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

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f I. I ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, STAFF

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. 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.

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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 —