Hampton High School - Breeze Yearbook (Hampton, NJ)

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. .vf 1 X ffkv. V i L V l L VX - W '4 fi t .dxf- L a We get ELLA APGAR Ella My tongue is the pen of a ready writerf' Lincoln Society ,2'6g Shakespearian Society '27, Junior Prom Committee ,Z8g Athletic Play 526, '27, '28, H11 lowe'en Party Committee, 'Z7g Glee Club, '28, '29, Hi-Y Member, '26, H. H. S. A. A., '26, '27, '28g Shakes pearian Soccer, '27, Hi-Y Representative, '27g Breeze Staff, '27, Year Book Staff, '29. Our classmate, Ella, hails from Goosehill.' But 1 anyway we find her to be a very energetic and helpful worker in anything she undertakes. One can always tell when Ella is around because when she's near there's always one person talking. But we don't hold this against Ella, because her sunny disposi tion certainly is entertaining. Ella is always laughing. They say, Q'Laugl1 and grow fat, and we're afraid she has stuck a little too closely to this prophecy. After all the criticism of our classmate we know one :hing and tha: is that Ella is going to make just the best little nurse going. Luck to you, Classmatel KATHRYN BANGHA RT Karen Too bright to live Too fair to die. Class Secretary, '29, Vice President A. A., '29g Lincoln Society, '26, '27, Junior Prom Committee, '27, A. A. Play, '27, Senior Play, '29, Glee Club, 'ZSQ Basket Ball, '27, '28, Basket Ball Manager, '27, '28g Hi-Y Member, '26, H. H. S. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Student Council, '29: Corresponding Secretary Student Council, '29, Hale lcwe'en Party Committee, ,275 Breeze Staff, '26, Year Book Staff, '29. When i'Kate first came up to H. H. S. she made up her mind to make as good a showing as her sister made up her mind to make as good a showing as her sister made in the four years she was in High School. But a 5'Kate decided it was too much work. Nevertheless, she school work but also in basketball. fter a few months of hard studying, has made a good record not only in Even though Kate has red hair she surely has a wonderful smile. When everyone else is gloomy Kate always changes the atmosphere into sunshine. We think this is due to Cur- ly hair and a certain roadster, her two weaknesses. 10

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Student Council a STANDING-Richard Riddle, Julius Ansbach SITTING-Kathryn Banghart, Dorothea Geiger, Myrtle Smith OTHERS-Irene Galinski 9

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. - I 4 y - W VW'- b4 - -f V P -Xgwc 7 2' 614.55 GENEVIEVE R. CONLEY uGenu Oh, don't be ridiculous. Vice President Class, ,265 Breeze Staff, '26, Represen- tative of Hi-Y, '27g Year Boold Stair, lZ6, '27, '28, '29, Basketball, tze, '27, H. H. S. A, A., '26, '27, izs, '29, Senior Play, '29, Junior Play, '27, Junior Jrom Com- mittee, '2'8g Track, ,27, '28, Glee Club, '29. Gen has proved to be an energetic and, noteworthy member of the class of '29. She is especially noted for her exceptional literary ability, which rivals all others of Hampton High. Even though she has been very studious throughout her four years of high school, she has taken part in many social agairs, helping to make them successful. Day by day she is climbing the ladder of success. She is now looking forward to college days. As she goes forward to new halls of learning, she takes with her, her classmates, best wishes for the greatest of success. LOUISE EVERITT Pee Wee,' A hit of wit, a bit of glee, Put them together and you'll have Pee Wee. Class Secretary, '26, '27, H. H. S. A. A., '27, '28, Hallowelen Party Committee, '27, Breeze Staff, '27, Lin- coln Society, '26, Shakespearian Society, '27, Junior Prom Committee, ,28g Athletic Play, '28g Senior Play, '29, Athletic Play, '28, Senior Play, '29, Year Book Staff, '29. Some day, Louise, you'll wake up from your dreaming and End that your imagination has carried you away to some land of wonder. Perhaps this land of wonder will be filled with dream castles, where you can sleep, and sleep all day. You will never have to be in a hurry, and you will noti be disturbed with, Wake up, Louise, school is not the place for dreaming. If, by any chance, this doesn't happen, here's wishing the greatest of luck, to the best old pal in the Senior Class. 11