Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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CLASS OF I935 oi o COOKING CLASS Umm-mm-mm, what's thatl smell?,' This may be heard each night by anyone who gets on the third fioor of the school. It is nothing but the cooking classes in room 317 preparing some tasty and nutritious dishes. Along with the actual preparation of new and fancy dishes the students are taught the nutritive value contained in them. A helpful and exceedingly useful addition to the course is instruction on the proper Way to set a table for the different social functions of the home. Due to the large registration for this course there were three classes, each composed of different students who met but one night a Week. These classes are under the capable supervision of Miss Holland and Miss Wolfe. -- V - . - .,- .,., .c ,.,,, e ,n,..,e..,-. , . ,.....-.ll4-. THE OWL

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O CLASS OF I935 , ,, is as me , S THE ART CLASS Many student of all ages and from all walks of life, interested in crea- tive and commercial art, are in Italo de Francesco's art class. Mr. Dee, as he is affectionately called, boasts that he accepts them at any stage-that is, a greenhorn with aspirations or the skilled drawer with inspiration. Sex is no bar. Some, he says, pursue it as a source of pleasure, while others follow it with an eye to commercial recompense in the future. Some of the types of work produced in the class are single lettering, show card instruction, oil and water paintings, and charcoal drawings. A well balanced course of art instruction is offered to the student if he so desires to follow a general art course of study. 70 Sw S' S it E-FQEFQL

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b 9 , W. , n 0 0 CLASS OF 1935 ELECTRIC SHOP The Electric shop, under the direction of Mr. J. Herbert Kissinger, has a group of energetic Workers for its student body. The electrical depart- ment proper uses as projects anything from rebuilding of old motors to the repairing of electrical appliances, and is under direction of Mr. Ralph A. McLaughlin. Electricians who are peers in their work, come here for fur- ther instructions. The radio course which is offered apart from the electric course is under the personal supervision of Mr. Kissinger. It is here that radio sets are con- structed, old ones rebuilt, and the basic principles of sending and receiving taught. The sending station of the school has been rebuilt recently. It has for its call letters W3AIC, and has a power of 150 Watts. THE OWL