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

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ii The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. Dannv McCarty chuckles as he displays his athletic pr A loni; night at the races catches up with Scott Arndt in Knglish Class. 24 Seniors

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to find the future, ft c 1 Tonia Geist is dismayed by the prospect of yet another boring class.

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Paradint; around the hi th srhool in the Halloween parade proved to be ti for old Iloctor Ciaier. ' •?«») ' ««»» Class of ' 78 lauds convivial chemist. Most of us cherish memories of that special teacher who made class enjoy- able, who was interested in us, in short - a teacher who cared. One teacher in particular will be long remembered. Who could forget the man who introduced us to the slide rule? With him we waded through the mysteries of the atoms, exploding experiments, and vectors. In physics, we traveled from here to the moon without ever leaving the room. Not only classroom memories will serve to endear him to us. The hockey team will remember him as a dedicated and loyal fan who attended many home games. He showed his spirit of parti- cipation by donning a costume to join in the annual high school Halloween parade. Some of us have heard a sample of his proficiency on the guitar, only one of seven instruments which he plays. In order to prepare for his career as a chemistry, physics and physical science teacher, he obtained a B.S. from Mansfield College. He earned his Masters from Temple, teaching while being taught. With gratitude and enduring friend- ship for his interest and understanding, we, the class of 1978, dedicate the ' 78 TRACER to Mr. James R. Gaier, our teacher and friend. Dedication 25