Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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up . -l-.-.f--. ,,,, . V.- , , ,, . , , W I Back row left to right: George Falconer, SUUQBDU manager. l au. llal,,..-.., ..-...-- ..--- Krupiewski, Fred Hess, coach and member'of the Faculty. Front row: Robert Hehn, Krupiewski, Anthony Hehn. 'William Ryan, is not pictured here. The Reading Evening High School basketball team en- joyed a successful season, 'finishing in the first division in each half of league competition. Victories by the school quintet were over such formidable opponents as St. Marks, Reading Co. Y.M.C.A. , East Ends,Wharton School, Ensslens, Gaenzle Green Jackets, and other local teams. This year the graduating class established a precedent by awarding - Letters to members of the basketball team.

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THE OWL 93 THE GREATEST ALL-AROUND GENIUS OF HISTORY Lenardo the great sculptor and painter of the Renaissance, stands revealed today as a Colossus among men and an incomparablegenius, a pioneer and forerunner in almost every field of science and invention. In addition to the wheelbarrow and the machine gun, he envisaged and proclaimed such inventions and discoveries as shrapnel, telescope, universal gravity, motion of planets, the submarine, the parachute, the steamshovel, the Weathervane, the diving suit, the plus and minus sign in arithmetic. He foresaw accurately the elevated and the subway, he found a solution to New York's trafiic problems, before Columbus set out on his great voyage of 1492. He designed a helicopter, he drew the first mundial map, he invented theil-ife-saving belt, he built ports, canals, and fortifications, he knew of the circulation of blood, the magnet, diffraction, was a most distinguished naturalist and the father of modern geology. As the inventor of the camera obscura, he can be considered the father of modern photography. He was a most magnificent physical specimen and excelled as swimmer, horseman, fencer, musician and improviser. He laid down the principles of ballistics, hydraulics, aviation, centuries in advance of his timef This anticipator of Bacon, Lap- place, Cuvier, Copernicus, Newton, Galileo, was left handed and withall a most astounding prodigy of versatility. R

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THE OWL JUNIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES Class Adviser: Joseph Plank A Class Officers: Dorothy Reed, President Frank Fasig, Vice-President Nora Weyandt, Secretary Frances Field, Treasurer Motto : We have Won by perseverance. Colors: Navy Blue and White. Flower: Gardenia. THE OWL STAFF Robert I-Iehn: Editor-in-Chief Dorothy Reed: Assistant Editor Eugene Kelley: Business Manager Esther Sarachek: Reporter Arthur Hullinger: Reporter I JUNIOR ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Margaret Wagner Chairman Helen Shollenberger Rudolph Quaglio Agnes Heiser Thelma Wetzel Theresa Julian Constance Kline RING AND PIN COMMITTEE Thelma Renninger Elsie Jane Spangler Gladys Schoifstall Dorothy Kuser Donald Fryberger Irene Oponski Thelma Northimer SOCIAL COMMITTEE Anthony Ditullo A Marie Bauer Grace Shell Paul Schlageter PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Ellen Britton Arthur I-Iullinger Frances Field