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

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First Row: MacDonald, Sayer, Pederson, Mills, Parsons-President, Thurlow, Hunter, Conover. Second Row: Blumer, White, Lilliendahl, Beekman, Riker, Yoder, Trinklc, Felmly, Stevens, Bidwell. Third Row: Bancroft, Poster, Taylor, Kelly, Heyser, Naumilkct, Clinton Krauss. Fourth Row: Armstrong, Ward, Gardner, Hanna, Iseminger, Fillmore, Creutzburg. Our meetings this year were few, but we all enjoyed the various composers of the classical and modern symphonies and concertos. With our dues, we had Mr. Hartman build a cabinet for the records, which is now adding beauty to that particular corner of the recreation room. Our listening went from Tschaikowsky's Pathetique to the lovely old ballads sung by Burl Ives. We hope that the enjoyment of these relaxing evenings will be carried on in the future by the many enthusiastic music lovers of the Club. 30

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first Row: Fillmore, Clinton, Sayer, White, Kasperski, Lilliendahl, Taylor, President; Fclmly, Van Trieste, Foster, Krauss. Second Row: Chester, Iseminger, Hunter, Ward, Trinkle, Beekman, Crcutzburg, Heyser. Third Row: Kelly, Butler, Yoder, MacDonald, Jones, McClenaghan. Social Sc eruice Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Bush-Brown, the Social Service Club has carried out several projects this year. Included were stockings for overseas — a Christmas box to the Pine Grove School in Tennessee and an Easter party for some children of College Settlement. Also clothes were collected to send to Japan. Money was raised by the sale of cards, stationery, magazine subscriptions, and food. The major undertakings of this sort were the pre-Christmas sale and the spring auction with Mr. Bush-Brown as auctioneer. 29

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Seated: Heyser-Vice-President, Krauss-Prcsident, Booker-Treasurer, Foster—Secretary. Standing,: Chester, MacDonald, White, Conover, Gardner, Sayer, Stevens, Mills, Trinkle, Yoder, McClenaghen, Moscoso, Jones, Beekman, Bartlett, Armstrong, Lilliendahl, Roosevelt, Fclmly, Pederson, Ward, Clinton, Rentschler, Iseminger, Kasperski, Franz. t)ramatic C ful Lights . . . action . . . fanfare . . . who can ever forget the evening when the curtain rose on the Land of Bon Bom, a comedy operetta in one act, complete with Peppermint Stick, Chocolate Drop, Prince Gumdrop, Princess Bon Bon, and Caramel? Certainly this year's Dramatic Club has been successful in creating a merry din of dramatic activity, including meetings in which members entertained each other, the Variety Show, the annual picnic, and last but not least, the sponsorship of May Day with its delightful dramatization of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. I urn on the houselights . . . blow the trumpets . . . bring down the curtain of the Dramatic Club of 1949 ... and hail to the Dramatic Club of 1950. 31