Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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7 Q45 Cilbiafszsffs Eugene R. Slote Nip, as he has been called since fourth or Hfth grade, always liked sports. He is an active member of the rifle club and used this to advantage during hunting seasons. His favorite past-time, hitch-hiking, has led him far and wide. Although slow, and easy-going, he's got initiative which will take him far. Edwo rd Smith Snuffy is the name we tagged on one of our more enterprising classmates. One of his chief traits is his sunny disposition. Snuffy is always ready with a joke, corny or otherwise. This chap has done more for recreation than any other person his age. We Wish him the best of luck and all the success in the world in whatever he may choose to do. Rochoel J. Smith Two years ago Rachael with her sunny smile came to us from Akron, and we immed- iately welcomed her a member of our class. During the past she has been active in lessons and other activities to be a successful high school student and we have confidence that she will do the same in the future to become a successful nurse. Every patient within the radius of her cheerful disposition and efficient manners will soon be on the road to recovery. We wish her all the success and happiness she so rightfully deserves.

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25' Qfoiitazaftz 7945 Horold Schickrom Harold is one of those boys who loves the out of doors and its sports. He is a great hunt- er and fisherman. He also enjoys a little trap- ping now and then. On the surface he seems shy, but when you get to know him he is quite different. Harold is enlisted in the Air Corps Reserve and maybe some day We will hear about his exploits in the air. Best of luck and loads of success, Harold. Annabelle Schlott . Blue eyes and blonde hair are two of An- nabell.e's main features. -She has charmed many with her sunny disposition and engaging mannerisms. She is noted for her way with the opposite sex. Our twelve years in school have been made more desirable by her pres- ence. May you meet success and happiness along life's path, wherever it may lead. .EI.izobetJ11aSl'1 reiner Betz came to us in her freshman year from Lincoln. She acquired her nickname in Mr. Bomberger's classes. She appears a bit shyg but it is not shyness, only a quiet nature. We're sure, if we all acted in class the way Betty does, the teacher's troubles would be ov- er. I'm sure her pleasant smile and sunny disposition will cheer the patients when she be- comes a nurse. Best of luck in your chosen profession!

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30 dioafmffg 1945 Robert Stoller Bob is one of the better looking fellows of our class. He enjoys playing with his orch- estra which provided the music for many of our dances in the park last summer. He isn't one of the most talkative fellows of our class, but when he says something he usually means it. Bob is also one of those fellows who is seen quite frequently in the company of the opposite sex. Best of luck in whatever you choose, Robert! We're sure you will be a success. Betty Morie Stohler Talkative,' is the adjective that best de- scribes Betty. She came to us from Lincoln in her ninth year and since then has become a permanent part of our class. Anytime you hap- pen to venture uptown, look around and you're sure to see Betty. Her greatest desire is to enter the commercial field after she leaves school. We sincerely hope you reach your goal with all the success life has to offer you. X on B Marion I. Stover i Small, speedy, smiling and Stover just seem to tie up together. Marian is the kind of person who is everywhere at once and is always lending a helping hand wherever and whenever she can. At the close of school every day, she can be seen faithfully wending her way to Stunzi's where she aids Uncle Sam in the manufacture of parachutes. Efficiency, accuracy and earnestness are three qualities that make any secretary a success, and Mar- ian has them.