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

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nee upon a time in the quiet dominion of Topton, there was a high school known as Brandywine Heights. Here, all the young sub- jects of the dominion spent their days listening to their instructors and attending to their studies. However, these gallant young lads and engaging young maidens also spent their days performing various other duties be- fitting their particular stations. Reveling in the provileges that are theirs and patiently awaiting the glorious occasion of their graduation, the upperclassmen spent time roaming the halls setting examples and of- fering assistance to the novice under- classmen. The underclassmen eagerly accepted this assistance and helped each other while they too awaited a day, a day when they could revel in the same privileges that belong to the upperclassmen. All of this, while only spanning one twelve-month period, will be a remembrance recorded for all posterity. The 1979 Tracer will be a chronicle of adventures and faces which happened once upon a year, the year of 1979. ?B vlMMi

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haracters are deemed to be the most important components of any tale as they partake in every aspect of a tale ' s theme. At school, everyone who is a part of the school is a character in its plot. They are the people who create the plot because of the things they do and the things they say. The characters in this particular account are similar to those found in any tale because they engage in all facets of our school ' s daily existence. The seniors, junior miss, juniors, sophomores, freshmen, faculty, administration, personnel, and the school board members are all characters in the written testimony of the yearbook. With all this in mind, an effort was made to put pen to parchment, putting names to faces and outlining the various roles they played in Brandywine ' s particular story line.