Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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is CLASS OF 1935 MARY LEININGER 1520 Mineral Spring Road No Year Book would be complete without a bit of humor, so Molly offered to supply some for 4'The Owl. Just take a look at the last page and you'll know she succeed- ed. This young maiden's chief desire in life is to become a nurse. If all nurses were like she, our hospital wards would be full of sunshine. 'Nhat would a certain person do if Mary went away? Lots of happiness and success, Molly. Contentment consists not in great wealth but in few wants RUSSELL MOYER 2160 Garfield Avenue, Wyomissing Who is always smiling? None other than our Russell. He says you can't keep a good man down, so he always does his best in whatever he undertakes. This also includes his lessons? ? While Russell is very quiet, never having much to say, we know his sunny smile and disposition will assure him of success in the future. Here's luck to you, Russell. 314

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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

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O ll HELEN NICKOLSON 311 Elm Street Helen seems to be a ray of sunshine that has decided to wander through our halls after the sun has bid us adieu. Her keen enjoyment of any joke and her interest in the class's affairs have won her many friends. We know she has been a con- cientious student and therefore success will come her way. Lots of luck and hap- piness, Helen. s CLASS OF I935 0 Self-conflict is the greatest of all victories. Plato. LEO ORTH 423 Mulberry Street This tall, dark haired young man is our classmate Leo. He is one of the noisy pupils always talking and laughing and having a good time? ? That's all right Leo, someone has to listen while the rest of us talk. Whatever career you undertake Leo you may rest assured that the best wishes of your class-mates will follow you. 1TlIC3lnVliH4E it MEMMHMM 35