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

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First Row: G. Johnson, Fisher, Lindsey, Ward, Foster, President; Yoder. Second Row: Fostle, Albrecht, Nickerson, Riker, Ruger, Kelley, Stevens, Picone. Absent: Lankton, Saunders, Sayre heading an dSb, tdcuASion The first meeting of our dub featured World Government and Its Principles.” This topic was presented by Miss Dehn. At the suggestion of a dub member, a new type of meeting was held. The entire club listened to The Hydrogen Bomb” program presented over the air by Town Meeting of the Air. Many thoughts were expressed about this bomb and peace in the future. Besides the current problems, there was a very interesting discussion on One Aspect of Indian Philosophy” by Georgia Johnson. Much interest and many ideas were stimulated and exchanged by our members at these meetings. It is hoped that in the future years, the search for knowledge and understanding will always be the goal of the club. 30

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First Row: lisher, Picone, Srevens, Thurlow, Gruber. Second Row: J. Johnson, Albrecht, Ruger, Riker, Co-chairman; Lindsey, Co-chairman; Mills, G. Johnson. Third Row: Chester. Poster, Iseminger, Nickerson, Yoder, Fostle, Ward, Kelley. Absent: Moscoso, Sayre m uStc The Music Club was started again in the Winter Term. Although it was late in starting, there have been quite a number of meetings. We heard music of the classical and the modern composers. With the dues, collected at each meeting, we are planning to buy some albums of music. 29

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First Row: J. Johnson, Chester, Secretary; Roosevelt, President; Nickerson, Thurlow, Frazier. Standing (on floor): Trinkle, Lindsey, Albrecht, Picone, Ford. Standing (on stairs): Moscoso, VanTrieste, Stevens, Fisher, Yoder, Bartlett, Franz, Fostle, Ruger, McClenaghen. Absent: Beekman, Blumer j£)ramatic (Lful The year began with a pantomime entitled The Camel and the Vampire. Hilarity reigned for the evening and both the cast and the audience thoroughly enjoyed themselves. This was only a beginning, for in the winter term, after weeks of mystery and anticipation, Bad Phillban was presented. The magic name turned out to be a cover for take-offs on the faculty. May Day provided an English atmosphere to the School of Horticulture when Robin Hood and Lady Marian arrived on the campus. The members of the Dramatic Club have experienced a great deal of merriment and good times as well as hard work throughout the year. Our one aim was to provide pleasant entertainment for our audience and we hope that we have succeeded. May next year's club go on to even bigger and better things. 31