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

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unique man and teacher This is a molecule, not a Tinker Toy, explains Mr. Lytle. After a tiring day, Mr. Lytle takes a break. 27 Dedication — Memorial

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We, the class of 1976, would like to dedicate our Tracer to a man who has devoted his life to general science, chemistry and physics; and who was a homeroom teacher and class advisor for our junior class. In addition, he aided our soccer team recording statistics. His name will be remembered by all of us. We are privileged to announce our dedicatee, Mr. T. Fenner Lytie. Prior to his teaching career at Brandywine in 1972, Mr. Lytle had taught social studies at Kutztown High School for one year, social studies and science at Rosebud for another year, and science at Perkiomen Prep for a total of nineteen years. Mr. Lytle ' s high school education was obtained at Kutztown High School. He furthered his knowl- edge at Kutztown State College where he earned his Bachelor ' s degree in science. Later, he attended Lehigh University, his graduate school. During his teaching profession, Mr. Lytle earned extra credits at the University of Penn State and the Philadelphia NSF for Physics. Also, in addition to his job, Mr. Lytle had a unique hobby, unique in the sense that it is most unusual for a male to do this sort of thing. Mr. Lytle enjoyed gardening. Every spring he planted vegetables, and during the summer he catered to his rose garden. In earlier Tracers, Mr. Lytle explained that his favorite hobbies consisted of reading science journals, candlemaking and sleeping. On July 1, 1975 Mr. T. Fenner Lytle died of lung cancer. mr. lytle: a Mr. Lytle was always there when we needed him, even outside the classroom. I How many moles of oxygen are in one gram of Glycogen? whispers Mr. Lytle. Dedication— Memorial

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par leaves us with a happy note Hullo there! I ' d like to introduce myself to you. My name is Par Ygge. I am your exchange student from Norrkoping, Sweden. On August twentieth, I arrive here in Topton. Then in September of 1975 I go to Brandywine school. I play the flute in the Brandy- wine Heights band. My favorite hobbies include sailing and canoeing. As a sport, I enjoy a game of handball. It has been an experience for me to be in this school. I learn much about you, the Pennsylvania Dutch people while you have made a meaningful relationship with me, your Swedish friend. When I go back to my country in July, I leave behind you, my American friends, but 1 can never forget all those times I have in Topton and especially at Brandywine. Your Friend, Par Ygge Dear Mom . . ., begins Par. Mm| KJ» ■■iliflH Ki m fl Bi. ' ' - J r p l 1 ' Mnnn! Frog legs anyone? inquires Par. (AT LEFT): Piercing notes from Par ' s piccolo add pizazz to the band.