Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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, I Avo Morie Kreider Marie comes from Clay and is the fulfillment of every man's dream. Attractive,' and blond are two good adjectives which describe her. She is a serious commercial student, and we know that since she possesses an abundance of qualifications that tend to make an outstanding secre- tary, she is sure to succeed, You have our best wishes, Marie. r K Arnold Krofft Arnold is known for his changeable disposition. One minute he is engaged in trying to make more noises than anyone else, and the next minute he is so engrossed in his studies that no one is able to disturb him. Because he participated in football for the past three years, Ephrata Hi will always remember him as one of its' famous ends. The best the world can offer, is our sincere wish for Arnold! Joy Victor Kulp View is King of the Xylophone, or should we say King of Jazz, II. In the rendition of music, whether it be modern or classical, Victor is tops. He knows not only how to play, but also how to compose. His sunny dis- position and quiet manner are Victor's outstanding qualities. He is one fellow everyone learns to like. We all wish him loads of luck. ..-EI 23 El..

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Ellen Kern Ellen is one of the newcomers to our class this year. She seems to take life as it comes, is very calm, collected, and nonchalant as she moves among us. She is, and probably always will be, a full-fledged member of the Bashful Bunch since she says hard- ly a word to anyone unless spoken to first-she can then, however, carry on a l very interesting conversation. Robert Johnson Ever since Bob came to E. H. S., he has been noted for his athletic ability. His friendly disposition is full of Vs - vim, vigor, vitality, and victory. Full of good humor, easy-go- ing in manner, and always eager to lend a hand, Bob is one of those fell- ows you enjoy being with. Look out, Navy Air Corps, Bob's on the loose and he'll find success. Betty Kissinger Happy-go-lucky manner and cheer- ful countenance describe Betty cor- rectly. Another small member of the class who is one of our commercial stu- dents, receiving every bit of her share of joy from life. Known for her good sportsmanship and pleasing appear- ance, we feel sure that Betty will meet success in the business world. -D 22 D-

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Mary Elizabeth Lane Mary, our happy, good-naturecl little classmate, who comes from the micra- scopic but renowned hamlet of Clay, has the distinct pleasure of coming to school each morning on the reliable Hopeland bus. Upon first sight one might get the impression that Mary is very quiet, but upon further acquaint- ance you will find her very lively and always ready for fun. Mary, we are glad to claim you as a classmate and wish you a successful career. Kearney Lane Kearney is a lad who commutes daily from the great metropolis of Clay to acquire knowledge at Frata High. He joined us in our freshman year, and is always ready for a joke, because it makes little difference whether the joke is on him or by him. We may be assured that his sense of humor will lead him far on the road to success. l Robert Lausch Snappy clothes, pleasing personality, and always plenty to say-this offers a word picture of Bob , correct to the Nth degree. His many side-re- marks and bursts of laughter will al- ways be remembered in the halls of E. H. S. No one ever puts anything over on Bob, and his quick-as-a- trigger wit. Here's hoping you see the Seven Seas, Bob! -D 24 U...