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

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Wise-Acres Edith Kimberly Wriggins “Edith” Edith is our taxi man— She takes us everywhere she can, Which covers quite a lot of space, ’Cause Edith’s found most every place. Edith is our globe trotter, and has kept us well-informed on what goes on in the outside world. Her address book contains names of people from every state and nation, and wherever she goes she’ll always find a cheerful welcome. Hands French Scotland Fords Dented fenders Skis Mary DuBois McCarty “Mickey” We really should have known much sooner That Mickey could be such a pruner; She saws at a branch with vim and vigour, Twould be a toothpick—if it were bigger. Mickey’s only been with us for one year, but from the beginning we’ve felt that she is an old member of our class. We are glad that she chose this year to resume her course. Skippy Woodies Brahms Information Please Ha! Stretches 23

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Nineteen-forty— Isabel Wisner “Isabel” Shy little Isabel goes her way, And calmly accepts each coming day With never a flurry, never a frown, Nothing can ever get her down. Isabel’s friendly disposition and broad-minded outlook have enabled her to assume the responsibilities as President of our class. Her knowledge and love of animals we know will carry her far on her farming venture. Millie Tranquility Arrangements Indoor garden Walks Moccasins Phyllis Mary Woerner “Bruddie” Bruddie with her catching wit And clever jokes, is quite a hit; She’s ever cheerful all the while I wonder where she got that smile. Bruddie has the rare combination of a keen mind for both work and pleasure. Her stimulating personality has kept her. as well as our, spirits up. Ribbons Naivete Sneezes Babe Rugcutting Gayety 22

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Nineteen-forty' £Z.x-nzzmlj£ri±-- (2[a5, Lee Barron “Lee” Lee has left us for greener pastures—a goat farm, and a husband. While she was here, she left an indelible impression of gayety and wit. Mary Louise Beardsley “Shrimp” Between parties and skating, Shrimp managed to spend enough time here to make a great many friends, who were all very disappointed that she didn’t come back this year. H. Suzanne Hensel “Sue” Though Sue was with us for only one year, none of us can forget her energetic good humour and love of fun. Needless to say. we’ve all missed her, and hope we’ll see her sometime in the near future. Barbara MacCormick “Bobbie” Bobbie was quiet, but not so quiet that we haven’t noticed and regretted her absence this year. We have missed her calmness and reserve. 24