Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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KN 00 CLASS OF l935 HUGO JUNGHENN 1034 Walnut Street Hugo is ambition personified. He is one of our seven absentees at each class meet- ing. Even Mr. Gish's urgent call does not bring him to the meetings. Never mind, Hugo. No one shall ever be able to take from you what you know. We know that you have been a success in most of your undertakings, and also are sure you will be successful in years to come. Auf Weider- sehn. The secret of getting on is getting started. IRWIN KENDERDINE JR. 730 Pear Street Here you look upon the wise countenance of Irwin Kenderdine, Jr. That school-girl complexion of his is the envy of many a feminine heart. He is one of those smil- ing, agreeable young men, who works very hard and intends to get somewhere. We don't know what he is going to do when he leaves us, but we're sure we'll hear of him someday. So We wish you happiness and success, Irwin. 32 THE OWL

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CLASS OF 1935 0 O AUSTIN HARPLE 226 Elm Street Austin is another one of the benedicts of our class. Between minding the children and washing the dishes he found time to come to Evening High to graduate with us. What he intends to do after his school days are over we do not know, but since he en- joys carpentering, we hope he will some day be a famous builder and contractor. So long and lots of luck, Austin. I will go anywhere, provided it be forward. Livingstone. ' ROBERT HARRIS 34 South Fifth Street Bob is the only one of our class who played on the Evening High Basketball team and starred too. Besides being interested in athletics, he also enjoys dancing. But just to dance through life is not his desire for he also a good student. He takes a keen interest in current events. Here's hoping you reach your goal, Bob. .il-is OWL

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CLASS OF I935 W 0 0 l 0- JACK KOCH 335 South Eighteenth Street This tall, blond haired good-looking, young man is none other than Jack Kochg presi- dent of our class. Kochie's dynamic per- sonality combined with plenty of persever- ance and charm will help him toward What- ever his goal in life may be. Jack has livened up many an hour ,for us with his famous arguments. Someday perhaps we will hear him from the Senatorial Chamber or even higher. Whatever you undertake, the best wishes of your classmates will follow you, Jack. Don't put of until tomorrow, what can be done today AGNES KRAMER 114 Carrol Street I try my best, I heard her say, As for the rest -- let come what may. Mrs. Kramer's daughter Agnes is exceptionally Well gifted in composing Words for songs, as the words of our class song will show. She has been one of the faithful devotees of Evening High. She also Was a member of the editorial staff of The Owl. Lots of good-luck in all your undertakings, Agnes. mt owp if A if ll S