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

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Carol Adams — Carol was an active member of the commercial section. While at Brandywine. she took an active role in the F.B.L.A. and the Library Club. Marriage awaits her graduation in June. Martin Bare — Marty kept himself occuppied in his commercial and shop studies. He also participated in Service and Visual Aids Clubs. Martin will join the ranks of the Navy when he leaves Brandywine. JoAnn Barto — In her senior year JoAnn became one of the many BH students to go to the votech school. She will utilize her courses in merchandising to forward a career as a salesgirl or cashier. Neil Behm — Behmy could most often be found in the shop where he studied in vocational agriculture. Cars were one of his several interests. Neil plans to enter the field of carpentry. Sarah Seller — Sarah spent much of her time in commercial and vocational homemaking activities. One of her pastimes was cooking. She hopes to use her training after graduation when she enters office work. Glenn Bennecoff — Being one of the best known shop boys, Benny did much to keep the year lively. During the spring he was a superb part of the baseball team. Glenn will enlist in the Army. Donna Berlew — Donna, a business student, displayed great effort while at Brandywine. The band and F.H.A. were her prime activities along with painting. A career in practical nursing is Donna ' s goal. Carol Adams Martin Bare JoAnn Barto

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INTRODUCTION TO CAST An essential factor for a successful play was an experienced cast under capable direction. The script used in the 1968-69 school year play was carefully assembled and written months before the play ' s premiere. It was the cast ' s respon- sibility to enact the script to the best of their ability. With the coming of September, a steady influx of characters appeared on the set. The seniors naturally assumed their starring performances immediately. Members of the other classes took less prominent roles in support of the stars. All had parts vital for the complete development of the play. Strong guidance was needed to unite the cast into a functioning body. The faculty in its directing position fulfilled this. Using skills learned by past plays, the directors were able to reach the apogee of each character. Without the director ' s expert command, the play never would reach the pinnacle of quality. Off stage were numerous individuals whose jobs were keeping the play proceeding smoothly. These unseen workers carried out the countless details which could not be undertaken by either the actors or the directors. They were the bonding force that held the play together. In the end, it was the cast ' s many talents which decided the play ' s final outcome.

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Neil Behm Sarah Beller Glenn Bennecoff Donna Berlew