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

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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

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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

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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