Hampton High School - Breeze Yearbook (Hampton, NJ)

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- P 'N 'Y71 - Class 0151932 TOP ROW-Virginia Terriberry, Raymond Brown, Mary Mancuso, Arthur Carling, Newton Bray, Pearl Houston, John Demovic, Mr. Jenkins, Lester Hackett, Rose Hospidor, Rcland Brown, Julius Ansbach, David Buck, Peter Sigler, Stanley Zitzlcowies MIDDLE ROW-Alice Fenwick, Evelyn Philhower, Mildred Apgar, Wanda Daly, Belva Geiger Olive Banghart, Frieda Fleming, Violet Duckworth BOTTOM ROW-Frank Zanks, Abram Fritts, Robert Johnson, Thomas McKinney, James Kiley, Tibar Kayzinger, Arthur Kneen 26

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f my I 4 Class History of 1931 JT, HAT is that terrible noise? Oh, tl1at's the Thundering Herd of '5 ' , eager eyed, vigorous Freshmen that we have to put up with this year. This was part of a conversation I overheard between two upper- classmen. Now since I've started, I'1l tell you more about us. The Sophomore class certainly made it h'ot for twenty-nine green Freshies for an while but we survived that, even if we were sore in a few places. Miss Leitner, our first class dean was taken ill and a substitute Miss Reupsch, who was equally as agreeable, was sent to take her place. Ar our first class meeting we elected our oicers for the year. They were: President, Judson Hackett, Vice President, Katherine Caskeyg Secretary, Eleanor Anderson, Treasurer, Frank Riddle, Jr. The class was well represented in athletics that year, having ten members participating. ' Out of the twenty-nine Freshmen, four left school and sixteen reached that higher goal-the Sophomore class. Mrs. Ley, our new class dean conducted our meeting this year, and we elected officers as follows: President, Katherine Caskeyg Vice President, Eleanor Ander- song Secretary, Frances Bach, Treasurer, Dorothea Smith. . This year we had the pleasure of giving a Hallowe,en party in honor of the I'reshmen at which time they were initiated. 4 The members taking part in the athletics this year are: John Gomlock, Stephen Todd, Watson Shannon, Judson Hackett, and Earl Fleming. Now we are all working willingly to rise to the honorable place of the Juniors. I ELEANOR ANDERSON 2 5

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'X Xlwjf f' f Class History of 1932 iw I N September who could be seen walking up the streets to Hampton High? -the Freshmen, of course, a jolly crowd ready to enter Hampton l High School. They found that Mr. Jenkins, their class dean, was LQQSQE5 N ready to receive them. L if ,J After a few weeks of dodging the Sophs , who were trying to initiate them, they elected ofl-icers as follow: President Mildred Apgarg Vice President, Abram Prittsg Secretary, Wanda Dalyg Treasurer, Belva Geiger. In October the Sophomores honored the Freshmen by a Hallowelen party. We were initiated, but survived. Anyway we had a grand time, enjoying the party very much. During the year three of our original class, Kathryn Bill, Hazel Smith and ' ' fi l George Todd have deserted us, leavlng twenty-nine of us to endure the na ex- aminations. BELVA GEIGER 27