Ephrata High School - Cloisterette Yearbook (Ephrata, PA)

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22 Cloisterette Ronald E. Leviton You simply canlt begin to compile all of Ronnie's many and varied interests. To name a few, Feets', is President of his class, editor of both the Mountain- eer and the 'ACLOISTERETTEQ' manager of the foot- ball team, a member of the varsity basketball team, a writer for the local newspaper and one of the most intellectual members of our class His vocabulary is boundless, and he is always prepared to lend a hand to those who need it. Success can not help but come to you in your career of journalism, Ronnie, Dorothy Elizabeth Lutz For precisely twelve years Betty has joined many of us in our classrooms. To a newcomer she might appear quiet and independent, but underneath her quietness she is a lively and fun-loving girl. She is a capable commercial student and is always willing to type a few lines for a friend. We all feel sure that she will succeed in her chosen profession, stenography, and we wish her the best of luck. Morgoret Mortin A young lady should be seen and not heard is certainly an appropriate motto for Margaret. This reserved young maiden joined our ranks in ninth grade and has proven herself a worthy classmate. Al- though on the quiet side she rates high scholastically in her commercial work. Whenever a friend is in need of help, Margaret is always willing to lend a hand. We, the class of 46,', are certain that 'Margy will succeed in anything she attempts.

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Cloisterette 21 Alice Solindo Lone Alice is one of the more quiet, reserved and stu- dious members of our class. Daily she travels the dis- tance between Clay and Ephrata to further her edu- cation. Needless to say, her name is included among those who have compiled outstanding scholastic rec- ords. Although she appears rather shy on the surface she is always ready for fun. Alice's studiousness and sincerity will surely lead her to success in whatever she may attempt. Elicus E. Leisey, Jr. Sutz is one of the few male members of the class who took the straight commercial course and is usually seen struggling with either bookkeeping or commercial math. His interests do not stop with these subjects, though, for he is a veteran member of the school band and is also handy when it comes to driving his father's truck. If he is as successful in life as he has been in school, Elias will have no problem in gaining success. Rondol C. Lerch ':Randy is a tall, quiet UD, likeable chap who's been with the class of '46 ever since first grade. Base- ball claims a lot of his interestg and, when summer rolls around, you will most likely find him at the nearest ball-diamond. Another of his interests is hunting which may explain the fact that he was vice- president of the Rifle Club this year. In school L'Randy is a hard worker, but he always has time to listen to for relatel the latest joke.

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Cloisterette Q3 Eleonor Elizobeth McVey Eleanor has been with us as long as we can remem- ber and has always been scholastically outstanding. Plane and Solid class would have been quite dull with- out her help in figuring out theorems. As a member of the 'KMountaineer and the HCLOISTERETTEN staffs she has proven her journalistic ability. Mac is a friend to all and is usually seen treating her class- mates to candy or taking them for a ride in the Ford. Best of luck, Eleanor, in anything you decide to do. Albert H. Mellinger To say that Dodo has been a valuable asset to the class is a gross understatement. All through high school this burly behemoth has been an outstanding member of the football and basketball teams, and in addition, served as one of the most successful business managers of the HCLOISTERETTEH and vice-president of the Hi-Y Club. He has a very high scholastic stand- ing, and with his Hair for discussing anything at all and winning his point, Dodo should have no trouble reaching the top of the business world. Morie E. Mondo Come on team, let's go! is Marie's favorite phrase. Marie is the capable captain of our cheer-leaders and without her excellent cheerleading ability and school spirit, our basketball and football teams would have been at a great loss. Marie is a commercial student but is not certain as to her future plans. Though small in stature she has made an important place for herself in our class and is bound to be equally successful all her life.