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

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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

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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.

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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