Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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CLASS OF 1935 7. Poconos 3 8. Sauer kraut 4 9. Trolley 5 10. O. K. 6 19. Othelia Schnable 7 1. Edna Ferber 2 2. Leslie Howard 3. Playing cards 10 4-. In a Monastery Garden 24- 5. Latin 1. 6. Abraham Lincoln 2. 7. Poconos 3. 8. Hamburger fl. 9. Oldsmobile 5. 10. lin boca cirrada, no entrous moscos 6. 20. Martin Sencer 7' 1. Stevenson S' 2. lling' Crosby 9' 10 3. Dancing 25. 5. History 1. -L. My heart stood still li. Napoleon 2- 7. New York City 3' 8. Steak 1' 9. Plymouth 5' 10. l'm in love Qwouldn't admit itj 21. Leonard Souders 1. David Belasco 2. Clark Gable 10. 3. llowling N 26. -I. But Cracker Sweet 1 5. Physics 6. Daniel lloone 2' 7. .iriaiiiic Cay 3- 4 8. Chicken 9. Packard 10. I understand 0 7 22. Hannah Stewart 1. Grace Livingston Hill 2. .loan Crawford 10 Collecting college pendants 27 4. Largo 1 5. History 2 3 -I 6. George VVashington 7. Atlantic City 8. Veal eutlets, French fried 5 G 7 23. John Stofko 8 1. Sax Rohmer 9 9. Pontiac 10. I donit know F I Baseball and basketball Star Dust Chemistry NVashington Everywhere the team goes Home baked cake Plymouth Fancy that Helen Toboleski Louise M. Alcott Joan Crawford Dancing Blue Danube XValtz Typing Clara liarton Hershey Park Chicken patties .La Salle Hm! llml 1 L'an't get over it! Edna Troutman Zane Grey Bing Crosby Knitting Country gardens Typing XVashington Atlantic City Steak with mushrooms Chevrolet Don't ask questions Elmer Wolfe lingene 0'Neill George Arliss Opera rehearsal Prelude G Minor Geometry Nero Up the Tully Chicken and wafiies Plymouth XVhat do I say Anthony Zaffiro Max Brand Fredrick March Dancng Monastery Garden Physical geography Garibaldi Hot Springs, Col. Anything good Pontiac Maureen O'Sullivan Did I win last night Cauctionj ! Tl-lE OWL

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K5 0 0 0 Hugo Junghenn 9 Geothe 10 Norma Shearer 14 Golf 1 Barcarole 2 Algebra 3 Nero 4 Wildwood By the Sea 5 Spaghetti with mushrooms 5 Minerva 7 I'm going to 'meet myself at home 3 Irvin Kenderdine, lr. 9 Zane Grey 10 Joe E. Brown 15 Experimenting' 1, Ha Golendrinaz 2 History 3 Lincoln 4 Miami, Florida 5 Ham and eggs G Ford 7 I don't know 3 Jack Koch 9 Niel Dunant 10 Jean Parker' 16 Swimming 1 Blue Danube- 2 Economics 3 Napoleon 4 North woods 5 Turkey 6 Buick 'T Appearances are sometimes deceptive 8 Agnes Kramer 9 Temple Bailey 10 Joel McCre-a 17 Bicycle riding 1 Hungarian Dance No. 2 2 Latin 3 Lafayette 4. Harvey's Lake 5 Pork chops 6 Buick 7 Oh, heck! 3 Mary Leininger 9 Christopher Morley 10 Lionel Barrymore 18 Dancing 1 Shubertts Serenade 2 German 3 Caesar 4 South Mountain Manor 5 Veal cutlets 6 CLASS OF 1935 . Shoe leather express You know how it is! Helen Nicholson Ruby M. Ayers, Clark Gable Dancing Blues Chemistry General Pershing Just so its' in the country Fruit Qpreferable, bananasj Packard Oh, yeah! Leo Orth Alexander Dumas Leslie Howard Sports Isle of Capri English Lincoln Old Point Comfort Corn beef and cabbage Pontiac I hope Wayne Reber Charles Dickens John Barrymore Studying Beethoven's Ninth Symphony French and English King of France, t'Charlemagne Asbury Park, N. J. Chicken and Waffles Ford I can take it! Phyllis Richards Shakespeare Ronald Colman Reading Mozart Melody in C Chemistry Charlemagne Old Orchard, Maine Chicken a la king Auburn Oh, Well! Walter Ruth Will Rogers Shirley Temple Minor Moonlight hike Calonej Blue Danube VValtz Class meetings Paul Revere 86 THE OWL

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K. O 0 H Pl 28. George Z-ager 1. David Belasco 2. Gary Cooper 3. Violin 44. Moonlight Sonata Clleethovenl 5. Class meetings 6. Adam QVVhat a manl 7. Rockaway Iieach 8. Vegetable salade 9. La Salle 10. If I were in New York CLASS OF E935 29. Jack Zager 1. Voltaire 2. George Arliss 3. Hiking 4. Moonlight Sonata 5. American history 6. Lincoln 7. Atlantic City 8. Chicken pot-pie 9. DeSoto - 10. XVork conquers all Y' Sayings of Our Teachers Miss Yocom Cto Mr. GishJ+ YVhere are my hooks?l' Mr, Gish- I'lI make zz note of that. Mr. Hackman- And the like. Miss Hangreniulnciclentally, I like that word. Miss Fisher Qhve minutes of tenj- XVait, class, I want to go over the-- Miss Mencllesohn- Come on, you know it. Mrs. Davis- Just listen to that noise. Janitors- Hurry up, it's ten olclockf' Miss Schmicker- Clear, Miss Herbein- Since you have no questions to ask me, I'll ask you some. Mr. EvansA Back in the iifteenth century. Mr. VVork- What do you suppose makes me so wonderful, Mr. Bannon- In this particular case. Mr. llrucher- lu other words. Mr. Master- Forty love Qteunisj. Mr. Haage Qto WVayne Reberj- Hello, Stranger. Miss AlthouseA I didn't get that just right. Miss Rosenberg- Repeat a, s, d, ff' Mr. Helmbrightf XVe must cover the same work as day school. Miss Ferree- VVos wollen sie habenf' Mr. Enterline-uSing louder. Mrs. Poetter-HConcentration, please. Miss Ruft'ner+ Are there any questions? Miss Schilling- I repeat for the one thousandtlr time. Mr. Gill- Get to work, boys. Mr. de Francesco- Now clon't kid me. 88 THE OWL