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

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Nineteen-forty- Helen Roberta Hughes “Bobbie” Bobbie runs from race to race To see the horses come and go. It keeps her at a merry pace, And why she does it we all know. Bobbie’s wise-cracks have kept us all in stitches. But underneath it all she has a good practical mind that will carry her far. Gardenias Havre de Grace Cars Hamburgers Snapshots Add-water-and-mix Marjorie Priscilla Johnson “Johnny” Johnny, Johnny, fair and bonnie, How do your Delphiniums grow? With Blight and Crown rot, and Whatnot, You’d best spray with Bordeaux Johnny’s hard work and enthusiasm have inspired us all. Her grand sense of humor, and love of fun at appropriate times, have in no way marred her conscientiousness. Delphiniums New Haven Black dresses Writing Discussion Sweaters 18

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Wise-Acres Margaret Geuting •'Mugs Gullible Geuting with her hair of gold. Believes most everything she is told, With wrinkled brow and voice of silk She asks, “Which cow gives Buttermilk?” We kid Mugs about being gullible, but did you ever see a blonde that wasn’t? Without her apt management of the Dramatic Club, we would have been at a loss. And we do admire the cheerful way in which she has carried her unusually heavy schedule. Blondie Jodhpurs Dramatics Telephone calls Football Week-ends Martha Elizabeth Hayes “Betty” When there is something we want to know, To Betty Hayes we ought to go. Most everything she’s able to explain, For she has what is known as a capable brain. Betty’s maternal instincts have endeared her to us all. We can always count on her for a sympathetic word when we’re feeling low. Knitting Cockers Drawing boards Snow suit Cakes Lone Ranger 17

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Wise-Acres Carolyn Griscom Jones “Pip” Pip says that she will never see A thing as lovely as a tree That isn’t burdened with the claims Of sixty-million Latin names Pip’s keen sense of humour, combined with her outstanding personality, has made her one of the most well-liked girls of our class. Her fine collection of music and her clever poems have been a source of pleasure for us all. Douglas the Mugless Byron Magambi Penny Daisy Belle Wagner Margaret Houston Meigs “Peggy” Our Peggy seems to be naive, Yet she’s got laughs right up her sleeve, As she grows seeds in soil or sod, She claims to us, she feels like God. We know that Peggy’s farm will reap the benefits of her two years here. Aside from her work, Pej has managed to keep us all in stitches with her subtle wit, which, although it takes us 5 minutes to catch on, is well worth the effort. Fords Questions Outfits Hear-heels Baseball hat Gay ’90 songs 19