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

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School Board: (ROW 1): Mr Charles Savidge, Mr Henry Fegely. Mr Robert Fisher, Mr Elwood Heydt (ROW 2): Mr Walter Hilbert, Mr Wayne Geiger. Mr Fred Derr Missing trom picture are Mr Elmer Fox and Mr Stanley Nolan Of all the parts that comprise the works behind the clock at Brandywine Heights, the school board is that part which can be most accurately compared to the mainspring of a clock. It is at the mainspring that the energy needed to keep the clock running smoothly and efficiently is begun. So it is with the school board. Here the decisions are made which are as vital to the function of the school as the energy of the mainspring is to the clock. We are not always pleased with the decisions of the school board, but the school district could not survive without them. The continuing operation of the school system is due to their leadership. This function of leadership is served by the officers, of the school board. These are the men whose authority and leadership act as the guiding influence of the school district. The school board officers serve a term that extends from January of one year to January of the next. As a result, there are two different sets of officers that serve within any one school year. The school board officers of 1973, not pictured here, are Mr. Robert Fish- er, president; Mr. Stanley Nolan, vice president; Mr. Henry Fegely, secretary; and Mr. Elmer Fox, treasurer. Officers: Vice President, Mr Robert Fisher; President, Mr Charles Savidge; Secretary, Mr. Henry Fegely. Missing from picture is Treasurer, Mr. Elmer Fox.

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They Take Time To Take Care. SUPERINTENDENT: Mr. John Skinkus. ASSISTANT TO THE SUPERINTENDENT: Mr Alfred Ayres Brandywme ' s administrative staff is composed of three men, each of whom gives generously of his time and effort to the school. At the head of the school district is the super- intendent, Mr. John Skinkus. It is his responsibility to oversee the affairs of every school in the district, not only the high school. Beginning this year, the superintendent has someone to aid him in the management of the school district— the assis- tant to the superintendent. The position of assistant to the superintendent is filled by the former high school principal, Mr. Alfred Ayres. His promotion left a vacancy in the high school office which was filled in early November by Mr. Dan- iel Corazzi. Together these three men assume the responsibility of the administration of the school and the school district. They shoul- der a burden that few would want to share. PRINCIPAL: Mr Daniel Corazzi

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In describing the various members of the school personnel at Brandywine Heights, we cannot forget the people who do much of the work that is required to keep the school operating smoothly. The ladies of the office staff are responsible for the hand- ling of the vast amount of paperwork which is involved in the operation of the school. The school nurse is responsible for the health and well- being of the student body. The custodial staff is involved with the maintenance of the school building. These are the people who spend much of their time picking up after us. The ladies of the cafeteria staff are the br ave souls who prepare and serve the noonday meal to the hordes of raven- ous students. These are the people who are necessary to the day-to-day existence of the school itself. NURSE: Mrs. Lorraine Hafer. OFFICE STAFF: Mrs Gloria Heiter, Mrs Mary Bollinger. Mrs Goldie Geist. Mrs Nancy Steffy School Personnel