Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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B A Muhlenberg Mr- William F. l-lillegass

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Mr GlSl'l,S Message Merrzbers of the Graduatmg Class of 1939 You have met all the condltlons prescr1bed for the completlon of a hlgh school course You have developed the deslrable hablts punctuallty concentratlon and per severance These are the qual1t1es wh1ch characterlze a good worker and a falthful employee ln the future you w1ll be attracted to Standard Even mg Hlgh School by the memory of pleasant assoclatlons formed here You may speak of your Alma Mater w1th Justlfiable pr1de because of the envlable reputatlon her alumnl have glven her Henceforth lt w1ll be your re spons1b1l1ty to malntaln or even add to the prestlge your school has acqulred let me urge you to keep IH mmd your class motto Only 1n proportxon as 1nd1v1duals and natlons are Wlll mg to lay aslde the1r masks of pretense and deception may We expect to see a decrease ln susplclon and Jealousy There are today too many bluffers IH the World There are too many people whose actlons are gulded by pOl1Cy rather than prlnclple Members of the class of 1939 ltrust that your perlod of study has glven you an lnslght 1nto the problems whlch face SOL19ty today May your heart not fall you as you resolxe to carry out your convlctlon regardlng the solutlon of these problems As you Jom hand 1n hand wlth former graduates ID a crusade for better soclal and economlc cond1t1ons you have my heartlest W1Sh9S for the same abundant success whlch crowned your hlgh school course WARREN F GISH Prmczpal TO EE, RATHER THAN TO SEEMY,

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Members of the Gracluatung Class of I93Q One of the fundamental purposes ofthe school 1S to ald ln thc prcpar xtwon of thc lndlvlflual so th it efi h one m IX comc to know what tonstltutes re ll happlness Hy mcans of thc currlcul 1 we h we to help the 1nd1v1d ual supply hls nceds ln lclatlon to lns phy slcal exlstence the icvelopmt nt of h1s skllls the usc of h1s cnvlronment thc forms of hum in thought and feelmgs xx h1ch constltute the culturc of manklnd You the members of the graduatlng class of June your tlmc effort and encrgy ln an attempt to ht and pre pare voursclvcs for a successful l1v1ng It may be well to keep IH mlnd that even though an 1I'lCl1VlCll1Hl can carry fi tool chest filled wlth a great assort mcnt of LflflL19Ht accurate and vxell constructed tools It IS no 1nd1cat1on that the 1nd1v1dual can or w1ll do a good or Worthwhlle plece of work wlth thls equlpment lhe rcallzatlon of true happlness comes only to those who ire lhle to recognlle happlncss when they hnd It 'lhe ab u ndant llfe and the pursult of happlness are reallfed to the fullest extent only by those who through lorg., and patlent study have ficqulred methods of lnter prctlng, 1nd have learned the languages through whlch our her1tag,e IS transmltted May each one of you be rewarded wlth a goodly por t1on of s u ce S sful l1v1ng and a lu ge measure of real happlness WILLIAM F HILLEGASS Class Advzser l . 1 A K . ' . . l E i . A . . .D a 5 Z K C aj - 1 ' - ' ' s ' z I ' .. V L1 ' X - ' s 2 7, Z I ' ' ' - v ' A ' -J ' I v ' w ' 1 . . ' L L 7 k l X N y 1 t'A l 7 u 1 ' 1 l . Y , x Y . . 19239 Headin f Standard Evenin f Hi fh School have fiven 7 9 V Q ' R ' - x I 1 ' , k'A l ' ' ' ' I . . . . I -C C i . n x x U ui 1 x u 7 I 1 . . 7 7 4 C , , Y E 1 , C ' - A ' r? 2 f r r ' - . r . . x . . ' 2 .