Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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Ruthe Noomi Burkho rt Ruthe is one of the girls of our class who borders on the quiet side. However, her ability to jitterbug has attracted much attention and has made many an Ephrata girl and boy envious. May your future years be as successful as your years at E. H. S. have been, Ruthe! Beoto Jone Butzer Beata is one of the more quiet girls of the class. She has always had excel- lent marks in her school work. She prob- ably will some day be a second Florence Nightingale, for she wishes to become a nurse. We all feel she will reach the top in this, her chosen profession. Good luck, Beata! Morvin Burkholder Turk is known to us as a fellow student and also as the clerk who has sold us ice cream for several years. His en- gaging smile and affability have won him innumerable friends. Marvin is usually one of the instigators of those shouts of laughter heard resounding through the halls from the senior boys' lockers. Best of luck, Turk!

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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-

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,...., . -w t Norma H. Constantine Come on team, let's go! All of us have heard Norma yell this many times. Without her excellent cheerleading ability and school spirit, our basketball and football teams would have been at a complete loss. Here's giving three hearty cheers for your success, Nor- ma. You've got what it takes. -Ei Milton Constantine Meek has always been recognized as an outstanding athlete of Ephrata High. His good sportsmanship and generosity have won many friends for him. Al- though on the surface, Meek appears very stern, he has a very tender heart where his friends are concerned. Good luck to Meckg may your success continue and your happiness be assured. Fern Irene Cooper Fern is a quiet, unassuming per- son who takes things just as they come. She came to our class from Murrell four years ago, but only last year we learned that her favorite pastime is letter writing -not to the opposite sex but about the opposite sex. Good luck in whatever you undertake, Fern. 14 rj- f