Hampton High School - Breeze Yearbook (Hampton, NJ)

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THE BREEZE EDWARD BRENIAK Brains, honesty, ambition, good looks. Ed's a character found onlu in books. A.A.. '44, '45, '46, '47, Hallowe'en Dance, '44, St. P1trick's Dance, '44: Attendance, '44, '45, Glee Club, fKEd!! 1947 '45, '46, Springtime Frolic, '45, Honorary Society, '45 '46, '47, Class Treas., '45, Library Club, '45, '46, '47, Library Sec., '45, Juke Box Jamboree, '46: Junior Card Party, '46, Junior Prom, '46, Ed.-in-Chief of Year- book. '47, Pres. of Student Council, '47, Senior Card Par.y, '47: Class Day, '47, Christmas Dance, '46. v If we were to cast a vote for the most versatile member of our class, unquestionaby, Ed would be the winner. With interests ranging from music and sports to discus- sion and world-affairs, ,Ed has proven himself capable of bearing that title. His intelligence and his leadership will undoubtedly be assets to him in his future as a radiotrician. l GEORGE GANLEY Happy FreckIed face, comet-top Says a little, knows a lot. Soccer, '44, '45, '46: Hallowe'en Dance, '44: Spring- time Frolic, '45, Junior Card Party, '45, Junior Prom, '45, A.A., '45, '46, '47, Baseball, '46, '47, Library Club, '46, '47: Christmas Dance, '46, Senior Play, '46: Senior Card Party, '47, Valentine Dance, '47, Yearbook Staff, '47, Class. Day, '47, A contagious smile, a happy disposition and a bubbling personality may seem to be suficient reason for Georges being well-liked by all, however, his thoughtfulness, sin- cerety, and good sportsmanship are equally important factors in his, popularity. His interest is definitely militaristic, and we know he'll succeed in his Army Career. . Pncz I5

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1 1 1947 'N . . . BY1ffoNg'Boc3ART' With a heart of gold, a disposition mellow, Bogey is an all 'round fellow. I-lalIowe'en Dance, '44: Library Club, '44, '45g Spring- time Frolic, '45: Junior Prom. '45: Junior Card Party, '45g Vice-Pres,, '45: Christmas Dance, '46: Senior Play, '46g Valentine Dance, '47: Class Day, '473 Yearbook Staff, '47. Bogey, the youngest member of our class, is a likable fellow whose chuckling laughter can invariably change a sullen mood of the senior class into one of humor. Although he possesses a carefree attitude, Byron has prov- en his reliability and his sense of cooperation in a time of crisis. He has not revealed his plans for the future, but we are certain that he will be stuccessful in whatever he does, PAGE 14 THE BREEZE RICHARD BERRY APGAR S pike Spike surely is a likable chap Between his ears a smile Hlls the gap. Member A.A., '43, '44, '45, '46: Soccer, Asst, Mgr. '433 Mgr., '44, player '45, '-46: Perfect Attendance '43, '44, '45, '46, '4-73 Cilee Club, '44, '45: Library Club, '44, '45g I-la'llowe'en Dance, '44, Baseball, '45, '46, '47g Springtime Frolic, '45g Junior Prom, '453 Junior Card Party, '45: Senior Play, '46: Class Pres., '46, '47g Vice-Pres. Student Council, '47: Pres. A.A., '47g Honorary Club, '47g Senior Card Party, '47g Valentine Dance, '473 Yearbook Staff, '47g Class Day. '47, v Dick, better known as Spike, is one of the most popular fellows. in H.H.S.-especially popular with a certain senior. Spike, who is one of our outstanding sportsmen, is also famous for his clever comebacks. Whenever you find a group having fun, you will find Spike-usually in the midst of it. We are sure that he'll succeed in his role as a mechanic because we promise to patronize his, garage. flBO'gey!!

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1947 GERALDINE HAUCK A wonderful girl, a maiden fair She'II make her mark and go somewhere. A.A., '45, '46, '47g Glee Club, '45, '46g Hallowe'en THE BREEZE RICHARD HART UNC1 Dick Dick is a tall lad. earnest and strong Hc's always as happy as a gay song. President, '44g Hallowe'en Dance, '445 Soccer, '45, '46g Springtime Frolic, '45: Junior Prom, '45: Junior Card Party, '45, Baseball, '46g Christmas Dance, '46, Senior Play, '46g Senior Card Party, '47: Valentine Dance, '47g Yearbook Staff, '47: Class Day, '47. Sparkling eyes and good sense of humor combined with a Brooklyn accent and an even disposition account for Dick's popularity with the fair sex. After having seen the Tree That Grows. in Brooklyn, he was so impressed that he settled on a farm in order to plant many trees. Already, we have been assured of his success as a future farmer of America. Dear1ie Dance, '45: Springtime Frolic, '453 Junior Card Party, '46g Library, '46: Junior Prom, '46: Honorary Society, '47: Cheerleader, '47g Senior Play, '473 Senior Card Party, '473 Yearbook Staff, '47g Senior Sno-Ball. '46: Juke-Box Dance, '47g Valentine Dance, '47: Sec. of Class, '47. Deanie, the only senior from West Portal, is the Katherine Cornell of our class. She earned this title after her in- imitable performance as Mrs. Highgate. With her friendly nature, cheerful disposition and co- operative attitude We are sure that she will attain great success in the future, PAGE I6 ,