Hampton High School - Talbot Yearbook (Allison Park, PA)

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Tenth Grade Reading from left to right Top row Tom Mapp Leslie Gray Frances Petty Jean Kampha Garnet llredley Marion Thornton Josephine Klauss Joy Simmons lired Tannehill US Second row Dorothy Schauer Buddy Fritz Retitlinq from left to right Top rotu lfrances Stahl Dolores Staley Patsy Carlisle Marion Chalmers Anna May Yeager Roberta Lake Marcy Kraus Second row Tessie Pierce Vancy Pierce Dolores Nuttall Betty Jane Hastings Gertrude Marshall 10-1 Jay MacDonald Perry Hardt Ray Baum Walter Hauser Arthur Thompson Mary Jean Ewing front Row Miss Wise Louise Rogers Viola Eyles Mary Sue Fredley Helen Lichina Velma Miller 10-2 Geraldine Tamburo Vivian McKeen Phyllis Jane Carrington Lois Ann Carr Mary Lou Geisler Anna Zivic Mr. Leach Front row Dean McSwaney Albert Henrich Robert Meehan Thomas Meehan Robert Staiger Eugene Fritz John Probst Harry Wylie Suphomores Just out of their baby stage' these students Ht well into the Sophomore Glass. At this point. they had to decide upon their choice of a future career and to prepare to work hard at their new subjects Even with this in mind they allowed themselves to relax occasionally and enjoy the entertainment at Hampton and also mdtvidually planned gay eve nings for their own class. Apart from the enjoyment angle they have set a ine examplt of tht typical Sophomore Class of '44. The 1944 Talbot

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Se Eleventh Grade I 11-1 Back row lfleanor Zivic Donald McGinnis PHWFCSQ Kennedy Jay Miner Marjorie Eastly John Kennedy Joan Kmg . floyd Gilkey Dorothy Marinshaw Russell Stump Ben Stubbs Edward Bishop Wahl Pfeifer Third row l:iiri2.mLL4Vh.t . iss 1 e 5353053136 ,Sinus Margaret Cook Fd Wg Betty Swartz ' na 'lg U Virginia Kraus Virginia Wylie Sf'fU'7d 'OW Violet Wiskeman Frances Raflety Maria Mauch Ellyn Keally William Zillweger 11-2 Buck row Geraldine Kauffman William Eakin Naomi Carmichael Jack McAfee Wanda Shreve Jack Klinzing bull' 5'm0n John I,oefTert H John Haberlein hrs! 'ow 'i Fred Scarazzo Walter Swarmer 'ond row Betty Boone Eleanor Trimble Peggy Thayer Suzanne Harrold lfnzy McAfee Marilyn Meier Joan Heimert Barbara Adler Doris Jean McKeen Ann Dawson Grace Ferguson Miss Perkins Juniors A more reserved. matured group are the Juniors. A seemingly small point, but nevertheless well-deserved of praise. is the helpfulness in which the Juniors gave to the Senior Class in regard to the needful cause of raising sufficient funds for the Junior-Senior Prom affair. Here they demonstrated cooperation, teamwork, and respect for their elder students. Such a display. it is inevitable, can hardly make its exit without leaving a memorable impression. The I9 4 4 Talbot

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Ninth Grade Left lo right Top rote' Joe Stack Alma Kozar Ann Ashbaugh Margery Walters Joan Trueman Betty Mclntyre Jean McCall Harry Schmidt John Holland Third row Billy Wiles George Klinzing George Clark Joe Zimmerman I,e!'l lo Fiqh! Top row l.ucy Bremmer Patty Cart Dorothy Fritz Kathleen King May Rose Allma Mary Bednarik Shirley Martin Third row H 'liheresa Hengelsberg Ursula Schrott Marilyn l.oefTert Patty Johnson Mary Woodford Helen McCook Gloria Gutwald Grace Thorton Nora Burns l.illian Olekszak 9-1 St-cond rote' Paul Sheehan Marilyn Osborne Margery Meier Marion Anderson Rosie Zimmerman Dolores Christ Phyllis Blackburn Dorothy Hofstetter Lillian Jennings Mrs. Hadley lfronl row lfrank Webb Bob Halnerlein Chuck Byers Walter Jendrasak Clifford Hardt Stanley Hertwick John Allman Arthur Theiss .S'et'omI rote' lfvelyn Smith Dorothy NVylie J-oan McCall William NVerner Dick Kirkpatrick Jim Bowman Carl O'Gray Peggy Huston Gretchen Lang Mrs. Auld Ifronl rote' John Thayer Tommy Yingling Frank Herr Dave Huston Bob Gilkey lflmer Ferguson Ray Probst Bobby Huston George Phillips 28 l.ouis Pomrenke Freshmen Even though the ninth graders are the youngest students in our high school. they have made a 'Aplace for themselves by their participation in the events of Hampton. Upon entering this advanced grade, they not only began to conduct their manners as expected of them. but they were also able to accept responsibilities which they carried out to the best of their ability. The 1044 Talbot