Brandywine High School - Azurean Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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GRY. Az left: Coach Denlinger Sin a rustle of pom- poms. At right: JUNIUR VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS: Front row, from left: W. Mannister, E. Fischer. Standing: C. Lenza, B. Glover, C. Hoover, S. Taylor. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS From left C Feldmann J Edward D NIOITI on D qchmldt F Gllplfl captaing J. Wardle, J. Nack S Adams .I Luehrm K Johneon

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MAJO RETTES AN D Above: Head Majorette: Bonnie Rehborn. At left: Now put your best foot forward! pleads Mrs. Glassco, majorette coach, a teacher at Forwood Jr. High. CHEERLEADER Rise and shine at 6:09. With waving batons, roller-clad scarf-bearing girls practiced early each morning. Back they went at 3:05, and marched until late in the afternoon, during the football season. Our own smiling line of MAIORETTES, -Brandywine,s pride and glory, Whose grueling work paid off in perfection, performed superbly at each football game and pep rally. A blend of sparkling good looks and enthusiastic leadership contributed much to the success of our hard-fighting teams. Chosen in the Spring of ,63, the VARSITY CHEERLEADERS practiced late each afternoon, made posters and tags to aid the Pep Club, and starred at our football pep rallies. Cheering at all sports events, except those of varsity football and basketball, the JUNIOR VAR- SITY CHEERLEADERS gained much experience to compete for a varsity squad position. They often joined efforts with the Varsity Cheerleaders in presenting pep rally skits. Senior: .loet Pepe Senior: Bonnie Hasse Senior: Nancy Tallman M A .l O R - ETTES:From left: K. Alexander, M. Dowe, N. Tall- man, A. Hessler, J. Pepe, captaing C. Bingham, B. Reh- bom, head major- etteg B. Hasse, M. Lohr, N. Adams, B. MacDonald, P. Wil- liams, J. Adelman.

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l . I32 FNA: Front row, from left: S Parshall, E. Revelle, D. Bradley K. Palmer, L. Whiteley, I. Coward J. Robinson. Second row: Mrs Presidentg J. Shepherd, Presidentg B. Wright, E. Scott, R. Condit L. Hayes, J. Vlachos, K. Phillips N. Kehnast. .N.A. F.T. . F.B.L. . F.H. . SC OOL STGRE The FUTURE NURSES of AMERICA CLUB gave its members an opportunity to preview a nursing career, by helping in the school nurseis office and by sharing the experiences of various speakers. Their Christmas project, u0peration Reindeerw brightened the holidays for many Governor Bacon patients. Sounds of future teachers in the making could be heard once monthly in the library. The FTA r program was highlighted by Teacheris Week and the memberis annual training course, in which each member had the opportunity to observe and to instruct at one of the A. l. duPont District schools. A donation, by the club of S50 added nine books wi Q QQ? I to the library. ,fo iii Plz FTA: Front row, from left: N. Murray, A. VanBever, J. Hill, J. Hackworth, L. Coleman, B. Warren, B. Kutsch, J. Porter. Second row: Mrs. Coviello, Adviserg Mrs. Cook, Adviserg R. Browne, B. Allen, Historiang D. Colgan, Parliamentariang C. Farmer, President, C. Rosenberg, Treasurerg L. Esheleman, B. Macklem, J. Robertson. Third row: D. Althouse, E. Rice, M. McRight, K. Wyshock, A. Mathewson, T. Weber, M. Mayer, C. Graham, K. Jackson, K. Foreman. Fourth row: J. Jensen, P. Rosin, L. Spare, M. Maltman, M. Henderson, B. Cameron, S. McDannel.l, M. Hessler, K. Wissler, B. Dunn, K. Grigsby. Fifth row: P. Kerstetter, K. Kamphaus, M. Cotsch, D. Evans, R. Voshell, A. Liberman, N. Albert, C. Sandbach, B. Wiebe, E. Wiedman, K. Sherwin. 1 Gregg, Adviser, A. Gladfelter, Sec- retary-Treasurerg J. Luerhing, Vicef Third ww: M. Auen, s. Conditi 1