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

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LINDA R. KELLER Academic In every senior class there is one person everyone remembers and we ' ll never forget Kel. Whether she was being teased by members of her class or found handcuffed in the prison, she always wore that smile. No other student ever ' studied Biolog) ' (student teachers) more critically than Kel. This should, how- ever, aid her in her future plans which include becoming a Biology ' teacher. LARRY G. KERN Industrial Arts Kern ' s great ability in sports won him numerous varisty letters throughout his high school years. The soccer team will never be the same without him. Among other activities, he enjoyed snipe hunting. The girls found his sweet smile and pleasant personality hard to resist. For Larry,the future holds enlistment in the United States Marines. fr ■ w NANCY A. KISTLER Academic If Nancy wasn ' t eating, or giggling, she was trying, in vain, to win a game of tic-tac-toe. In addition to being Frightfully British in the Jimior Class Play, and a great basketball player, she was an asset to the literary staff of this Tracer. Kutztown State prepare yourself for an engertic, fun-loving student who ' s about to descend on your tranquil campus. WAYNE H. KLINE Academic If Kliney wasn ' t pitching a shut-out in gym, he was scoring a home run on that baseball diamond near his home. Was it his Pennsylvania Dutch that helped him in his four-year study of German? Though quiet around girls, he always spoke loudly in Math class. Already a veteran of the working corps, we ' re sure he ' ll succeed in whatever profession he chooses. 28

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GLENN R. HOUPTLEY Industrial Arts A quiet, but helpful Industrial Arts major, Glenn was always willing to offer his wood-working talents for the benfit of the class. If you ever needed anyone to show a movie or run the tape recorder you could always depend on Glenn. Since Glenn minored in Home Economics in his Senior year, K.P. dut ' in the future sliould be a snap. MARTIN VV. JOHNSON Academic Marty was an excellent student and proved his dependability in various school activities. His performance as an old lady in the Senior Class Play drew a standing room only corwd and had everyone in stitches. He displayed his musical talents in ever ' conceivable band and chorus group. Marty plans to attend Kutz- town State College and major in elementary education. KATHLEEN M. KEHM Business -- Secretarial The piece and quiet would have been torture for our teachers witliout Kathy. She had a wild sense of humor and a voice to match. She passes her spare time by flirting and driving around in her ' 57 Ford. A little persuasive at times, she was supposedly able to talk anybody into or out of anything. Kathy is headed for secretarial work. DANIEL J. KEIM Academic Danny , a member of tlie red head club, will always be remembered as a class clown. One of his favorite jokes was turning the tliermostat to Hot in Mr. Readingcr ' s room. He sersed the school as a member of the student council for two years and aided the class in many of its projects. His future plans included the ser ' ice or the field of electronics. 27

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ARLAN K. KROCK Industrial Arts Small, but miglit ' is the best possible way to describe Krockie. As a Varsity- Wrestler, he proved that it is pos- sible to lose 23 pounds in one season and maintain enough strength to win his matches. Arlan was always willing to work for tlie class and his help was greatly appreciated. After graduation, he intends to join tlie Army where he will learn a trade. DONALD P. KUNKEL Industrial Arts Kunks was commonly found with a certain girl in and out of school. He was a member of the WTestling team and the vice president of the service club. In his spare time, Donald enjoyed working with wood and in the futiure he would like to go in the trucking business. MARIE L. KURONTI Business -- Clerical Marie, alias Ringo, was our most enthusiastic Beatle fan. She loved to read or talk about the Beatles and hoped to meet Ringo Starr someday. She was an active member of the F.H. A. and held the position of song leader in her senior year. Her willingness to help others will prove invaluable to her as a social worker. JOANNE C. LESHER Busiress -- Secretarial Joarme extended her secretarial talents to die senior class by typing much of this yearbook. She and the other girls worked tirelessly to meet the deadlines. Lesh sang in tlie special choir as well as the mixed and the girls ' choruses and took part in the Junior and Senior class plays. Her ambition is to become a receptionist. 29