constructed prior to 1940 for basketball and badminton to augment the extensive 9 acre grounds used for other sports such as hockey, soccer, and softball. A tennis court was mentioned in promotional literature from that time period but no information regarding its location is provided. The main building on the Rosemont, PA campus was a Georgian mansion originally built for the Snowdon family in 1917. An additional single-story building was built in 1961 for the Upper (high) school classes. In the early 1970s a small gymnasium was constructed to permit physical education during the winter months. Afterword Mrs. Booth died in April 1985 at the age of 89. Mrs. Dechert and her family moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 1968, where she worked in theater and conservation and died on October 9, 2005. It is not known whether any school records are still in existence. There are no Booth records at Hill Top or at Woodlynde. A group of alumni has formed to facilitate contact and networking with former school members (currently using a Yahoogroup). A number of Booth School yearbooks, from 1962–1967, are held at the Sanderson Museum of Chadds Ford, PA. (Christian C. Sanderson, a local historian and fiddler, taught square-dancing at the school for a number of years.) A local Booth reunion was held at the old campus in June 2009. A national reunion was held during the weekend of June 18–20, 2010, at the same location. Notable attendees John de Lancie, '67, actor--Star Trek's "Q" References Defunct schools in Pennsylvania 1938 establishments in Pennsylvania