Pennsylvania School of Horticulture for Women - Wise Acres Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

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liable of Contents! 1. Editorial. 2. We Interview Miss Herring. 3. The New Garden. 4. Indian Summer. 5. On Going Fishing. 6. “Alice in the Bee Country ” (Continued). 7. “ Some News That's Fit to Print. The Summer Session The Endowment Fund. Introducing the Juniors The Party for the Juniors The Trenton Fair 8. Alumnae Notes 9. Poultry Notes 10. The Compost Pile

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School of Horticulture for Women x' Two Year Diploma Course -Special Spring Courses . Summer Session Catalogue upon request

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 WISE-ACRES 4 Vol. X NOVEMBER 1925 No. 1 Published Quarterly by the Students ofthe School of Horticulture for Women, Ambler, Pa.—Louise Carter, Director Entered at Ambler P. O. as Second-Class Matter Under Act ok March 3. 1879. STAFF Editor-in-Chief, Virginia Norment Advertising Manager, Edith Haines Assistant Editors, Estelle Sharp, Business Manager, Irene Rogers Marjorie Stearns. Assistant Business Manager, Jessie Craven One Dollar a Year Single Copy, Twenty-five Cents Wt Ileg Heabe to Feeling called upon to make some small comment as we launch this, our literary project,—which we sadly realize will be far from a literary prodigy,) we preface these few words. We recognize the many lacks herein, though we were unable to supply them. We are seeking a wider circle of listeners, however, in spite of all these faults, and we are asking of you who are reading—you who read while waiting for the dentist to call “next” —you who glance through this paper as you idle the time until your friend appears:—or even you who have watched our brow grow more furrowed as the days passed and saw us drop pounds by the wayside as we struggled to get some readable copy: —of all of you do we ask grace. If we are as bad as this now, the law of averages makes it probable that the next time we shall wax more nicely journalistic. Perhaps,— (just perhaps)—for we could not be less so. That is a happy thought! You see, we have a job on our hands, here. We are trying to be a representative of an organization which we believe to be very fine. And we wish to do it justice. As yet, having been here but a little while, we have not had time to become saturated with the atmosphere of Ambler, as we shall be, no doubt, bye and bye. Then, we hope, having received vigor, some learning, and much happiness, we may be able to hand them along. Until then, we ask you to bear with us.