Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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I-lowcarcl D. Eckhart Howard is the good-looking fellow who came to us from Clay. He has left many a feminine heart a-flutter. He is usually seen playing pranks on someone, but, although usually jovial, he has his serious moments when he really gets down to work. In his senior year he was president of the Rifle Club. Good luck, Howard, you'll succeed. Helen Solome Eberly Helen is one of our exceptionally good singers, who will never be forgotten as Lady Marion in Robin Hood, al- though she has shone in many other ac- tivities since. She is very lively and in- dustrious, never failing in her practice of Smile and the world smiles with you. Nursing and Dick need people like you Helen . . . lots of luck! Luther J. Eclwclrcls Luther is the hard-working fellow who came to us from a country school. He is a handsome farm boy-of which there are many in our school. He is a fine guitar player and played with the Schoeneck Mountaineers. His pleasant way and sympathetic manner make him a great friend. He'll surely attain success in whatever profession he may choose.

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Bette M. Donecker Something special to type? Bette will do it. She is always ready, willing, and able to give the best she can offer. Besides this, she is graced with the most beautiful eyes in the class. With all her ability she is sure to reach her 1ife's am- bition as somebody's stenographer. N. Reed Doster Dos's intellect and ability have made him one of the best-liked members of our class. Also, he has one of the biggest hearts in the class, being ready to help a friend in need at any time. He is usually seen ambling aimlessly through the halls or planning trickery with Turk and Don. To this dark-haired Romeo we say, Best of luck in whatever you may doll' Dorothy Elizobeth Donmoyer Beautiful dark hair and dark eyes are two of Dottie's assets. Although Dottie has been with us for only two years, her constant chattering and friendly manner have endeared her to the class of 1941. Keep talking, Dottie, and some day you will talk your way into success.

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Veno Enck You could describe Vena in a hun- dred ways-quiet, shy, reserved, unas- suming. You could tell of her pug nose, her dimples or her beautiful hair. She's an excellent commercial student too, but when it's all said and done it sounds fool- ish to say anything but those three little words that seem to have been made for Vena, Sweet and demuref, 1 2 Wolter A. Fobiorm Walter Fabian . . . Painless Dentist . . . this is what Walter expects to be see- ing in the future, for he hopes to become a tooth specialist. In spite of his small stature, Walter has an enormous sense of humor, which generally can be observ- ed in the classrooms. Best wishes, Wal- ter, for your future success. Arthur Erb Texas Tinyl' is the able bass fiddle player and soloist of the Schoeneck Mountaineers. Without Tex, school would have been a comparatively dry place. His perpetual smile is a constant inspiration to all of us. He can be seen frequently driving around in a flivver of rare make and vintage. With all his good-natured characteristics and jolly personality, he's bound to get ahead.