York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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The Script Department MRS. RUTH C. PACE A. B B. L. Moravian College S. Carnegie Library School In charge of the show ' s collection of scripts and reference material is Mrs. Ruth C. Pace, who presides over the daily sessions of study that are of necessity a part of each actor ' s life. And realizing that silence ' s indeed necessary for complete concentration, Mrs. Pace is some- times a bit more strict than the budding young geniuses are able to appreciate. Nevertheless, it is to her that we often owe the fact that we ' ve learned our lines on time, rather than simply having spent that extra hour gabbing. She IS pictured below with her right-hand gals: Mary Hyde Butler, Dorothy Preston. Margaret Light, Jean Auchey, Mildred Klinefelter, and Anne Ziegler. 19

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The DIalectitions MRS. HILDE JAECKEL University of Geneva, Switzerland Ph. D. University of Breslau, Germany German. Spanish MISS DOROTHY MORAN A. B. State Teacher ' s College, Montclair, N. J. Aix-en-Provence Ecole Normale - D ' lnstitu- rices 6? University Sfianish So dat Farmer Schnit:eldorf sess his Hnes right gut, the dialec- titions are on the job to see that the right acCENT is on the wrong sylLAble in the portrayal of local color characters. Sure an begorra, me Bonnie Laddie, whenev ' day try to make witha declensions ofada nouns, day end up witha declensions ofada teeth. Und when ve sink their patience is all, these most Honorable Missies shake their heads velly slowly and start in again. Miss Moicin and Dr. Jaec ' h cl 18

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The Accountants HALLETT B. HAMMETT A. B. University of California A. M. Harvard University Mathematics THOMAS L. McFADDEN A. B. Juniata College Mathematics An important department of any organization is that which counts the money, and in our show that most honored position goes to the mathe- matics wizards, Hallct B. Hammett (as if Hallet could B. anyone else but Hammett; that ' s his name, isn ' t it?) and Thomas McFadden (no relation to Bernarr). Having trigonometry, geo- metry, calculus, etc. at their command our accountants have thus far been quiie successful at the numbers game. 20