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

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After classes and duties are over, everyone manages to find some time for fun. Croquet, horseback riding, baseball, tennis and song fests are After Hours only a few of the after hour activities. The students enjoying themselves in the above pictures are Anne Simpson, Rita Widmer, Jersey Harlan and Shirley Jones. 17

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Our little Sisters So let us reminisce about Our days of work and fun. Now our big year has ended And yours will soon begin, First row--Anne Simpson, Gainor Small, Sylvia Clement, Shirley Jones, Alice Allison Krygier, Ty Learn, Sibyl Reese, Second row - -Setsu Inoue, Delores Russell, Frances Vollenweider, Paddy Stull, Joan Bennett, Chung Al Youn, Third row —Margaret Economidou, Effie Brown, Harriet Blankenbuehler, Robin Dougher, Bernice Johnson, Connie Ptvnicny. Absent: Pauline Grosso, Louise Leondiadou. Remember when School started-You knew not what to do. One flower looked like another And milking was Greek to you. As the weeks passed quickly by Our friendships grew the stronger. The corn roast and the Square Dance-We wanted them to last longer. The fellows from N. A. C. Caused a big sensation. But when Peanut week came ’round, We were ready for vacation. Two long weeks went slowly by As we struggled through exams. You vowed that when finals came You would not be one who crams. The spring brought our May Day, With gaiety and flowers. And everyone hoped and prayed That there would be no showers. And now the time has swiftly come To bid you all adieu. We won't forget the happy days Spent, Little Sisters, with you. We wish you in the coming year-Good luck and all success; And hope the days at S of H Will bring thoughts of happiness. 16

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Wise Acres For many years, Wise Acres was formed by a group of seniors chosen at the close of the Junior year. This year a new system was inaugurated whereby a Junior learned the different stages of creating the book. This will be an advantage to the future seniors for they will then have a proficient leader. Ail the staffs were under the direction of Editor-in-chief, Jessie Shaffer. Literary Editor, Eleanor Whiting's staff consisted of Ruth Ramer, Ginny Dale, Emy Diehl, Patti Sweeney, Lillian Bennerup and Mildred Hubbard. The Business Manager was Peggy Todd. Her advertising staff, under the direction of Jean AJJison, included Lorraine Marker, Lisade Kauffmann, Margie Ferris, Jersey Harlan and Posy Pilling. The photographers, Dotty Purdy, Emy Diehl, and June Lien were seen any and all times of the year, camera in hand. The typists were Eleanor Whiting, Joan Higin-bothom, and Emy Diehl. The staff hopes that you enjoy reading the 1952 Memory Book of S of H. 'tie tikes a picture of ' busy staff members, i Vise Acres Staff. Row lily, Ty, Jessie, Edi-me, Lisa, Row two- y Jean, Peggy, Bust- argie, Row three -Lillian, Millie, Literary Editor;