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

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(Left to right): M. Nunn, M. Beaver, N. George, C. Corey, A. Dell STUDENT COUNCIL Nancy George....... Amelia Dell........ Carolyn Corey...... Mary Ann Beaver .... Mary Margaret Nunn ...............President President of Senior Class . . Senior Representative President of Junior Class .. .Junior Representative 20

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AS THE SENIORS SEE THE JUNIORS ANOTHER chapter of our lives is drawing to a close. Though anxious to begin another in our Book of Life, we cannot help but thumb fondly through those pages of memories of the wonderful days we have spent at Ambler. As we leaf through, we find many little things about our Juniors that we will long remember. Won't you join us while we reminisce? Remember the clump of Anne Wheaton's heavy work shoes and Sheilia Chase’s booming voice as they groped their way to the barn at 6:30 A. M. . . . Scotty Nunn’s merry tunes floating down the hall . . . Mike Beaver, who had more jokes than Carter has pills . . . quiet Julie Goldberg's dry humor . . . long Jane Keagy with her practi-cal jokes . . . our near-sighted Bostonian maid, Alice Mumford . . . fiery-haired Pinky Young and Sue Thorp with her smooth Carolina accent and their passion for ice cream . . . blonde Barb Burroughs and deep-voiced Jo Greenwood, roommates and bridge enthusiasts . . . Tink Colby's jaunts to Annapolis . . . Dutch Whitenack selling us on Burpee's . . . Flicka Valle and Marie Scrivani concocting their evening snacks in the tea pantry . . . Justy Hume arising at 6:00 A. M. to go on nature hikes. . . . Laurabelle Gross’s walks to church every Sunday morning . . . Roma Mosell's industriousness . . . Lauren Oakford’s beautiful hair and her artistic ability . . . Polly Butler's congeniality . . . Mary Jane Moister’s wisecracks . . . Sandy Edes great love for swimming . . . Lois Walker's photography hobby . . .Toni Guthrie’s two-tone car . . . and soft spoken Libby Coles, our day student. There may be many additional chapters in our book, but among the most treasured will be those memories of our senior year at S. of H. and the lasting friendships we have made. We’ll turn back and remember . . . our lives a Little fuller and richer for the little things we can't forget. 19

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(First row, left to right): M. Aspden, L. Heminway, M. Dumper. (Second row): G. Walker, C. Cherrington, I. Chamberlin WISE ACRES STAFF Gale Walker......... Constance Cherrington Lynette Heminway.... Isabel Chamberlin... Marilyn Dumper...... Mary Ellen Aspden .... ..........Editor Business Manager . . . Literary Editor . . . Literary Editor .....Photography .....Photography 21