Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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THE OWL 17 MESSAGE OF CLASS ADVISER NOT often do We visualize the teacher as a builder. That term conjures for us visions practical and solidg homes and factories, schools and churches, skyscrapers and machines. Yet a builder he is, though he Works with materials plastic and intangible-the mind and soul. The results of his efforts are not to be seen in Work such as Ozymandias glorified, nor indeed, are they ever completed. Not very often can he see What he has built or know the precise part he has had in creating power and mastery of life. It is only at moments such as this, your graduation, that the veil is lifted for a fleeting second and a glimpse of What is and What may be gives to him a profound sense of reward for every effort. So, with mingled feelings of pride in the achieve- ments of our students, the Seniors, and regret at the thought of parting, We say to all: You have Won through perseveranceg hold fast to what you have gained ! JOSEPH G. PLANK

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Rx W! W V M s w1gf'M YW W, QF 4 To Our Friend and Adviser MR. JOSEPH 6. PLANK

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Tl-IE OWL STAFF WILLIAM GEHRIS Business Manager ROBERT J. I-IEHN Editor-in-chief