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

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS This outstanding group is an organization established in I-lampton to represent the administrative branch of our schools. The board consists of: Hugh Branlcstone President Glenn Irlamilton Vice President Richard B. Patton Secretary Elmer G. Grant Treasurer Mrs. Helen Copeland Their job is managing the business affairs and discussing all types of problems concerning the welfare of the school. The services of these members are entirely voluntary and we are greatly indebted to them for their time and efforts con- tributed toward a progressive program of education. 15,4 , V H-564' G 4 we .mi f at Q. 'ms ,gow

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.-.-.-Q--.-.-...Q Q. K ei 4 N , , rf ,Y 3. Vx 'Lv . 2 i OUR CONCERT HALL As SEEN FROM DIFFERENT' ANGLES ALMA MATER Our strong band can ne'er be broken Formed in Hampton High: Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed by friendships tie.

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MR. SARVER Mr. Sarver has been outstanding as our Supervising Principal in his unfailing cooperation and helpfulness to students and faculty alike. The quality of fairness has prevailed in the problems of his position and has created a better understanding between students and prin- cipal. His tireless efforts toward bettering the standards of Hampton have been admired by everyone. Mr. Sarver, in his outstanding ability to obtain interesting speakers for our Chapel and Assembly programs, has helped to widen our outlook on world affairs. We feel very close to Mr. Sarver since we are the first class he has guided through the entire twelve years. Ellen's place in the office is well known by all stu- dents and teachers. She has been a very efficient and ELLEN FREDLEY capable secretary and her gracious smile and willing help are certainly appre- ciated. MR. McKINNEY A new member to the office staff is Mr. McKinney who has taken over the responsible position of Principal. His work is a full time job and entails much outside work as well as patience, broadmindedness and understanding in any prob- lem that comes before him. Mr. McKinney has proven himself quite capable of his position. The seniors are particularly grateful to him for his helpfulness. We extend a vote of thanks to Mr. McKinney for his fine job.