Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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THE OWL 49 WILLIAM FAIRCHILD 125 Greenwich St. Born Reading, Pa. Attended Mt. Penn Junior High Entered Evening High Sept. '32 Folks, should you meet this young man Without his life-savers and a ready argument, you Would meet a diiferent Bill Al' though he seldom attended class meetings and failed to take part -in many of the class activities, We can't help but admiring Bill for his determination to graduate with us after being forced to Work nights and miss several weeks of school. ':Bill hopes to become a chemical engineer some day, and he leaves Even- ing High with the best Wishes of his classmates. ,

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48 THE OWL . 1 l 4. V l I E Q MARGARET ESHLEMAN 33 Spruce Street, Shillington, Pa. Born Smithsburg, Maryland Attended Waynesboro High School Waynesboro Business College Episcopal Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital Washington, D. C. Entered September 1934 Activities Class Treasurer Dance Committee Margaret is the dark eyed brunette who has Won the favor of all the seniors. As a fitting tributeto her very pleasing per- sonality and her Willingness to assist in any activities be What they may, the Class of '37 has elected her to the office of Treasur- er. The excellent marks achieved by Margaret in the sciences is proof enough of her interest in nursing which profession she Will follow upon her graduation. Margaret has the best Wishes oflthe class who feel that they have gained haVing!knoWn this young lady. W ' 'rf

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50 - THE oWL V GEORGE FALCONER 809 Holland Square, Wyomissing, Pa. Born Winnipeg, Canada Attended Ritenour High School,OVerland, Mo. Entered Evening High School, March 1935 College Preparatory Activities President of Class of June ,37 Owl Staff-Assistant Editor George, the beloved President of our class, who hails from the early frontier state of Missouri and Whose home is near St, Louis, is the man to Whom We have given the responsibility of leading the class of June '37. Under his sincere and able guidance there is no doubt but that our Class will ever go on- ward and forward until the desired goal has been reached. After leaving Evening High, George hopes to enter college, with the desire of becoming a teacher. George has several hobbies, good music and good books being his favorites. He also likes to travel. Education and morality constitute the force and majesty of free government.