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

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First Row: Ru;seil, Stock, Steele, Wilms, Landa, Hugly. Second Row: Inoue, Golden-blum, Klelnewefers, Bennett, President; Balch, Blankenbuehler. n U61C Every week on Thursday at nine, you'll find the members of the music club sprawled about in various stages of relaxation in the room of the President listening to classical music. The club is attempting to build up a library of its own records. Since there are but two albums from last year, the listening has been supplemented by member’s records. This has provided a year of varied but worthwhile listening. 28

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First Row: Russell, Landa. Second Row: Learn, Krygier, Florez, Steele, Wilms, President; Hugly, Connor. Third Row: Brown, Goldenblum, Etzweiler, Taggart, Bennett, Porter, Blankenbuehler. Social Sc ervice Through the Social Service Club we have had an opportunity to be a part of the community by reaching out a helping hand to those less fortunate than we are. From the sale of school stickers, school shirts, mugs, and the annual auction, the club has been able to carry on several projects during the year. Contributions were given to the local branches of national charities. Two Thanksgiving and two Christmas baskets were sent to needy families in the community. As a special project, several members lent their efforts to the drive to collect funds for the National Association for Retarded Children, Inc. 27

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First Row: Jones, Youn. Hugly, Learn, President; Krygier, Clement, DeWitt, Golden-blum, Balch. Second Row: Connor, Landa, Ryan, Etzweiler, Stock, Kleinewefers, Blanken-buehler, Brown, Pivnicny, Steele, Bennett. Conductor—iMr. Harry Purcell. This year the Glee Club evolved into an active organization with a brand new director, Harry Pursell, assisted by Milt Taggart and Theodore Kloos at the keyboard. Our first appearance was made at the National Agriculture College for a combined Christmas concert. The social their Glee Club held afterwards nearly surpassed the success of the singing. Our club gave a Christmas concert at the close of the 1952 school year, and we started out in 1953 with a Sunday evening appearance at the Frankfort Presbyterian Church. Our Spring Concert was held the 27th of April, and in the same week we doubled with National Ag for a cancer benefit. The club as a unit made its exodus by singing in the May Day Pageant leaving the Juniors to serenade at Graduation. The president wishes to express heartfelt appreciation to our soloist, Shirley Logan Jones, and to all members of a really great club. 29