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

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K. Stauffer, K. Ziegler, J. Benfield, C. Delong, B. Hertzog, B. Kemp. FRONT ROW: G. Kramer, E. Jensen, G. Malone. Yearbook Editors At this place we would like to thank the members of the yearbook staff and our yearbook advisor for devoting themselves so fully to the publication of this yearbook. Special credit must be extended not only to the members of the typing staff but also to the entire senior Commercial department. DAYS AT BRANDYWINE - Yearbook Staff SECOND ROW: L. Moyer, L. Duffin, D. Fenstermaker, J. Wolfgang, B. Chrlstman, G. Kocher, J. Sechler, P. Ulrich, B. Greenawalt, P. Fox, D. Reppert, L. Unger, G. Schaeffer, G. Kroninger, S. Reppert, V. Hellwig. FIRST ROW: B. Hertzog, K. Ziegler, J. Benfield, G. Kramer, E. Jensen, G. Malone, K. Stauffer, B. Kemp, P. Derr, C. Delong. 19

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Gerald Malone, Vice President; Gloria Kramer, Secretary; Robert Hoppes, President; Karen Ziegler, Treasurer. WE REMEMBER OUR FIRST SENIOR ADVISORS Left to Right: C. Moll, M. Smith, D. Sandman.

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OUR SHYNESS AT MEETING SO It is commonly assumed that the final message from the senior class should be sentimental and philosophical. We do not wish to forgo this tradition, but we would like to take this opportunity to thank all the people who have contributed to make our senior year, and for that matter, our entire high school years, so worthy of remembrance. We would like to thank the community for its whole-hearted support of all our class functions: for patronizing our class play, for assisting in our financial ventures, and in general, for encouraging us to self-dependence and maturity. Many thanks are afforded to our faculty and administration who gave such great time and effort to make all our activities successful, often without just reward except our most heart-felt gratitude. On leaving Brandywine we would like to forward this message to those students who will follow: Though at times your work may seem futile- -without true value--lay nothing aside. The back- ground you attain in high school foretells your future and the friends you acquire here will in the future walk by your side. Take advantage of all the opportunities laid at your feet now, and in the years afterward you will never regret it. Class of ' 60 ' iiC; T 20