Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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Abrcm L. Leomon Abe's a moody lad whose actions no one can predict. He is a good prankster and always carries through until the fin- ish. Abram wants to join the Army and see the United States. If he can get the Army through as many scrapes as he has been through, with as little trouble, he'll probably be promoted to the rank of General. R. Eugene Lied Eugene came to us from Akron at the beginning of our last year in 'Frata High, and immediately got into the swing of things. He seemed to belong here as a part of us. This studious hard-worker will definitely reach the top no matter what he tries. All this and personality too-need we say more? Dorothy E. Lied Dot came to us this year from Akron and has added much merriment to the halls of E. H. S. Her gay personality and sudden bursts of laughter are punctuated by moments of seriousness. An all-round American girl, Dot is active in anything that happens to be transpiring. Surely she can fashion for herself an outstanding place in her chosen profession. -lj 25 E-

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Chorles A. Kreider The 4'Rhett Butler of the class of 1941, Charles is the boy who made Cupid age over night. Every time Kreider flashes those two blue beacons at a girl, Cupid has work to do. At some time or another every girl at E. H. S. has been captured in his spell, Lots of luck to Charles. Betty l. Kochel Here is a lady who's bound to be somebody's stenogf' Besides having a knack for getting along with people, she has a quiet responsible 'air about her that has gained the respect of all of us. All this plus her pleasing manner and out- standing ability in commercial subjects should certainly gain a position for Betty. Goldie E. Kupp Red hair, small in stature, quiet, that's Goldie. Whether in Ephrata or Baltimore, she is sure to make good and become a diligent and efficient office UD worker, Steadily plugging for a higher rung of the ladder, Goldie with all these! credits to her account is sure to finally reach the top, .-U 24 E..

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Louise Morie Morin Bang I ! That's how it sounded when Louise, that talkative brownette from Arizona, dropped into our quiet midst one sunny day in 1939. Her like- able personality and sense of humor won her a position in our class at once. With- out her, our class would have lacked a certain something. May the best. of luck in the world follow you always, Louise. Josephine G. Lutz Jo is a big girl, physically, but her heart is not to be outdone by her body- it's bigger. She's been noted for her re- markable talents in basketball. We need- ed her as a cheerleader, and what a cheer- leader she was! She made us yell, she made us cry. You have what it takes, J o, go get it. Vero M. Martin If you ever need help, look for Vcrag she is always ready and willing to give aid. This kindly country lass came to us in our freshman year. Since that time, she has given us the lasting impression of being quiet and studious. Her creditable academic standing is really going to help her obtain success. ...lj 26 El..