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

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hirsl rotr Heyser — secretary ami junior class representative: Bouldcn — president: Brewer — senior class representative. Second row: Murphy — senior class president: II Ward — junior class pres ident. Student Go unci I The Student Council acts in the interest of and for the benefit of the Student Body. The purpose of the organization is to hear opinions and requests from either faculty or students: to consider them and come to conclusions most beneficial and suitable to all concerned. Problems arising are settled in the interest ol all: and the rules and regulations of the school are enforced. Such a democracy has proven satisfactory in the past and in the present. 20

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first n ir: Cimlon — vi f-prc i l»«nl. Parsons I Innlcr YogcU II. Ward — pn'sidrnl. primly. Macdonald. Bidwoll. l.dlicriduld. cmnd row: Rrnbtldrr. Krauss. Gavin. Bancroft. Ilnrkncv I). Ward. White. OTallnn — secretarytreasurer. Butler. Armstrong. Third rotr: Day. 1 leyser. Draught. I Ifdiion Vdie. ( rcut hurg. KaspersLi Neil. Smith. Wood Pederson, fourth rotr: Phillips. Stratton. X.iiiuulkot. Vovka I I avlor, Fillmore Hanna. Giemmi As the years pass hy. we line! more individuals encouraged lo enler schools presenting the curriculum of Agriculture. I lorticulturc and Landscape Designing for women who are interested in outdoor Ide. 1 he increased interest is shown hy the enlarged enrollment of the junior class this year. May we. the seniors of nineteen hundred and forty-eight lake this opportunity to thank the juniors for their splendid cooperation and kind spirit which will always remain with us. 19

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Sealed: Boulden. Mrs. Bush Brown. Standing. Mr. Bush Brown. Yolie. Murphy. II. Ward. Mrs. Matthews. . Activities Committee I Ik Activities ( ommittee. under I lie leadership o( Mr. and Mrs. Bush-Brown. provided several stimulating evenings during the year. W hen Mr. Love Brought his ’ friends the carrier pigeons and introduced them to us. even people who had never liked pigeons, enjoyed the evening. At the end ol winter when we were Beginning to hear new whistles and trills in the woodland, and asking each other W hat is that . Mrs. t »riscom came to school and. in her inimitable way told us about our Birds. I )r. Seifriz. one evening after spring vacation, gave an illustrated lecture on Protoplasm. 21