Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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Virginio Louise Beoririger Louise has a million and one interests in life--among them: music, art, dramat- ics, home economics, and incidentally, boys' varsity basketball. Yet she is never too preoccupied to listen to your personal calamities and offer sincere sympathy. In addition, a laudable scholastic record and an unfailing sense of humor insure Louise the attainment of any star for which she reaches. Lloyd I-I. Behmer Lloyd is one of the shyest boys in our class, but those who know him find him a valuable friend. His blush will always be remembered as an outstand- ing trait . . . Lloyd would not be complete without it. Our class just needed some- one like him to make it complete. Best of luck to a tonsorial artist! Robert F. Beck Robert, one of the red heads of the senior group, has represented our class in such extra-curricular activities as foot- ball, basketball, and the Mixed Chorus. There's never a dull moment when Red is around-and his clever side remarks have left an impression on everyone. Lots of luck to you, Red.

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3 Lillian N. Adams Lillian is a quiet, serious girl with a pleasing personality, golden hair and a sunny smile. She is sincere, stud- ious and certainly a grand friend to everyone. Lillian likes reading and sew- ing, and we're sure she'll succeed in any- thing she undertakes for she is one of the most ambitious members of the class. C. Richard Adams Dick has been one of the newsboys in our school for many years and is usually seen either on his bicycle, or selling pro- duce at the Green Dragon. One of the less violent members of the class never- theless, Dick can make himself heard, if necessary. A great sports enthusiast, he will make a name for himself in the busi- ness world, without a doubt. Betty Mae Baringer Betty has been with us for twelve years and has thrilled everyone with her lovely voice. She has been a studious pupil and has what you call an encyclo- pedic mind. She is jolly, and full of vim, vigor, and vitality. Bettyis chief delights are dramatics and good music. Surely her career as a music teacher will be a successful one. -D 10 E..

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Annabelle Marie Buck Noted for her generosity, Annabelle has won a definite place in our hearts. Her gay laughter can be heard from day to day within the halls of Ephrata High. Shels always ready to listen to the prob- lems of friends and lend a helping hand. If Annabelle continues her cheerful atti- tude, she wonit fail in anything she at- tempts. Jean Vivian Buch A little bit of heaven with shining black hair and large brown eyes, came falling into our midst one misty Septem- ber morning. Ever since, we likelmisty mornings and people from Lincoln, es- pecially this person. In fact Jean, the answer to any man's dreams, is a living reason why Stephen Foster should have written Jeannie with the Coal Black Hairf, Mary Elizabeth Burkhart Through twelve years of school ev- erybody has respected and liked Mary. She is quiet and studious but under- neath her calm exterior lies a sense of humor. Her favorite hobbies are read- ing and drawing scenery. After gradu- ation she expects to do secretarial work and we know she will be successful. -lj 12 lj-