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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1967 volume:

T ' ; k r - ' .. — ••  -«p a i g tia« V . « - ' i y?;. ' TRACER 1967 Brandywine Heights Area High School Topton. Pennsylvania Vol. XI CONTENTS Foreword 3 Dedication 4 Administration and Faculty 5 Seniors 15 Underclassmen 41 Sports 59 Activities 75 Supplement Divider 93 I FOREWORD You are about to gaze through something new, something original. You are about to look at a different sort of book— the ' 67 Tracer. You are about to see photos of our athletes during both the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. You are about to see our various organizations at work in both successful and not-so-successful endeavors, in and out of school. You are about to see our faculty and administration at work, as 700 students see them each day. You are about to see shots of classroom discussions and lectures which are all unrehearsed and unplanned. These ideas, together with countless others, present you with an accurate picture of our school as it exists day after day— not just the happiest, glossiest moments of these days, but also several of the more unhappy moments. The theme of our Tracer is The Crossroads of Life. which is very self-explanatory, and we use it in a stunning, exciting way. Prepare yourself, for you are going to gaze at something original. We present you a different sort of book. We present you the ' 61 Tracer. ._i2! A DEDICATION Thanks to Mr. Youse. who has guided our footsteps to the crossroads, we are ready and willing to take the big step— a step into the future. Few instructors have ever contributed so great- ly to build a class which is not only mentally and physically alert, but also morally straight. Through his lectures as our senior high cultures instructor, he helped us to understand not only ourselves, but also those around us. His sugges- tions and advice as a senior class advisor helped to make successes out of our undertakings. Mr. Youse ' s qualities do not stop in the class- room, but continue on to the athletic field, where he has served as one of Bullets ' most successful athletic counsellors. W hether in the classroom or on the athletic field, he has helped more than any other individ- ual to shape our character. Before taking our big step forward, the senior class, especially the staff of the Tracer, would like to pause momentarily to dedicate the 1967 Tracer to Mr. Larry Youse. f I. I ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, STAFF Mr. Ayres. our high school principal, solves many of the problems which arise. Our supervising principal. Mr. Merkel. briefs the school secretaries C. Gambler and J. Schofer OUR ADMINISTRATION WORKS TODAY, PLANS FOR TOMORROW Mrs Heiter. carries out work of Mr. Ayres. Our administration is probably the busiest crew in the entire school. Whether filling out late passes or rearranging study halls, its members have always proved themselves worthy of their positions. Mr. Herbein. assistant supervising principal, comtemplates his plans for the day 1 — Our school board consisting of Allen B. Romig. Henry A. Fegely. Walter W. Hllbert. Paul W. Bond. Harold S. Gressley. Robert C. Fisher. Carrol W. Keller. Charles A. Savidge. James R. Hevalow. and Elwood Heydt. Jr. directs the behind the scene operation. Mrs. Herman. Mrs. DeLong. Mrs Wendell make sure the potatoes don ' t burn. Mrs. Rohrbach checks the money in the cash register I, -, . , . ., „ , , after the lunch period is over. Mrs. Zeigler and Mrs Behringer make sandwiches to eat with their soup. Mrs. Sanders. Mrs Rohrbach. and Mrs. High help prepare the food in our cafete- Mr Acker and Mr Behringer. our janitors, repair the door in the cafeteria. c I EE3 i 2 ' Mrs. Romig gives her students new vocabulary words. Mr. Skinkus takes time out Irom English to be a journalist. Mr. Bucks runs through grammar rules in his Jr. High classes. Mrs Harrison, teaches English literature here Spanish is also one of her courses. LANGUAGE ENHANCES THE SPIRIT AND WARMS THE SOUL Mr. Burkhardt introduces Greek and La- tin roots to his Sr classes Mr Musselman points out the states of Oermanv and their names D  C — ai u Mr Hatzai performs an experiment for the Physics class SCIENCE AND MATH PREPARE US FOR A COMPLEX, MODERN WORLD Mr Matz instructs seniors in Business Math Mr Moll assigns research to his students for biology. Ik? s - | Mrs Bordner demonstrates the use of the compass to make construc- tions for Geometry Mr Miller has his students making draw ings for reference later on Mr. Fenstermacher teaches the new math to his students. I Mr. Hertzog uses slides to add to his course of stu- dy. Mr. Youse acquaints classes of the culture and economics of the US. and other nations Mr. Angstadt. while also a social studies teacher, helps us become safer drivers. Mr. Long points out various areas on the map as he explains part of the history of the U.S. Mr. Schwartz instrurts the newer members of Brandywine about history and geography. SOCIAL STUDIES SHOW PAST MISTAKES. PREVENT FUTURE ONES Mr. Gress explains the fundamentals of balancing a check book BUSINESS-BASE OF OUR NATIONS WEALTH Mr Walton assigns his typists an exercise for practice Miss Zimmerman teaches one of her many units- tumbling ATHLETICS- EXERCISE FOR THE BODY Mr. German not only has gym classes but is a health instructor also. 11 -,4 VOCATIONAL ARTS PROVIDE SKILL IN FARMING, CARPENTRY Mr. Osmun demonstrates the use of the saw to begin a wood project. Mrs. Frantz proves that decorating also a part of homemaking. Mr Dillon solves a problem with his slide rule. Miss Mountz does some touch up work on a garment. Mr Hanosek directs and leaches those who are musically talented Mrs Weisbecker is proud of the finished products of her students. Miss Bieber leads all choral productions at Brandywine. FINE ARTS AND SPECIAL ED. ROUND OUT OUR CURRICULUM Mrs. Nash works hard to produce projects and interesting subjects. p- h wh ' V W- a-e f- «v- a- i th- thi ' th t V ' l „w s- !(7.d i k ' sh J ■ i ■ m , ■ 5 1 ' s . - ' H l r Mrs. DeLong checks the health records of the students. r i Mr Nash offers guidance to those who seek his help Miss Smith controls the many reference materials in our library A V- c-if!Ki jni s Adams . . . Likes driving his ' 56 Ford . . . Lunch and study halls are his favorite subjects Hates short hair on boys . . Adept at all sports, especially soccer . Has interests in the opposite sex - Future plans include working Atlas . . Infinite love of school . . . Roundest member of Hi-Y club . . . Only senior to enroll in three different courses Its up to you . . . Finds stock car races exciting . . Terrific sense of humor Future plans include working. KiVMO.W .VW Emo Widest variety of nicknames at Brandywine . Best- dressed Senior You belter believe It . . . Hobbies include cars, drag rac- ing . . Finds homework a bore . . Sturdy member of Audio-Visual and Hi-Y Clubs Future plans include Art School. l ' SK ' 0V.4SHZ0 LeRoy . . . The Senior Class Clown You re kidding me Remember Captain Treleavan in the Junior Class ria ? Knows every star of the Na- tional Hockey League Tracer Staff Photographer Service Club President Future plans include broadcasting school Jackie . . . Likes girls, drag racing, hunting ... I do what I want, when I want, where I want One of Ar Molls projector operators . - Likes stu- dies in the auditorium . . . Includes working in future plans. •Sr ¥ H!!SW!B B«H  «BWS Pi« W POK ' JS HOK ' - Bortzy . . Quiet, but friendly . . . Enjoys sewing and oil painting . . . Member of colorguard . . . Home Econo- mics Class favorite . . Why . Can be found at home or at Mike ' s . Plans to be secretary as well as housewife. Betz . Efficient class treasurer . . . Finds interest in girls, motorcycles, drag racing . . . You mother bear ' . . . Member of several sports teams . . . Most talented of all seniors in Art . . . Exceptional dresser First-class com- ic . . Future plans include Art career. Nan 1 3 owner of Boyer ' s Junctions streetlight . . Popular cheerleader . Rattled her sabre in band . Talented pianist . . Mrs. Cal- ladine in Senior Class Play Plans to attend Kutztown State College and later to teach math. Humph . . . Whiz at chess . . Active In both class plays . . . Oh yea . . . Found mostly at Charlies house . . . Likes Mechanical Drawing Member of both Chorus and Band Would like to enter into drafting field of Design Technology. DUyMi mcks Tweety Favorite subject— Lunch Drives hot black Plymouth . Fan atic about stock car racing and hunting Really digs school (Ha!) . . . Found either at home or at the races Future plans are undecided . Watch out for Uncle Sam! VMS DA COKKSa Teddi Likes shorthand above all other subjects Ask me if I care Enjoys reading and walking . . . Member of Journalism. F B LA.. F.H.A. . Hates conceited, snobbish people Future includes business school and later marriage DSl OHiH iKSSS. a Debs . . . Petite, chatlery girl Enjoys swimming and basketball games . . Cheers Brandywines winning teams How about that laugh? . . Who cares One of our late majorettes . . . Sleeps, when she doesn ' t eat . . . Will make a big scene in the art world. DCWA Di ' KK Perky . Friendly smile and conta- gious giggle Loves to do the unusual ou know what I mean Dislikes people who brag Prefers studying P. OP to Chemistry Future includes studying nursing at Reading Hospital. Numy . . . Despises homework . . Looks forward to hunting seasons . . . Now sing it . . . Enjoys auto racing and girl watching . . Honorable member of Hi-V Club . Friendly dispo- sition . . . Someday will make an excellent auto mechanic. Janie . . . Good-natured and polite . . . Likes playing and singing Big contributor to class discussions . . Pet peeve is disagreeable people Loves to be around kids . . . Favorite subject is POD -In future, would like to become elementary teacher ..M,L;.y L . ! H-. « (1 Jim . . . One of the reserved members of our class Always ami- able, willing to help Enjoys music, art. and typing Very dependable in homework . Plans to hold an office job in the future 0M. Sl-K Jack . . . Friendly . . Prefers the office to classrooms Ain ' t saying Golfing and hunting are more interesting than school . . . Teachers get in his way . Found at Kutztown Junior High School . . . Shaves regularly? Future is undecided. SDVXHS SDl ijSK Edie ' . . Talkative . Very cooperative to Service Club . Quit knocking my car . . . Spends hours playing guitar Senior Class ' s most dependable gum supply . . . Mixed feelings about Trig Found mostly at home Her future is undecided Bobby ... A sports enthusiast- Baseball, basketball, and soccer . . Interests range from sports to a certain girl . . . Most athletic boy in Senior Class Armed Forces are part of his plans for the future. Flick . . . Dislikes loudmouthed kids You worried? . . . Found mostly in his car . Likes all sports, especially hunting and fishing . . Student Council President Trombone specialist in the band News editor of Bullet Flashes Future holds college and engi- neering MmVQSJSZ Smiley . . . Spent many hours mak- ing sundaes and banana splits at Herman ' s . Don ' t know ... Al- ways willing to assist . Especially ath- letic in basketball and Softball Detests snobs and boasters Future plans include the WACS and marriage. • • R-W MM dAMUSK Howie . . . Brandywine sports hero Constant attempts to fix his ' 38 Chevy . . . Attends Physics Class occa- sionally . . Topton ' s top lifeguard . . Sing it . . Mows at least half of Top tons grass . . . After Electronics School. plans to join the Air Force. PA XKklA vi ' JSV Pat ' . . . Keeps gym classes moving . . . Insatiable hunger for MacDonald ' s hamburgers . . . I ' ll behave . . Seen driving fast in a ' 57 ' Chevy? . . . Talented clarinet player . . Member of Future Homemaking squad . . . Would like to model in the future. Betty Rabbit . . Member of quieter part of Senior Class . . . Whiz at the sewing machine . Oh no Enjoys bowling . Annoyed by the mis- chief and appearance of the Cafeteria , . . Will make a good housewife . . . Future plans include office work. OSSPH HSK ZZOv Joe Reckless carton opener at IGA Renowned hectic Halloween parties Get out of here Spends summer vacations swimming in the mine-holes . Hates old crabby teachers . . Faithful boy scout . . Member of Pep Club Future holds business or art school. Wi: ' X_ ' KJCKiKD HJjCjCS JASS Rick . . Good- looking, impeccably dressed . Remember those pranks in English? . . Leader of the Trojan Slaughter . Success as sports editor Brandywine ' s most respected wrestler . Varsity Club President . . Dislikes conceited girls . . . Future Includes college. lXV ' DS HJjC SK- Butch . Spends spare time work- ing on his car . Smooth baseball player wrong? courses lion for him. . What do you think went , , . Favors Gym above all other . . Member of Hi-Y Organiza Future holds a mechanics job ayDA Houpuey Hop-along . . Famous for crusades against school lunches . . . Likes oil painting . Makes frequent journies to Fleetwood I ' m hungry One of the most reliable members of the Brandywine Chapter of the F H.A. . . Plans marriage or secretarial work af js moyeK Isamoyer . . . Heist ' s No. I grocery boy . . Famed member of notorious 12- 3 shop crew . . . Snappy ' 56 Ford is his pride . . . Made many visits to Maple Grove . . Hunting, fishing are his favorite sports . . . Future plans unsettled. ay-DA kSMP Kempy . . . One of the classes ' skilled beauticians . . Has a constant blonde male companion Are you kidding me? . . Where did all the food get to in Home Economics? . . Enjoys Science class . . . Would like to enter Empire Beauty School. IVA ' k ' V kSMP Kempy . . . Always reaching for that high note in chorus . . Addicted to hot rod magazines . . That ' s up to you . . . Great financier of local bowling alleys . . . Looking forward to MP career in the Armed Forces CK KaS kJSK.XAy Charlie . . . Best description— intel- lectual . . From ghouls and ghosts, and long-legged beasts and things that go bump in the night. Good Lord deliver us . Always a leader in discussions Member of tennis squad . . Future holds elementary teaching. KOK!SK jC£mV Bob . Often found in back room of 207 . . . Great asset to the Senior Band . . . Enthusiastic stamp collector . . Oh well. That ' s life Should be successful chemist Hates long waits for letters Plans college and graduate work. MJCMMX Kays Mike . . . Avid wrestler, tennis, soccer, and basketball player . , Can ' t stand nagging teachers . . Take a twirl . . . Worthy Student Council Trea- surer . . . Enjoys sports cars, girls . . . Found almost explicitly in the company of girls . Future plans include college. Sus . . . Never at a loss for words . - . Always ready for a good argument . . . Oh. yea now! Female Class Clown . . Hobbies include swimming, dancing . . . Vice-president of F.B.L.A. . . . Can be found at the Steak Shop . . . Future— marriage (BffH! ' .! ' i ' ' . ' y-t , i 4-U,- ' J  l ' . ' !if !l l ! V Jan Lively stepper in band front Member of the chorus . Oh no! . . . One of the itiost polished tnembers of the Clerical Course . Dislikes way-out hairstyles . . . Favorite subject— POD. . . . Future as sales clerk or secretary. PHjajp ai:SiHkf Flip . . Often found shooting pool Handy with a hammer . . You have got to be kidding . . Lists shop as his favorite subject . . . Good in sports, especially hunting . . . Most mis- chievous in Senior Class. awA jcuy-DAa Tess . . Fun-loving exchange student from Sweden Enjoys riding horses and playing in sports . . Active m Folk Singing and Pep Club . . . Aye . . . Known for outspoken opinions . Would like to keep traveling in her future. KU H AUjCjCSK Ruthic Bookkeeping is a snap Usually found on Cherry Street I give up . . Likes to drive into Read- ing .. . Pet peeve is study halls Future includes IBM training or Account- ing School. CHAKi:OZZS . uasK Charlie . Friendly and extremely enthusiastic . . One of the most athlet- ic of our seniors . . Would make a good airline stewardess Yes. That it is . Best actress of Senior Class Future sees studying at Kutztown State College. T e.V. JS PKIXTZ Printz ...LA. Dodger fan? . . . Airplane captain in the Junior Class Play . . . Great dancer . . . Top Senior Class golfer . . . Likes to drive around and look for girls . . . Famous for laughing fits . . . Would like to go to college and study accounting. Geoff . Well rounded in field of music . . . Often found taking candid snapshots . . . Spends much of his time at camp . . . Extraordinarily courteous . . . R-i-g-h-t ■ . . . Active in both Hi-Y and Pep Clubs . . . Plans on going to college and becoming accordion teacher. Gapper Most athletic girl Attends practically all school functions Who has gum . . . Dislikes school lunches . . Member of chorus, choir, color guard Participated in Junior Class Play In future, would like to be office worker. srsrusy ksjxk kd Shotgun ... A faithful Class President . . Did he love Chemistry? . . . Can be seen clowning around or arguing with Mr B . Donnerwetter . . . Major Rumbold . . . Active in several sports . Future includes teaching English, acting, or writing. HHKIHm KS.KWSV Babs . . . Enjoys wild parties . . . Has a distinguishing laugh . Swinging dancer . . . Did she really like school lunches? . . . Oh. shut-up once . , . One of the best typists around . . Plans to be a beautician. jgyg ?? ' ' ' ' . ' ; ' . ' W ' w  ' i ' w Judy . . . Loves dancing and knows all the latest steps . . . Successful president of F B.L.A. ... A well-spoken Junior Miss . . ' I ' m so confused . . Dislikes being treated as a child . . . Would like to marry and become mother of many. Kose KeppsKz Rosey . . . Always bubbling over with enthusiasm . . . Usually found at Landis Store . . . Carried the state flag in the band . . . Do you know what I mean? . . . Hates pushy people . Would like to enter college and become a medical secretary KOy KOMm CH Roy Capable president of F.F.A. Likes cars . . I ' m hungry . . . Spends a lot of time on Henningsville Hill Prefers Vo-Ag to Art . . Famous for two front teeth . Future plans include working on his fathers farm. sue KOHmACH Pixanne . Nimble-fingered typist Found anywhere where there ' s a pool table . . Well-rounded musician ... No end to extra-curricular activities . . . Invaluable as Class Secretary . . . Dislikes nosy individuals . . . Enjoys reading, knitting . . . Should be huge success as a secretary. Mike . Renowned editor of Bullet Flashes . Found on basketball court or challenging Mr B Profound fol- lower of Batman Those are the breaks . . . Most likely to succeed . . . Class vice-president . . . Future plans include college and perhaps the ministry. Speedy Gonzalez . . . Hard to beat at wrestling . . . Loves racing, shooting pool . . Remember Latin? . . That ' s weird . J D? . . . Likes tennis, hunting, dislikes liars . . . Plans to go to college in Williamsport . Would like to be Automotive Technician. ZfKKy SCHMJ3SK Schaeffer . . . Well-rounded individ- ual ... Likes camping, scouting . . Usually found roaming through Kutztown . . . Member of Hi-Y and Fly Tying Clubs . . . Th-th-that ' s all ... Pet peeve is people . . Favorite course is Shop . . Future plans undecided. ( S mk H.AKoct scmppea Mouse . . . Ham radio operator . . . Found mostly above his father ' s hardware store . . . You fool . . Likes Mechanical Drawing . . . Concentrates mostly on tennis . . . Pet peeves with certain people . . . Future includes entering into Electrical Engi- neering Scheffler . . . Owner of a cool ' 57 ford . . Loves to dance . . . Loses appetite in cafeteria Yeah, any- how . . Member of Pep Club. Chorus . Favorite subject— Office Pranctice Future includes traveling to England. KAKSy SiHAPPSa Polly . Active as majorette in BHS Band . . Mr. Grady ' s charmer . . . Don ' t act so dumb . . . Dislikes snob- by people . . Pool shark . . . Turner ' s sweetheart . Member of many musical organizations . . . Future includes further education. M |;MiMjji,,N aajM ' Chuckles . . Indispensable band and chorus constituent . . . I ' m bored Active in both Junior and Senior Class Plays . . Class flirt . School lunches annoy her . . . Would like to enter Cosmetology School. DfliOKiM SCMOeDCSK Deb . Tracer Editor-in-Chief . Most likely to succeed La Norris on Stage? . Oh boy . Famous for crash diets Hates dull weekends Member of possibly every activity at Brandywine . . Will undoubtedly make excellent nurse jU. £ S. UZM ■June Brandywine ' s most petite girl You ' re kidding . . . Enjoys cooking and sewing . . . Usually found at home or In Dryville . . Conceited people don ' t appeal to her . . Likes History Future Includes a secretarial job. Cyndy Active In every music department from accompanist to band Outstanding cheerleader and Pep Club member . That was a funny Likes studying for tests? Found mostly at school Plans on college, majoring in Home Economics L ' JK ' Oi ' SSM ' KT Selb . . Hates to be alone with nothing to do . The pain and the agony! . . . Drummer in our band . Rates History No. I among her favorite subjects Elsie In the Senior Class Play . . Future in Business School. CMKJSVjyS WMUUy Boobie . . . Always found near food . . . Loves cooking . . . Hates boys with long hair . . . Finds Gym to her liking . . . Member of Miss Bieber ' s Singing Corps . . . I ' m hungry . . . States her future plans as marriage. susny srjuJJSK Susie . . . Adept at many sports . . Fond of dancing . . . Spends free time looking for a ' 63 green Plymouth, and a black cycle . . . Doesn t like school lunches . . . Likes office practice work . . Would like to visit Paris. KOeSKV WASMSUKV Washy Active in soccer, base- ball, wrestling, and Varsity Club . . . Favorite subject is History . . . You got- ta be kidding . Found mostly at the Lutheran Home In the future, would like to be a heavy equipment operator. 0£;iWS WSBSH The Great White Hunter . . . Likes hunting, wrestling . . . Can be found driving through Topton Feels Bran- dywine ' s testing facilities are poor . . . You must be kidding . . . Likes Art. feels indifferent toward Chemistry . . . Future plan is work. DAVJV IVeJXSK Dave . . . Active, hardworking member of F.F.A. . . Too busy for hob- bies - . . You ' re pulling my leg . . Feels that Art class is unappealing . . . Likes to work on cars . . Future plans include enlistment in US Army. 28 ' mm ffmmmmmmmirm Fred . . . Her hobby is drawing . . . Pet peeve is Chemistry . . . Home is where she can be found . . . Favorite subject is History . . . One of our Color Guards . . . Mrs. Spencer in Junior Class Play . . . Would like to be an interior decorator. Wigs . . . Can ' t stand conceited clinks . . . More or less . . . Popular in Home Economics Dept. . . . Loves sewing . . . Found at Keith Knitting Mills . . . Sly. witty sense of humor . . . Future includes marriage and office job. SJK : UV£CSK JJJ Earl . . . Loves racing, especially model cars . . . One of BH ' s big. ugly wrestlers . . . Favorite subject is art . . . Found mostly at Topton Raceway . . . Noted for exceptional dry wit . . . Plans for future include Electronics Technology. LENA VISITS AMERICA Class Cuties Linda and Raymond Most Popular Debbie and Rick i V IBt Km Most Athletic J ' jfH m H ' Connie and Bob jfl 1 h Best All Around 30 Class Clowns iBMBSOsaoMttnraoaBHH w Nancy and Rick Su izanne and LeRoy Class Flirts Donna and Mike Class Officers Steve Pres. Mike V. Pre Sue Sec. Dennis Treas. Best Karen Best in Music Cyndy and Robert Debbie and Denni: FLIGHT INTO DANGER I assure you the wild party is not from this compart- ment ' You play rough. 1 think those two are plotting against us. 1 jn «% 1 iil l 1 fm 1 ■ AM tl ,. CAST George Spencer Mike Kline Stewardess Charlotte Miller Dr. Baird Mike Romig Mrs. Foster Debbie Schoedler Mr. Foster Charles Kiernan Mr. Maine Geoff Nichols Miss Williams Donna Derr Margo Judy Rhode Cathy Debbie Cressman Jane Karen Schappell Helen Cyndy Schofer First Officer Robert Flicker Captain Dennis Printz Controller Steve Reinhard Ticket Agent Barbara Remaley May Spencer Frieda Wolf Switchboard Operator Donna Schmoyer Harry Burdick Neal Gambler Captain Treleaven LeRoy Ashton Loudspeaker and Radio Voices Connie Rauenzahn ' Everybody looks so friendly. ' Doctor, please Id rather fly this airplane myself ' Poor guy just couldn ' t handle his drinks . ' Yes. this is a tough crossword puzzle. ' Don ' t look now. but someone ' s hiding behind the lamp! THE RED HOUSE MYSTERY ' I ' m in with the in crowd CAST Mark Ablett David Lehr Robert Ablett David Lehr Angela Norbury Donna Schmoyer Mrs. John Norbury Cynthia Schofer Matthew Cayley Charles Kiernan Betty Calladine Debbie Cressman Mrs. John Calladine Nancy Breidegam Major Rumbold Steve Reinhard Bill Beverly Glenn Fisher Ruth Morris Debbie Schoedler Anthony Gillingham Mike Romig Audrey Stevens Karen Schappell Elsie Wood Carol Seibert Mrs. Stevens Rose Marie Reppert Inspector Birch Bob Flicker Joe Turner Roger Brensinger Oh. well. I don ' t really like boys anyway. Actually. I as tough as look. m not I Nancy L Breidegam; RD I Box ' i. Fleetwood. Penna Chorus— I. 2. 3. 4; Band Front— 2. 3. 4: Captain Col- orguard— 4; Barbershop— 2. 3. 4: Choir— 2. 3. 4; Ac- companist- 1 . 2. 3. 4: Jr F H A-l (President). F T.A. —2 (Historian): Pep Club— 3: Student Council— 4: Tracer Staff— 4; Hockey- h Softball— I; Checrleading— 2. 3. 4; Attended ' 66 Keystone Girls ' State: Dance Band— 2. 3. 4: Honor Society— 2. 3: Treasurer— 4: Class Play- 3, 4. Newspaper Staff— 4 (Feature Editor). Roger A Brensinger: R D — I Mert:town. Penna Chorus-2. 3. 4: Band-I. 2. 3: Hi-Y-I. i: Chess Club —2: Pep Club— 4: Class Play— 4: Crew— 3: Commence- ment Band— 3 Dwight X ' Bucks: 4 North Main Street. Topton. Penna. Stage Crew— 3. 4: Hi- — 3. 4: Model Club— I : Audio Visual-2. Charles W. AdamS; Barto R P I Penna Hi-Y— I. 3. 4: Printing Club-2 Theda L. Correlh Box 540-A. RP I Mertitown. Penna. F.B.L.A.-3. 4: F-H.A--3: Joumalism-4 Larry E. Adams. 1ert:town R P = I Penna. F.F A-l. 2. 3 Raymond G Amig: Mertztown RP = I Penna. Basketball- 1: Visual Aid Club- I. 2. 3: Model Club— I: Intramurals— I : Chorus— I. 2: Printing Club— 2. 4: Hi -4 Peborah S Cressman: 14 E Smith Street. Topton. Penna FT A-l. 2: Pep Club— 3. President— 4. Cheerleading LeRoy F shton: Lutheran Home Topton. Penna Basketball manager— 2: Service Club— 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Club— 3; Newspaper Staff— 4: Tracer Staff— 4; Service Club President— 4 Albert L. Benjamin; Alburtis R P = I Penna Model Club— I: Audio isual Club— 3. 4: Stage Crew— 3. 4- Pennis P Beti: Wrt:town R P I Penna Model Club— I: Chorus— I. 2. Printing— 2. Audio Visu- al Club— 2. 3. 4: Class Treasurer- 2. 3. 4: Student Council— T: Basketball— I. Poris E BortZ: 2 Haas Street. Topton. Penna. Jr. F.H.A— I: Debate Assembly— I: Sr F H A— I. 2. 3. 4: Color guard— 3. 4: Usherette— 3 Robert P Flicker Mertztown R.D I Penna. Band— I, 2. 3, 4: Dance Band— 2. 3. 4; Student Direc- tor-4. Basketball- 1. 2, Baseball- 1. 2. Chorus- 1. 4; Ensemble— 2. 3. 4; Student Council— 4; Commence- ment Band— 3, 3; Audio Visual Club— 3; Model Club -h Printing Club-2i Class Play-3. 4: Tracer Staff —4; Newspaper Editor— 4. Robert P Fogelman: 327 E Weiss Street. Topton. Penna Baseball- 1. 2. 3, 4 Soccer- 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball-!. 2. 3; Boys Athletic Club- 1. 2. 3. 4 Stage Crew-3. 4; Audio Visual Club— I. 2; Printing— 3. 4. Neal J Gambler; I 19 Home Street. Topton. Penna. Baseball-2. i. Soccer- 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball- 1 . 2. i. Varsity Club— 3. 4; Printing Club— 2: Fly Tying Club— I. — I. 2. 3. 4; Majorette— I. 2. 3. 4; Journalism— I. 2. 3. A: Editor— h Art Editor; Tracer Staff— 4; Art Editor; Hockey- 1, 2; Chorus- I. 2; Jr. Class Play— 3; Sr. Class Play— 4; Class Secretary— I. 2. Nancy J. Geist; 10 South Home Avenue. Topton. Penna. Softball- 1; Basketball-2; Chorus- 1. 2. 3; Band- 1; Journalism— 4; Service Club— 3. 4; Hockey— I ; Usherette -3. 4. Leonard T DeLong; Mertztown R.D. I Penna Basketball- 1; Model Club- 1; Stage Crew-3. 4; Hi-Y -4 Patricia A. Geist; 10 South Home Avenue. Topton. Penna Jane E Dengler; R D I. Mertztown Penna Chorus— I. 2. 3. 4; Barbershop— 2. 3. 4; Choir— 2. 3. 4; Jr F.H.A.-I; F.T.A.-2. 3. 4; Joumalism-4; Quill and Scroll— 4; Tracer Staff— 4. Donna L Derr; Alburtis R D « I Penna Chorus- I. 2. 3. 4; Barbershop-2; FT A. 2; Pep Club —3. 4; Jr. F.H.A — I; Quill and Scroll— 4; Journalism— 4; Jr. Class Play-3 James D. Dry; R D. I. Mertztown Penna. Hi-Y- 1. 3; Visual Aid Club-2. 4; John L. Eck; Mertztown R.D. I Penna Golf Team-2. 3. 4; Gold Club-4; Hi-Y- 1; Stage Crew -3. 4 Edythe Edinger; I I 3 Cherry Street. Topton. Penna Band— I. 2. 3; Chorus— 4; Journalism— 4; Service Club —3. 4; Dance Band— 3; Commencement Band— 3. Wicky L. Kemp; Albums R D = I Penna Chorus-I. 2, 3, A. Hi-l-Club-2. i. 4 Charles B Kiemari; Mertztown R.P — I. Penna. Cross Countr — 3; Tennis— 3. 4, Hi- -Club— I. 3; Chess Club— 2;FT,A— 4; Journalism— 4;World Literature— 3.4. terature— 3. 4. Mike J. Kline; Lutheran Home Topton Penna Soccer-I. 3. 4: Basketball- 1 . 2-. Baseball-I. 2; Wrestling— 3. 4: Tennis— 3. 4; Hi 1 -Club— I: Boys Ath- letic Club — i. Student Council— 4; Treasurer— 4; Class Play-3. Suzanne 1 Kline; 54 E High Street. Topton. Penna. F.B.L.A.— 3; (Treasurer); 4. (Vice President). Cheerleading-I. 2-. Band-I. 2. 3. 4; FH.A.-I. 2. 3, 4; Softball-3. 4 Bett V Haas; R.D = 1. Mertztown. Penna Jr. F.H.A-I; F.B.L A-2; Sr. F.H.A.-2. 3 4; Usherette -3. Joseph L. Hertiog; Mertztown R =1 Penna. Hi- -Club-l; Chess Club-;; Pep Club-4. Robert W. Leiby; RP =1 Box 508. Mertztown. Penna Band— I. 2. 3. 4; Honor Society- 3. 4; Audio Visual Club- 1. 2. 3. 4 (President); Dance Band-2. 3. 4; Student Council— I; Pep Band— 2. 3. 4; Ensemble— 2. 3, 4; Tennis— 3. 4; Commencement Band— 2. 3. Janet k. Levan; Fleetwood R.P. = I. Penna. Library Club— I; Band Front— 2. 3. 4; Chorus— I. 2. 3. 4; Barbershop — 2; Usherette— 2; Service Club— 2. 3. 4. Clyde G- Hilbert; Mertztown R P.  I. Penna. Shop— I. 2. 3. 4; Model Club— I; Chorus-2; Hi-Y-Club -4. Richard P. HillegasS; Lutheran Home Topton. Penna. Soccer-2. 3. 4; U ' restling-I. 2. 3. 4; Journalism— 4; Sports Editor; Bullet Flashes— 4; Boys Athletic Club— 2. 3 (Vice President). 4 (President). Linda L. Houptley; Route I. Fleetwood. Penna Jr. F.H.A.— I; Newspaper Club— 3; Service Club— 4. Lee G. Isamoyer; Fleetwood R P =1 Audio Visual Club— I; Hi- -Club— 4 Linda L. Kemp; Alburtis R.P. = I F.H.A.— I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus-I. Chorus— 2. 3. 4; Color Guard— 4; Choir— 2. 3. 4; Bar- bershop-2. 3. 4; Hockey- 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball- 1 . 2. 3. 4; Softball- 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Play-3. 4; Tracer Staff —4; Journalism— 4; Pep Club— 4; Decorators Club— h Varsity Club-2. 3; Stephen F Reinhardi R « I Macungie. Penna. Pep Club-4; Basketball- 1. 2. Baseball- 1. 2. ■. Class President— 2. 3. 4; Tracer Staff— 4; Chorus— 4; Glee Club-4 Barbara L Remaley; 10 Franklin Street Topton. Penna. Band-I. 2. i. Chorus-I. 2: Service Club- 1. 2. 3 Decorators Club— h Pep Band— 2. 3; Class Play— 3 Commencement Band— 2; Basketball— 2; F B.L.A — 4 Usherette— 4 Phillip J. Litschke: R.D. 1. Alburtis. Penna. Audio Visual Club— h Hi-Y-Club- 4; Stage Crew— 4; Lena H. S. Lundahl; Vaxjo. Sweden. Chorus— 4; Pep Club— 4; Basketball— 4. Charlotte A Miller; R  I. Box 95 Fleetwood. Penna Band Front-2. 3. 4; Hockey-I. 2, 3, 4. Softball-I. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading— I : Chorus— I. 2. 3. 4; Accompanist — I. 2. 3. 4; Choir— 2. 3. 4; Barbershop— 2. i. Class Play-3; Varsity Club-2. 3; F.T.A -2; FHA-h Science Club— 4. Rose M. Repperti Boyertown. R.D. I. Penna F.H.A.-h F.T.A.-2; Pep Club-3. 4; Class Play-3. 4: Color Guard— 4; Journalism— 4; Chorus— I. 2. 3. 4. Judy A. Rhode; R.D. I. Mertztown, Penna FH.A.-I. 2; F.B.L.A.-3. 4. President-4; Chorus-I; Basketball— 2; Creative Writing— 3; Class Play— 3. Roy H. Rohrbach; Mertztown. R.D. I Penna F.F.A.-I. 2. 3. 4. Ruth A. Miller; Mertztown. R.D. I. Penna. Hockey-3; Softball-3, 4; Service Club-3. 4; F. B.L.A. —3; Class Play— 4; Journalism— 4. Geoffrey H Nichols; R.D « I. Alburtis. Penna. Basketball-I. 2; Chorus-I, 2. 3. 4; Class Play-3. 4; HiYClut -2, 3. President— 3; Cross Country— 3. 4; County Chorus— 3. Dennis N. PrintZ; 314 E. Smith Street Topton. Penna Band— I. 2. 3; Commencement Band— 2. 3; Basketball —2; Golf— 2. 3. 4; Class Play— 3; Honor Society— 3. 4. Connie L Rauenzahn; 19 W. Weiss Street. Topton. Penna. karen E. Schappell; 4 E Smith Street. Topton. Penna. Choir— 2. 3. 4; Barbershop— 2. 3. 4: Sr. Band Majorette — I. 2. 3. 4; Class Play- 3. 4 Student Council— 2; Cho- rus—I. 2. 3. 4; Journalism— 4; Pep Club— 3. 4: F T.A — 2; Decorators Club— I : Tracer Staff— 4; Cheerleading- Lmda Scheffler Alburtis R D = I Penna Chorus-4: F.H.A.-h Pep Club-4 Donna K. Schmoyen Mertztown R D = I Penna Band- 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus- 1. 2. 3. 4; Service Club— 2. 3. 4; Decorators Club— I : Pep Band— 2. 3. 4; Class Play— 3. 4: Commencement Band— 2. i. Barbershop— 2. 3. 4: F.B.L.A.-2. Sue SV Rohrbach; 401 Franklin Street. Topton. Penna. Chorus- 1. 2. 3. 4; Band- 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band-2. 4; Dance Band— 2. 3. 4: Choir— 2. 3. 4: Barbershop— 2. 3. 4: Commencement Band— I. 2. 3; Honor Society— 2. 3. 4. Secretary— 4, Basketball— 1 . 2. 3. Tracer Staff— 4; Decorators Club— h Service Club— 2. 3. 4; F.B.L.A.— 2. 3; Class Secretary- 3. 4; FH.A — h Band Vice President— 4i Journalism— 4 Magazine Co-Captain— 3; Magazine Captain— 4. Michael C. Romig; 24 E. Weiss Street. Topton. Penna. Basketball-I. 2. 3. 4; Tennis-3. 4. Chess Club— 2-. Boys Athletic Club— 3. 4; Journalism— 4; Bullet Flashes Staff— 3: Editor in Chief— 4. Class Play— 3. 4: Honor Society— 2. 3. 4. Vice President— 3; President— 4: Class Vice President— 2. 3. 4. Joseph L. Ruhf: R D. = I. Mertztown. Penna Wrestling— I. 2. 3. 4: Service Club— 4: Tennis— 3. Terry L Schaeffer: R.F D. I. Mertztown. Penna. Fly Tving-I; Audio isual Club-2. i. Hi- -Club-4; Tennis — 3. 4. Harold N. Schappell: 206 S Haas Street. Topton, Penna. Audio Visual Club— I. 2. 3. 4; Tennis— 3. 4 Deborah L Schoedler 405 Barkley Street. Topton Penna Chorus- 1. 2. 3. 4; Band- 1. 2. 3. 4, Pep Band-2. 3. 4 Dance Band— 2. 3. 4: Choir— 3. 4: Barbershop— 2. 3. 4 Commencement Band— 2. i-. Honor Society- 2. 3. 4 Student Council— I. 3. 4; Basketball— h Hockey Man- ager— 2. 3: Class Play— 3. A. Tracer Staff— 4; Journal- ism— 4; Decorators Club— I; Pep Club— 3: F T.A — 2; Accompanist— 1 . 2. 3. Cynthia L. Schofer; 121 Main Street. Topton. Penna. Chorus— I. 2. 3. 4; Accompanist— 1 . 2. 3. 4: Bar- bershop— 2, 3. 4 Choir— 2. 3. 4 Band— I. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading— 1 . 2. i. Commencement Band— I, 2. i-. Class Plav-3. 4; Pep Club-3. 4. F T.A -2. Honor So- ciety— 2. 3, 4i County Chorus— I. 2. 3, 4: County Ac- companist—I, 3, 4; Journalism— I. 4; Carol A Seibert; Alburtis R D  I Penna Band— I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band— 2, 3, 4: Commencement Band— 2, 3: Honor Society— 2. 3. 4; Chorus— I. 2; Class Play-3. 4. Softball- 1; Service Club-2. 3. 4: F.H.A.-h Robert L Washburn; Lutheran Home Topton. Penna. Soccer— I. 2, 3. 4; Co-Caplain— 4: Wrestling— 2. 3. 4; Baseball— 2, 3: Varsity Club— 2, 3, 4; Journalism— I ; Chorus— I Dennis M Weber S Washington Street. Topton. Penna Wrestling-2. 3, 4r Band- 1. 2. Class Play-3. David W. Weller; Alburtis R P « I Penna. F.F.A.-I. 2. 3, 4; Earl H. Weller; Route I. Mertztown. Penna. Wrestling— I, 2, 3. 4; Audio Visual Club— h Athletic Club— 3; Service Club— 4. Frieda L. Wolf; R.D.  I. Fleetwood. Penna. Sr. Band Colorguard- 2. 3. 4; Pep Club— 3. 4; Class Play-3. Nancy A Ziegler; Route I Alburtis Penna. FH A-l. 2. 3. 4; Usherette-3. June F Smith: R D  I Mertztown. Penna. Service Club— 2. 3. 4: Usherette— 3. 4. Chorus— I. 2. 3. 4: F.H.A.-I. Susan I Stauffer: 204 Weiss Street. Topton. Penna F H.A-I; Chorus-2. 3. 4: Pep Club-4: Varsity Club -2. 3: Hockey- 1. 2. 3. Basketball- h Class Play-4. Christine S. Wagaman; Fleetwood R.D. I. Penna. Library Club— I; Jr Chorus— I : Sr. Chorus— 2. 3. 4: Service Club— 2. 3. 4: Usherette— 2; Basketball— 1 . 2. 3i Hockey-2: Softball- 1. 2. 3. 4, Barbershop-2. 3, 4. UNDERCLASSMEN D Barto S. Benjamin R. Bleiler JUNIORS A FESTIVE G Fisher S Fisher S Frederick A. Flicker J Fritsch L. Fox J. Gangaware K oehris P Geist A Haas P Hassler G Hector OFFER PROM K. Lantzy D. Lehr E. Long T. Meitzler a ? f a C. Moyer C- Moyer D Moyer C Noll L. Oswald R Oswald 43 S. Oswald J. Reed D. Reichert I. Reichert C Rhode T Rohrbach JUNIORS Missing Pictures; A. Readinger E. Sanders R. Scheidt L. Webb D. Strachan B. Taylor B. Westenhoefer C. Wolf P Wright D Zuber M. Zuber C. Zwoyer C Adams L Algar L Amdt M. Bare B. Barlet N. Behm SOPHOMORES S. DeRagon P. Den- J. Schofer— Treasurer. R. Shane— V. President. B Shole- dice— Secretary. J. Lendacki— President. M Missing Pictures G Blose R Boyer G. Fegely K. Gery J. Derr L. Fogel S. Grim T. Fox B. Guth L Gift L. Grim T. Grim R Grossman B Haas P. Halpin J. Dierolf B. Fegely P. Fenstermacher p. Hector R Herman C Hess J Hess R, Hoppes A Hummel Jl ? J. Lesher R. Krammes J. Kratzer SOPHS FOR THE C Landis K Lantz Missing Pictures; S. Heiter M. Martin W. Heffner L. McCulley J. Henrich C. Pilgert P Long L Miller P Miller R Miller V Miller G. Moll ♦ P 4 T, Moll G. Moyer L. Moyer C. Noll D Readmger J. Reeder D Reinert B Rhoads C Rhoads J. Rohrbach D. Schadler PREPARE FUTURE BW ' p. Schaeffer J Schappell M. Schlegel N. Schlegel L. Schmoyer R. Schmoyer J. Schoch J. Schofer Missing Pictures S. Reinhart B. Rummel S. Schaeffer 5 Taylor R. Weller P. Yoder E. Seidel R. Shade R. Shane T. Sheetz M. Solt C. Steffy G. Swartzentruber J. Trexler R Wagaman 47 i 1 5 D. Althouse W. Barto R Berlew J. Biery D. Bleiler T. Bollinger 1 fJSI C Bonawitz L Borrell C Bubbenmoyer J Butscher M. Conrad R Craig J, Custer L Eck A. Eckert K. Fegely M. Fegely FRESHMEN Missing Pictures: D Bleiler S. Collom S. Correll H Greiss T Hilbert .f. D Fenstermacher C Frederick S Gambler B. Geist D. Geist P Geist S Geist M. Greiss fcl K Halpin L Heffner B. Hess N Hess C Hilbert R Hollowbush N Jarrett M Karom R. Keim J. Keller J. Kemmerer H Kemp C. Kline M. Kline D. Knerr J. Kramer R. Kressley R. Kunkel L. Levan Missing photos— M. Keller. W. Kiffer. L. Kuemmerle. M, Lantz. C Lenhart. L. Mazurie. D Meitzler, D Miller, S Miller. M Nichols. M. Nolan. FRESHMEN A. Mabry M. Meek B Miller C Miller D. Miller R. Miller R Miller C. Moll B. Moyer P. Moyer S. Moyer C Oswald S Oswald R Patterson R Radcliffe J Rauenzahn D. Reichert ' t«-j-n -• 2t S Reinert T Reinert M Reinhart R Rhode K Ritter S. Roth R Scheirer C Schlegel L Schleicher L Schleicher D Shoemaker T Smith C Snyder 1 %- ♦TlB J Snyder _ ™ C. Stahler Missed photos— M. Reinert. M Rhode. C. Sanger. B Schuler. S Smith. FRESHMEN d fiS C. Wenrich D Werley M Westenhofer E, Wolf K. Wylie S. Zwoyer C Arndt S Ayres J Bauman E Benfield J Benjamin L Benjamin R. Boyer S. Boyer R. Brensinger Missing photos: J Althouse. P Amig. D Day. H. Erb. K Fritz. J Heater. C Barry. C Buchman EIGHTH GRADE T Brensinger D. Delong E. Delong P. Fahringer J. Geist D Grim R Grossman S. Guldin S. Hall D. Heffner E Hemphill L Henry J. Henshaw C. Hertzog D Hertzog G. Hertzog EIGHTH GRADE PREPARES B kehm D keim J Kressley C Kunkel T Lant: E Lebo N Leibensberger W. Miller P. Moss B. Moyer E Moyer H. Moyer M. Moyer Missing photos: J. Rathje L Pilgert A. Rader R Readinger D Reed J. Reed FOR COURSES OF STUDY R. Sanders C. Scherrer B Schlegel D. Schmoyer L. Schmoyer D Schoch T Rhode R Ritter R Rohrbach A. Roth D. Reeder M. Reinert 53 S. Stofflet F. Strachan M. Tosh A. Trumbauer L. Trooner R. Umburger D Walbert ft — B. Weber I ' fl C. Weller K. Weil R Steffy E. Schofer H Schowalter R. Shoemaker C Sholedice C. Smith EIGHTH GRADE Missed photos— D. Stewart. J. Wylie H Wolf G. Wright J. Wright T. Ziegler E Zuber SEVENTH GRADE J. Desantis D. Drey B. Dries I. Dry R Fegley A Fenstermacher P Fenstermacher S. Fisher jjA r pV E p. Fox E. Frederick D. Fricker L. Fritch B. Fritz A. Fritz R. Cable K. Gaby R. Gehman J Geiger L Geiger P. Geiger 55 f . .C]| Plf •4.  I L. Houptley A. Hummel J. Isamoyer P Geist C. Good G Gracely G. Gressley G Guldin G Guinther B. Hall K Halpin D Hassler D Hayde M. Heiter E Herbert S Herman D. Hertzog G Hertzog B. Hess T Hess E Holloway Missing Photos, B. Hein ROOKIES START F Jarret L Keefer B. Kehm y Q D. Keiser S Keiser K. Keller L Kemmerer T Kemp J ' : ' . i]«fc ; T Kerchner E Kistler J Knechel L Kraft H Krause R. Krause 3 D. Landis J Lantzy R Leiby M Lesher P Long M Lorah R. Masters L. McCulley A. Meek D. Meek K. Meek D. Mengel F. Merkel Missed photos— M. Reinert THEIR COURSES D. Reinert N. Reinert S. Reinert T. Reinert D Reinhard B Reppert D. Reppert B. Muelhauser E. Muth R. Muth D Nichols C. Oswald D. Oswald D. Oswald S Reidenhour l ' 57 Missing photos: R Sawyer. E Weller SEVENTH GRADE f t K Strachen S. Taylor V Tnscli O. Wagaman D. Walton D Warmkessel S Ueidle B Wein K Weller K Weller M. Wiltman J Worley J Yerger P Yerger P Voder 0. Vouse D Ziegler D. Zilinskl SPORTS c« — -D Zuber. K Lantz. J. Kemmer. C. Sanger. K. Epting. C. Miller. C. Rauenzahn, S Reinerl, J. Reeder, A. Eckert. L. Borrell. K. Fegely. Kim-— 2— Miss Zimmerman. S. Taylor. J. DeLong. D. Landis. D. Taylor. J. Rauenzahn. L. Fox. B. Hess. M. Scheldt, C. Fisher. D Bleiler. A Mabry. HOCKEY ELEVEN BOAST 3-2-3 SEASON Charlotte Miller Connie Rauenzahn 60 B. K {. OPPOMMZ Exeter Mt. Penn 3 2 Daniel Boone 1 3 Oley 3 1 Mt. Penn 3 1 Daniel Boone Oley 3 1 2 Exeter Kw -R. Hillegass, N. Gambler, R. Shane. S. Heiter. R Wash- burn. R. Fogelman. M. Kline. S Fisher. J. Walbert. D. Hassler. J Kline. Kou- 2—R. Schmoyer. T. Bollinger. B. Miller. L. Mazurie. S. Gambler. M. Reinhard. M. Smith, T. Moll. M. Nolan. B Gross- man, w.-f— R. DeJarnette. G. Nolan. T. Hilbert. J. Lendacki. R. Patterson. G. Fegely. T. Gcist. G. DeJarnett. S. Kaiser. Mr. Vouse. BOOTERS POST 4 VICTORIES 3 VIA SHUTOUTS Neal Gambler B. H. Robert Fogclman I 2 Schuylkill Va lley ATT ' 2 Mt. Penn 2 3 1 Wilson Twin Valley 3 . 1 Kutztown 2 • liL ' 3 Reading 1 1 1 Oley Fleetwood Hamburg 4 2 1 Robert Washburn Conrad Weiser 2 Tulpehocken 1 Rick Hillegass 63 GRAPPLERS FINISH 10-2; Kow IS. Reimert. J. Henrich. M Kline. R Washburn. R Miller. T. Moll. Kow 2-i. Kline. D. Weber. J. Ruhf. R. Hillegass. J. Custer. E. Weller. G. DeJarnett. M. Kline, J Reed Kow _?-Mr. Burkhardt. W. Masters. K. Lantz. C. Steffy. J. Lendacki. R. Wagaman. G. Kemp. S Reinhard. N Hess. W Kieffer. M. Conrad. J. Christmas. B. Miller. J. Reed. KM. OppCHCMt 31 Daniel Boone 28 30 Conrad Weiser 17 56 Exeter 23 Wilson 25 28 Schuylkill 21 32 Oley 15 32 Boyertown 14 30 Muhlenberg 18 36 Kutztown 12 34 Hamburg 16 22 Gov. Mifflin 29 34 Fleetwood 14 Mr Burkhardt 64 BERKS COUNTY RUNNER-UPS Rick Hillegass Bob Washburn Dennis Weber 65 Kow —B. Kern. G. Fegely. S. Heiter. B. Fogelman. R. Shane. Kcu ' 2—l. Schmoyer. M. Romig. D. Hassler S. Fisher. J. Walbert. R. Keim. T. Hilbert. R. Snyder. G. Nolan. BRANDYWINE CAGERS BUILD FOR THE FUTURE Mike Romig Candid photos capture the drama and activity of the basketball season. 67 f!cu- — L. Borrell, B. Zwoyer. C Umberger. K Lantzy. C Hinkle. L Lundahl. C Rauenzahn. M. Scheldt. C. Fisher. B. Hess. L. K Epting, C. Bubbenmoyer, AV« ' - ' — Miss Zimmerman. D. Landis. Miller. M. Greiss. GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL OUR CUNNING CAGERS Miss Zimmerman 68 Connie Rauenzahn One senior and one exchange student enjoy their last year of basketball at Brandywine. 69 KoK — M. Reinert. R. Grossman. L. Mazurie. D. Keim. R. Patterson. J. Snyder. Kpw 2— R. Boyer. J. Schofer. G. Blose. T Bollinger. W Wagaman. T Geist. M Nolan, S Boyer JV BASKETBALL PROVIDES OUR FUTURE CAGE STARS BRIGHT LIGHTS TO SUCCESS Km ' — C. Fredrick. A. Fairchild. C. Sanger. J. Schappell. J. Trexler. AV« ' - ' —J Keller. K Fegely. J. DeLong. A. Mabry. J. Rauenzahn. R. Radcliffe, D. Taylor, J. Biery, R. Boyer. N. Breidegam, B. Scholdice. K. Lantz. C. Zwoyer. D. Cressman, C. Pilgert. M. Dankel PEP AND STEAM Debbie Cressman Nancy Breidegam i 72 Mrs. Bordner and Miss Smith MAKE WINNING TEAMS C. Rhoads. A. Readinger, C. Rhode. C. Landis, L. Schlegel, L. Johnson. S. Oswald M. Nichols. B. Kern. G. Blose. R. Snyder. J. Reed, J. Snyder. J Reed. Mr. German. BULLETS RUNNERS COMPETE IN FIRST YEAR G. Blose. J. Reed ACTIVITIES Kim- — M. Romig. G. Dejarnett. R. Druckenmiller. C Kiernan. L Ashton. C. Impink. S. Reinhard. R Flicker. R. Hillegass. J Dry. Kou ' 2—D. Derr. J. Dengler. A. Readinger. N. Geist. R. Bleiler. E. Long. K Schappell. C. Rauenzahn. D. Schoedler. Kfui . ' — D. Cressman. N. Breidegam. S. Rohrbach. E. Edinger. R. Reppert. C. Schofer. G. Hektor. C. Umberger. R. Miller. Mr. Skinkus. JOURNALISTS FOR TOMORROW R. Flicker. L. Ashton. R. Hillegass. N. _ Breidegam. S Rohrbach. R. Miller, C Im- ■■■■■■■ pink. ,M. Romig. C. Cressman FLASHES STAFF L Ashton, G Nichols. D. Cressman. S. Reinhard. S Rohrbach. D. Schoedler. J, Rhode, R Hillegass, TRACER STAFF A ' l ' K ' —J Butcher. K Fegley. D Bleiler. K Epting. S. Fredrick. S. Schaeffer Kcu ' 2—C. Bubbenmoyer. J. Kemmer. C. Hinkle. Miss Zimmerman. C Fisher. C Zwoyer. D. Zuber. L. McCulley. AVw f—C. Sanger. J. Beiry. B. Hess. D. Landis. M. Scheidt. S. Reinert. L. Gauker. K. Lantzy. C Umber VARSITY CLUB- B.H.H.S. SPORTS STARS -J. Walbert. R. Snyder. J. Reed. T. Moll. B. Kern. N Gambler AVw — B. Fogelman. D. Hassler. R. Oswald. H. Masters. T. Rohrbach. G. Benecoff Kfw 2— R Shane. B. Washburn. S. Fisher. R. Hille- gass. G. DeJarnette. M. Romig AfcH- — M Smith. L Dellicker. M Kline. B Flicker. K Oery. S. Herman, D Roth AVh J— B. Fritz. J Kline. S Heiter. T Hillbert. J. Schoffer, D. Shade AVir y-D. Schoedler. R. DeJarnett. R. Dry. W. Wagaman. S. Gambler. G Lendacki. N Fegley, N. Breldegam. D Meek. R Readinger GROUPS WHICH PORTRAY OUR HIGHEST STANDARDS Kou- — D. Schoedler AVii- — R. Druckemiller. R. Leiby. D. Printz. M Romig. N. Breidegam AV« - ' — C. Seibert. C. Schoffer. K. Twokoski. A. Haas. E. Long. S. Rohrbach Kffw I Miss. Mountz. L. Grim, D. Reinert. L. Moyer. E. Sanders. L Kemp. T Ferry. B. Haas. A Haas. L. Oswald. A Flicker. M. M. Zuber. N. Zeigler. B. Dunn. S. Benjamin. P. Geist. P Miller. Schuler D Berlew. Kow 2 C. Buchman. P Voder. J Gangawere. D Bortz, FFA AND FHA PROVIDE FUTURE LEADERS Km M. Schlegel. A. Turner. E. Muth. K. Hapin. B. Carbaugh. T. Collom, AV« - ' M. Ferry. D. Weller. E Seidel, N. Schlegel. H. Kemp. M. Karom. N. Behm. Mr. Dillon -SSSSSSSSSB AV ' G. Fegley. T. Oeist. B. Edison. K Lantz. D Cressman. R. Reppert. C. Schofer. F. Wolfe. S. Reinhard. R. Brensinger. B. Haas Kow J P Schaeffer. L. Arndt. D. Derr. C. Rauenzahn. K. Schappell. L. Lundahl. S. Stauffer. J. Schoch. AVw f C. Noll. J. Schappell. P. Deer, B. Scholdice. C. HIeter. S. DeRagon. T. Brown. V. Miller. C. Landis. L. Scheffler. R. Grossman. Koif 4 N. Freeby. C. Rhode. M. Dankel. J. Delong. J. Weller. R Boyer. L. Dellicker. E. Long. C. Rhoades. L. Weildel. L. Miller. C. Pilgert. L. Johnson. S. Keim. C. Moyer. L. Fox. D. Moyer. SERVICE AND PEP CLUBS Kow I J Christman. T. Fegley. D. Barto. G Kistler. W. Heffner. C. Hess. S Grim. M. Bare. AV«.? L Ashton. L. Gift. K. Lantz. J. Ruhf. E. Weller. J. Keim. G. Bare. R. DeLong. AVic •? Mr. Gress, C. Wagaman. N Geist. J. Levan. C. Seibert. D. Schmoyer. S. Rohrbach. E. Edinger. L. Webb. L. Houptley. J. Smith. R. Miller, A. Schmoyer. J. Sanders. A ' . ' u -B Pengler J Pierolt, E Dicroll, B Knior K HIeiler K kr.imor G Hokior V. ' . J-G, Fisher. C. Impink. C. Kiernan. J. Derr. AVm- y— J. Weidner, Mrs. Varnson. S. Taylor. J. Trexler. K. Tworkoski. L. Schlegel. J. Dengler. TEACHERS AND BUSINESSFOLK A ' lW — C. Conrath. I Reichert. J. Rhode. S Kline. J Edinger. D. DeLong. A.V« ' - ' — T Correll. C Moyer. P. Geist. AVh ' - — J Barto. E. Bieber. S DeLong. S Ehrets. D. Keller. J. Conrath. C. Adams. S. Bren- singer. B. Remaley. Mr. Walton. Km- 1. B. Rummel. B. Westenhoffer. R. Schmoyer. B. Rhoads. M. man. Kow i. D. Strachen. J. Werst. Mr. Hatzai, C. Miller. P. Hal- Merkel. G. Moll. Kow 2. J. Kratzer. T. Fox. G. Meyer. R. Waga- pin. K. Yenser. K. Yenser AUDIO-VISUAL AND SCIENCE CLUBS PRESENT NEW IDEAS Kow I. C. Steffy. J. Lesher, D. Miller. W. Master. P. Litschke Kow L. Schmoyer. R Herman, G. Swartzentruber. M. Solt. A. Ben- 2 Mr. Moll. R. Leiby. H. Schappell. R. Brensinger. D. Schaedler. jamin J. Nichols. Blose. M. Kline. M. Smith. R. Scheldt. D Zuber, K. Lantzy. K Tworkoski. J. WeJdner, G. Fisher. C. Umberger. L. Schlegel. S. Taylor. J, Trexler. R. Druckenmiller. C. Impink. FOLK SINGERS AND DANCE BAND OFFER SPECIALIZATION AVm- K. Lantz. E Ruhf. V. Miller. L. Weidele. D Schmoyer. D. Schoedler. L. Arndt. S. Rohbach AV ' 2 L. Algar. N. Breidegam. B. Rhoads. P Long. S Fisher. Leiby. T. Bollinger, R. Miller. G. Blose. G. Fisher. R. Flicker. R. Km ' — L. Arndt. J Sanders. C. Rhoads. J. Schoch. E. Long. L. Weidele. J. Dengler. K Kramer, C. Wagaman. S. Landis. Kow 2— J Weidner. D Zuber, R Scheldt, D. Landis, L. Schlegel, K. Lantz, K Tworkoski, C Umberger, K. Lantzy, C Hinkle. C. Hiet- er, S. DeRagon. Kov 3—C. Schofer. S. Rohrbach. D. Schmoyer. K. SchappelL C. Rauenzahn. M. Scheldt. C. Fisher. B. Sholedice. N. Breidegam, J DeLong. J Trexler. L. Johnson. D. Schoedler. S. Taylor. BARBERSHOP AND CHOIR AVh- — T Bollinger. R. Flicker. J. Werst. W. Kemp. G. Fisher. M. Merkel. R. Wagaman. M. Nichols. G. Fegely Kou- 2—C. Rhoads. J. Schoch. J. Dengler. L. Weidele. J, Trexler. C. Pilgert. C. Hieter. R, Scheldt. C Miller. K. Kramer. S, Rohrbach. N. Breidegam. K Lantz. S. Ehrets. Kow •;— C Wagaman. J. Weidner, R Schmoyer. T Geist. S. Relnhard. G Blose. T Hilbert. G. Nichols. C. Rauenzahn. M. Scheldt. K. Schappell. C. Hinkle. C Umberger. C Schofer. D. Schoedler. D. Schmoyer. Miss Bieber. ... - :  - it - • 1 1 85 Urn ' I M. Lorah. M. Christman. F. Jarrett. K. Oswald. J. Knechel. N. Conrad. J. Miller. P. Fox. E. Weller. L. Kieffer. B. Hess. D. Boyer, D. Youse. M. Frederick. P. Reiser. S, Herman. D Fen- stermacher, L. Brey. D. Ziegler. L, Derr, D. Reinhard. J DeSantis. S. Luckenbill. S. Brensinger. D. Sanders. L Geiger. D. Miller Kow 2 R. Christman. K. Weller, S Reidenhour. R. Gehman. K. Boyer. L. Miller. K. Keller. D. Schlegel. D. Croll. A. Gritz. B. Ruppert. C. Stracha. J. Scherrer. D. Roth. J. Sckauer. R. Schofer. L. Kemmerer. P Andersen. K Moyer. L Fritch. M. Moyer. D. Bempkins. M. Schaeffer. P. Long. E. Holloway, D. Meek. D. Moss. G Guldin. G Hertzog. C Radcliffe. V Roth. K Rhoads. E Kist- ler. S. Taylor. S. Moyer Kow i B Reppert. P Fricker. P. PeRagon. P Geiger. P Miller. R, Moyer. M. Reinert. P Landis. P. Reinert. D. Nichols. S. Weidele. J. Lantzy. B. Hem. L. Kraft SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS HAS A PLEASANT TUNE L. Kieffer. G. Gressley. B. Reppert. D. Meek. P. Landis. D. Reinhard. L. Brey. G. Guldin. J. Miller. D. Schlegel. P. DeRagon. R. Schofer. L Kemmerer 86 D Grim. S. Holloway. K. Fegely. J. Butcher, C. Bubbenmoyer. J. Kemmerer. L. Borrell. N. Fegely. T Lantz. M Lantz. D. Reeder. A. Mabry. J. Weil. J. Biery. B. Hess. J. Rauenzahn. S. Ayres. JUNIOR CHORUS DISPLAYS PROMISING YOUNG VOICES Kcu ' -S Smith. E Himphill. E. Wolf. M. Tosh. D. Stewart. G. Hertzog. R Brensinger. L. Schmoyer. E. Schofer. J. Bauman. R. Umberger. A. Rader. S Boyer. D. Grim. N. Houptley. J. Wylie. R Hollowbush AVic - ' — D Bempkins. D. Bortz. S Fegley. J. Kel- ler. B Moyer. J Butscher. A Eckert. L Eck. M Lantz. B Soil. T Lantz. C Stabler, C. Sanders. S Hall. C. Hoffmaster. S. Ayres. P. Moyer. D. Schock. P. Smith. D DeLong. A. Roth. B. Kehm, M. Hoffman. L. Schleicher. S. Holloway. D. Bleiler. S Meek. K. Fegely, L. Henry. C. Sanger. M. Moyer, C. Bubbenmoyer. L. Bor- rell. E. DeLong. w y-P. Fahringer. K. Fritz. L Weber. H Rohr bach. B. Westenhoefer. C. Wenricn. D Reed. R. Scheirer. C Oswald. L Levan. C. Bonawitz. M. Kline. C. Geiger. J Bierv. R Martin. N. Jarrett. N. Fegely. D. Taylor. J. Rauenzahn. M. Rein hart. J. Reed. M. Nichols. J. Custer. T. Hilbert. H. Moyer. B Hess. J. Weil. S. Moyer. C. Scheirer. A. Mabry. D Fox. T. Bol linger. S Holloway. R Patterson. J Heater. B Kiffer. R Shoe maker. S. Gambler. D Reeder. R. Miller. S Hummel. D. Werley L. Turner, S. Weiser. 87 0 M t f} tl A f 1 LU iJi? QiliAv iGAS. A f ,!  ••  J, ' ' •  «t m « i?w .■ Ruth Bleilei . C. Rhoads. J. Smith. T. Dellicker. M. Dankel. J. Dengler. C. Wagaman. C Landis. J. Trexler. D. Derr. A. Readlnger. E. Long. S Frederick. K Kramer. C. Moyer. C. Rhode. C. Hieter. J Conrath. E Peirolf. R Scheidt. C. Miller. D. Readinger. J. Weidner. J. Schock. S. Ehrets. K. Yenser. J. Sanders. L. Arndt. D. Moyer. D Zuber, B Mass. Kcu- J, S. Keim. C. Pilgert. J. Schappell. E. Edinger. E. Bieber. L. Fox. C. Noll. K Lantz. K. Epting. J. Levan. R. Boyer. L. Miller. 1. Brown. V Mil- ler. B. Dengler. J. Dierolf. L. Johnson. D. Landis. D. Schoedler. i 1 h K. Tworkaski. L. Weidele. D Keller. P. Schaeffer. S. DeRagon. K. Yenser. L Scheffler. M. Merkel. S. Oswald K ' lV •?, M. Kline. D. Schmoyer, S Fisher. L. Schlegel. T Trumbauer. S. Taylor. G Feg- ley. C. Hinkle. G. Moyer. K. Lantzy. S. Reinhard, K Schappell. G Blose. C Fisher. T Mertzier. L Lundahl, G Nichols. G. Hek- tor, C Rauenzahn. M Scheidt. R Brensinger. R Reppert. T. Geist. L Gaucker. R Wagaman, J Barto. S Rohrbach. R. Schmoyer. S. Stauffer. N. Breidegam. J Wersl. J DeLong.W. Kemp. C. Schofer. R. Flicker. SENIOR CHORUS SCORES BIG WITH MUSICAL WORLD J. Trexler. C. Rhodes. R. Scheidt. C. Miller. B. Scholdice. E. Long. M Heiter. N Breidegam. G Fegley. L. Schlegel. C. Schofer. J. DeLong. L. Weidel. C. Arndt. S Ayres. L. Bitting, T Bollinger. L Borrell. C. Con- rath. R. Craig. P. Croli. R. DeJarnett. J DeSantis. A Fairchild. K Fegley. M Fegley. A Fenstermacher. D Fenstermacher. D. Fenstermacher. P Fox. C Frederick. F Fritch. K Fronheiser. P. Geiger. P Hassler. D Hertzog. G Hertzog. E Herbert. S. Her- man. B Hess. R. Hollowbush. B Howerter. F Jarrett. N. Jarrett. S. Keiser. J Keller. J Kemmerer. L Kemmerer. L Keiffer. E Kist- ler. C. Kunkel. T. Lantz. J Lantzy. R. Leiby. S. Luckenbill. A. Mabry. L. Mazurie, D. Meek. D. Meek. F. Merkel. D. Mertz. B Miller. H. Moyer. M. Moyer. W. Muhlhauser. D. Nichols. M Nichols. M. Nolan. D. Oswald. R Patterson. J. Rauenzahn. R Readinger. D. Reeder. S Reinert. B. Reppert. D Reppert. A Roth. D Sanders. D Schlegel. C Schlegel, C Schoedler. R Schofer. R. Schlegel. D Shoemaker. D Shoemaker. C. Sholedice J. Snyder. D Solt. D Warmkessel. J Weil. J Werley. J. Zilinski R. Shoemaker. L. Sawyer. B. Delong. JUNIOR BAND OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL TALENT 89 L. Arndt. D Berlew. G. Blose. G. De Jarnett. J. Derr. G. Fisher. S Fisher. R Flicker. P. Geist. T. Geist. W. Heffner. J. Henrich. R Herman. C Hinkie. K. Kramer. D. Landis. K. Lantz. K Lantzy. R. Leiby. J Lesher. E Long. P Long. R Miller. V Miller. G. Moll. J Reeder. B. Rhoads. S. Rohrbach. E Ruhf. D Schmoyer. R Schmoyer. D Schoedler. C. Schofer. C. Seibert. D. Stracken. L. Webb. L. Weidele. J. Werst. K. Yenser. P. Derr. J. Snyder. T. Bollinger. D. Mertz. B. Howerter. R. Patterson. J. Keller. R. Craig. S. Keiser. J. Kemmerer. L. Borrell. J. Weil. J. Fritch. R. Readinger. M. Fegely. L Kemmerer. D. Meek. L. Keiffer. S. Her- man. S. Ayres SENIOR BAND ROUNDS OUT MUSICAL TALENT Color Guard N Breidegam. C. Miller. C Rauenzahn. R. Reppert. K. Tworkoski, A. Readinger. C Rhode. B Scholdice. F Wolf. Majorette: L. Johnson. C Rhoads. K Schappell. P Cressman, M Dankel. S. De- Ragon. C Landis. C Heiter. K Lantz K. Lantz. K Schappell. S DeRagon. M. Dankel. C Hieter. C Landis. D. Cress- man. C. Rhoads. L. Johnson MMIMW ) T. Geist. R. Miller. C Seibert. W Heffner. D. Strachan N. Breidegam. C. Miller. B. Scholedice. C Rauenzahn. R. Reppert. K. Tworkoski. C. Rhode T. Bollinger. R. Craig. S. Keiser : fl 9V ' : rifilllJiiiJIJi c 967 SPRING SUPPLEMENT ■ Km- I B. Kern. S. Heiter. D. Hassler R Smder Gambler. K Fogelman. T Hilberl. j Bennecort. R Shjne AVir J D Lehr, H M.isItT G Fes;eK T Rohrti.ich, 1 Nolan .1 SnNder, L Schmover. B. Miller. L laiune. V FegeK . Ur Bucks Bob Fogelman Neal Gambler, and Mr Bucks B B 94 o B Chris Wagaman, Charlotte Miller and Connie Rauenzahn AVh ' J Butscher. L- Weber. C- Sanger. J. Kemmerer. K. Fegley, D. Werley. S. Weiser. AV«- ' R Radcliffe. B Zwoyer. J Schappell. S Reinhart. A Mabry. C Bubbenmoyer. B Hess. A.Vm- ■ ' — L McCul- ley. S. Schaeffer. B. Taylor. C Wagaman, S. Keim. C. Zwoyer. A. Eckert. L, Fox. AVw V J. Weil. C. Rauenzahn, M. Scheldt. Umpire- Miss Zimmerman. Catcher— C- Miller. Batter— S, Zwoyer, Pitcher- J Delong 95 B O Y  «■  I? 1 1 AND GIRLS ' ■■■■I: K ' l ' u- — R Oswald. R Patterson. R Rhode. D Kelm. R. Ma rtin, D Meek. B Weber. L. Schmoyer. J. Fritch, W Mas ters. T Moll AVii- ' — P Moss. G. Swartzentruber. P. Stra Chen. L Pilgert. C Steffy. W. Kiffer. M Reinhart. D ... 1 i n . Hoffman. G Kistler. J. Kline. !cu ' =t-J Werst. R Hillegass. C Impink. J Walbert. D. Detra. S. Fisher. B. Moyer, Mr. German R C K AVu — S. Zwoyer. C. Sanger. L Borrell. J Biery. i. Reinhart. B- Hess. AVirJ— Miss Zim- merman. B. Taylor. B. Zwoyer. L McCulley. S Schaeffer. J Kemmerer. C Umberger. S Frederick. C. Zwoyer Rick Hillegass AND F I E L D Km- —J. Lesher, M Merkel. M Romrg. T Bollinger. R Grossman A ' . ' ir J— T. Smith, M. Nichols, D, Meilzler. R Leiby. C Burkhardt ' rSSSaa TENNIS Mike Romig and Bob Leiby AND Dennis Printz and John Eck AVic — R Keim, J. Eck, T Geist, R Druckenmiller AVirJ— D Prmlz. R Kressley. R. Keim, R Shade. Mr. Osmun G O L F CLASS JUNIOR- H p ? «i 1 m -SENIOR PROM ' A H ■s , KW -E. Edinger, D. Derr. C. Miller, N Ziegler, D. Bortz. C Wa- gaman. D. Cressman, R. Miller. F. Wolf. T. Correll. J. Dengler. J Smith. L. Kemp. AVh-?-W. Kemp. C Hilbert. J. Dry. S. Stauffer. P Geist. L. Scheffler. S. Rohrbach. C. Seibert. C. Schofer. D. Schmoyer. D. Schoedler. B. Remaley. L Lundahl. C. Rauenzahn. R Reppert. B. Haas. K. Schappell. N. Breidegam. C. Graziano. S. Kline. J. Levari. J. Rhode. L. Houptley. N. Geist. R. Washburn. R. Flicker. A Benjamin. AVw . L Delong. P Weber. T Schaeffer. D. Bucks. S. Reinhard, P Litschke, H Schappell, R Fogelman. M, Romig, J Hertzog, R. Brensinger, D. Betz, N. Gambler, G Nichols. R. Hillegass. R. Leiby. E. Weller. L. Ashton. C. Kiernan. D. Weller. J Ruhf. R. Rohrbach. J. Eck. D. Printz. C. Adam. L. Isamoyer. M. Kline CLASS COLORS-GOLD AND WHITE Class Flower— Yellow Rose Michael Romig— Valedictorian. Nancy Breidegam and Deborah Schoedler Co-Salutatorians Mr Alfred H Ayres CLASS MOTTO ' A well-trained mind governs a well-trained body.  ff 1 OUR ASSEMBLY AND DANCE fc:4,%( ' - -:i5 ss 1 ; ' K-, jn : - i