Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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, . Cloisterette A 21 Anno Elizobeth Rutt v HBETZH She's only been here a year, but in that time we've all grown to love her. Noth- ing is too much trouble for Betz and her brains are the envy of all of us. She likes reading, sewing and paint- ing- and a little birdie told us she is quite a dreamer. We're sure' Betz has all the qualifications to go places in the world-and she'll go, too. Moble Elecmore Schreiber USCHREIBERH Schreiber giggled - and we couldn't help ourselves - we had to like her. And her blush - thatls something we'll never forget. She has a sense 'of humor few people know and a sweetness no one can help knowing. She hopes to be a nurse, and we all know that she will succeed in her chosen vocation. . 'MZ Q, ,f June Morie Shultz 7r pl?i' SCHULTZ 1' Five feet of speed on roller skates, June is usually seen dashing about with no place in particular to go. After receiv- ing her diploma, she hopes to be- come a bookkeeper. We are sure . she will succeed in her chosen profession.

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Y fx , X .4 Z0 PX it it lx V N- V . Aft Lg 1, My jj!! fl! 'L Q ,X ' 'N WW ff' .-Exp:-. ' x , . Esther Naomi Nies ESSEX Esther is small in stature - but, oh my! She has enough pep for three people and enjoys nothing more than a good hearty laugh. We have always known Esther as the best of sports. With her studious na- ture, determination, and pleasing appearance she is sure to make someone a good Ustenogf' Cloisterette Lloyd Z. Myer SPECKS Lloyd, better known as Specks,,' came to us in his junior year as a very shy boy. But after attending E. H. S. we have our doubts as to his shyness. His high marks distinguish him from the majority of the class. Here's to Specks and may luck be with him always. Betty Irene Root LIGHTNING Betty, our blue-eyed blonde, is noted for taking life as it comes, in a slow casual way-hence the nickname, Light- ning. Her chief delights are the movies, football and basketball. If blushing signifies success ahead, we are sure that Betty will have plenty of it.

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wb - wyiyfflfifgiwff WM ,MM W MQW .QW in M CIoisterette p p Mory Book Sheoffer MARY B. Although Mary has only been with us in our senior year, we feel that she has made herself one of us. You just can't feel blue when she is around because her sunny smile and wisecracks will chase anyone's sorrows away. Some day this Brownstown lass hopes to be a school marm, and we feel sure that with her determination and pleasing per- sonality she will succeed. Mory Elizabeth Sheotfer USHEAFFER' Mary came to us from Akron at the begin- ning of our junior year, and she was truly a Valuable addition to our class. If there is anything to be done, she is usually capable of doing it. She is one of our Very efficient shorthand stu- dents, and because of her ambition and sunny disposition, we are sure she will meet with success in the business world. Williorn Lomor Shimp HSI-HMP!! A sharpshooter on our rifle team, a good sport, and a lot of fun, we wish him great success in all undertakings he elects in life. We will always re- member him as the handsome young fellow who never had a girl.