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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

C. T ix-A.,. TRACER ' 64 CONTENTS Foreword 3 Dedication 4 Administration and Faculty 5 Seniors Underclassmen ri Sports 65 Activities 01 The TRACER is a book about the whole school, but it is not just on objective record. It is compiled subjectively and shows Brandywine as the Tracer Staff sees it. However, we feel that the ' 64 Staff is truly representative of our class, if not of the entire school. Probably every graduating class feels they have a unique class personality and we hope our work as a segment of the group has typified the spirit of the whole. Per- haps that spirit can be best described as basically serious, outwardly exuDerant ana occasionally irrepressible. As we prepared the TRACER, we were grateful for the faculty ' s patience and es- pecially Mr. Skinkus ' guidance. We appreciated their co-operation and understanding many times throughout the year. We present the ' 64 TRACER to our subscribers hoping that your pleasure in reliving the events of this year, will reward our efforts in reconstructing them. DEDICATION The members of the yearbook staff wish to dedicate the ' 64 Tracer to Mr. Richard Readinger as on expression of our gratitude to him. When he was either teaching classes or supervising extracurricular activities, he was especially helpful to our class. As our class advisor in our junior year he was ever willing to assist us. We felt that we could always turn to him, and we relied heavily on his judgment. During that hectic week before the prom, he worked OS hard as any of us. We will always remember him for the encouragement he gave us in his calm, quiet way. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Left: MR. ALFRED H. AYRES High School Principal Lower left: MR. RALPH S. MERKEL Supervising Principal Lower right: MR. LUTHER B. HERBEIN Assistant Supervising Principal Elementary Schools C. Gambler, J, Schofer, G. Heiter, F. Rohrbach. SECRETARIES AND SCHOOL BOARD R. Brown, C. Steffy, G. Hemphill, C. Savidge, A. Hobert, F. DeLong, A. Derr, H. Gressley, C. Keller, E. Heydf, V. Angstadt, P. Bond, W. Hilbert, J. Rohrbach, R. Fisher, Atty. Wm. DeLong, A. Romig. H. Fegely. I! ff li li SCHOOL NURSE Right: MRS. RUTH DELONG, R.N.; Reading Hospital School of Nursing, Lehigh University, Co- lumbia University, Kutztown State College. CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIANS O. Stoudt, R. Angstodt C. Behringer, P. Acker MISS ELEANOR BIEBER; Music and History; West Chester State College — B.S., Columbia Uni- versity — M.A. and Prof. Di- ploma. MR. DONALD SANDMAN; Mathemotics; Albright College, Kutztown State College. MR. RICHARD READINGER; Physics, Chemistry, and Science; Muhlenberg College — B.S., Temple. MR. RAY J. ANGSTADT; History end Driver Educotion; Kutztown State College — B.S. MR. FRANCIS HANOSEK; In- strumental Music; West Chester Stote College — B.S. ■MU. ■ ja. JlJgf l Jl BJ LxT H L 3 MISS MARIA SMITH; Librorion; Kutztown Stole College — B.S. MR. ARLAN LONG; History ond Mathematics; Kutztown State College — B.S. MR. ROBERT NASH; Guidance Counselor; Shippensburg State College — B.S., Columbia Uni- versity — M.A., Columbia — Prof. Diploma. MR. PIUS L. DILLON; Vocational Agriculture; Pennsylvonlo Stote University — B.S., Lehigh Uni- versity — M.A. MRS. JEANNE WILLIAMS; Eng- lish; Kutztown State College — B.S. 10 MR. CARMINE PENNELLA; Eng- lish; Bloomsburg Stole College - B.S. MISS JANICE MOUNTZ; Home Economics; Indiana Stote Col- lege — B.S. MRS. RAEDELL MARKS; German; Kutztown State College — B.S. MR. CARL MOLL; Science; Kutz- town State College — B.S., East Stroudsburg Stote College. MR. JOHN R. SKINKUS; Eng- lish; Kutztown State College — B.S. 11 MR. LARRY YOUSE; Geography, Social Studies; Kutztown State College — B.S. MR. FRANK LUECKE; History and Geography; Pennsylvania State University — B.S. MRS. MARY ERIKSEN; Home Eco- nomics; Seton Hill College — B.S., Columbia University — M.A. MRS. GENE NASH; Special Edu- cation; Kutztov n Stote College — B.S., Columbia University — M.A. 12 MRS, GENE WEISBECKER; Art and Mechanical Drawing; Moore Institute of Art — B.F.A., Temple University — M.F.A. MR. JOHN SCHAEFFER; Busi- ness; St, Andrews — B.S. MR. RANDALL SCHWARTZ; His- tory and English; Kulztown State College - B.S. MR. WILLIAM R. MILLER; Sci- ence and Mathematics; Kutztown State College — B.S., Muhlen- berg College. 13 MR. ROBERT NAGLE,- Industriol Arts; California State College — B.S. MISS MARY JANE ZIMMERMAN; Health and Physical Education; East Stroudsburg State College - B.S. MR. ROBERT WOLFE; Mathe- matics; Millersville State Col- lege — B.S. MR. ROBERT MILLARD; Health and Physical Education; East Stroudsburg State College — B.S. MR. KARL FENSTERMACHER; Mathematics; Kutztown Stote College. 14 SENIORS ADVISORS: Mr. Sandman, Mr. Long, Miss Snnith, Mr. Pennella. CLASS ADVISORS AND OFFICERS OFFICERS: L. Reppert, Sec; S. Hieter, Treas.; J. Mabr , Pres.; P. Fisher, V. Pres. 17 LINDA D. ANGSTADT Usually found whispering in class or asking for o pass to the darkroom . . . hobbies include dancing, photogrophy, spectator sports, and hunting — boys ... a sincere friend to everyone . . . hopes to someday become a beautician and have her own shop. NANCY L. BALES Wheat ies . . . like every other girl in the business department, she plans to become a secretory . . . very talkotive . . . con olwoys be found giggling in History class . . . her ability in Shorthand will be a great asset to her future. JUDITH A. BARE Quiet during school but her shyness stops with the 3:15 buzzer . . . displays orturkeyistic ability in Shorthand class . . . sticks to the Bare focts . . . hopes to enter the business world as a pr ivate secretary to a wealthy employer. SHARON D. BELLIS Dolly . . . faithful member of the F.H.A. and chorus . . . most always wearing a smile . . . slightly on the shy side . . . usually found in the Home Ec- suite . . . plans to become o licensed Practical Nurse. LOIS M. BENFIELD Claims she ' ll be o teocher, but will probably turn out to be o great public speoker . . . carries gigantic purses which are actually portoble pantries . . . understonds Physics and Trig, but has weird explanolions . . . holds the title in Brondywine ' s Open-Locker Closing Open. 18 GERALDINE S. BIEBER Gerry . . . the most demure girl in the class . . . never known to hove a quarrel . . . has a generous personolity and a Mono Lisa smile . . . very discreet; makes the perfect confidant . . . will be a mode elementary teocher. BEBE V. BLACKBURN Has a unique lough which is frequently heard . . . flies TWA ... is a hippomaniac . . . has unshokeable poise . . . demonstrates animated conversation-constontly . . . loves folk singing; the Kingston Trio may be considering a fourth member. DIANNE E. BLOSE Crash Blose . . . tolkative . . . drives a Mercury . . . seen par- ticipating in any musical activity . . . could get a job singing in a barber shop . . . most often kidding or being kidded . . . Would argue the point — blonds have more fun. . . . plans to do secretarial work. CAROL S. BORTZ Bortz ... the trite expression coal block hoir fits her perfectly . . look for her at the Topto n Bowl or the Armory . . . usually most talkative in History class ... is usually called upon to usher at school functions . . . future secretary. KIETH W. BOYER Good-looking Boyer ' s Junction boy whose flashy socks will never be forgotten . . . spent a lot of time messing around with his Ford . . . member of the Big Four . . . Saints trumpet player . . . poet laureate of the Senior Class . . . future Marine pilot. 19 PATRICIA A. BREIOIGAM Pat . . . quiet, friendly, and dependoble ... as a clarinetist she ' s an osset to the Senior Band . . . active in school functions . . . her un- limited pep ond vitality are sure to bring her success as a legal secre- tary. DANIEL G. DELLICKER Excels in oil types of drav ing ... a most valuable wing on any soccer team . . . Senior Bantamweight Champ . . . quiet enthusiast about everything he does . . . don ' t go by his middle name ... po- tential keeper of Smokey the Bear. PAULETTE A. DELONG Cookie . . . petite and omioble . . . advocates talking with boys . . . make-up artist for class plays . . . only flutist in marching band . . . hostess of frequent pizza parties . . . likes to knit . . . usually found with the girls? . . . future nurse at Allentown Hospital. SUSAN DREHER Susie . . . quiet and cheerful . . . likes horses on and off the drawing boord ... pet peeve is her little brother . . . mokes hoy while the sun shines . . . sports a hot, little, black Renault . . . doss ploy usherette . . . hopes to be on elementary teacher. A KENDRA A. FEGELY Usually found practicing hockey, basketball, or softboll after school . . . French Horn tooter in Senior Band . . . appears to be quiet and unassuming, but those who know her, know better . . . plans to take Physical Education at East Stroudsburg. ROBERTA A. FENSTERMACHER Bertie . . . can be found participating in all band, chorus, and girls ' sports activities . . . usually laughing or making everyone else laugh at her weird remarks . . . her swollen lip, strange sandwiches, and new discovery on the slide rule will never be forgotten . . . future elementary teacher. SHERRY L. FENSTERMACHER Quiet and blond . . . sports sleek hairdos . . . usually seen with Pot and Carol . . . one of the bowling alley gang . . . ardent supporter of the Future Business Leaders of America . . . one of Mrs. Mertz ' s Young Stenographers . . . future beautician. THOMAS D. FENSTERMACHER The original pragmatist . . . has a penchant for forming Dixieland bands ( The Moscovians were the favorite) . . . played a plastic surgeon and a comedian in our class ploys . . . intelligent wit . . . active in Honor Society and Varsity Club . . . Ladies ' Man . . . ambition: to be moldy rich. 21 LYNN N. FISHER Con usually be found downtown with the fellas . . . o sportsmen of the first degree . . . plays with tape recorders in Audio Visuol Club . . . con fix any typewriter . . . very talkative in Business Low . , . will be a greot osset to the Army. PEGGY A. FISHER Vice-president of the Senior class . . . intelligent, efficient, and friendly . . . could often be found giggling in shorthond classes . . . president of the FH.A. . . . member of Honor Society . . . worked after school ond still monoged to receive honors . . . plans to be a secretary. RUTH E. FREDERICK Rufhie . . . active member of F.H.A. . . . likes to read fiction . . . usuolly found in Home Economics suite . . . quiet, but has a good sense of humor . . . mokes every bakesole a success . . . plans to be- come a practical nurse. WILHELMINA L. GAMBLER Willi . . , long, brown hair . . . friendly ond jovial . . . con be found at oil basketball gomes and wrestling matches . . . likes roughing it under the stars . . . quiet? . . . skilled member of the make-up stoff for class plays . . . plans to become the world ' s greatest hotr-stylist. GARY W. GEIGER Complete with good looks and curly hair . . . has a way with women . . . roises terror in the shop . . . hongs around with the Mopsy Brothers . . . olwoys has a fracture during soccer season . . . future plans include the Novy. 22 BONNIE L. GEIST Has unfailing energy, words, and friendliness . . . roughed It up in gym . . . spent many study halls involved In eraser battles . . . thoroughly confused her classmotes with long complicated questions . . . brightened the band front as a majorette . . . plans to become a beautician. BARBARA A. GERLACH Barb . . . alias Aunt Martha or Miss Preen . . . olwoys asking questions . . . sports a hot jeep . . . usuolly finishes assignments just before class . . . has mysterious weekend visitors . . . can be found writing up Honor Society minutes . . . Plans for college. CAROL A. GIFT Quiet and shy . . . has a nice friendly smile . . . active member of the F.H.A. . . . enjoys playing the clarinet in Senior Band . . . olwoys willing to lend a helping hand . . . future pions include a career in the business field. ANNABELLE J. GOLL Jeonie . . . captain of the hockey team . . . helped root the team on OS a cheerleader . . . everything but the kitchen sink in her filing cabinet purse . . . impeccably dressed . . . cat lover . . . famed for her professionol sewing . . . plans to be a Phys. Ed. teacher. STEPHANIE L. GOOD Steph . . . quiet in class, but noisy in gym . . . beautiful long blond hair . . . usually found in the Home Ec. suite . . . good sport . . . constontly followed by George, her dog . . . enjoys partrcipotlng in F.H.A. activities ... is sure to succeed as a medicol secretary. 23 LLOYD R. GREISS Newest member of our doss ... the only vorsity footboll ployer in Brandywine . . . literoture is his only scholastic stumbling block . . . quiet and shy? . . . attended classes on the wrong day regularly . . . future plans include the army and a form of his own. BARBARA A. HAAS Haosie . . . efRcient ond dependable . . . usually found in office but not for disciplinary measures . . . bought whole new wardrobe . . . usually called upon to usher at school functions . . . official score- keeper in gym . . . plans to become a medical secretary. BRENDA A. HELBERT Could always be found participating in F.H.A. activities . . . enjoyed singing in the chorus . . . quiet, but only in school . . . when given a task she works ardently until it ' s finished . . . hopes to become a secre- tary or librarian. DAVID G. HELLWIG Could usually be found getting out of closs to help build scenery for our plays . . . faithful member of the audio visual club ... as a sofefy patrol he helped keep his bus free from riots . . . future plans include the Marines. DENNIS L. HERTZOG Skeetie . . . one of Brandywine ' s great, all-time photographers . . . hails from Boyer ' s Junction . . . falls osleep in Physics class . . . Fred Astoire on the dance floor . . . usually found in the dark room . . . plans to become o photographer for Playboy. SANDRA A. HERTZOG Sandy . . . rosy cheeked . . . one of the Longsdale crowd , . . expert marcher . . . invades the art room constantly . . . worked dili- gently on the class play books . . . will never pass up a chance to play a practical joke . . . plans to become a beautician. SUZANNE E. HIETER Usually seen counting or spending someone else ' s money, whether for the Senior Class or the Honor Society . . . never wears the some pair of shoes two days in a row . . . leads the majorettes in parades . . . future plans include elementary teaching. LEROY J. HUBERT JR. Sonny . . . spends most of his spare time working in the drugstore or on his car . . . favorite topic of conversation is cars . . . when playing bosketboll he weakens the gym walls without even trying . . . usually found with Gerry . . . future pharmacist. 25 RANDY A. HOLLOWBUSH Atrracted much otrention with his dancing and his potent leother shoes . . . capable F.F.A. president . . . liked to visit o certain beauty shop . . . could usually be found ploying his guitar or houling onything from covemen to trees in his red truck. DIANE C. KEISER Rother quiet girl but very cheerful . . . seldom hos complaints . . . is willing to work . . . usuolly found selling hot dogs at bosketball games ... has a shorp cleor outlook on life . . . will surely be successful OS a bookkeeper. DIANE M. KEMP Dickie . . . her long, long hair is her most distinguishing feoture . . is good-natured . . . quiet, but con always be heord above every- . . would like to become a beautician. one else in Home Ec. class SARAH J. KIERNAN Editor of the Tracer . . . con turn o poster into a work of art . . . always full of pep and vitolity . . . onother one who has mysterious weekend visitors ... did a terrific job as o little old lady in both of our class ploys. KENNETH C. KISTLER Took the Kenny Crocker Prize in the boy ' s homemaking department . . is o sports fon . . . enjoys working on his car, lifting weights, vriting letters, playing cords, ond throwing parties . . . intends to be : barber. 26 PENNY K. KISTLER One of Brandy wine ' s most petite girls . . . has a sun-bronzed look oil year round ... is usually bubbling over obout something . . . does hove a serious side, as her Honor Society pin proves . . . plans to work as a secretary. ADRIAN Q. KRAMER Andy . . . usually one of the strong, silent men . . . likes to tell the boys about his hunting and trapping experiences ... is in- dispensable on the wrestling team . . . would like to enlist in the Army and learn how to operate heovy equipment. GEORGE H. KRESSLEY Noted sportsman . . . enjoys hunting, fishing and golf . . . likes cars; owns a ' 53 Chevy . . . will soon enlist in the Marine Corps . . . may someday have a trophy room in his house, as he would like to hunt big game. LARRY W. KUNKEL ICunks ... an All Star player in basketball and soccer . . . brought down the house with his short appearance in the Class Play . . . may become legendary for his cafeteria capers ... is President of the Varsity Club . . . plans to go to college to become o physical education teacher. DAVID C, LANTZ Pro ... a subtle wit, a good solid trumpet man and an excellent student . . . will be remembered for his Class Play performances . . . set an all time record for the greatest number of books carried under one arm . . . intends to go on to college. 27 MARY A. LANTZ Future Freud . . . ployed practical jokes on leochers . . . physics lob giggler . . . enjoyed writing . . . soft-spoken, but hos on oiwoys- reody lough . . , unusuolly cheerful, but wos especiolly hoppy when hiding behind someone in English Class. JAMES D. LESHER Hos a jovial noture thot carries him through ony situation . . . played eccentric old men in both our doss ploys . . . was run over by o blue choir in Atlantic City . . . donees with choperones . . . wos Johnny-on-the-spot when we decorated for the Prom. SUE A. LESSIG Mr. Pennello ' s Girl Friday . . . missed ' 63 Seniors . . . spent much of November working on the class ploy set . . . takes advanced Math ond likes Itl . . . sprained her wrist (?) at o dance . . . will soon be o leading Madison Avenue ortist. JUDY L. LUCKENBILL Captained the color-guard with her pointed sober ... is famous for her three-point londing on the hockey field . . . con discuss physics ot length, but would rother not . . . is indispensable on the Trocer stoff . . . will look good in a nurse ' s uniform. JAMES D. MABRY Was Class President in both our junior ond senior years ... is a versotile othlete . . . belongs to every school orgonizotion from Honor Society to Varsity Club ... is a resonont boss . . . has a characteristic lough . . . intends to become o chemical engineer. MARY E. MABRY Has a loud giggle which often leads to trouble in class . . the Chief Cheesecloth Dyer on the prom decoration committee is olwoys willing to take the girls for a ride in her Plymouth . famous for her driving lessons and her parties. CAROL A. MACK Is at home on a hockey field, or on a basketball court . . . debotor, attends Honor Society . . . ' who soys brains and brawn don ' t mix?) . . . is famous for her prize-winning compositions . . . can often be found filling out some scholarship form . . . will ottend Gettysburg College to be a gym teacher. THOMAS R. MARTIN Our noble drum major . . . hod romantic leads in the doss plays thot will never be forgotten . . . was always asking questions in physics class . . . usually found working on his ' 39 Chevy . . . plans to enter the Naval Academy. 29 RICHARD L. MAURER Dick ... a toll, hondsome, red-heoded boy . . . helps to print our school newspoper . . . knows o lot about cars . . . thinks that pretty girls make good company . . . will someday be a photo-engraver. SANDRA A. MECK Sandy ... an extrovert ... is usually chattering away to someone ... an excellent typist ... a reckless Ski-doo driver . . . belongs to several musical groups at school ... is often teased about her street light . . . enjoyed Business Law . . . wants to become a secretary. PATRICIA A. MERKEL A friendly chatterbox . . . con sometimes be found helping (?) the li- brarians ... is always willing to work; especially on class projects . . . includes being a secretary in her future plans. BARBARA E. MILLER Brandywine ' s Junior Miss . . . has blond hair and a gracious smile . . - was a vamp in the Senior Class Play . . . can sooth restless audiences when she plays the orgon . . . very clever with a needle and thread . . . plans to attend Mansfield State Teachers College and mojor in home economics. GLENN L. MILLER Could pass as the original model for the Clean-cut Americon . . . is usually doing something for the school as President of the Honor So- ciety or co-coptoln of the basketball team . . . con really tickle those ivories . . . mode an excellent Beverly Corlton in the Senior Class Play. 30 LARRY P. MILLER La . . . the chauffeur of the soccer and baseball teams . . . drives a hot ' 54 Chevy ... is noted for his stylish shoes . . . has a jarring laugh ... is profusely freckled . . . missed out in soccer because of o broken ' pinkey . . . college is included in his future plans. KERRY A. MINNICH Is called Red by his friends for obvious reasons ... is interested in wood working . . . usually wears o big smile ... is much too quiet and reserved to belong to the special group, The Instigators . . . plans to be o machinist. BONITA J. MOYER Bonnie con be recognized by her different giggle . - . bakes de- licious chocolate cokes for F.H.A. shindigs . . . volunteers her time generously for school activities . . . intends to enter business school . . . will be on efficient secretary. LARRY C. MOYER Is usually found in the printing shop . . . speaks Germon well . . . has a terrific sense of humor . . . can be relied on for class ploy props ... is patient with his cor . . . plans to become a draftsman. BRYON R. OSWALD Goes by the nickname Oscar ... is easy-going,- gets along well with everyone at school . . . will always remember gym classes . . . looks for- ward to hunting season every year . . . plans to enlist in the Army. 31 MARY L. OSWALD Reminds one of a dork-hoired pixie ... is on active F.H.A. member . . . intends to become a secretory . . . hos a little gem on the third finger of her left hand that tells of other plans. r . ROBERT L. OSWALD Oz was well-known for his performances in bond ... is said to hove a romantic flair . . . usually found in the shop during dosses . . . hod a mysterious job in Allentown . . . frequents the bowling alley . . . plans to join the Army after graduation. MARY A, PARSONS Loves horses and is a good rider . . . enjoys poems by Edgar Allen Poe . . . knows a sentence in on Eskimo dialect (does she know about rubbing noses?) . . . plans to become a mochlne accountant in the Waves. CHRISTINE PATTERSON Chris ... a member of our snappy colorguard ... is olwoys singing or whistling under her breath . . . Slugger Patterson ... is Brondy- wine ' s answer to Babe Ruth . . . Quiet? . . . eats nourishing lunches of peanut butter cookies and apples . . . plans to be on interior decorotor. ■ ' Z Jf f ■■■ • £ MICHAEL A. POUNDER Was convincing as Mr. Stanley in ihe Senior Class Play; nearly de- veloped high blood-pressure himself! ... is one of Coach Penello ' s wres- tlers . . . spricht Deutsch sehr gut . . . has on innocent look regardless of the situation . . . will ottend college, then enlist in the Army. DORINE F. REICHERT Is quiet and reserved, but is usually wearing a pleasant expression . . . is a most attentive girl in shorthand class . . . always willing to lend a hand whenever she can . . . sees her future in the secretarial world and later in a home of her own. DAVID J. REIFINGER Bull always had on endless supply of gum . . . saw all the latest movies — about ten times each! , . . worst teaser of the class . . . known for his permanent slouch . . . took his beauty naps during Physics class . . . terrific bowler ... his future is undecided. hW BRIGHTON P. REINERT Made the best paper roses for our prom ... is a great help to our janitors . . . wins prizes for his shop projects . . . the class sound effects man ... is usually having a good time with the guys . . . plans to join the Navy. 33 LINDA L. REPPERT Our striking, black-haired Junior and Senior Class Secretary ... is ol- ways o riot, especially when the girls get together . . . throws erasers in 201 ... is the Tracer typing editor ... has flirtotious eyes . . . plans to continue her secretoriol work. BARRY J. RHOADS Nicknamed Rhody by his friends ... his been octive in the bond . . . ploys trumpet ... has fond memories I?) of tenth grode English class ... is very interested in becoming a barber. DONALD L. ROHRBACH Rohr _ likes cars, has one of his own . . . thinks driving is a pleasant postime ... is one of our taller guys,- the Hoss Corlwright of the in- dustrial arts department . . . plons to enlist in the Army after groduotion. CHARLES M. SANDERS Charlie enjoys wrestling — went out for the team in his freshmon yeor; is now one of the better wrestlers . . . ploys trumpet ... is interested in being a mechanic,- will someday be a good auto repoirmon. JANET R. SANDERS Hos lovely auburn hair ond blushes easily . . . very quiet and shy, but is a good friend to those who know her well . . . was a colorguard for three years ond a faithful member of the F.H.A. . . . should do well as a secretory. 34 STARR SAWYER Often said, Whot I need is a good horseback ride . . . was certainly a horsewomon, but what hoppened to her ponytail? . . . was a little gal, but hod big problems . . . will soon be off to Allentown to study nursing. CYNTHIA D. SCHAPPELL Softspokeness and shyness are Cindy ' s best known characteristics . . . neat dresser . . . really started hitting the books in her senior year . . . friend of everyone . . . warm smile . . . certain to succeed in what- ever line of business she chooses. BRAND H. SCHAUER Our class would be incomplete without Skipper . . . noted for his marksmanship before — and after basketball gomes . . . usuolly seen at Zack ' s buying ice cream for his dog . . . master of the mixed metaphor . . . member of the Aristocrocy . . . future plans include college. SHARON J. SCHEFFLER One of the quieter members of the class . . . usuolly seen with o myster- ious smile . . . enjoys horses and riding . . . con be found participating In oil F.H.A. functions . . . future plans include becoming a typist and join- ing the Waves. FERYL C. SCHEIDT Pickle . . . favorite frocery boy from Boyer ' s Junction . . . usually found planning another sleep-out party for the guys . . . performed many famous chemistry experiments . . . often thought to be Fruit of the Loom odvertiser . . . plons to attend Penn Stote Polytechnical Institute. 35 BARRY D. SCHEIRER A reol othlete . . . especiolly excelling in boseboil . . . found clowning; he has o classic stupid voice . . . M.V.P. . . . handsome and a charmer ... a natural trumpeter; he didn ' t need practice . . . ambition: teaching physical education or potrolling Pennsylvonio ' s highways as a Stote Po- liceman. MARY J. SCHEIRER Was in the competition for tallest in the class . . . quiet and shy, but very friendly . . . generally seen with a bunch of girls . . . spends her time planning F.H.A. activities . . . hopes to become a typist in the future. BARBARA A. SCHOFER Cute, popular redheod . . . traded her blue Opel for o shiny new Cor- voir . . . usually found in the art room . . . Look Homeward Angel . . . enjoys playing pool and going on Sunday afternoon excursions . . . looked forward to doss play rehearsals . . . future art student at Kutz- town Stote. DONALD J. SCHULER Called Shu by his gong . . . usually found tinkering on a radio . . . interested in electronics . . . likes physics . . . always willing to offer a solution to a problem . . . valuable member of the wrestling team . . . hopes to attend college to become on electronics technician. yl THOMAS F. SCHULER Tom is always ready with o big joke . . . asset ta the wrestling team; remember the 28 second pin? . . . usually looks as if he is up to some- thing . . . future plans include owning o hot jports car and attending Reading Business Institute. STEPHANY R, SECHLER St eph . . . does she or doesn ' t she . . . usually seen carting a car- load of girls . . . carries a jump rope to school in the morning . . . leads the guards in foul shooting . . . always telling new jokes . . . college is her first choice for the future. RUSSELL W. SEIDEL Smiler of the class . . . active F.F.A. member . . . although quiet in a large group, he behaves much differently with his friends ... his grin is especially evident when receiving a prize at the fair or playing a trick on someone. PHYLLIS V. SHADE Noted for her up-to-date hair styles . . . petite and sweet . . . twinkling eyes . . . usually seen dancing or roller skating . . . sincere friend . . . kept busy with F.H.A. functions . . . future plons are mostly undecided but marriage is definitely included. 37 TERRY L. SHANER Usually found in the wrong place . . . noted for a colorful wardrobe . . . regulorly seen In the office requesting a late slip . . . chief cook and bottle washer at basketball gomes - . . Brandywine ' s strictest safety patroi . . . future plans include attending business school. MARLENE M. SNYDER Molly . . . the quiet member of her group . , . Moggie Cutler in the class ploy . . . community powder center . . . active member of the F.B.L.A. . . . Senator Snyder . . . dreams of becoming a secretary for a hand- some executive — Sheridan Whiteside perhaps? MICHAEL L. STAUFFER Squirrel . . . the small but mighty asset to the wrestling team . . . Brandywine ' s musicion at State Band and Orchestra . . . member of the Big Four ... his ever-present smile is accompanied by a toothpick (his trademark) . . . plans to attend Pennsylvania Military College. ROBERT E. SUNDAY Expert on cars and farming techniques . . . found flooring his hot white Chevy ... or falling asleep in Senior Seminar . . . one of the tough wrestlers on the squad . . . four year member of the F.F.A. — naturally . . . hopes to monage his own form someday. AMY L. TREXLER Blonde hoir . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . guards Brandy- wine ' s hockey goal . . . lots of fun . . . famous for her powder tech- niques at the class ploy . . . drives on exclusive 50 Pontiac . . . really en- joys studying those Kings in English Class. 38 BEVERLY A, TROLLINGER Bev . . , twists her woy into many community dances . . . works hard to meet class ploy book deadlines . . . Trustee Trollinger . . . likes to kid people with chalk erasers . . . whiz at volleyball . . . helps to dis- rupt study in 201 . . . hopes to become a beautician. RONALD P. TURNER Turner can usually be found with Dellicker and the boys . . . Chief of the Projector . . . famous for ending up on the ground during gym class . . . His trademark — a snicker from the back of the room . . . plans to attend Penn State Polytechnical Institute. ALICIA E, UNGER Noted for her hook shots in gym class . . . one of our honor students ... a whiz in Chemistry . . . speaks Germon like o native frolls her r ' s like a true Deutsch lander) . . . blonde . . . friendly . . . future is unde- cided. m ROBERT D. VANSYCKLE Hilarious as Teddy in the class play . . . jazz trumpeter; he only practices dance bond music! . . - wild, acid humor . . . accomplished heavyweight wrestler . . . ambition: to become a teocher and to own a MG-TC . . . may his dean hove mile-long patience. ' -.. . SUZANNE G, WAGNER Suzy . . . represented our school in County Chorus for five years . . . organized The Saints . . . terrific dancer . . . baker shop attic? . . . only senior girl to master the art of the slide rule . . . thrills at A ' s on physics tests . . . loads of fun . . . plans o career as a nurse. 39 KAREN A. WEBB Divides her tolents between the Service Club ond the F.B.L.A. . . . usually quiet . . . has o possion for electric typewriters . . . Berber Shop tenor . . . seen around town in a gray Studeboker . . . bound for Mc- Conn ' s Business School ta become o secretary. CARL L. WELLER President of the F.FA. in his junior yeor . . . crowned king at the F.H.A.-F.F.A. dance . . . usually seen driving o 54 Ford . . . ambitious student . . . leadership in F.F.A. clearly evidences his interest in agricul- ture . . . hopes someday to manage his own farm. FRANKLIN H. WENDLING, JR. Frank . . . quiet . . . blushes at the sight of mistletoe . . . enjoys sports . . . usually found on the pitcher ' s mound . . . odds his voice to the boys ' glee club . . . always aiming for a better mork . . . future plans include college,- he hopes to eventually become a C.P.A. PATTY JANE WERST Could be found digging up props for the class plays . . . usually seen working on experiments for science projects . . . olwoys ready with o helping hand . . . frequents the music room where she participates in three different instrumental groups . . . future is undecided. BARRY L. WITMAN Witty . . . noted for his athletic ability and as a paragon of out- Dged virtue . . . wasn ' t he assigned a locker in the beginning of the year? . . famous for his curtain call in the class play . . . outstanding wrestler . . plans to enlist upon graduation. CONNIE S, ZIEGLER Zecretary Ziegler . . . don ' t be fooled by her quietness . . . can be heard saying, Do you wonno rumble? . . . marches like a pro . . usually called upon to be an usherette for school activities . . . seen with Larry . . . plans to continue secretarial work after graduation. HAROLD P. ZIEGLER Elk . . . usually heard before seen . . . friendliness is a notable asset . . . drives a block ' 57 Chevy . . . travels regularly to Northwestern; wonder why? . . . spends his spare time working at a gas station . . . hopes to pursue o career in I.B.M. techniques or salesmanship. GEORGE L. ZUBER Created them epidemics . . . president of 12-C homeroom ... his TV commercials will never be forgotten . . . proposed thot the senior class moke money by selling turkeys to the faculty . . . somedoy he will rebel becouse of oil his work, work, work. 41 -4- L CLASS FLIRTS L. Angstadt T. Martin IVHO ' S BEST DRESSED J. Mabry C. Mack BEST DANCERS S. Wagner R. Hollowbush QUIETEST M. Scheirer K. Minnich MOST DEPENDABLE F. Wendling S. Kiernon 42 CUTEST S. Hieter R. Hollowbush CLASS CLOWNS L Kunkel R. Fensfermacher NEWEST CLASS MEMBER M. Driscol MOST ATHLETIC L. Kunkel J. Goll FRIENDLIEST B. Schauer S. Hieter MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED D. Lantz S. Kiernan WHO 43 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Abby Brewster Sarah Kiernon Carol Mock Rev. Harper Mike Pounder Teddy Brewster Robt. VanSyckle Officer Brophy Mike StaufFer Officer Klein Lorry Kunkle Martha Brewster Peggy Fisher Barbara Gerlach Elaine Harper Suzanne Hieter Judy Luckenbill Mortimore Brewster Tom Martin Mr. Gibbs Jomes Lesher Jonathan Brewster David Lantz Dr. Einstein Tom Fenstermacher Officer O ' Hara Bary Scheirer Lieut. Rooney Brand Schauer Mr. Witherspoon Glenn Miller Corpses Starr Sawyer THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER Mrs. Ernest Stanley Stephany Sechlar Carol Mack Miss Preen Barbara Gerlach ;ichard Stanley Barry Wittman June Stanley Suzanne Hieter John Lynn Fisher Sarah Pat Werst Mrs. Dexter Stephany Sechler Carol Mack Mrs. McCutcheon Penny Kistler Mr. Stanley Mike Pounder Maggie Cutler Marlene Snyder Dr. Bradley Larry Kunkle Sheridan Whiteside David Lantz Harriet Stanley Sarah Kiernan Bert Jefferson Thomas Martin Professor Metz James Lesher Luncheon Guests Guest Celebrities Mr. Baker Butch Reinert Expressman Robert Sunday Lorraine Sheldon Pnrbara Miller Sandy Randy Hollowbush Beverly Carlton Glenn Miller Westcott Kenny Kistler Radio Technicians Donald Schuler Thomas Schuler Banjo Tom Fenstermacher Two Deputies Larry Moyer LeRoy Hilbert Plainclothes Man Barry Scheirer y . Q fs tf tn . t) ' i) ' ■ ' M •• ix - ' •! ' ■ . ' ■ ! ' Jta. i x. i f ' ' ' f ? ' 14 f1 ' V r « v-:- r? • K . •-■ . r! ir-t ' ?, ■ ' ' ' .t ' ' jri, JUDY LUCKENBILL MR. JOSEPH SNOOK THE SENIORS SAY GOOD-BYE TO BRANDYWINE The days just before commencement were a series of good-byes. There was the class trip iwe were impressed with the fact that it would be the last trip token with our class- mates ' , the Prom, a going-away present from the juniors, the lost donee we gave, appropriately called Bon Voyage, and finally groduation week. For many of us it wasn ' t in the moment that we received our diplomas that we felt the reality of the situation. It was the smaller incidents, per- haps shaking hands with a favorite teacher or seeing one ' s parents during the proces- sional, that made us feel a little nostalgic. 48 f f f t AND ARE GRADUATED WITH ALL DUE CEREMONY On May 31, Rev. Schnell and Rev. Her- man conducted the baccalaureate service which was quite inspiring. Our crowning achievement: Mr. Ayres approved of our academic procession which we had prac- ticed several times before without as much success. The class graduated on June 2. With our wrinkle-proof gowns neatly pressed and our mortar boards parallel to the floor, we filed into the gym and took our places be- fore the speaker ' s platform. Barbara Ger- lach introduced the valedictorian, Judy Luc- kenbill and the salutatorian, Barbara Haas. These three preceded our guest, Mr. Snook. The speakers followed the theme Achieve- ment of Excellence, and it could be said that they demonstrated that theme in their own speeches. After Dr. Brown awarded the diplomas and Rev. Schnell gave the bene- diction, we formed the longest receiving line in Brandywine ' s history. BARBARA HAAS 49 REV. STERLING SCHNELL a UNDERCUSSMEN CLASS OFFICERS: R. Scheelz, Treas.; K. Fisher, V. Pres.; J. Moyer, Sec.; R. Fisher, Pn JUNIORS Left to right; ROW 1: T. Hoas, D. Geiger, G. Muehlhauser, S. Derr, Nichols, ROW 3: R. Fisher, F. Grim, D. BrintzenhofF, L. Schleicher, M. Fisher, L. Keller, M. Fogelmon, N. Kistler, ROW 2: D. Miller, R. G. Wogamon, W. Malewicz, F. Norris, K. Fisher. Reed, B. Wogamon, M. Johnson, P. Oswold, W. Kline, J. Miller, N. .52 Left to right; ROW 1: D. Miller, S. Wendling, M. Pounder, G. Roth, V. Graziano, J. Zentner, J. Readinger, ROW 2: N. Heist, D. Keim, L. Geist, R. Scheetz, C. Rohrboch, S. Nichols, F. Ormai, D. Greiss, ROW 3: D. Weidner, W. Trexler, F. Schoch, C. Worne, R. Adorn, L. Wright. Left to right; ROW 1: J. Heater, G. Good, J. Housmon, L. Solt, G. Reinert, F. Weil, A. Romig, N. Weigle, F. Readinger, D. SchoefFer, ROW 2: R. Reinert, F. Collom, J. Lesher, C. Tworkoski, B. Christ- man, P. Ehret, B. Meyer, P. Reichert, C. Behm, ROW 3: L. Weller, D. Blose, S. Werst, D. Weil, M. DeJarnett, C. Moyer, L. Hellwig, D. Arndt, D. Boyer, R. Boyer, ROW 4: W. Gouldner, T. Cole, T. Wil- liams, D. Kunkel, R. Schittler, L. Hoch, G. Delong, D. Bennecoff, L. Kern, A. Oswold. 1 1 wn Left to right; ROW 1: C. Woomer, B. Renchler, L. Muth, L. Geist, A. Rhoads, D. Fegely, M. Freeby, D. Gongawere, ROW 2: B. Strozyk, D. Lorish, A. Sterner, K. Kehm, D. Schadler, M. Kuronyi, B. Moyer, J. Moyer, P. Oswald, ROW 3: K. Geist, L. Reinert, B. Johnson, R, Geist, T. Faust, G. Houptley, R. Zwoyer, A. Krock, ROW 4: V. Zilinski, W. Gehmon, R. Reinert, P. Hoch, M. Schauer, W. Herbert, L. Lesher. 53 CLASS OFFICERS: P: Luckenbill, Sec; M. Rodcliffe, Treas.; M. Cressmon, Pres.; C. Stohler, V. Pres. SOPHOMORES Left to right; ROW 1: J. Shifter, S. Algor, S. Trexler, M. Trumbauer, K. Flint, P. Luckenbill, G. Miller, L. Patterson, ROW 2: E. Keller, J. Stauffer, A. Frederick, P. Roth, F. Richards, R. Gery, R. Adams, T. Oswald, C. Benfield, ROW 3: L. Smith, M. Cressmon, D. Trexler, R. Trexler, B. Ziegler, J. Dreher, M. Rodcliffe, L. Eckert, W. Shone, ROW 4: C. Kerchner, R. Hilbert, R. Rumble, E. Angstadt. 54 Left to right, ROW 1: D. Sanders, J. Jarrett, L. Reeder, E. High, F. Martin, J. Smith, ROW 3; M. Rohrboch, L. Eck, R. Conrad, J. Hess- Fritch, M. Korom, W. Hoffman, B. Fisher, ROW 2: P. Sawyer, E. ler, F. Krotzer, G. Bisbort, H. Fenstermacher, L. Geiger, ROW 4: Hess, M. Oswald, G. Fogel, L. Frederick, E. Schmoyer, D. Derr, R. D. Unongst, S. Collum, L. Snyder, D. Hilbert. Left to right, ROW 1: J. Hertzog, G. Hilbert, D. Sterner, K. Fegely, D. Dankel, G. Kocher, P. Cole, J. Hilbert, ROW 2: L. Spongier, K. Scheirer, R. Ruppert, G. Horpel, C. Good, J. Bartholonew, G. Edinger, K. Rohrboch, L. Werley, ROW 3: H. Gehris, S. Webb, D. Boles, G. Fohringer, C. Reinert, D. Oswald, B, Delp, C. Stohler, M. Krick, R. Adorns. Left to right, ROW 1: M. Fenstermacher, D. Kocker, R. Wendling, T. Moser, B. line, G. Willioms, R. Eck, D. Hilbert, ROW 2: R. Acker, D. Houptley, B. Sonders, K. Hertzog. T. Weller, D. Deturk, R. Gieroczyonski, L. Hess. 55 HOME ROOM OFFICERS: R. Flicker, Pres. 9-A; M. Romig, Pres. 9-C; Reinhard, V. Pres. 9-C; N. Breidigam, Sec. 9-A; J. Levon, Treos. 9-B; M. Kline, Pres. 9-B; STANDING, C. Miller, V. Pres. 9-A; S. Rohr- D. Cressman, Treas. 9-A. bach, Treas. 9-C; C. Seibert, Sec. 9-C; C. Hilbert, V. Pres. 9-B; S. FRESHMEN Left to right; ROW 1: D. Cressman, C. Adam, J. Dengler, D. Derr, H. Schappell, C. Miller, R. Flicker, W. Kemp, ROW 2: D. Webber E. Edinger, C. Graziono, N. Breidigam, C. Schofer, K. Schappell M. Groff, J. Pascal, D. Schoedler, ROW 3: R. Reppert, S. Reinhard, E. Weller, D. Printz, C. Kiernan, R. Amig, R. Brensinger, J. Ruhf, R. Leiby, ROW 4: M. Romig, D. Betz, G. Nichols, N. Gambler. 56 Left to right; ROW 1: D. Miller, D. Oswald, D. Bucke, T. Schaefer, Gjinther, R. Geiger, J. Dry, J. Hertzog, R. Miller, B. Eschelmon, L. Sterner, P. Wahl, L. Kemp, L. Houptley, ROW 2: D. Bortz, J. ROW 4: L. Blankenbiller, L. Heiser, R. Hillegass, E. Zettlemoyer, B. Rhode, N. Ziegler, L. Brensinger, B. Reese, L. Schoffler, S. Reinert, Hoss. S. Stouffer, P. Litschke, ROW 3: R. Gechter, J. Levon, J. Eck, D. Left to right; ROW 1: C. Wagamon, J. Smith, B. Rice, C. Seibert, Kline, D. Weller, C. Hilbert, ROW 3: D. Geist, R. Keller, A. Ben- N. Geist, S. Kline, S. Rohrboch, P. Geist, ROW 2: D. Schmoyer, D. jomin, R. Washburn, L. Adams, J. Steever, W. Benjamin, L. DeLong, Ohiinger; C. Rauenzohn, B. Remaley, L. Hartline, E. Smith, M. ROW 4; C. Schuler, R. Fogelman, L. Ashton, R. Oswald, E. Wittman. 57 HOME ROOM OFFICERS: L. Schlegel, Pres. 8-4; C. Hinkle, Pres. Lant z, Sec, 8-2,- T. Meitzler, V. Pres. 8-3; R. Scheldt, Sec 8-4; L 8-3; S. Fisher, Pres. 8-1; A. Readlnger, Pres. 8-2; STANDING: J. Wittmon, V. Pres. 8-4; R. Druckenmlller, Sec. 8-4; G. Fisher. ' V. Kline, V. Pres. 8-3; N. Acker, Treas. 8-1; H. Master, Sec. 8-3; K. Pres. 8-1. EIGHTH GRADE Left to right; ROW 1: S. Seller, C. Conrath, F. Catlilini, L. Del- P. Gelst, S. Amig, K. Kramer, M. Dankel, G. DeJarnelt, R. Bren- licker, R. Bleiler, D. Borto, G. Fisher, S. Benjamin, S. Ehrets, ROW singer, B. Bartlet, ROW 4: R. Benjamin, J. Edinger, T. Collom, S. 2: G. KIstler, B. Carbough, G. Bare, N. Acker, R. Druckenmiller, Fisher, A. Haas, C. Impink, L. Erb, R. DeLong. D. Hossler, S. DeLong, C. Conrath, ROW 3: E. Dierolf, D. DeLong, iS ' A ' AiA 58 Left to right; ROW 1: B. Taylor, B. Rummel, J Fritch, S, Frederick, Strochon, K. Epting, H. Fogel, K. Tworkoski, C. Fisher, ROW 4: C. W. Hellwig, A. Flicker, J. Sanders, K, Lantz, ROW 2: D, Ritter, D. Drey, G. Moyer, L. Fox, L. Webb, T. Meitzler, J. Heist, K. Lantzy, Eck, L. Golbavy, D. Long, A. Schmoyer, A. Reodinger, R, Dry, J. B. Westenhoefer. Fisher, . Gehris, ROW 3: R. Hoberle, S. Egrie, T. Fegely, D. Left to right; ROW 1: S. Oswald, B. Moyer, L. Oswald, B. Kern, J. Reinert, J. Kline, G. Kemp, H. Moster, ROW 2: H. Kunkle, D. Moye ' , E. Kurr, D. Reichert, C. Moyer, D. Miller, H. Kemp, J. Gongowere, L. Grim, ROW 3; L. Mover, D, Hoffman, A. Hilbert, M. Karom, P. Hess, D. Gettis, E. Sanders, J. Christmon, ROW 4: D. Keller, C. Hinkel, D. Wright, R. Keim, L. Martin, C. Moyer. it, ' i ■  - -il- !k. vji: -S Kj«I Left to right; ROW 1: C. Zwoyer, E. Siedel, J. Foviger, B. Weller, C. Moyer, D. Zuber, L. Schlegel, T. Rohrbach, J. Reed, ROW 4: D. C. Noll, R. Oswold, N. Wetzel, B. Smith, ROW 2: D. Wolfskill, N. Londis, R. Snyder, J. Huss, M. Zuber, M. Scheldt, J. Wolbert, E. Sterner, M. Smith, D. Smith, D. Witwer, M. Wetzel, M. Schuler, J. Ruhf, R. Reinert. Weidner, T. Trumbauer, ROW 3: L. Wittmon, R. Scheldt, R. Stamm, 59 HOME ROOM OFflCERS: G. Moll, Pres. 7-2; M. Hieter, Pres. 7-3; G. Fegely, Pres. 7-1; STANDING, R. Hoppes, V. Pres. 7-2; J. Leshfr Sec.-Treos., 7-2; T. Fox, Treos. 7-1; K. Gery, Sec. 7-1; S. Heiter, V. Pres. 7-1; M. Merkel, Sec.-Treas. 7-3; R. Shane, V. Pres. 7-3. SEVENTH GRADE Left to right; ROW 1: B. Hoos, H. Gr eiss, K. Gery, R. Reinert, J. Drey, C. Adams, W. Heffner, S. Brensinger, M. Bare, ROW 2: G. Bennecoff, R. Grossman, R. Herman, T. Grim, R. Boyer, T. Dellicker, J. DeLong, L Arndt, J. Derr, T. Fox, ROW 3: G. Blose, D. Grim, L. Fogel, S. Geiter, P. Fenstermacher, T. Geist, L. Gift, D. Berlen, E. Beiber, ROW 4: J. Dierolf, V. Miller, B. Dengler, T. Gregory, R. Reinert, D. Herbert, J. Borto, G. Fegely, N. Behm, B. Fegely. 60 ROW 1: C. Rhoods, J. Lesher, R. Miller, R. StofRet, C. Hess, J. Kehm, ser, G. Kratzer, R. Schmoyer, G. Moll, B. Sholedice, J. Trexler, J. Lendocki, R. Hoppes, J. Weller. ROW 2: J. Schoch, R. Valyo, ROW 4: S. DeRogon, P. Schmoyer, P. Derr, K. Weidele, J. Custer, C. Pilgref, R. Miller, P. Long, T. Moll, K. Lontz, S. Schaeffer, S. R. Snyder, M. Hess, P. Schoeffer, J. Reeder. Reinhord, ROW 3: D. Readinger, G. Moler, D. Reinorf, K. Yen- Left to rignt; ROW 1: S. Grim, R. Kunkel, D. Miller, R. Shade, W. ROW 3: D. Schodler, R. Shone, R. Wogomon, L. Johnson, M. Hieter, Master, J. Galeovy, M. Merkel, B. Rhoods, S. Keim, C. Noll, ROW L Gouldin, J. Rohrboch, T. Brown, S. Toylor, P. Miller, ROW 4: 2: N. Schlege, S. Frederick, J. Hess, L. McCullen, N. Hoberle, C. - Yenser, J. Knechel, M. Martin, G. Swortzentruber, L. Pilgert, P. Londis, N. Freeby, C. Snyder, C. StefFy, G. Spront, J. Schofer, Holpin, L. Schmoyer, N. Kreuss, D. Reinert, R. Wogner, L Goucker. i ' ' t € Lett to right: ROW 1: L. ,V utr,, M. Scheirer, R. Londis, M. Schlegel, L. Fritsch, V. Seiirit, E. Moser, ROW 2: R. Miller, S. Hausmon, I. Scheirer, J. Heoter, T. Gregory, R. Bieber, R. Londis. 61 SPECIAL COMMENDATION TO: Mr. John Skinkus for all the help he gave the Tracer staff. Mr. Ernest Rohrbach for his excellent photography service. Mr. Carmine Pennello for directing the Senior Class Play. Mrs. Gene Weisbecker from the mechanical drawing class. Girls ' basketball and softball teams and the wrestling team for suc- cessful seasons. David Helbert for earning his diploma under adverse conditions. Carol Mock for being selected Grand Champion in the senior divisions of the Brandywine Heights and Lehigh Valley Science Fairs. Charlotte Miller for being selected Grand Champion in the junior division of the Brandywine Heights Science Fair. Barbara Miller for being selected Miss Physical Fitness, Berks County and Miss Kempton. Judy Luckenbill for being selected Miss Brandywine. Sharon Bellis, Ruth Frederick, and Peggy Fisher for earning their State Degrees in F.H.A. Carl Waller and Robert Sunday for earning the Keystone Farmer Award. Brandywine F.F.A. Chapter for winning the County Land Judging Con- test. Carol Mack, David Lantz and Martin Johnson for winning the Ameri- can Legion Essay Awards. Carol Mock, Judy Luckenbill, and David Lantz for winning the Merit Award. Gary Geiger and James Lesher for winning Sertoma Club Awards. Judy Luckenbill for winning the V.F.W. Prize to the Valedictorian, the Mathematics Prize, and Shorman ' s Music Award. Barbara Haas for winning the Alumni Prize to the Salutotorian, Top- ton Bank Prize in Business Education. Sarah Kiernan for winning the American Legion Prize in Dramatics, the Phi Beta Kappa Award in a Modern Language and the Rad- cliffe Brothers Prize in Art. David Lantz for the Atlas Prize in Chemistry, the PSEA Prize, Topton Fire Co. Prize in Physics, Zeswitz Music Award and the Topton Rotary Club Prize for the Outstanding Boy. Carol Mack for the Sally M. Hieter Prize in Hi. tory, the Lions Club Prize in Biology, the V.F.W. Prize in English and the Science Award. Thomas Martin for winning the Achievement Prize. Peggy Fisher for the D.A.R. Homemakers Award. James Mabry for being selected the Best Boy Athlete. Roberta Fenstermacher for being selected the Best Girl Athlete and winning the Topton Woman ' s Club Prize in Music. Randy Hollowbush for winning the Grange Prize in F.F.A. Ruth Frederick for winning the Grange Prize in F.H.A. Barbara Miller for winning the V.F.W. Prize in Homemaking. Karen Webb for winning the Lion Club Prize in Citizenship. James Lesher for winning the Earl Walbert Prize in Industrial Arts. Kendra Fegley for winning the Topton Woman ' s Club Scholarship Award. Suzanne Hieter and Amy Trexler for winning National Honor Society Scholarships. Glenn Miller and Michael Stouflfer for winning Caloris Scholarships. A t A A A ). r r x r r r r ru yyy y y ) y ' s m S ' V V SPORTS H O C K E Y SENIOR GIRLS ' HOCKEY: Left to Right, J. C ' . ' .. J. Ljckenbill, C. Mack, B, Gerlach, B. Blackburn, K. Fegely, R. Fenstermacher, A. Trexler, B. Geist, P. DeLong — Mgr. B.H.H.S. OPPONENTS 1 Oley 1 Schuylkill Valley Exeter 1 Mt. Penn 3 Daniel Boone 3 Oley SCHEDULE B.H.H.S OPPONENTS I Exeter 1 Mt. Penn 3 2 Daniel Boone 2 1 GIRLS ' HOCKEY: Left to Right, FIRST ROW: D. Sonders - Mgr., J. Ge.-lach, N. Breidigam, D. Goiger, S. Trexler, D. Cressman, J. Shiffer, C. Groziono, S. Stouffer, S. Algor, K. Fegely, C. Miller, J. Pascal, J. Fox — Mgr., L. Reeder — Mgr., SECOND ROW: L. Spongier - Mgr., A. Trexler, B. Geist, G. Muehlhauser, J. Muehlhouser, C. Mock, B. Gerlach, J. Goll, N. Nichols, J. Luckenbill, K. Fegely, R. Fenslermocher, L. Keller, G. Miller, K. Flint, P. DeLong — Mgr., Coach Zim merman, THIRD ROW: M. Rohrbach, L. Gelger, A. Frederick D. Miller, J. Stouffer, B. Blackburn, E. Keller, S. Webb, C Rauenzahn. s o c c E R ShNIOR BOYS ' SOLlER: Lett to kight, M, btoutter, J. Mabry, o Miner, L Nurikei, L iViiiier, O Geiger, D. Dellicker, B. Witfman. SCHEDULE B.H.H.S. OPPONENTS B.H.H.S. OPPONENTS Conrad Weiser 3 5 Twin Valley 1 1 Schuylkill Valley Tulpehocken 3 Oley 2 4 Mt. Penn 1 2 1 Fleetwood Hamburg 2 1 1 Kutztown BOYS ' SOCCER: Left to Right, FIRST ROW: D. Dellicker, T Gregory, M. Stouffer, B. Wittman, R. Gerlach, T. Guldin, E Wittmon, SECOND ROW: D. Brintzenhoff, R. Smith, R. Wash burn, M. Kline, D. Geist, L. DeLong, N. Gambler, G. Bowling W. Hoffman, THIRD ROW: T. Oswald, S. Fisher, T, Faust, R Fisher, R. Geist, J. Mobry, L. Kunkel, G. Wagaman, R. Trex- ler, W. Shane, G. Geiger, R. Fogelman, E. High, FOURTH ROW: W. Malewicz, R. Hilbert, L. Kern, G. Miller, L. Hoch, L. Miller, J. Smith, T. Cole. SENIOR WRESTLERS: Left to Right, FIRST ROW: D. Dellicker, B. Wittman, T. Schuler, R. Sunday, M. Stouf- fer, SECOND ROW: A. Kramer, M. Pounder, B. Reinert, D. Schuler, D. Reifinger, R. VanSyckle. SCHEDULE B.H.H.S OPPONENTS 40 Wilson 13 33 Sch. Valley 20 33 Oley 19 47 Muhlenberg 11 33 Hamburg 12 30 Kutztown 19 19 Gov. Mifflin 28 51 D. Boone 3 38 C. Weiser 13 WRESTLING Left to Right, FIRST ROW; M. Stouffer, R. Sundoy, P. Roth, A. Krock, B. Witlmon, SECOND ROW: D. Del- licker, K. Rohrbach, T. Schuler, E. Weller, G. Bisbort, D. Brintzenhoff, R. Gerloch, G. Roth, THIRD ROW: W. Malewicz, A. Kramer, R. Hillegos, M. Pounder, B. Reinert, C. Warne, R. VanSyckle, D. Schuler, J. Ruhf, T. Williams, D. Reifinger. P r H on rT pp. 68 69 SENIOR BOYS: B. Schauer, J. Mabry, G. Miller. VARSITY SCHEDULE B.H.H.S. OPPONENTS 62 Tulpehocken 41 37 Gov. Mifflin 57 49 Con. Weiser 59 65 Wyomissing 39 61 Hamburg 75 67 Sch. Valley 54 46 Twin Valley 54 50 Kutztown 93 49 Mt. Penn 63 58 Oley 66 34 Exeter 59 53 Fleetwood 54 32 Kutztown 64 56 Twin Valley 48 44 Don. Boone 75 38 Mt. Penn 60 60 Oley 63 54 Dan. Boone 59 39 Exeter 53 62 Fleetwood 82 BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL: Left to right, FIRST ROW: R. Geist, K. Fisher, T. Foust, SECOND ROW: B. Schauer, W. Shane, L. Kern, R. Fisher, THIRD ROW: R. Reed — mgr., J. Mobry, R. Rumble, P. Hoch, G. Miller, W. Trexler, M. Johnson — mgr. B A S K E T B A L L SENIOR GIRLS; Left to right, P. DeLong — mgr., J. Mock, S. Sechler, K. Fegely, R- Fenstermacher. Luckenbill, K. Webb, C. B.H.H.S. 52 28 34 48 29 25 49 20 SCHEDULE OPPONENTS Oley 11 Exeter 27 Mt. Penn 23 Daniel Boone 28 Oley 14 Exeter 24 Mt. Penn 14 Daniel Boone 19 GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL: Left to right, FIRST ROW: P. Luckenbill, S. Sechler, R. Fenstermocher, C. Mock, K. Fegely, SECOND ROW: K. Flint — mgr, S. Webb, J. Stouffer, L. Geiger, C. Rouenzohn, Coach Zimmermon, J. Luckenbill, N. Kistler, N. Nichols, A. Frederick, P. DeLong. Left to right: S. Trexler, S. Hieter, J. Goll, B. Geist, B. Gerloch, J. Muehlhauser, G. Muehlhauser. SR. H IGH CHEERLEADERS Left to right: E. Keller, J. Gerlach, S. Algar, D. Geiger, J. Shiffer, L. Patterson, G. Miller 72 Left to right: K. Schappell, C. Schofer, P. Geist, C. Millei, D. Cressman. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Left to right: C. Zwoyer, K. Lontz, L. Schlegel, J. Weller, C. Rhoods. 73 Left to right, FIRST ROW; K. Scheirer — Mgr., S. StoufFer, C. Wagomon, S. Rohrboch, D. Sanders — Mgr., SECOND ROW: D. Keller — Mgr , M. Pounder, M. Fogelman, D. Shoedler, K. Webb, L. Keller, K. Fegely, J. Hilbert — Mgr, GIRLS ' J.V. BASKETBALL BOYS ' J.V. BASKETBALL Left to right, FIRST ROW: G Horpel, T. Oswald, J. Miller, T. Guldin, SECOND ROW: G. Fisher, L. Hess, R. Trexler, R. Brensinger, J. Smith, THIRD ROW: M. Oswa ld — Mgr., I. Kroninger, R. Hilbert, L. Snyder, ' G. Wagarran, M. Radcliffe. 74 Left to right: C. DeJornett - Mgr., R. Druckenniller - Mgr., N. Gambler, D. Betz, S, Fisher, M. Romig, R. Fogelmon, S. Reinhard, R. Washburn, C. Gregory, R. Snyder, B. Hassler, D. Geist, M. Kline. JR. HIGH VARSITY BASKETBALL JR. HIGH J.V. BASKETBALL Left to right; R. Shane, S. Heiter, R. Flicker, C. Fegley, L. Delong, D. Printz, J. Nichols, D. Wright. 75 R. Fenstermacher, K. Fegley, C. Mack. J. Goll, C. Potterson, E, Gerloch. SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: M, Rohrboch, J. Gerlach, C. Wagomon, C. Miller, Goll, J. Pascol, L. Patterson, C. Mock, C. Rauenzohn, J. Muehl- e. Rice, K. Fegley, R. Fenstermocher, C. Seibert, K. Fegley, L. houser, E. Keller, G. Miller, R. Reinert, P. Geist, N. Breidigom, M. Reeder, P. Luckonbill, D. Senders, S. Trexler, Miss Zimmerman, Geist. Coach, SECOND ROW: B. Gerlach, N. Nichols, C. Patterson, J. 76 F. Wendling, J. Mabry, L. Miller, K. Kistler. BASEBALL FIRST ROW: M. Kine, D. Geist, R. Fogelman, M. Krick, F. Wendling, L. Snyder, R. I. Kroninger, F. Richards, J. Steever, S. Reinhord. SECOND ROW: Radcliffe. W. Trexler, K. Kistler, M, Schauer, J. Mabry, L. Miller, F. Schoch, Gcii!. D. Derr, L. Smith, R. 77 HERNANDO ' S HIDEAWAY WriVITIES STANDING: S. Kiernan, Ed., Left to Righ t, FIRST ROW: B. Trol- linger, D. Keiser, M. Parsons, B. Gerloch, D. Reichert, C. Ziegler, SECOND ROW: M. Snyder, K. Webb, Bus. Ed., J. Luckenbill, Lit. Ed., S. Hieter, B. Miller, B. Schofer, THIRD ROW: S. Wogner, S. Sowyer, P. DeLong, S. Sechler, FOURTH ROW: W. Gambler, L. Reppert, Typ. Ed., S. Hertzog, M. Mabr , S. Meek, S. Lessig, Art Ed., C. Mack, P. Werst, FIFTH ROW: J. Lesher, J. Mabry, Sports Ed., B. Rhoads, M. Pounder, L. Moyer, D. Lantz, T. Schuler, F. Scheidt, R. VonSyckle, D. Hertzog, Photo. Ed., P. Fisher, P. Breidi- gam, P. Kistler, M. Lontz, T. Martin, Feoture Ed. TRACER STAFF NEWSPAPER STAFF Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Rasche, M. Fisher, T. Haas, Ed., M. Lantz, D. Geiger, SECOND ROW: N. Kistler, J. Readinger, R. Martin, R. Reed, M. Johnson, F. Grim, J. Moyer. 82 Left to Right, FIRST ROW: G. Muehlhauser, I. Spongier, S. Webb, Wendling, R. Fenstermocher, THIRD ROW: B. Wogomon, P. Fisher, C. Patterson, J. Boer, B. Miller, B. Haas, S. Wagner, SECOND ROW: A. Frederick, J. Smith, L. Benfleld, J. Mabry, T. Fenstermocher, M. E. Keller, L. Patterson, S. Kiernon, D. Blose, L. Keller, T. Haas, S. Pounder, D. Lantz, K. Fisher, J. Miller, F. Wendling, M. Johnson, Trexler, P. Kistler, K. Fegely, P. Luckenbill, S. Derr, L. Reppert, S. C. Mock, J. Luckenbill, S. Sechler. HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right, FIRST ROW: R. Fisher, D. Blose, T. Martin, D. Lontz, Rohrbach, P. Reichert, B. Schouer, D. Betz, P. Hoch, Mr. Schwortz, SECOND ROW: J. Edinger, T. Geist, K. Flint, C. Pilgert, J. Weid- P. Ehrets, S. Meek, S. Hieter, J. Schofer. ner, S. Trexler, D. Weidner, I. Scheirer, THIRD ROW: R. Leiby, K. 83 ' I . Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Dillon, Advisor, R. Hollowbush, C. Weller, R. Zwoyer, H. Fenstermacher, W. Gehmon, R. Seidel, SEC- OND ROW: E. Smith, M. Korom, R. Keller, A. Benjamin, W. Benja- min, L. Adams, L. Hartline, D. Weller, THIRD ROW: W. Herbert, G. Bisbort, L. Snyder, V. Zolinski, M. Oswold, G. Zuber, D. Frederick. FFA FHA Left to right, FIRST ROW: D. Lorish, P. Kistler, P Fisher, J, Bare, Oswald, M. Fogelman, D. Fegely, M. Kuronyi, L. Muth, C. Woomer, D. Gangaware, S. Bellis, R. Frederick, SECOND ROW: M. Freeby, A. Sterner, B. Strozyk, FOURTH ROW: G. Hilbert, L. Geist, S. Good, P. Merkel, J. Sanders, C. Gift, M. Oswold, M. Driscol, B. Rent- K. Scheirer, B. Delp, D. Boles, B. Helbert, B. Moyer, D. Dankel. schler, J. Rhoods, K. Geist, L. Reinert, THIRD ROW: M. Scheirer, P. e AfJ n 84 I« ij ►. isA Sh. ' wwmJi Left to Right, SEATED: B. Gerlach, D. Lontz, C. Mock, J. Luckenbill, S. Kiernan, T. Martin, G. Muelhouser, STANDING: K. Flint, J. Muelhouser, M. Rohrboch, J. Miller, Mr. Pennello, K. Fisher, B. Gerlach, J. Ger- lach, L. Patterson, P. Luckenbill. DEBATING TEAM F.T.A. Left to Right: M. Johnson, Mrs. Marks, G. Bieber, S. Derr, P. Luckenbill, B. Miller, 85 Left to right, FIRST ROW: T. Fenstermocher, M. Stauffer, J. Mabry, Miller, FOURTH ROW: D. Lantz, R. Shone, M. Mabry, P. DeLong, B. Scheirer, L. Kunkel, A. Trexler, R. Fisher, SECOND ROW: L. J. Goll, G. Muehlhouser, C, Potlerson, FIFTH ROW: D. Dellicker, R. Hoch, F. Wendling, G. Mi ller, B. Fenstermocher, S. Sechler, S. Trexler, K. Kistler, T. Schuler, M. Schouer, T. Faust, R. Geist, L. Hieter, K. Fegely, C. Mock, J. Luckenbill, THIRD ROW: R. Fogelmon, Kern. J. Smith, T. Cole, B. Wogomon, N. Nichols, L. Keller, G. Miller, D. VARSITY CLUB SERVICE CLUB AND F.B.L.A. Left to right, FIRST ROW: N. Wiegle, B. Christmon, C. Bortz, S. A. Frederick, C. Tworkoski, C. Behm, Mrs. Mertz, F, Weil, D. San- Wendling, S. Werst, Mr. SchoefTer, K. Webb, M. Snyder, P. Eh- ders, P. Sowyer, B. Fisher, L. Reeder, L. Solt, THIRD ROW: H. rets, F. Reodinger, D. Blose, SECOND ROW; L. Geiger, L. Bogert, Ziegler, B. Reinert, T. Shoner, G. Kressley, B. Wiltmon. 86 Left to right, FIRST ROW: F. Weil, S. Meek, S. Sechler, R. Fen- Kratzer, G. Roth, F. Schoch, R. Hollowbush, THIRD ROW: P. Lucken- stermacher, B. Schofer, M. Snyder, C. Wogamon, SECOND ROW: bill, S. Wagner, S. Hieter, D. Reiflnger, G. Miller, T. Weller, J. D. Breidigom, F. Fritch, W. Johnson, D. Lantz, R. VonSyckle, F. Mobry, T. Fenstermocher, Mr. Honosek, Director. DANCE BAND SR. CHORUS 87 JUNIOR CHORUS R. Amig, S. Amig, D Borto, S. Beller, S. Benjamin, D. Betz, R. M. Groff, D. Guinlher, A. Haas, B. Hoos, C. Hinkle, C. Hilbert, G. Bleiler, G. Bowling, .R. Boyer, N. Breidegom, R. Brensinger, F. Keeler, L. Keiser, D. Keller, L. Kemp, W. Kemp, M. Kline, S. Kline, Cottolini, C. Conroth, J. Conroth, D. Cressman, M. Dankel, L. Del- K. Kramer, D. Landis, K. Lontz, R. Leiby, J. LeVan, T. Meitzler, C. licker, D. Delong, J. Dengler, D. Derr, L. Derr, E. Dierolf, R. Miller, J. Minnich, G. Nichols, D. Ohiinger, D. Oswol d, J. Pascal, Druckenmiller, D. Eck, J. Eck, E. Edinger, J. Edinger, S. Ehrets, K. C. Rauenzahn, A. Reodinger, B, Ramaley, B. Rice, S. Rohrbach, J. Epting, C. Fisher, G. Fisher, J. Fisher, S. Fisher, A. Flicker, R. Sanders, T. Schaeffer, K. Schoppell, M. Scheldt, R. Scheldt, L. Flicker, L. Fox, S. Frederick, J. Frittsch, L. Galbavy, N. Gombler, D. Schlegel, D. Schmoyer, D. Schoedler, C. Schofer. Geist, N. Geist, P. Geist, P. Geist, D. Gettis, C. Graziono, L. Grim, SENIOR BAND Flutes C. Mack P. DeLong S, Heiter Sc ixophones s. Sechler D Blose E. Keller S. Meek F. Weil D Sanders M Snyder G Wagaman R. Adams Trombones J. Mobry T. Fenstermacher G Miller B. Zeigler D. Reifinger French Horns K. Fegely F. Grim P. Werst Baritones Trumpets Drum Major B. Wagaman F. Kratzer T. Martin J. Miller D. Lantz Color Guard N. Geist F. Fritch J. Luckenbill Bass Horn R. VanSyckle (Capt.l G. Harpel D. Greiss L. Angstadt T. Guldin B. Scheirer E. Keller Clarinets D. Breidigam C. Patterson B. Schofer M. Johnson J. Goll D. Blose T. Cole J. Sanders C. Zeigler G. Roth D. Weil S. Derr F. Richards J. StauFler P. Breidigam G. Edinger B. Miller C. Gift L. Hellwig Majorettes S. Hertzog P. Roth S. Hieter (head ' R. Fenstermacher Drums B. Geist S. Wagner R. Fisher C. Mock R. Reed W. Malewicz G. Gerlach J. Zenter L. Kunkel S. Trexler J. Hertzog R. Hilbert J. Muehlhouser J. Jarrett R. Oswald M. DeJarnett P. Geist M. Stauffer Director L. Reeder R. Schittler Mr. Francis E. High K. Rohrbach Hanosen M. Oswald R. Ruppert 88 Leff to Right, FIRST ROW: C Hinkle, K. Lontzy, C. Schofer, S. L. Adams, G. Blose, J. Walbert, B. Barlet, L. Gift, R. Druckenmiller, Rohrbach, L. Webb, SECOND ROW: D. Ohlinger, K. Epting, D. D. Schmoyer, Mr. Hanosek, FOURTH ROW: D. Herbert, M. Smith, Londis, E. Ruhf, K. Kramer, D. Schoedler, B. Remoley, L. DeLong, E. E. Smith, D. Strcchen, T. Meifzler, G. Dejarnett, R. Leiby, R. Long, J. Pascal, THIRD ROW: E. Edinger, J. Fisher, R. Brensinger, Flicker. JUNIOR BAND BEGINNING BAND Left to Right, FIRST ROW: C. Adams, J. Derr, J. Reeder, R. Gross- R. Wagaman, P. Long, G. Blose, L. Gift, J. Lesher, D. Herbert, V. mon, P. Derr, K. Lantz, L. Weidele, SECOND ROW: M. Solt, C. Miller, THIRD ROW: R. Miller, W. Heffner, T. Geist. Landis, Mr. Honosek, L. Johnson, R. Herman, J. Custer, R. Schmoyer, 90 SENIOR DIRECTORY Angstadt, Linda D. — Box 200, Fleetwood R.D. 1 — General — Band Front 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 2,3,4. Bales, Nancy L. — Alburtis R.D. ! — Commercial — Journalism ); Photography Club 2;. Stenographers ' Club 3,4. Bare, Judith A. — Fleetwood R.D. I — Commercial — F.H.A. 2,3, Trees. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4. Bellis, Sharon D. — Box 196, R.D. 1, Mertztown — Commercial — Photography Club 1; F H.A. 2,3,4; Tracer Staff 4. Benfield, Lois M. — Alburtis R.D. 1 — Academic — Dramatics Club 1,2,4; Jour- nalism 3; Chorus ),2,4. Bieber, Geroldine S. — Box 48, Fleetwood R.D. I — Academic — Bio-Geography Club I; Germon Club 2,3; Future Teachers Club 4. Blackburn, Bebe V. — Box 436, Mertz- town R.D. 1 — Academic — Chorus 2,4; Future Teachers Club 4; Hockey 4; Service Club 3. Blose, Dionne E. — R.D. 1, Mertztown — Commercial — Chorus 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Bond 3,4; Photography Club 1,4 Student Council 2, Sec. 3,4; Softball I Honor Society 2,3,4; Tracer Staff 4. Bortz, Carol S. — 27 Haas St., Topton — Commercial — Journalism 1; Photography Club 2; Stenogrophers Club 3,4. Boyer, Kieth W. — Fleetwood R.D. 1 — General Academic — Band 1,2,3,4; Donee Band 3,4; Stage Crew 1; Visual Aids Club 4. Breidigom, Patricio A. — Fleetwood R.D. 1 — Commercial — Bond 1,2,3,4; Jour- nolism 3; Decorators ' Club 2. Dellicker, Daniel G. — 319 Home Ave., Topton — Academic — Wrestling 1,2,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Visuol Aids Club 1,2. DeLong, Paulette A, — 121 Smith St., Topton — Academic — Bond 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1, Mgr. 3,4; Softball Mgr. 1,2,3; Basketball Mgr. 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Tracer Staff 4. Dreher, Susan — Breinigsville R.D. 1 — Commercial — Special Art 3; Decorators Club 2; Tracer Staff 4. Fegely, Kendra A. — 432 Caloric Circle, Topton — Academic — Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketboll 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Var- sity Club 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Bond 1,2,3,4; County Bond 3,4; Chorus 1; Dra- matics Club 1; German Club 2; Tracer Staff 4. Fenstermocher, Roberta A. — 304 Home Ave., Topton — Academic — Hockey 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, Copt. 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Bond 1,2,3,4; Dance Bond 3,4; County 3,4; District 3,4; State Band 3, Mid-eastern All-Star Bond 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; County Chorus 3,4; Honor Society 4; Photography Club 1; Judo Club 2; Varsity Club 3,4. Fenstermocher, Sherry L. — 23 Keller St., Topton — Commerciol — Photography Club 2; Stenogrophers ' Club 3; Future Business Leaders 4. Fenstermocher, Thomas D. — 44 Weiss St., Topton — Academic — Bond 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Soccer Mgr. 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3; Vis- ual Aids 1,2; Closs Ploy 3,4. Fisher, Lynn N. — 18 Washington St., Top- ton — Commercial — Visuol Aids Club 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2,3. Fisher, Peggy A. — 114 Home Ave., Top- ton — Commercial — Class Ploy 3; F.H.A. 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Class V. Pres. 4; Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper Club 3; Trocer Staff 4. Frederick, Ruth E. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — General Academic -- F.H.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 2,4. Gambler, Wilhelmina L. — Box 129-A, Fleetwood R.D. 1 — Academic — Photog- raphy Club 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 1; Tracer Staff 4. Geiger, Gory W. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Industrial Arts — Soccer 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Wrestling 4; Vorsity Club 2,3,4. Geist, Bonnie L. — Mertztown — Com- mercial — Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3; Hockey 1,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Photography Club 1,2; Bond 1, Bond Front 2,3,4. Gerloch, Barbara A. — Box 191, Topton — Academic — Hockey 1,2,3; Co-Copt. 4; Basketboll 1,2,3; Softboll 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Alter. 1; Chorus 1,2; Band Front 3,4; Deboting Team 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Class Ploy 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Honor Society 2,3, Sec. 4; Tracer Staff 4. Gift, Carol A. - Alburtis R.D. 1 - Com- mercial — F.H.A. 2,3,4; Business Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4. 92 Goll, Annabelle J. — 25 Smith St., Topton — Academic — Hockey 1,2,3, Copt. 4; Basketball 2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leading 1,2,3,4; Band Front 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. Good, Stephony L. — Mertztown R.D. 9 1 — Commercial — Photography Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4. Greiss, Lloyd R. - Alburtis R.D. 1 — Academic (Tronsfer) — Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3. Haas, Borboro A. — Mertztown R.D. 9 1 — Commercial — Student Council 1; Busi- ness Club 1; Service Club 2,3; Honor So- ciety 2,3,4; Tracer Staff 4. Helbert, Brenda A. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Commercial — Chorus 1,2,4; F.H.A. 4. Hellwig, David G. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Industrial Arts — Visual Aids Club 1,2,3,4. Hertzog, Dennis L. — Box 182, Fleetwood R.D. 1 — General Academic — Photog- raphy Club 1,2,3,4; Trocer Staff, Photog- raphy Editor 4. Hertzog, Sandra A. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Commercial — Bond 1,2,3,4; Photog- raphy Club 1; Special Art Club 3; Tracer Staff 4. Hieter, Suzanne E. — 312 Berkley St., Topton — Academic — Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Band Front 2, Heod Majorette 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Basket- ball Mgr. 3; Hockey 1,2,3; Cheerleading 1,2.3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; County Chorus 3,4; Honor Society 2, Treas. 3,4; Class Ploy 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Class Treas. 2,4; Student Council 3,4; Tracer Staff 4. Hilbert, LeRoy J., Jr 27 Ccllowhill St., Topton — Academic — Photography Club 4; German Club 3; Chorus 2; Judo Club 2; Radio Club 1. Hollowbrush, Randy A. — Fleetwood R.D. 1 — Vocational Agriculture — F.F.A. Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Class Ploy 4; Dance Band 1,2,4. Keiser, Diane C. — 53 Washington St., Topton — Commercial — F.H.A 2; Stenog- raphers ' Club 3; Tracer Staff 4. Kemp, Diana M, — 329 Furnace St., Topton — Commercial — F.H.A. 3. Kiernan, Sarah J, — R D, if 1 , Mertztown — Academic — Student Council 1; Class Play 3,4; Tracer Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2. Kistler, Kenneth C. — R.D. 1, Mertz- town — Industrial Arts — Photography Club 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Soccer 1; Baseball 2,3,4. Kistler, Penny K. — 128 Berkley St., Top- ton — Commercial — F.H.A. 3, Sec. 4; Judo Club 2; Dramatics Club 1. Kramer, Adrian Q. — Shamrock Station — Commercial — Visual Aids Club 4; Wrest- tling 4. Kressley, George H. — Mertztown — Commercial — Science Club 1,3; Photog- raphy Club 2; Service Club 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Wrestling 4. Kunkel, Larry W. - 345 N. Fifth St., Allentown — Academic — Class Play 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Bond 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council V. Pres. 3; Class Pres. 2. Lontz, David C. — R.D. 1, Mertztown — Academic — Bond 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Student Council 1,3 Pres. 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Soccer Mgr. 1,2; Baseball Mgr. 1,2; Science Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Journalism 2; Tracer Staff 4. Lantz, Mary A. — R.D. i l, Mertztown — Academic — Chorus 1,2; Journalism 1,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Tracer Staff 4. Lesher, James D. — Box 34, Topton — In- dustrial Arts — Closs Play 3,4; Photog- raphy Club 1,2,3; Tracer Staff 4. Lessig, Sue A. — R.D. I Macungie — Academic — Class Play 3,4; Journalism, Editor 3; Dramatics Club 3; Chorus 3,4; Tracer Staff, Art Editor 4. (North Hogers- town) Art Service 1,2; G.I. A. 1; Chorus 1,2. Luckenbill, Judy L. — 90 Franklin St., Top- ton — Academic — Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3, Co-Capt. 4; Softball 1,2,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bond Front 2, Capt. of the Colorguord 3,4; County Chorus 1,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Debating Team 2,3,4; Tracer Staff, Literary Editor 4. Mabry, James D, — R.D. 9 1, Mertztown — Academic — Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bond 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; County Chorus 1,2; Vorsity Club 2,3,4; Radio Club 1; Honor Society 4; Class President 3,4. Mabry, Mary E. — R.D. 1, Mertztown — Commercial — Photography Club 1; Service Club 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Hockey Mgr. 1,3; Softball 1; Class Plo y 4; Tracer Staff 4. Mock, Carol A. — 61 Centre Ave., Top- ton — Academic — Hockey 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Cheerlead- ing 1,2, Capt. 3, Varsity Club 3,4; Honor 93 Society 2,3,4; Mojorette 2,3,4; Bond 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 1; Dra- matics Club 1; Chess Club 2; Special Art 3; Debating Team 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Class V.-Pres. 2; Tracer StofF 4. Mortin, Thomas R. — R.D. 1, Alburtis — Academic — Bio-Geography Club 1; Judo Club 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Class Treas. 3; Class Play 3,4; Dramotics Club 3; Tracer Staff 4; Honor Society 4; Wrestling 4; Band Front, Drum Major 3,4; Student Council, V.-Pres. 4. Maurer, Richard L. — 730 Turner St., Allentown — General Academic — Photog- raphy Club 4; Basketball 1; German Club 3; Bio-Geography 1; Chess Club 2; Chorus 2; Journalism 3. Meek, Sandra A. — R.D. 1, Mertztown — Commercial — Photography Club 1; Service Club 2; Stenographers ' Club 3; Tracer Staff 4; Student Council 4; Class Play 4; Softball Mgr. 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 4. Merkel, Patricia A. — R.D. 1, Mertz- town — Commercial — Photography Club 1,2; Chorus 4; F.H.A. 4. Miller, Barbara E. — Fleetwood R.D. 1 — Academic — Class Play 4; Band Front 3,4; Tracer Staff 4; Hockey 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Photography Club I; Decorators ' Club 2; County Chorus 1 . Miller, Glenn L. — 205 Franklin St., Top- ton — Academic — Soccer 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Journalism 1; Varsity Club 4; Baseball 1,4; Class Play 3,4; Honor Society 2,3 Pres. 4. Miller, Lorry P. - Alburtis R.D. 1 - General Academic — Baseball 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Soccer 4; Science Club 2; Dra- matics Club 3,4. Minnich, Kerry A. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Industrial Arts — Chorus 1,2; Photog- raphy Club 1,2; Science Club 1. Moyer, Bonita J. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Commercial — F.H.A. 3,4; Tracer Staff 4. Moyer, Larry C. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Academic — Visual Aids Club 1,2,3,4; Journalism 3. Oswald, Bryon R. — Fleetwood R.D. 1 — Commercial — Science Club 3. Oswald, Mary L. — Fleetwood R.D. ii I — Commerciol — Business Club 1; F.H.A. 2, 3,4. Oswald, Robert L. — 301 Weiss St., Top- ton — Industrial Arts — Baseball 2,4; Bond 1,2,3,4; Visual Aids Club 1,2,3,4. Parsons, Mary A. — Alburtis R.D. 1 — Commercial — Business Club 1; F.H.A. 2; Stenographers ' Club 3; Tracer Staff 4. Patterson, Christine — feox 150, Fleetwood R.D. 1 — Academic — Band Front 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Photography Club 2; Spe- cial Art 3; Varsity Club 4; Honor Society 3,4; Tracer Staff 4. Pounder, Michael A. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Academic — Wrestling 4; Honor Society 3,4; Baseball 4; Class Ploy 3,4. Reichert, Dorine F. — Alburtis R.D. 1 — Commerciol — F.H.A. 2; Stenographers ' Club 3; Tracer Staff 4. Reifmger, David J. — 116 Smith St., Topton — General Academic — Basketball 1; Soc- cer 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Dance Band 2,3,4; Wrestling 4. Reinert, Brighton P. — Alburtis R.D. 1 — Industrial Arts — Band 1; Photogrophy Club 1; Wrestling 4; Soccer 1. Reppert, Linda L. — Shamrock Stotion — Commercial — Softball 1; Service Club, Pres. 2; Journalism 1; Class Pres. 2; Jour- nalism 1; Class Ploy 4; Chorus 3,4; Spe- cial Arts 3; Class Sec. 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Tracer Stoff, Typing Editor 4. Rhoads, Barry J. — Mertztown R.D. I — Industrial Arts — Bond 1,2,3,4; Tracer Staff 4. Rohrboch, Donald L. — 26 Weiss St., Top- ton — Industrial Arts — Photogrophy 1,2; Science Club 4. Sanders, Charles M. — 124 Weiss St., Topton — Commerciol — Wrestling 1,2,4; Soccer 2; Bond 1,2,3; Science Club 3,4. Sanders, Janet R. — 29 Keller St., Top- tos — Commercial — F.H.A. 2,3,4; Band Front 2,3,4. Sawyer, Starr — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Acodemic — Hockey 1,2; Softball 1,2; Dromatics Club 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Tracer Staff 4. Schoppell, Cynthia D. — 47 Smith St., Topton — Commercial — Chorus 1; Library 3. Schauer, Brand H. — 325 Penn St., Top- ton — General Academic — Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Journalism 1; Student Council 4; Chorus 4; Class Ploy 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Visuol Aids Club 2; Trocer Staff 4. Scheffler, Sharon J. — Alburtis R.D. 1 — Commercial — F.H.A. 2,3,4. 94 Scheldt, Feryl C. — Fleetwood R.D. — General Academic — Visual Aids Club 1,2; Science Club 3; Tracer Staff 4. Scheirer, Barry D. — 28 Spruce St., Top- ton — General Academic — Baseball 1,2, Capt. 3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Trocer Staff 4. Scheirer, Mary J. — Alburtis R.D. 1 — Commercial — F.H.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 4. Schofer, Barbara A. — 311 Franklin St., Topton — Academic — Bond 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; Basketball Mgr. 1; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Cheerleading 3; Dramatics Club 2; Journalism 3; Art Club 3; Tracer Staff 4. Schuler, Donald J. — Mertztown — Aca- demic — Radio Club 1; Chess Club 2; Vis- ual Aids Club 3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Tracer Staff 4. Schuler, Thomas F. — Mertztown — Aca- demic — Radio Club I; Chess Club 2; Visual Aids Club 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Tracer Staff 4. Sechler, Stephany R. — 115 Smith St., Topton — Academic — Chorus 1,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soft- boll 1,2; Dance Band 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Class Ploy 3,4; Tracer Staff 4. Seidel, Russell W. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Vocational Agriculture — F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Shade, Phyllis V. — Fleetwood R.D. 1 Commercial — Business Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4. Shaner, Terry L. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Commercial — Wrestling 2,3; Service Club 4; Visual Aids Club 1,2. Snyder, Marlene M. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Commercial — Bond 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Dance Bond 4; F.H.A. 2,4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 2,4; Tracer Staff 4. Stauffer, Michael L. — 41 Keller St., Top- ton — Acodemic — Band 1,2,3,4; County Band and Orchestra 1,2,3,4; District Bond and Orchestra 2,3,4; State Bond 2; State Orchestra 3; Mid-East All-Star Band 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,3,4; Basketball 2; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3; Class Play 3. Sunday, Robert E. — Mertztown R.D. jf: 1 — Vocational Agriculture — F.F.A. 1,4, Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3; Wrestling 2,3,4. Trexler, Amy L. — 408 S. Home Ave., Topton — Academic — Hockey 1,3,4; Var- sity Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Art Club 1,2; Bond 1,2,3; Class Ploy 3,4. Trollinger, Beverly A. — Mertztown — Commercial — Band 1,2; Service Club 2; Stenographers ' Club 3; Student Council 1; Tracer Staff 4. Turner, Ronald P. — Box 162 Fleetwood R.D. 1 — Academic — Photography Club 1,2; Audio Visual 3,4. Unger, Alicia E. — Alburtis R.D. 1 — Academic — Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Chorus 1,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Journalism Club 3; Dramatics and Debating 1; Chess 2. Van Syckle, Robert D. — 472 Barrymore St., Phillipsburg N.J. — Academic — Bond 1,2,3,4; Dance Bond 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Soccer 1,2; Wrestling 4; Dramatics Debating 2,3; Trocer Staff 4. Wagner, Suzanne G. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Academic — Band 1,2,3,4; Donee Band 3,4; Hockey 1,2,3; Softball Mgr. 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1; Tracer Staff 4. Webb, Karen A. — 10 N. Main St., Top- ton — Commercial — Chorus 1,2,3,4; Service Club 1,2,3.4; Tracer Staff, Business Manager 4. Weller, Carl L. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Vocational Agriculture — F.F.A. 1,2, Presi- dent 3, Vice President 4. Wendling, Franklin H., Jr. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Commercial — Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Fly Tying Club, Vice Pres. 1; High-Y-Club 2. Werst, Potty Jane — Mertztown — Aca- demic — Bond 1,2,3,4; Dramatics De- bating Club 1,3; Chorus 1,2; Photography Club 2; Class Play 3,4; Tracer Staff. Wittmon, Barry L. — Mertztown R.D. 1 — Commercial — Soccer 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Visual Aids 1,2; Varsity Club 3. Ziegler, Connie S. — 55 Washington St., Topton — Commercial — Band 1,2,3,4; Service Club 1; Stenographers ' Club 3; Tracer Staff 4. Ziegler, Harold P. - Alburtis R.D. 1 — Commercial — F.B.L.A. 4; Science Club 1; Visual Aids Club 4. Zuber, George L. — Fleetwood R.D. 1 — Vocational Agriculture — F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. 95