Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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fb, 1 WWW M- X aft it - W fu Q Cloisterette lgri? W A --ee -ee be eeee I e ' Kelso Horst KELLY Kelly came to us from Akron for his senior year. His exceptional ability as football halfback made him popular, especially with the opposite sex. His various honors have been se- cured by hard work, and we wish him success in all his undertakings. Mai , MW A a Floy Elizobeth Hummer ' 'FLUFFYH Floy is one of the quiet members of our class. In the short time she has been ' with us she has emphasized one char- ! acteristic-dependability. She will, ' My My without a doubt, achieve fame in f whatever she may attempt to ' do. Best of luck to you, Floy! M fl ' I -J I .V ' j Co rl C. Iboch fl 9 'f1BAcH Carl is one of the outstandin contribu- 8' tions of the senior boys to the commer- cial classes. As a result of his excel- lent secretarial ability, he Was elect- ed Hi-Y secretary and class sec- retary in his senior year. We hope he will succeed in what- ever may be his chosen profession. J f , ff' y X, A ,f fl, j A- fl ff ' , JWA fi-f - 'I - , pf l hg - M ,V '7 -' p ' ' ,f V -J---X-Lsf' inf

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17 nfl' ,yin . kliaereffe- f we pf a W a t or F ,L ff i' W' . Q gf' j Annette Moe Homley H , NETTIE ji if f ,fffyrlifvjbjjf JU! 'E Nettie, in her quiet unassuming way, came to us from Mt. Airy in her fresh- man year. She has not decided what she wants to do after graduation, but whatever she chooses, we, the class of '39 wish her success and happiness. , 41 Mory Jone Holdemon HALDE 1 Mary Jane is a rather quiet sort of person until the right mood strikes her-and then she makes up for lost time. She is very conscientious in her school work and tries hard in everything she does. Her face can be seen brightening up the candy counter in the ten several days a week. determination she is sure to ful- fill her ambitions its five and With her Betty Louise Houenstein HONEY Watch out world, here comes Hauenstein! Her inimitable wit is a constant source of delight to all who know her. We shall never forget her as Miss Emma, an old maid teacher, in Junior's Moustache!

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pCloipsterette up Robert S. Kinch W HB , Bohn has more girls gazing starry-eyed at him than any other fellow in our happy little group. A good sport and athlete with a low center of grav- ity, we are proud to include him in our graduating list. He is noted for his honesty and truthfulness and promises to go far in the world of business. Q 'X Q1 '05 ' 1 - EEK? V. June Kurtz KURTZ Although June doesn't exactly have what one would call a southern accent, she really does come from the South- South State Street. Because of her beautiful hair June might be called the siren of the class. Yes-the halls of old E. H. S. next year will be quite silent without June's chat- ter, for she can say more in two minutes than the average person can say in ten. fi!! 4 1 f 9 if lj Ljvvlf i W Mory Jone Londis ' LANDIS Maryls frank enthusiasm is always wel- come. Her delightful laugh and smiling eyes, warmed by a deep sincerity, make her an unforgettable class- mate. May she achieve success in whatever she undertakes. 2? if 52 iii? iifn