Hampton High School - Breeze Yearbook (Hampton, NJ)

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, vX 7vex, Ji v QQv .- 1 . 'K A ., 1+ Q She is usually the one that furn ELENORE THORWARTH Schatze She speaks her mind without hesitation. Basketball, '26, '27, Hallowe'en Party Committee, '273 Junior Prom Committee, '28, Athletic Play, '26, Senior Play, '29, Shakespearian Literary Society, '26, '27, H. H. S. A. A., '26, '27, '28, '29, Shalcespearian Soccer, '27, Hi-Y Member, '26, Glee Club, '28, '29, Track, '27, 'Z8. Schatze,', is the one member of our class that is sportive and an all-round athlete. Like, Peter Pan, Schatze has the one great gift, happiness, which she scatters around wherever it is needed. Schatze may grow old in years, but I'm, sure she will never grow old physically or mentally. ishes our class with amusement, and she surely has the ability to become a great entertainer. When Schatze is around one realizes what an im- portant art H outh la s in life because she is a erfect example of youth. Best of luck to P Y P Y , P , 4 ff , ,H you, little Pe.er Pan. ROBERT WOODWARD uBobn I'll get by. Class Treasurer, '26, '27, Class President, '28, Inter- Scciety Debate, '26, Lincoln Soccer, '27, Soccer, '28, 2'9, Soccer Manager, '27, '28, '29, Baseball Manager, '28, Junior Play, ,28, Junior Prom Committee, '28, Senior Play, '29, Track, '27, '28, Cincoln Society, '27, Shakespearian Society, '26, H. H. S. A, A., '25, '27, '28, '29, Older Boys Conference, '28, Vice President A. A., '28, President A, A., '29. Can one tell everything about this young man in just a few words? No, that is impossible, it would take countless adjectives to describe this fellow. Quiet at times, always a loyal friend, well liked, persevering and courageous are but a few of the things that we could say of him. We feel that regardless of our good wishes of luck and success, both will attend him al ways. 15

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rxk Q 7w JOHN D. STAPLES, JR. ulacku On with the Girls. Class Treasurer, '28, '29, Baseball, '27, '28, '29, Bas- ketball, '28, '29, Soccer, '27, '28, '29, Shakespearian Literary Society, '26, '27, H. H. S. A. A., '26, '27, '28, '29, Older Boys' Conference, '27, '29, Athletic Play, '26, '27, '28, Senior Play, '29, Hi-Y Member, '26, '29, Senior Play Committee, '9, Junior Prom Committee, '28, Year Book Staff, '29, Student Council, '26, Jack ranks as the most consistent follower of ath- leticq in the class of 1929. In truth, this youth can be found wherever there is plenty of fresh air and elbow room. How's that? Oh yes, Jack is decidedly popu- lar with the girls. Any member of room 12 will tell you that. Then too, this chap never appears to have the slightest worry. Even Trig. failed to baffle his defense. If he can keep this trait, many a barrier will fall that might otherwise be insur- mountable. LILLIAN STEVENSON UI-,ilu Hold Everything, I'm Coming. Lincoln Society, '26, Shakespearian Society, '27, Hi- Y Member, '26, Hallowe'en Party Committee, '27, H. H. S. A. A., '26, '27, '28, '29, Shakespearian Soccer, '27, Junior Prom Committee, '28, Glee Club '28, Sen- ior Play, '29, Year Book Staff, '29. Study is Lil's motto, yet she always has plenty of s time for laughing and joking, plenty of time to make others happy and gay. Soon Lil will be entering a, hospital to study to be a trained nurse. We wish her the greatest of success in this chosen field. And Lillian-best of luck with the doctors. 14

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Vi f enters some new Held of endeavor, we Lena Azzali Charles Bachman Stanley Barber Ruth Bowlby Doris Buck Lillian Chamberlain Frances Ciaccio Franklin Clark Paul Drake George Dugan Joseph Eger Elizabeth English Lest We Forget' HELEN M, WORMAN mpeg U Who talks very low And says very littlef, Shakespearian Society, '26g Lincoln Society Z7 Sen ior Play Committee, '29g Junior Prom Committee '28 H. S. A. A., '26, '27, 'Z8g Glee Club Z8 29 Ha o weien Party Committee, ,Z7. During her High School career Peg has been spend ing her time wisely. She has been helpful to others in as many ways as possible. She has not wasted her time but has used it intelligently, getting all she could from her lessons. Her honesty and sincerity have made her And now as she graduates from High School and sincerely wish her the' greatest success J Uriah Garey Charles Harris Dorothy Langenbach John McMaster Violet Poclolski Josephine Ritchie Ruth Rounsaville Vincent Stadalinkas Michael Todd Marie Vliet Ella Zanks Adam Zitzkowies IN APPRECIATION In appreciation of the favor bestowed on our class by Mrs. E. Burlington we the mem bers of the Class of 1929 wish to extend to her our most hearty thanks.