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

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■ • Mr. Walter Appold; B.S. Northern Michigan University. Marquette. Michigan; Business Education. Mrs. Allmendinger; B.S Kutztown State College; English. Speech. -v ( I iiil Mr. T. Fenner Lytle; B.S. Kutztown State College. Lehigh University. Penn State, University of Pennsylvania; Chemistry. Physical Science, Physics. Mr. Stephen F. Reinhard; B.S. Kutztown State College: English. 17 Faculty

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ailsk i Mr. Pius Dillon; B.S., B.S. Ag.Ed. Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed. Guid- ance Lehigh University; Vocational Agriculture, Industrial Arts. Two New Faces Are Added To The Teaching Staff. Mrs. Blanche A. Rambo; B.A. Iowa Wesleyan. Ship- pensburg State, Penn State; Mathematics. Mr. Stephen M. Ditsky; B S. Kut town State College. Hofstra University; English. 16 Faculty

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FOLK Folk music comes from the soul as a bittersweet melody that clutches the heart and stimulates the mind with pensive and eloquent lyrics. This haunting- ly beautiful style of music has produced such airs as Aura Lee, Erie Canal, and more recently the melancholy strains of James Taylor and Simon and Garfunkel . Though the songs of early America differ from those of the present, they all have one thing in com- mon, they tell a story. This section of the TRACER will tell the story of the extracurricular organizations of Brandywine which encompass such activities as Student Council, Honor Society, Varsity Club, Sci- ence Club and any other organization which helps to broaden a student ' s range of interests both physically and mentally. The interest of the student is necessary for the exist- ence of clubs and student governing bodies for each club is important in fully rounding out the student ' s life. ■naAHttti