Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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RICHARD DOSTER Richard, more commonly known as Dick, came to us in our Freshman year from the thriving metropolis of Lin- coln. His flashy Studebaker is oft seen transporting groups of hilarious students to and from both school and outside social activities. His sense of fair play, accompanied by his more than average good nature, will see him through life with gratifying results. , fllf gf!! ! Wlgw' fffff iff ' wfffj W ,fl Z if My wk, .-I f x lxfqxjlff JANE DRYBREAD Studious, industrious, sincere and just-these adjectives describe this shy, blue-eyed lassie to a Her talents are Concentrated not in one field, but are spread in many, for her motto may be truly said to be Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Her steady determination will insure her success in her chosen vocation-home economics. MARIAN EICHELBERGER Akron reluctantly gave up one of its brightest pupils when it sent Marian to Ephrata High. She is always readyf willing and able to help a friend in need: and Once she is your friend, her friendship never fails. Marian doesn't seem to bother much with the opposite sex, but then, maybe we don't know everything. Time will tell!!! y . f ,Z ff W RICHARD FARLOW Accompanied by a fanfare of trumpets and a roll of drurns, battalion after battalion of marching rnen passed in review headed by General Richard Farlow -within a decade you may see this in newspapers ublished throughout the nation. We are bound to be proud! of this future hero as he attainsfhis mark in the annals of martial history. ' TM! u ,fl , ,L 4 fl 411.2 lllle

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l all MMQWWWV J . ,f-OWU fin MARJORIE BRUBAKER Marjorie, upon reaching the ninth grade, decided to leave her country school and share our studies. She never has too much to say, but we know that behind those serene eyes there is a depth of thought that cannot be fathomed- Still waters run deep. We know she will be successful in any held she chooses. MELVIN BURKINS Mel is destined to be one of these jolly tars with a sweetheart in every port. With a yen for the tang of salt air and a desire to rove the Seven Seas, he will probably be happiest with only the rolling deck beneath him and the boundless blue sky above him. Don't give up the ship, Mel. IVAN CALLIHAN With all the faults and failures of human nature mirrored in his clear blue eyes, Ivan has a keen insight into the work- ings of his classmates' minds. Had he remained in Windber and not lent his invaluable help to us, the bookkeeping class would have been a total loss. Aided by his boyish good looks and sincere manner, he is bound to succeed. DeHAVEN chic, blonde tornado invaded our peaceful sanctuary way back in 1928 when we first entered school. Her up-to- the-minute wardrobe and incessant chattering and giggling, plus a come-hither smile, made her the center of a cyclone of turbulent activity. Because of her dynamic personality we Jw that Slim will succeed in anything and everything attempts. V2

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,gpmwala 'nsifff ' ROBERT FASSNACHT Five years from now when cheering throngs are shouting the name of Fassnacht, we will be proud to acknowledge him as one of the outstanding members of our graduating class. To date, he has been one of the presidents of which the Hi-Y can boast. If he engraves his name on the line as indelibly as on our hearts, his success will be assured. VIVIAN FRANKENFIELD The sweetheart of the Class of 1940-this epithet char- acterizes Fluff to the nth degree. Although prominent in every activity in which she has participated, she has proved herself outstanding in dramatics. She wants to be- come a nurse, but, personally, we think she will have to subtract twenty beats for personality when she takes a pulse. Success to you, Fluff l ETHEL 'FULMER This jolly,'happy-go-lucky young lady has thrown many 'Frata students into riotous fits of side-splitting laughter at frequent intervals in the last four years. Besides being the center of merriment, she has attained a creditable scholastic standing. Be it north or south, east or west, wherever Ethel goes, success will be sure to follow her. ELIZABETH GEHMAN Throughout our entire twelve years of school, Beatty been loved by all who have come in contact with her spar ling All-American personality. Her standard 0 scholar p was not, and is not, an easy one to surpass, thoug is did not prev nt her art cipation in nythin hat pr ised fun and m t he best of c fr s al etty! it