Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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THE oWL W 53 JAMES J. FLEMMING 125 N. 9th St. Born Reading, Pa. Attended Southern Junior High Reading Senior High Entered Evening High, February 1937 Course General Vocational James is one of the newcomers into the class. The fact that he entered the class only in February did not prevent hiln from immediately making himself known. Aside from the fact that James is one of the silent type, he possesses that ever- ready smile Which reflects his good-naturedness. James has several hobbies. He likes the great outdoors, but his favorite pastime is raising Racing Pigeons? In addition to his hobbies, J ameshas one ambition and that is to do some extensive travel- ing. Good luck, J immy, We Wish you well. An absolute solitude is contrary to humanity-Petrarch.

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52 THE OWL -a l 1 7 i -- ' ,i'f'1,, f JUNE J. FISHER 537 N. Front Street Born Reading, Pa. Attended Southern Junior High Senior High , Entered Evening High, February '36 Course General Vocational - Activities Dance Committee June declares that she absolutely will not marry until she is at least twenty-five, and indicated from her desire to become a companion to a rich old lady it seems she really means it-but we wonder. Such declarations have been made before but, they, like a New Year's resolution, are soon broken. June has always been an amiable classmate ever favorable to the class choice in all matters. Swimming and dancing are her favorite sports but she shows equal enthusiasm for dress designing and other forms of art. It is better to INSPIRE ine HEART with a NOBLE senti- ment than teach the mind a truth of science.

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54 THE OWL MARY A. GAUGI-IAN St. Joseph's Hospital Born Shenandoah, Pa. Attended Annunciation High School Immaculate Heart Academy St. Joseph's Hospital Training School New York University Entered Evening High, September 1935 Course General Vocational Folks, here is one of our most studious students as you can see from her scholastic achievements. Mary pursued her nursing career at St. J oseph's Hospital where she now holds a major position since she received her R. N. from the State. We feel sure Mary will be very successful in the capacity of a social worker combined with her nursing profession. Aside from her hospital duties, Mary has several hobbies: visiting art galleries, reading, drawing and hiking being her favorites. We wish her lots of luck in her chosen profession.