Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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THE OWL Eleven Faculty GTTO K. SCHMIED, A.B., LL.B. John O. Benson, B. E. ...,. . Elizabeth Bouchet, A. B. ...,. . joseph J. Broening, jr., B.S.. . . . Frances Brown, A.B., M.A.. . . Bessie Brosowankin .,.,...... Margaret Alice Bryan, A.B.. . . john B. Calder, B.S. .,..,..., . Katherine T. Coan, M.E.D. . . . Elizabeth Landon Chinn, B.S.. . . . M. H. Coblentz, A.B. ....... . Irma Cox ................. W. Wesley Dorn, A.B., . . . Charles E. Frank ............ Samuel L. Goldheim, Ph.D. .. ,..... . . . . . A. David Gombrov, A.B., L.I.B. . Esther Gombrov, A.B. .....,.. . Harold Greenwald, B.S. ...... . Richard R. Griffith, B.S .... ,. Buckley Harris, Ch.E. .... . Norris Harris, P.A ..,...... Mrs. Geo. Harrison, A.B.. . . . H. Brck Heller,BB.A ...... Edw. Hodes, B.S ....,.. Anna Hollander ...... Olga Hollander .....,.. E. Duncan Hyde, B.S. .,.. , Vincent januska .....,..... Harry D. Kaufman, LL.B. . . . . Vivian Little, M.A ......., Ethel E. Lovet, B.S. ......... . George W. Lundberg, A.B.. . . . john L. Lutz, A.B. .......... . Philip Margolis, A.B. ..,,..,.. . Richard lviartin, M.A., A.B.. . . . Principal . ....... Algebra, Geometry, Adv. Algebra . . . . Algebra, Geometry . . . . Physics . ...Music I, Il . . . . Machines . . . . . . English I, Algebra I . ..,.. Stenography I, Arithmetic . .... Stenography III, Typing III . . . .English III, IV . . ..Chemistry II . . . . . .Stenography II, III . . . . . . Early European, English, U. S. History . . . .Typing II, Oihce . . ...... Arithmetic . . . .... Spanish I, II . , . .Business Crganization . . . ...English II, Economics . . . . . . Laboratory Assistant . . . .Bookkeeping III, Accounting I . . . .English III, IV . . . .Typing III . . . .French I, II .. . .Typing II . . . .Typing III . . . .Bookkeeping 1 . . . .Art I . . . .Law ....French I, II, III . . . .Typing II, Stenography Il . . ..Bookkeeping I . . . .English Ill . . . . U. S. History . . .... English I General Science, Chemistry I john F. McAndrew, A.B., M.A. ..... .... U . S. History, English History E. R. McCauley .............. Henry Meyer ................ Brindley J. Mills, A.B. ...... . Charles Mindel, A.B., LL.B., . . James Morrison, B.S., M.S.. . . . Mary Morsberger, A.B. ..,. . Julia K. Mankwell, A.B.. . . . E. Palmer ................ Francis N. Pelling, A.B. ..,. . Dorothy Price, Ph.B. ..... . Fred Reinhold ......... Lillian Rice ........... Ivan Rigby ............. Reuben Roseman, Ph.D. .... . Ben. B. Rosenberg, B.S. ....... . . . ...... Stenography III, IV . .... Bookkeeping I ..... .Spanish I, Latin I, II . .. .Office Accounting I . . . . . .Stenography I . . , . .Stenography III, IV . . .. Laboratory Assistant . . . .English I, III . . . .English II, IV . . . .Laboratory Assistant . . . . Art I . . . .Chemistry I, Ill . . , -German I, II, III Leonard H. Rosenberg, M.A. ........ .... T rigonometry Geometry Henry W. Schlag AB.B Fine Arts ...... .... G erman I, II Irene Segall ..............,.., A. Carey Seward A.B. ........ . Eunice Shay ........... ' Paul Shuster P.A.B. .... . Vera Smalley A.B. ...... . John R. Spellissy A.B. ..... . Ellsworth Tydings A.B. .... . Helen A. Wallace B.S., . . . Marjorie Wallace A.B., . . . Allan Waltham ........ W. W. Wood, Jr. A.B.. . .. Beatrice Wittekindt A.B.. . . . Sylvia Shapiro ........... . . ...... Stenography I . . . .English II, III . . ..Art II 'li at if . . . . Biology QMalej M., . . . .English III, IV .. . .Latin I, II, III . . . .English I, Il .. . .English Il, III, IV . . . . Biology CFemalej General Science . . . . Bookkeeping II . . . .U. S. History, Economics, Modern European . . . .Modern Europe, Early Europe, U. S. History . . . .Secretary 7. . v --1 ' C .- Q . N' .1 H so .-tv' 4. H H 1 W e .. - . -V .. I lr .L-ra-Ama. as ll, it-' .,,.--rn Aiihfig .141

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THE OWL Message from President of the Senior Class TAKE this last opportunity to extend my thanks and farewell greetings to my fellow seniors and to my school. I was greatly honored at the beginning of this school year by being elected president of the senior class and more greatly honored with the sterling friendships that followed. It is with the deepest reluctance that I part with that which has given me much honor and happiness. I am con' vinced, however, that such a parting is merely physical. Pleasant interludes in life are not easily forgotten. The manner in which my classmates faced adversity and their untiring efforts assure a successful future. There is a true lesson to be leamed from their cheerful cooperation and determined spirit. We take from our future exactly that which we put into the present. Such a formula for living has been inspired by my acquaintance with the finest body of ambitious and intelligent citizens I have ever known. In this, my farewell address, I feel the inadequacy of words to sincerely express my sentiments. During the brief span of a school year something has been given to me that will be cherished forever. Priceless and eternal, the golden friendships and vibrant memories will continue and grow greater through the years. JAMES P. LIGHTNER President, Class of '35 C Twelve