Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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. H ',- Cloisterette Ethel Moe Swortz HEFFIEH ' EHie', is the class canary. Her soprano voice did more than its share in making Tulip Time a success. She is a lover of music, and they tell me her secret passion is Nelson Eddy. Her hobbies are taking and developing pictures, and reading. She is a very studious little miss and her studying cer- tainly brings results. Akron can be proud of a girl like Effie Cf' 'i X . . lt what Esther E. Weinhold MESH A sweet country girl with a pleasant dis- position. Although she is an easy-going person, she never forgets to study. She always has a smile and a kind word for each of us. Lots of luck to Esther. Robert W. Weinhold CLARK', Clark, as he is known to the seniors, has become one of the Romeos of our class. His secret passions are forever haunt- ing him. He has become air-minded, and if eventually he becomes a transport pilot, we hope he will have the company of a beau- tiful stewardess similar to a certain sophomore.

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df l -nf My -p pp p Cloisterette Dorothy F. Smith iLDOT7! Enthusiasm and a sense of the ridiculous characterize Dotty, as well as the dig- nity and balance which keeps the class steady. She is never too busy for her daily hysterics with Coop- er. She will long be remem- bered as the whiz in our class and a true friend to all. Wfwr' Mory E izobeth Sprecher MARY In order to catch her U40 winks, Mary stays in bed every morning until she must get out, and as a result she may be seen eating her breakfast on the way down the Main Street hill. She's a good sport, always ready for a good time, and one of those people every- one likes, because of her natural- ness and genuine interest in other people. Mary has distinguished herself by becoming the editor of the Mountaineer and the Cloisterette.', She's made of the right stuff and it's people like her that get the most out of life. Myrtle- -Eliiobeth r Steffy MYRT Never a dull moment-that's Myrtle. If fun doesn't present itself, she makes it. She is always ready' with a witty remark, and her sunny disposition has made us all like her. But she has her ser- ious moments, too-she is a walk- ing dictionaryn and enjoys nothing more than a good book. Her pet ambition is to be someone's pri- vate secretary. Here's lots of luck to you, Myrtle. jf Wei?

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W ,-ClQiSff2reffe t ggi? ,X ly? WML ffl, ff. ,yjyjfjyr 1, Lem, our friend from Clay, has estab- Lemon S. Weist HLEMH lished a reputation as a rather quiet, modest fellow. He enjoys shooting on our rifle team, having fun with the fellows, and, of course, the com- pany of the opposite sex. We wish him success and good luck in his life's work. Josephine Witwer KCJO73 We once heard a young gentleman say, Some girls are smart and some girls are cute, but 'Jo' is both smart and cute. And he was a wise young gentleman. It is little wonder then, that Jo is so well liked. She is a typist-one of the best. We wish her lots of success. Robert Eugene Zwolly CLBOB77 'Bob has the type of talent for a drum- mer, that will go a long way. We know that if he sets foot in the musical world he will turn out to be the best swing drummer ever. But Bob, as we all know him, will probably forget the drumming and settle down to a quiet life on R. E. Zwally's Poul- try Farm, happily married to his . one and only interest, Mary. K . We l