Hampton High School - Breeze Yearbook (Hampton, NJ)

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va X 7 Hampton High School Alumni CLASS OF 1924 Harry Anderson-Working on the Evening News, Bayonne, N. Marguerite banghart-Nursing at Newark, N. Lawrence Conley-Roselle Park, N. Helene Hargrave-Plainfield, N. Alvah Lance-Princeton University, Class of 1929, Princeton, N. Charles Ley-Contractor and Builder, Changewater, N. Blanche Riddle-Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Phillipsburg, N. Henderson Supplee-Haverford College, Haverford, Pa. Arthur Thomas-Employed by American Cable Co., Newark, N. CLASS OF 1923 Viola Apgar-Porcelain Works, Washington, N. Judson Cannon-Newark, N. Etta Fenwick-International Motor Co., Plainfield, N. Wesley Lance-Teaching in North. Plainfield, N. Halla Langenbach-New York City. Emma Melick-International Motor Co., Plainfield, N. Walter Rush-Farming at Jackson Valley, N. Erma Sigler-Taylor-Wharton Co., High Bridge, N. Anna Tome-Mrs. Orlando Kibbe, Changewater, N. Elizabeth Trybulus-Teaching CLASS OF 1922 Robert Beebe-Western Electric Company, New York City. Donald Bill--Auto Mechanic, Riordan Garage, Hampton, N. Arthur Bossard-Ingersoll-Rand, Phillipsburg, N. Lillian Coleman-Mrs. Britz, Irvington, N. Helen Coyle-Standard Water System, Hampton, N. Isabelle Garey-Mrs. Roy Thomas, Port Murray, N. Wilbur Lance-Working at Lance Bros., Glen Gardner, N. Anna Mae Schyler-fMrs. Edgar Reed, Hampton, N. CLASS OF 1921 Agnes Bill-Mrs. Edward Maul, Hampton, N. Mildred Bogart-Teaching at Washington, N. J. Mabel Bossard-Mrs. Arnold Fulmer, Florence Conley-Teaching at Elizabeth High School, Elizabeth, N. Veeder Fritts-Taylor-Wharton, High Bridge, N. Abram Henderson-Queen's Public Power KZ Light Co., Flushing, N. Y. William Miller-Construction Work, Weehawken, N. Elizabeth Opdyke-Employed by John M. Cody, Phillipsburg, N. Donald Riddle-Butcher Business, Hampton, N. Jennie Rounsaville-Mrs. Alton Bellis, Frenchtown, N. Helen Tiger-Mrs. Herbert Greishaber, Morristown, N. Harry Waters-Manager of Meat Dept. U. S. Stoe, Whitehouse, N. CLASS OF 1920 Maguerite Apgar-Working at Phillipsburg, N. Jennie Bartnett-Mrs. P. G. Smith, Plainfield, N. Beatrice Berry-Mrs. Bernard Apgar, Hampton, N. Sarah Ferwick--Mrs. O. Sampsel, Dunellen, N. Eloise Hawkins-Mrs. George Poe, Califon, N. Ernest Groves-Unknown. Nellie Ross-Mrs. Frank Drach, Washington, N. 40 M y 1 A'

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. QQQU .-I' 1 1 - Hampton High School Alumni CLASS OF 1928 Bertha Bogart-Millersville Normal, Millersville, Pa. Ferdinand Degnan-New York Edison Co., New York City. Francis Fritts-Employed by Taylor-Wharton Co., High Bridge, N. Anna German-Deceased George Gardner--Employed by Mutual Grocery Co., Asheville, N. C. Kathryn Hull-Churchman Business College, Easton, Pa. Arlene Howell-Churchman Business College, Easton, Pa. William Sakai-Working in Brooklyn, N. Y. Ella Reed-Mrs. James Fritts, Hampton, N. J. Cornelius Smith-Deceased CLASS OF 1927 Mary Joyner-Simmorfs College, Boston, Mass. Maude Stevenson-Trenton Normal, Trenton, N. Anna Klirn-Asbury, N. Viaizna Hackett--Teaching at Andersontown, N. Nettie Sylvester-Millersville Normal, Millersville, Pa. Helen McLaughlin-Newark Normal, Newark, N. Louise Hixon-Trenton Normal, Trenton, N. Helen Drake-East Stroudsburg Normal, East Stroudsburg, Pa. Emerson Woodward-Auto Mechanic, Changewater, N. Fred Bogart, Jr.-Employed by Taylor-Wharton, High Bridge, N. Joseph Gardner, Jr.-Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa. James Anderson-Employed by Taylor-Wharton Co., High Bridge, N. Lester Apgar-Farming at Spruce Run, N. CLASS OF 1926 Mary Riddle-Employed by W. B. Wolfram, Hampton, N. Emma Garey-Mrs. Carl Castner, Washington, N. Laura Ort-Employed by Fox Lumber Co., Clinton, N. Helen Bogart-Employed by Central Railroad, Jersey City, N. Meta Sigler-Employed by Taylor-Wharton Co., High Bridge, N. Florence Neiman-Training at M. E. Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. Elizabeth Stanton-Training at M. E. Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. Jacob Riegel-Porcelain Works, Washington, N. Clement Gordon-Class of 1931, Rutgers College, New Brunswick, N. Charles Thompson-Working for Dr. Smith at Washington, N. Charles Bogart-Employed by Standard Water Co., Hampton, N. CLASS OF 1925 Jennie Opdyke-Employed by Taylor-Wharton Co., High Bridge, N. Mildred Opdyke--Employed by Taylor-Wharton Co., High Bridge, N. Virginia Banghart-Teaching at Phillipsburg, N. Vera Staples-Teaching at Hampton, N. J. Elizabeth Ort-Mrs. Chester Fisher, Orange, N. Lysbeth Laumer-Mrs. Earl Hagenbach, Staten Island, N. Y. John. Riegle-Creamery Foreman, Changewater, N. Albert Supplee-Attending Haverford College, Haverford, Pa. Edwin Halbert-Employed by Trenton Banking Co., Plainfield, N. James Melick-Employed by Spicer Mfg. Corp., Plainfield, N. Peter Ross-Attending New York Electrical School, New York City. 39

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. .Jef 'jiri - 7 W Laugh and the World Laughs With You SONG HITS Mississippi Mud-The Soccer Field Carolina Moon-Thelma Osmun Sleepy Head-Charles Nixon Oh! Baby What a Night-The Night of the Junior Prom The Blues-Before Exams. Deep Night-Graduation Night Weary River-Musconetcong Doin' the Raccoon-Gen. Conley Old Man Sunshine-Charles Hixon If I Had You-Arnold to 'F ? ? ? ? ? You're the Cream in My Coffee-June Riddle to Wanda Sonny Boy-Glenn Gibson I Faw Down and Go Boom-Gen Conley I Ain,t Got Nobody--Lillian Stevenson I'11 Get By-The Freshman Class Sweethearts on Parade-The Senior Girls on Graduation Night My Pet-Elenore Thorwarth I Must Have That Man-Carolyn Stanton A Happy Ending-After the Seniors Have Graduated She Don't Wanna--Pete Sigler to ? '? ? ? ? Then Came the Dawn-Commencement Crazy Rhythm-The Glee Club Hallelujah Fm a Bum-Stephen Todd High Upon the Hilltop-H. H. S. When the World is at Rest-After the Final Examinations The Bum's Rush-The Junior Boys at Noon Hour I Love You Now an I Loved You Then-Ella Apgarto????? That Precious Little Thing Called Love fAsk Mr. Hawk what it meansl Just Like a Melody-fThe music in chapelj Everybody Loves You-Miss Lohdell Too Busy-The Student Council From Monday On-School Imagination-Richard Riddle Climbing Up the Hilltop-The Glen Gardner kids coming to school Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life-Caroline Pankowitz INTERESTING FICTION The Thundering Herd-The Freshmen Wild Geese-The Junior Class The Showhoat-The West Portal Bus The Beloved Woman-Miss Lohdell Lover Or Friend-June, Earl and Arn The Joyous Troublemaker-Nellie Cooley 41 Peggy by Request-Helen Worman The Big Four-The High School Faculty The Way Out-Flunk A Woman of Affairs-Mrs. Ley The Hundredth Chance-Passing English Ex- aminations Q Idle Island-The classroom when the teacher is out The Three lyluslceteers-Jack, Bob and Sparky Four Horsemen fOn Footj-Alice, Kate, Carolyn and Elenore The Maid of the Mountain-Josephine Panlco- witz David-David Buck The Four Just Men-The Board of Education Dang'rous Business-Talking back to the teach- ers The Redhaired Girl-Doris Smith Lil, the Dancing Girl-Lillian Stevenson The Age of Innocence-Robert Kitchen Freckles-James Kiley The Short Stop-Arnold Osmun The Nervous Wreck-Louise Everitt The Just FAMOUS LAST WORDS Mr. Hawk- And how! Mr. Jenkins- I'll tell you onceg quiet down! Mrs. Ley- Girls, if you were in an oHice you couldn't do rhat!,' Miss Lohdell- Don't act so silly! Mr. Weisel-- Do you see it? Do you under- stand? ORIGINAL JOKES In Ancient History class one day Mr. Hawl: asked a freshman for some of the results of the Commercial Revolution. The boy replied: They moved the Mediter- ranean Sea into the Atlantic Oceanf, Some of the Seniorsv were discussing the val- ues of the diplomas at the end of the four years in high school, and someone said they were worth three thousand dollars to us. Frank Mancuso-- Gee, I'm willing to sell mine to anyone at any time. The Ancient History class was discussing the problems of loaning money and selling shares of stock. Mr. Hawk- James, what is a share? James Kiley-'iOh, its a piece of paper. Mr. Weisel fin Biology classj- Do you be- lieve in 'Evolution'? Dot - Sometimes