Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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CLASS OF l9Il5 ELMER WOLFE 642 Locust Street Harken to the voice of our tenor. Perhaps he received his vocal training crying his Wares for the American Stores. His am- bition in life is to keep books for a chain store business. If someday We should hear his voice over the ether Waves from station ASCO, we Would not be surprised. Good luck to you, Elmer. Our best at all times ANTHONY ZAFFIRO 505 South Fifth Street Anthony is the newest member of our class. For a time his fate was in the laps of the gods, but he won out. He comes from Southern Junior High Where he was quite an athlete. He also attended Reading Senior High. His ambition is a ?? We are sure it is something worth while, so in saying farewell We also wish you success, Anthony. THE OWL

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F OO 0 CLASS OF l935 EDNA MAY TROUTMAN 131 Bern Street To a generous portion of cheerfulness add: 2 bright blue eyes 1 sunny smile a dash of loveliness a bit of good humor Season well with ambition and the result will be Eddie This young lady has made many friends at Evening High. Her chief desire is to become efficient enough to manage a home successfully. There is a man. Good-luck Edna, we know success is yours. Count that day lost whose low, descending sun Views from thy hand, no worthy action done. Author Unknown. HANS WEISER 213 South Eighth Street Who is the star Trigonometry student? He generally has everything explained at least twice, often more. But nevertheless he is painstaking in his work. Hans wish- es to further his education at the Wyomis- sing Polytechnic Institute. We hope he will not forget his Trigonometry until that time so that he may have an easier time at the Institute. May the pleasures of this life be plentifully yours, Hans. ll-O THE OWL

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F Oo 0 CLASS OF 1935 GEORGE ZAGER 544 North Eighth Street Ladies and Gentlemen, you are now gazing upon one of the many ambitious members of our class. In order to graduate with the Class of 1935 he took advantage of the Pre-Professional Examinations and passed every one of them. George is also a very talented violinist. We know that what- ever he chooses to do will reflect glory on our school. Good-luck, George. Never content yourself by doing your second-best, However unimportant the occasion. Gen. Phil. Sheridan JACOB ZAGER 544 North Eighth Street Step up this Way, ladies and gentlemen and meet our chemist. Jacob would rather play with chemicals than eat or sleep. We Were wondering who had been causing the peculiar odors on the third floor and found it to be Jacob, enjoying himself mixing chemicals. Well, good luck Jacob, we hope you Will be as good a chemist as you are a fruit merchant. ll-2 Tl-IE owl.