the masculine half of our class, although he is a quiet and independent sort of fellow, he ranks as one of our most ambitious, studious and trustworthy members. He takes no active part in sports, but his words of wisdom and wise sayings will be remembered long after our graduation. I 1 v,,G,f0VV'J l Jflxbi, A LQfV1f1f-vx ETHEL MYERS Unassuming and mild, Ethel has been, perhaps, the most quiet member of the Senior Class. She is of the more serious type, her smile is rare but those who have been favored by it know its worth. Her father will gain an able and indus- trious employee in his office when Ethel graduates. Best of luck to you, Ethel. HERMAN NEEDLES In the fall of 1938 Herman transferred his subtle wit from a Philadelphia institution of learning to his present Alma Mater, Ephrata High School, and no one, male or female, escapes the devastating results of his pranks. We may rest assured, however, that his keen mind will lead him far on the road to success. Z 4 'N 'A fx: 21

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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 '

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,,,,a-,sf N .innf Ni. A ip 1 ,,,., ,ff:f e ' I 1 dry! I' ,wg 6. - ,, .. l 4-,w5Pf .14 .f-iz RUTH NEEDLES 1 Although she has been with us only a year and a half, Ruth has become well known, mostly, perhaps, because of her athletic activities. Seldom do we find a girl of her age so open and frankg she also has the common desire for good, clean fun. Whatever her goal, we feel sure she will attain .M arami- I M' .-, 3: i' l I. -'J P 1 ' y I. 8,5 V' W ' its apex. QQ , 4 , .xg ,YQ X T I X in - , AX xg M I , . HELEN REDCAY All good things come in small packages -yes, even J though Helen is small, make no mistake, she has taken no small part in our school life the past twelve years. This pert little lady's snapping brown eyes and shy smile have found her a place in t e hearts of all. May success and happiness ' be your persistent followers, Helen. Q2 T . W ' fl . 5r . ROBERT REIST A sharpshooter on ourrifle team, a good sport, and a lot of fun-this description concisely describes Robert, whom we will always remember as the handsome young fellow who Cas far as we knowD never had a girl. We wish him great success in all undertakings he elects in life. JOSEPHINE RETTEW Covered by blondes and brunettes alike-who are not similarly favored-are Josie's curly, chestnut tresses. However, even if her hair were straight, she would be beloved by all, for her sunny smile and cheery words spread sunshine before her, wherever she goes. Whether her niche in life be large or small, she will Hll it contentedly and capably. 22 fx! ,Mr ' .,i . 'T n we ,4 A, .