Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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1 ' THOMAS H FORD Superuntendent of Schools Ph B Drclunson N. A Unlvorsuty of Pennsylvama Lltt D Albright College ' I . ., -1 . .,

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A Message to the lfuenmg High School Graduates and Under graduates Our ideal public education sceks tm equip the total personalltv for complete l1v1nU socially economically politically and spiritually Por this reason education continues throughout life It is a process of growth and development and as a result of this philosophy the adult phasis by educators Science l as proven that the lntellec tual povuers have great possibilities for development in adult stages of life as well as during the early years The press the radio the church the forum and all agencies of society which minister to the needs of men and women are directly responsible with the schools to inform and to prepare them to face the issues of life more adequately and successfully The Evenmg Schools of this School District and of all districts are of great assistance Those who take advantage of the opportunities afforded them are to be congratulated The graduates and under graduates of the Evening High School who have studied for a number of years with definite objectives about to be reahzed are worthy of our hearty commendation THOMAS H FORD Superzntendent of Schools . V , J ' ' 1 .N . . 3 -. , I . , ' 1 area of life is receiving a very considerable degree of em- ' Y . . . . . 7 , 7 Y 9