Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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fx OO CLASS OF 1935 VVAYNE F. REBER 1325 North Ninth Street The one and only Wayne Reber, the hard- est working member of the class. Besides being class secretary, he was also editor-in- cheif of The Owl. Wayne, perhaps better known as Lefty, also possesses fine musi- cal talent. He composed the beautiful mu- sic for our class song. Lefty intends to enter Yale and we hope they'll appreciate him as much as we do. We know your success is assured, Wayne. Happiness was made to be shared. Racine. i --- . PHYLLIS RICHARDS 1134 North Twelfth Street Phil is a very ambitious lass who has taken advantage of the pre-professional exam in order to graduate with our class. To be a dietician is her one desire, we hope her plans will materialize. Phil did not join our class until the Senior year but she has made up for lost time. To climb the ladder is often-times hard, but the re- ward is worth the effort. We wish you success, Phyllis. 36P THE OWL

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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

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CLASS OF 1935 -New 0 0 WALTER RUTH 118 Buttonwood Street This young man always has people puzzled as to his right name. Some call him Ruth instead of Walter. His pet past-time is talking about hunting, especially deer. He is a conscientious student, and we are sure helll be successful in his chosen Work. So, good-luck to you, Walter. Life is not so short but that there is time for courtesy. OTHELIA SCHNABLE 440 Schuylkill Avenue Tillie is Treasurer of our class which shows that she is well thought of. Her fine qual ities win most everyone's favor. She tells us her ambition is to become a nurse. We are sure she'll be a sucess in her chosen work. Such cbeerfulness as hers will surely Hll the wards with sunshine. Good luck, Tillie, in everything you do. Tl-IE OWL Emerson