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

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FERYL R. GRIM Academic Crimmy , who spends most of his time golfing at Rich- Maiden, drives a hot plumbing truck. He ' s the man to see if you want to rent a water pistol, or need someone to collect props, and clean up the stage after play practice. With plent ' of ideas on how to get-rich-quick, he ' ll make a successful Certified Public Accountant. CHRISTINE E. HAAS Academic Tina was famous for soliloquies on effective reducing diets. She was the only girl in the class who could understand Physics, and she did equally well in ever ' other class. She had a portable Biolog) ' lab in her purse and a refrigerator full of bacteria cultures, bu t her hard work will make her an excellent nursing student at Reading Hospital. JESSICA A. HEATER Business -- Secretarial If you ever needed a folk singer,, Jessi was the girl to see. She performed in several school assemblies and fascinated her audience every time. Among her many other talents is dancing. In school, she is a member of the stenographers club and the chorus groups. Jessi ' s background as a commercial student will undoubtedly aid her in the future as a secretary. NORTON L. HEIST Academic Norty could usually be found dropping a Mulligen at his favorite golf course, Rich-Maiden and as his golf ball gently flew into the quarry, Norty ' s shrill cry could be heard -- You Reek! His interest in science prompted him to join the Brandy- wine Science Club every year. His future plans include attending Kutztown State CoUege. 25

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GLORIA K. GOOD Business -- Clerical Toots had the most innocent smile in Brandywine. Although she appeared to be quiet and shy, as a hall patrol she defied the seventh grade stampedes and kept fellow seniors in line. Gloria began preparing for her future career early by attending Beauty School in Allentown. With that background plus cosmetology school, she will make an excellent beautician. WAYNE D. GOULDNER Business -- Clerical Skeeter , a brown haired, brown eyed lad, had a real wild sense of humor, but revealed a serious side when sticking up for his rights. He played the perfect Frenchman in our Junior Class play and displayed a terrific talent for dancing. Wayne ' s future plans include becoming a cosmetology teacher. VALERIE GRAZIANO General Academic Val played the perfect French girl in our Junior class play. Although she attended Brandywine only two years, she had many friends. The combined efforts of Val and Marjean greatly enlarged our class treasury and encouraged other seniors to sell candy, class play ads, and a number of other items. Our best wishes go with her in whatever she does after graduation. DANIEL J. GREISS Academic Danny , a member of the Brandywine Science Club, will long be remembered for his witty remarks. Although he appeared to be one of the quieter members of the class, his personality changed when someone started talking about motor- cycles, or cars. He participated in the Senior band and was selected for the brass ensemble and dance band. Danny plans to follow in his father ' s footsteps as an electrician. 24

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LEONARD P. HELLWIG Industrial Arts Lenny was an ardent golf fan and had an active interest in hunting. He displayed his musical talents in the school band for four years and contributed his services to the audio-visual club. After graduation, Lenny would like to attend conservation school. (Til WILLIAM W. HERBERT Vocational Agriculture Bill was one of Brandywine ' s most dedicated F.F. A. members. He held an office in the club for three out of the four years of his membership, and offered his services whenever they were needed. His present interest in dairy farming will surely aid him in the future when he owns and operates his own dairy farm. LARRY D. HOCH Business -- Clerical Moe , who was always willing to contribute original, humorous comments to any class, was usually heard before he was seen. Business Law would never have been the same witliout him. His favorites pastimes were camping (as a Boy Scout) and drinking (Wert ' s Beverages). Moe is sure to be a success in the future at Business School and in the Navy. PRESTON J. HOCH Industrial Arts Hoch , proud owner of a roaring red ' 52 Ford, was the tallest member of the Senior Class and tlie BHS Basketball team. As a member of die Senior boys Home Ec. class, Preston displayed a real flair for cooking and sewing. If you ' re not a blond, you may want to ask him. Is it true blonds have more fun? After graduation, he intends to enlist in the Navy.