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

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JoAnn participates in bicentennial pageant Wow! Wee! Take a look at those two chicks over there. Who are they? They ' re Jo Ann Moyer and Tina Schaeffer, our 1976 junior miss candidates. And Jo Ann Moyer was chosen by the panel of judges to represent Brandywine in the Berks County Junior Miss Pageant held on October 4, at Schuylkill Valley High School. You should have seen her! What a Saturday night! The audience cheered their school representatives on. The twenty girls, under their sweet smiles, jittered with excietment. But the judges kept everything in order and by the guidance of the humorous master of ceremonies. Jack Gounder, disc jockey of WEEU, the show went on. The curtains opened and the air was filled with the Spirit of 76. The contestants paraded through the aisles, each one carrying an American flag. And then for the youth fitness competition, they bumped and boogied to some modern pop songs. Individually, they proceeded to perform their talents. Jo Ann displayed an acrobatic floor routine to the melody, Kind of Hush. The final stage of judging was the evening gown procession. Jo Ann was dressed like a real doll. She looked ravishing in her long yellow dotted-swiss halter dress, just ravishing. Stop dreaming and tell us who finally won. The Berks County Junior Miss for 1975-76 was Cynthia Miller of Schuylkill Valley. What did Jo Ann have to say about the whole pageant? She exclaimed that it was a good experi- ence and the best thing she got out of it was the friendship. JoAnn Moyer models her evening gown for the poise and appearance category. Junior Miss Nominees, JoAnn Moyer and Tina Schaeffer, flash their million dollar smiles. (AT RIGHT): Deep concentration was required throughout JoAnn ' s acrobatic routine.

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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.

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