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

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WE, THE SENIORS. Table of Contents Chess Field 2-3 Bishops 6-7 Kings and Queens. . . 16-17 Pawns 58-59 Rooks 70-71 Knights 82-83 Foreword The 1960 Tracer is the largest yearbook ever produced by a senior class of Brandywine Heights Joint High School. Our staff is larger than any previous one of this school. This, we believe, is a large factor in the excellence of our yearbook. The theme. Chess, was chosen from several suggestions given by the theme committee. In this yearbook we hope to show you how our school and its stu- dents have captured opponents and overcome obstacles to advance itself. You ' ll see how carefully and ingeniously the theme has been incorporated into the yearbook, especially in the dividers, which we feel are equ al to the best in any yearbook. We selected Mr. Ernest Rohrbach as the photographer for our yearbook. We thank him for his cooperation in taking the necessary pictures. The usage of limericks throughout the yearbook was originally the idea of Mr. Carmine Pennella. His suggestions and advice have been helpful and profitable. A large typi. taff worked quickly and diligently typing copies and write- ups in time for oi. eadlines. Also many of our teachers generously gave the staff free time to . on this book. Miss Maria Smiti. ho suffered and triumphed with all of us, spent many trying moments--adv. criticizing and praising- -guiding us all the way in the preparation of our :book. We want to express deepest appreciation to all those mentioned above for their time and servic We want to thank the entire senior class for their cooperation with the sta: ,ith pride and confidence in its worth, we bring you this, the Tracer of 1960.

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OF I960 PRESENTS CER

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HEREBY DEDICATE We, the Senior Class of 1960, dedicated this yearbook to Mrs. Lee Erb and Mr. Robert Millard. We feel that through their unselfish service to the student body and to the school they are truly deserving of such an honor. In addition to teaching physical education and hygiene classes, Mrs. Erb and Mr. Millard have given freely of their time to coach the interscholastic teams; they both have done excellent jobs in producing teams of high quality. As advisors to the Varsity Club they have suessed the importance of promoting all sports equally. We feel they have done their utmost to promote athletics and good sportsmanship throughout the school. They have taught us not to play for the sole purpose of winning, but, rather, to act as fitting representatives of our school whether we win or lose, and to show team spirit and good sportsmanship always. They have instilled in us the im- portance of teamwork: with their help we have learned that if any endeavor in life is to be successful, people must work together. In the years to come their dedication to their work and their guiding influeice will never be forgotten. With these thoughts in mind we hereby dedicate the Brand wine Tracer of 1960.