Temple University Ambler - Amble Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

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PROPHECY Mrs. Jean Harding Grim in her true bliss will be Raising red-headed farmers, one, two, or three! Miss Hand joined the army, or am I mistaken? Did the army draft her for her fine cookie bakin’? Gail Murch packed her bags, and away she did go To train Quarter Horses for a wild west show. Jan now owns The Playhouse, and then on the side She raises fine horses, her pleasure and pride. Nettie Ott, for her roommate, arranges seaweed In Peg’s new aquarium, a true friend indeed! Marilyn—no, she’s not pruning Dad’s tree— She’s making “mohr” fruit in a wax factory. Nadine Conner, star of H.M.S. Pinafore, She sure likes her music, has records galore. Shushie tried taking the enlarger in her car, But driving a Saab she didn’t get very far. Sandy Dudas is making herself very wealthy; Raising flowers? No—mice! She keeps them quite healthy. Lois I. Klockner will rejoice in her folly— A hundred acre nursery full of Japanese Holly. Suzuki's new project is planting some phloxes All through Tokyo in neat window boxes. A hospital now is Sue Wilson’s domain; She fills rooms with flowers to relieve all the pain. Mrs. Terry, with volumes of cookbooks in tow, Is baking tortillas and rolling in dough. But where’er they may be—or wherever they’re stuck— We wish all the seniors a pot full of luck! by Helen Pfaffinger 22

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SUZANNE ELAINE WILSON “Sue” Doylestown. Pennsylvania Horticulture Favorite Expression—“Golly be!” ... Ambition—to be a nurse . . . Destiny to have a greenhouse ... Just imagine if she didn’t have a typewriter . . . Where Found—in the vegetable greenhouse . . . Pet Peeve-cities . . . Noted For—her laughter . . . Pastime—collecting recipes . . . Saving Grace—promptness. A ll things are won by diligence. 21

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