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

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We Dedicate . . . . . .this yearbook to our parents, who have been such a guiding in- fluence in our life these past twelve years. The leadership and guid ance, as illustrated by the guiding hand, which they have given us cannot be measuredg no value can be placed on this priceless gift. It has been a most appreciated gift. Their foresight has brought about this modern facility of education, the pleasure of which we have had in using in its first year of opera- tion. When time has all but obscured our high school memories, we will remember the guidance and understanding they have given us. It is with these thoughts in mind, that we dedicate the 1958 Brandywine TRACER. 3

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Table of Contents Faculty. . . . .I Seniors. . . .II Features ......... . . .III Underclassmen .... . .IV School Activities. . . . .V Sports... ...VI Foreword: The Tracer of '58 is the biggest and best yearbook ever produced by a senior class of Brandywine Heights High School. Work on the Tracer began on September 20, with a very competent and cooperative staff on the job. The name Tracer was chosen by the student body of Brandywine Heights High School by a closed ballot. It was chosen from a group of appropriate titles because of the general meaningg i. e., a bullet which traces its own course with a trail of light so as to facilitate adjustment of the aim. Keeping the title and objectives in mind, the yearbook staff began planning, writing, typing, and de- liberating so as to produce a yearbook to surpass any similar publication in the past and difficult to be surpassed in the future. The orignial plan was that the book would contain fifty-two pages, but the staff had to add twenty pages in order to include important parts of the book which would otherwise have had to be omitted. Mr. Wagner, a representative of the American Yearbook Company, our publisher, worked with us, ap- proving, criticizing, praising, and suggesting, in order that our book could meet the standards of the company. Mr. Rohrbach, our photographer, took pictures as we needed them and was always ready to please the staff and to meet the requirements of the book. All copies, the write -ups next to the senior portraits, and this article for example were proofread for both content and grammatical construction by Miss Marguerite Beidler, senior high English teacher, who also offered criticism which proved very helpful. Miss Maria Smith, our class advisor, worked with us at every meeting, suggesting, criticizing, and urg- ing us when it was necessary. The cooperation and united efforts of these people with the yearbook staff have combined to produce a treasure chest of memories for anyone who was at Brandywine Heights High School during the '57-'58 school term, and a book of interesting facts for any other reader. See for yourself. 2

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