Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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THE OVVL GOODBYE TO THE STAFF Congratulations are extended to the present OWL Staff by the undersigned members of the faculty, the advisers of THE GYVL, on their work on the 1933-34 magazine. The Staff this year has worked against most unusual conditions and were called upon to put forth greater efforts, but the several numbers issued prove that these efforts were worthwhile. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ......,,s.ssssssssss,ssssssss...,,.................,..,.,. GEORGE MANN School News Editor sssssss ......,,. X WILLIAM D. CROMBIE Art Editor ,Y,srs..,,...... ,....r.,. D . K. VVINTER Typist ssssss,,sss, ,s,,LLssssLss,,ssssssssss,......,... M ARIE RIESETT BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager sssss,sss,sssssss...s.s,.,.,.....,.... PATRICK J. SWEENEY Circulation Manager .,.............,..,.. .V.,.,L,. E DVVIN WRIGHT Assistant Circulation Manager ........,...,L.. HARRY CORREA Special Staff Assistant ,ssI,,,Isss... ......... J AMES VVHEAT Advertising Manager ssss,v,, .s,..sI,. ARMIN J. DROST FOR NEXT YEAR After careful consideration the following students have been chosen on the work of the OWL through the year 1934-35. to Carry EDITORIAL STAFF PATRICK J. SNVEENEY Editor ...L.........s.s......,..I.............................,.. Associate Editor .......... ,........ G EORGE MANN Literary Editor ..........,. .sss,sss. M . R. TIMMERMAN School News Editor ....... ,........ H ARRY CORREA Art Editor .,...............ss. ......... D . K. VVINTER Secretary s......s ...........,.,..L,.LLL...,.L.L,.L...L.. M ARGARET DIsI-ILER BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ......,,..,.,..ss..ss.ss,s.s,,sss..ss. BENJAMIN M. MANN Circulation Manager .................................. JOSEPH BARNETT Assistant Circulation Manager ................ EDWARD HOOPER CSigneclj ELIZABETH LANDON CHINN, Literary Adviser O. WAYNE BAKER, Business Adviser OTTO K. SCHMIED, Principal Forty

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THE OWL Thirty-nine OWL O. WAYNE BAKER Business Adviser ELIZABETH LANDON CHINN Literary Adviser DVISERS

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THE OWL Q9MEi'NQQMgQNQ9MgQN96MEteNMM2iiQNQ5M?N95ME?595M9gQwQQ WE H VE WITH US wtwemaewswveyaswatygewaewewaegaewatwemaewewnw IRENE GALE ROSALIND HERzoG It was uncertain at first whether an interview could be had with Miss Gale, but after mustering up enough courage we found that Miss Gale is, indeed, a pleasant person. Irene was graduated from Seton High School and is taking some commercial sub- jects which she has not had as yet, here at Evening High School. Miss Gale is entering the Notre Dame College of Mary- land in the Fall. It was not possible, however, to learn what studies she will pursue. Out charming subject is of Polish extrac- tion and speaks the native tongue of that country fluently. It was learned that she is secretary to the president of a large and stable Polish Building Loan Association. She has traveled over much of the Eastern Seaboard. From reliable authority we have learned that Irene is well liked by members of the faculty, and that some of our students have been casting sheep glances in her direc- tion. VVe feel sure that the glances are being wasted because Miss Gale happens to be happily in love with someone else, and as soon as the opportunity presents itself she will add the letters Mrs. to her name. We hope, however, that Irene will first acquire letters from Notre Dame College. We also wish to add that Miss Gale, as representative for THE OWL, has done some excellent work. We hope she attains all her aspirations and we say, in all sincerity Best wishes! Forty-one Like all intelligent people who realize they never know too much, Rosalind is not satisfied with a high school diploma from the Institute of Notre Dame. Formerly connected with the Mailing Department of the May Company, Miss Herzog is now dispensing lingerie at O'Neill's. Rosalind has modeled in several fashion shows. Miss Herzog has not limited her traveling to the city's limits. She has been to New York, Philadelphia, Wlashington and Vir- ginia. She has also witnessed many regettas on the Potomac and Schuylkill rivers. Several months of each year, for the past ten years, have been spent in Atlantic City. The Clarissan of Notre Dame had MisS Herzog as one of its associate editors. Later, from a class of eighty-five seniors, Miss Herzog became Editor-in-Chief. In- cidentally the Seniors were the only ones eligable for that position. Rosalind has won several national awards for essays on Captain John Barry, and has also received honorable mention in the con- test on George Washington conducted by the Baltimore News. A prize of 325.00 was given to Rosalind by The Hub. She has written several articles for the Post Better Homes Contest in 1929, and has captured several lesser -prizes for various contests sponsored by different papers. Swimming, basketball and dancing hold second place in her likes. The first place, we understand, is reserved for a certain well-known strokesman. It is rumored that the engagement between the two is not being denied, and in the best Winchell way we say, Orchids to you both!