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

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Monica Moran, Assistant Editor Elizabeth Higgins, Literary Editor Charlotte Paslcr, Photography Robin Kirk, Art Rita Pfaffingcr, Treasurer Mary Anne Blair, Business Manager Lois Kunath, Typist Jean Harding, freshman Representative Mary Mills Carter, Editor Pennsylvania School of Horticulture Ambler, Pennsylvania

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Dedication In the past two years we have acquired a deeper appreciation for the miracles that surround us. Our eyes have been opened to the complex processes which continually provide us with beautiful scenery. To this opportunity of enriching our lives by working close to the good earth and studying her wondrous life, we sincerely dedicate our yearbook. Appreciation “Her open eyes desire the truth. The wisdom of a thousand years is in them. May perpetual youth keep dry their light from tears. Tennyson’s noble words aid us in expressing our appreciation of Mrs. Masters. More fluent English skills and greater knowledge and esteem of English literature will be with us always because of her inspiring professorship. Her humorous tales, narrations, gray Volkeswagon. and vivid descriptions of Europe arc among our most treasured memories. May she continue to spread the seeds of cultural appreciation. 3