Brandywine Heights High School - Tracer Yearbook (Topton, PA)

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CLASS PRCPHECY Today the class of 1957 is retumlAg for their ten ear reunion. Ths raunion will be held in the Brandyvine Heights Joint Hl School Btilldlng. Bare ccmes a iMBibar of the class, Noel Funk. VQio is that vitu hiji? Cb, yes, that beautify bltmde is his wife. She vas one of those rich Von Sqyler ' s f cni Hancock. Since Noel and Dora arrived in the cafeteria so early, they decided to look around. In the kitchen we find Qoory Meek, nov a partner in I wia Shoemaker ' s hucksttfr business, and Kermit Ketnp, owner of the Koo ahine Brevery, busy arranging last mimt details for the meal. Incidentally, Qoory furnished all the food. Kermit tells ua that the snazzy pink Cadillac convertible parked outside, is hie latest purchase. Qnory, has leTt the kitchen to greet his television crew vho have arrived to televise the reunion. As we cross the hall we hear familiar sounds echoing in the gym. It seems a basketball game is in progress. Who ' s pl gring? Barry Boyer ' s own team, of course. You must have hoard of Boyer ' s Bouncing Bullets. They just returned from a very suc- cessful tour of Africa. In another comer of the gym is David Stevelton, who is known professionally in the wrestling world as I)jmamo Dave. He is showing the crowd the latest wrestling holds Out in the hall we see Ralph Kauffman, a pilot for TWA, and Ruth Nikitschar, the charming air stewardess on Ralph ' s airplane, busily engaged in conversation with David Reinert, the rich tycoon from FredricksviUe. It seems Ralpn is trying to per- suade David to finance tne building of an airport in Topton. It will be hard to talk any money out of David because he always liked to hold on to it. Ruth never looked better. She is wearing a lovely Paris creation idiiCh sne picked up on her last trip to France. As we pass the medical suite we glance in and see Marcla DeLong looking crisp and businesslike in her stiffly starched white uniform. She is the school nurse at Brand wine Heights now. We would stop to talk but she is busy bandaging one of the fellows who got hurt in the basketball game, so we just wave and walk on. We finally come to the hone making suite and here we find Ernest Geist, Pres. of Geist ' s Bubbling Butterscotch Company, busily mixing up a batch of but terscotch treats for his old classmates. As he mixed he is singing the commercials which he writes himself for his television advertising. In the auditorium everyone is busy rehearsing for the fashion show which will take place this evening. Uldis Zemitis, the world famous commercial artist, is here with his favorite model from New York, Sally Hieter. Sally, now owns her own beauty salon. She has brought her models with her to model the latest clothes and hair styles. As might be expected, with all these beautiful girls around, we find Gene Smith in the back of the auditorium. He has just returned for the day since this is the Dodgers busy season. He is obliging all the girls ty autographing baseballs for them. Maynard Schappell just arrived in his latest invention, a. Jetraobile . He can ' t stay long though because he must be in London in thirty minutes to attend a convention of leading scientists. Ks we approach the shops, we see Dallas Keiser inspecting the machinery. Dallas, a successful contractor, built his own home. Today he looks especially happy as he passes out cigars in honor of the latest addition to the family. We decide to step outside for a breath of fresh air. Here Andrew Zemitis is discussing how he will landscape the school grounds with money trees. He says every- thing Is fine in Philadelphia, Business Is booming in the Elbow Room of the Crowd ' Em Inn, which is the night club he owns. All the classmates are here, so we will now adjourn to the cafeteria to begin our reunion.

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CLASS Will Barry Boyer ' s casanova touch to Clark Koffke Marcia DeLong ' s high-heeled shoes to Janice HoH Noel FvLtik ' s height to George Grampp Ernest Geist ' s clovming around to Heinrich Jensen Sally Hieter ' s glamour to Margo Wendell Ralph Kauffman ' s flying ability to Mr. D. Rohrbach Dallas Keiser ' s round-trip ticlcet to Kutztowi to Patrick Rauenzahn Kermit Kenp ' s fanning ability to Clyde Keim Snory Mack ' s 3$ MM camera to Mrs. Bordner Ruth Nikitscher ' s Barry Boyer doll to Bonnie Weaknecht David Reinert ' s appetite for anything to Sterling Oldt J. Maynard Schappell ' s pilot ' s license to Neil Harmony Gene Smith ' s hall passes to Donald Bauer David Stevelton ' s alam clock, which he never sets, to Gene DeLong Andrew Zemitis ' s naps in Physics class to all the boys in the Junior Class Uldis Zemitis ' s Elvis Presley haircut to Richard Bales

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