Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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THE OVVL SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Cecilia Aiken Hilda Berke Charles E. Cole N. A. Cramblitt Louis A. Dewitt Margaret E. Dishler Bernadette R. Drummond Milton Duke Milton G. Erdman Pearce VV. Erek Ann Dorothy Essig -lohn Frederick Fader Leo J. Friedlander Nelson VV. Gutermuth I. T. Hammel Lloyd VV m. Yeager Dorothy Iglehart Tessie Kay J. Frederick Ketchum james E. Lowry Margaret J. Meyers Madeline M. Medicus Marie Minnick VVallace Phillips Catherine Elizabeth Ruth Dorothy L. Slossberg Robert T. Streb Gilbert Striner Catherine Sykes Henry A. Tiedemann joseph VV. Tumminello SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE Wallace Phillips, Chairman Margaret Dishler Milton Erdman john Fader J. Leon Friedlander Mildred Holtman Albert Levine Gilbert Striner RING AND PIN COMMITTEE Gilbert Striner, Clzairmcm VVallace Phillips

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THE OVVL Thirteen TREASURERS ADDRESS i ' UR High School term has been completed and I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the co- ! ! Class of '34. I operation that you extended to me as Treasurer of the VVe Seniors have built this year, perhaps better than we know, and have gone higher than many of our primary hopes. Vlfelded together in the spirit of co-operation, accomplishment has been ours to look back upon with real pride. The reward is ours to keep and remember as long as we will. I wish to congratulate you for your perserverance in achieving the goal which you set out to obtain. May this accomplishment tend to insure your being more ably equipped to tackle the obstacles which one meets in every day life. May your rememberances of the Evening High School be pleasant ones. Your friendship and help has truly meant much to me. You have all cheerfully endured deprivations to make this a prominent year. My sincere thanks are also tendered toward my staffg as fine a set of characters as I have ever known. Allow me to again express my congratulations and well wishes to all of you. MILTON G. ERDMAN

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THE OW'L SENIOR CLASS HISTORY i i ETER years of hard work and diligent study another class of graduates IS about to pass over the glorioushthreshold of the Evening High gig School to obtain their objective, a high school diploma. ?5'3i 3 The followmg events took place during the course of the year: '- -'- -' The first general assembly of the Senior Class was held on Novem- ber 2, 1933. Mr. Schmied, our principal, presiding,.urged the candidates for graduation to secure their credentials from schools previously attended. He also told all students to put forth their greatest efforts to pass in the subjects they were undertaking. On November 16, 1933, the Seniors convened again and elected the following class officers: President t.i,trttt,t,t, .ttt,ttt. G ILBERT STRINER Vice-President ,..t,.. ...,..... X VALLACE PHILLIPS Treasurer ,..ttt,,. ......,.. M ILTON G. ERDMAN Secrelary ..,.,......,..,,...,,.,,..,,...,...................... MARGARET E. DISHLER Another meeting of the Senior Class was called on December 6, 1933, in pre- paration for the Senior Dance. A committee was selected to promote the dance, and all Seniors were urged to give their loyal support to make it successful. On january 10, 1934, another assembly was held. A list of expenses was pre- sented to the Seniors, and a class dues of 34.00 were set. Other important features were discussed, namely the Year Book, rings and pins. The Annual Senior Dance was held on january 27, 1934, at the Rennert Hotel. Bob Iula and his orchestra furnished the music. The dance was a great success, and the Seniors were delighted to have present on that evening many of the faculty. The meeting on April 12, 1934, was held mainly to give the Seniors information concerning graduation. Incidentals such as diplomas, the matter of dress, and commencement exercises were discussed. Mr. Schmied reminded the Seniors that there remained only a short time for them to put forth their last efforts if they desired to be among the number graduating. VVe, of the Senior Class of '34, in parting, say to the coming graduating Class of '35 that we wish them all the happiness and success in their class that we have had in ours, and may the light of prosperity shine upon them! MARGARET E. DISHLER Secretary Fzffeen N