Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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L Suson Lutz Take a fun-loving girl with a pleas- ing personality, a friendly flashing smile and serious eyes and you have a slight idea of our Sue She has helped make some of the dances a suc- cess and will be remembered for that. Sue instends to attend a class, which, when it is completed, will make her a full-fledged Air Raid Warden. Her favorite branch of the service is the Army - as if we didn't know! Here's wishing you and the Army lots of luck! it Clyde Lutz Clyde is noted as being one of the shyest boys in the senior class, but it has been found that he can do quite a bit of talking - outside of class. He joined this class in his freshman year and from that time on has held his own. Carefree, but serious and shy, are his foremost straits. Success to you in all you attempt. I Robert M. Lutz Football, basketball, swimming and, once in a while, study-all these claim Bob's attention. Before the days of gas rationing he could be seen fre- quently whizzing through town in his station wagon filled with his class- mates. In all school activities he was always found taking an outstanding part. His athletic prowess, pleasing personality, and social adaptability should gain for him a prominent posi- tion in life. D27 III-

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Peggy Lesher Peggy is quiet, good-natured, and a smiling lassie, who, though she ap- pears to be quite reserved and sophis- ticated, is a likeable person. She takes school work seriously and language study is one of her specialties. She al- so spends much of her time at the piano and we wish her loads of success in any undertaking she attempts. i Audrey Leininger Audrey is a girl with a smile that won't wear off. She also possesses a very talkative nature of which most of her classmates are aware. She has one of the best dispositions in our class for she takes life as it comes. We are sure you will succeed in what- ever you do and the class of '43 wishes you the two greatest achievements in life- Success and Happiness. i Alvin Levin Alvin landed among us in a cloud of volcanic dust the beginning of our senior year. He hails from Phila- delphia and has added much enjoy- ment to our class since he has been with us. If one should hear a con- tinuous mumbling when entering a classroom he may be sure it is LEM- ON, He is always willing to talk to comrades at any time or place. -U 26 U-

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Charles R. Messner Chuck has brightened many a German class with his quaint answers. Although he possesses a serious coun- tenance, he always is full of fun. Chuck is a zealous lover of the chase, and has frequently braved the wilds of Pennsylvania in search of game. Quite probably he will be the successor to Frank Buck. Prost! Clarence Martin, Jr. It was a feather in Uncle Sam's war bonnet when Curly enlisted in the Navy. Although he was inducted be- fore graduation, he received his well- earned diploma. The class, of course, missed him, but we are sure that a certain little Miss',, whom he was seldom seen without, missed him more. He is one fellow who will either find, or make, a way. Dorothy Miller - Good things come in small pack- ages - would seem to be a fine de- scription of Dot. She is small in stature, striking in appearance, and quite capable as a commercial student. She has already prepared for' the fu- ture by obtaining a position in a local bank. Her twinkling eyes, pleasing manner, and commercial abilities are sure to bring her to the top of the lad- der of success. -D 28 E..