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

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School of Horticulture Nancy Stump Webster Aberdeen, Md. “Rare is the combination of beauty and modesty.” “First or not at all” is Nancy's motto for breakfast and that is why we cither don’t see her until chapel time or meet her coming back as we dash over to breakfast after the second bell. Nancy has been generous both with her car and of her own time and has saved many a student or faculty member a trip by taxi. Formerly Student. Mary A. Burnham School, Northampton. Mass. After graduation— Anne Beasley Wertsner Germantown, Philadelphia, Penna. “Bolddipped. rich tinted, mutable as the sea. The brown eyes radiant with vivacity. Anne can crowd more activtics into twelve hours than an ordinary mortal could accomplish in twenty-four, and yet she always comes up smiling, talking. Although Anne already has quite a number of offers for positions the class in woody ornamentals is hoping she will choose the nursery business, knowing that she already has a line collection of cuttings. Haverford seems to see lots of outstanding points in Anne but it is Pocono which holds her spellbound. Formerly—Student, Germantown High School. After graduation—Alpine rock gardening, Haughton Estate. Paoli, Penna. Fifteen

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W ise-oA cres Anne Jf.linek Baltimore, Md. Her secret of success is constancy of purpose.” Anchie stands at the head of her class in scholarship. Her mind is always in fine running order—except after a cup of black coffee. It has been reported that Mr. Kaiser's classes provide occasions for especially brilliant flashes. We arc expecting great things of you, Anchie, after graduation. Formerly—Secretary, Prague, Czechoslovakia. After graduation- Landscape gardener and student of Landscape Architecture, University of Pennsylvania. Helen Moxvry Emden, III. She is pretty to walk with. Witty to talk with. And pleasant, too. to think on!” Her looks can be so fierce, and her words can be so hard—it’s a shame she’s such a little thing. But she’s a dear little thing and we love her even when she jumps up and down like a Jack on a string or fights like her black cat, Izzy. Helen is interested in landscape design and knows her plant materials so well she could give Cicero a race for command of the Latin language. Formerly—Student. University of Illinois. After graduation- Landscape designer. Marion M. Peretti Newficld, N. J. A helping hand, always ready on demand.'' Johnny may be little but she surely is husky, and is always able to take care of herself. Marion puts her heart and soul into everything she does—even if it is just laughing. We know your sunny smile will get you somewhere, Johnny, and your industry will keep you there. Formerly—Student, Vineland, N. J.. High School. After graduation—Gardener on an estate. Fourteen

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UNDERGRADUATE GROUP Top row: Dornbirer. Rumpp, Hebbard, Woolston, Taylor. Wcnz, Smith. Middle row: Brautigam. Pollock. Epplc, Nagy, Douglass, Borst. Front row: Arrington. Lansing, Farley.