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

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The few but active ten members of the Dramatic Club have given their spirit and action throughout the past year in the preparation and performance of several plays. With Mrs. Masters’ assistance in all roles, the group started out with a one-act family Christmas play. Then we plunged into the American modern drama and performed Overtones” by Alice Gerstenberg. The last play, and the highlight, was a part of Shakespeare’s As You Like It” that ended with the famous monologue. Between an every night practice Mrs. Masters came two Tuesdays a month to wade with us through some of the best writings of American literature and poetry. Everything packed together shows a steady ascent and stride for more knowledge and more perfection in our amateurish attempt. Fun and enthusiasm have carried our group along the way, and the president is very thankful and proud of the gardeners and scapers that sprouted into dramatists. Music Club. We shall remember Mrs. Fisher, our faculty adviser, in whose cottage we spent too few enjoyable music evenings. Also our thanks to Dean Fisher and the office for posting information about concerts, including those given by the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Ambler Orchestra as well as those given at Cheltenham High School. Let's continue to have music! • ffct • Any of us who have met informally to listen to music have formed the 21