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

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john George Allman, Jr.-General An all 'round-friend is a phrase that well describes john- ny. We are confident that his work in the business subjects at Hampton will be continued at Grove City where he plans to major in stenography with a view to teaching. Senior Choir and Glee Club claimed his extra-curricular time. Diligently and efficiently he worked on the Talbot. May Rose Allman-Commercial Energetic and quiclc on the basketball team doesn't fully quali- fy Mazy because we have learned to depend on her business acumen in financial matters for the Talbot. Seldom do you find one so willing to help or to step into any situation where she may be needed and replace chaos with calmness. As Miss Czuba's secretary, she did exceptionally well in taking dictation. Helen Gertrude Anderson-Academic A charming smile will ever be a pleasant reminder to us of Helen, with the equally charming personality. Helen toolc top- honor of becoming the first girl in the class of '47 to receive an engagement ring. Always ready to lend unfailing cooperation, she is an invaluable member of our class. Those traits will insure her future happiness. Marion Ruth Anderson-Academic Calm, understanding Marion has a friendly smile and word for everyone. She will not soon be forgotten by the members of the class. Marion as an enthusiastic art follower could be found uite C1 often covered with oils and pastels in the art room. Don,t forget the Oh,s and UAh,sU all let esca e when si htin one of Marion,s P g g productions in art. Our sincere wishes for success.

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Miriam Frances Anderson-General Sincere and friendly to all is Miriam with her sweet disposi- tion. She aspires to become a nurse. Her patience and understand- ing will be definite assets in her career. Lucky will be the patient who hears Susie's cheerful Good morningf, She spends her spare time reading and dancing. Senior Choir and the Hamptonian also keep her busy. Elizabeth Anne Ashbaugh-Academic Among those who have been noted as dependable and out- standing in our class, Anne comes out on top. As photography editor of the Talbot, her diligent, untiring efforts for perfection of every detail can be called no less than highly commendable and deserving of a sincere vote of Thanks', from every senior. An honor student, Anne aspires to a scientific career. Mary Frances Bednarik-Commercial Mary B. has a sincere, quiet personality all her own. An effi- cient commercial student, she has helped untiringly on the Talbot staff. For such a small girl, Mary has lots of energy. She enjoys dancing and ice skating. Senior Choir and the Hamptonian are her extra-curricular activities. Mary's ambition is to travel. Phyllis Helene Blackburn--Commercial Phyl, an adept commercial student and always a willing helper, has participated in class activities as well as in chapel pro- grams. We see her, and shall remember her as the sweet senior with those big brown eyes, singing with the Chapel Choir and pouring over her bookkeeping lessons. During her leisure time she enjoys roller skating and movies.