Hampton High School - Breeze Yearbook (Hampton, NJ)

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194 THE BREEZE 7 Do You Remember When Miss Moore had the lunchroom fire? The bicycle built for two? When Marie Wore rouge? When Uhe Seniors decided to Take It Easy ? Ered's Jeep? The Senior trip to Washington? The bus-ride home from the Blair game? When the Seniors didn't show up for play practice? When Eddie got caught in the cloakroom? When Eileen dropped 'her lollipop in History class? When Bones stocked Eileen in the eye? The lollipops at play practice? Tough Guy Apgar? Philip Buster ? The blue cheese-cloth? Can You Picture PACE 50 Apgar ....s .E -- Bogart ...... Breniak .,r... Ganley .... S A Hartung Ha uck .... -, Stiene ..s..... U Stockton Weber ..... U Witte ........ -,- Wo jcik ...... Without a quip witlh-out his false tooth without his questions without his smile without a girl without Bob without 'her eyes Without his boots without his glasses without red hair Without her personality

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THE BREEZE Song Hits Somewhere in the Night--4George I'm Gonna Buy A Paper Doll- Dick I-Iartung Moonig1h1t 'Cocktails-Stockton Penna. Polka--Miss Coar Feeling in the Moonlight- Spike COn a Certain Nightj September Song--First day of school You Won'ft Be Satisfied--Mr, Weisel As -if I Di-dn'-t Have Enough on My Mind-Teachers T'here's No One But You- Bet-ty -to Vince I Fall in Love With You Every Day- Exams I'm in the Mood -for Love- Bernice to Red I Understand--Dean 'to Lois On the Sunny Side of the Street- Hampton H. S. One More Tomorrow-Day bef-ore Graduation Shanty Town-Hampton In Love in Vain-Hartung to Bash It's Been A Long, Long Time- Joyce to Tommy If You Were -the Only Girl and I Were the 'Only Boy-Bill H. .to Carol Beatty Give Me the Moon Over Bnooklyn- Hartung I'll Get By-Fred to Jeanne I've Got Plenty of Nothing--Marybelle One Alone-Mary Ella -Staples Where Did You Learn to Love?-- Sailors Night and Day-Homework Oh, Wrhat it Seemed to Be- Studen-t Gounclil I've Got You Under My Skin- Linky to Jennie Honey Darling--Mi-ss Coar Oh, Frankie-Harry Martin Smoke Gets in Your Eyes--Jennie Guitar Boogie-James Stockton Five Minutes More-Deanie to Bob P-risoner of Love-Betty Jane Remember Me--Miss Moore You Two-Timed Me One Time Too Often-4Dick -to Joyce Surrender-Ed. Breniak 1947 Do You Love Me?--Inge to Art My Eickle Eye-Jeanne Hixon I'm in Love With Two Sweethearts-- Amesie Oh, Danny Boy-Doris to Danny I Don't Know Enough About You- Miss Coar to Seniors Someday+Bucky to Amesie Y:ou'll Never Know-Jeanne to Big Mouse I Don't Know Why--Eileen to Jimmy Don't Take Your Love From Me- Spike to Bas-h Daddy-Jeanne Alexander Just a Sitting and a Rocking- Jimmy and the Twins Strange Music---Eddie on the Piano It's the Talk of the Town-Senior Play I'll Always Love You- Seniors to Hampton High It's A Pity .to Say Goodnight- Betty to Vince I Walked In--Jimmy to Bash Zippidi Doo Dah-Mr. Action If I'm Lucky--Barney in T-rig. You, So It':s You--Diploma What Did You Put in That Kiss ?- T. N. T. Are We Having Fun?--Tom, Linkyj Crater tin Lab. You Call it Madness--Play Prac-tice I Want, More, More, More--Study That Little Funny Face-8-Ball Willow Road--Springtown Road Just the Other Day-10 Demeri-ts I Havenft Got A Worry in the World-Morris Adams Let it Snow, Let it Snow- Senior Snow Ball I Used to Work in Chicago-Mr. Laube Gotta Be This 'Or That-Miss Kay Open the Door, Richard--Bash to Spike Tfhat 'Old Sensation-Deanie to Bob Some Sunday Morning--Betty to Vince South America Take It Away- Hampton High. School To Each His Own--Shoes at Initiation Among My Souvenir-s-English Book I've Got Rhythm--E. P. Baylor PAGE L19

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THE BREEZE Here's What Uncle Ezra Sez 1947 Spike rescued. Bash from ia great big tree and 'that's how she got her pop- lanity. Dean triied looking over a higlh wall and that's how he actually got so ltall. Eileen once saw 43 twin-headed calf, ever since then she's been known to laugh. His Pop made George al-ways mow the lawn and that's how George got all his brawn. Byron was heard laughing-he's oh, so jolly-and there he sat sucking an all-day lolly. Hartung to a farm the Dodgers sent and 'that's where he took his Brooklyn 3CCCI'lf. Etd Breniak always was a country 'hick and that's why they call him CCCEIIYYIC. Someone once heard what Betty Jane said and that's why her hair done got that red. The mountaineers -put Geraldine on trial just because she tr-ied to start a new style. Through the night air we heard a melodious bar, and then saw Jim play- ing his guitar. Out of the Senior room the Junior class tore and there, wringing her hands, stoodi poor Miss Goar. Tell us more Uncle Ezra Tell us more Uncle Ezra That's all little Seniors That's all little Seniors Be good little Seniors and don't stay out 'too late That's all little Seniors Be good little Seniors A Good-bye little Seniors It's time to graduate. Ed. Breniak UNCLE EZRA PAGE 51