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

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Lucy Anna Bremmer-Academic Tall and smooth, with a wealth of mathematical knowledge has made Lucy's place in the class unassailable. Her serene disposi- tion has calmed many a senior at exam time. Lucy plays an excel- lent game of basketball with the same ease with which she plays the cello in the Senior Orchestra. With these qualities she is sure to be a success in any undertaking. Charles A. Byer-General Tall and nice looking, with deep dimples as a trade mark, is Chuck. A pleasant personality goes with this, as well as a reputation for always being willing to lend a hand. These are but a few of the many reasons for which we will remember Chuck.', He plans to study Diesel engines when he graduates. May your future be udottedu generously with pleasant things. Patricia Jean Carr-Academic Being the tiniest senior girl has not stopped Pat from be- coming one of the best artists in school. She is striving toward a commercial artist,s position. Long will be remembered Pat's de- fensive attitude for mankind in general in P.O.D. 'Activities? Dancing, swimming, Chapel Choir keep her in form. Delores Mae Christ-Commercial Christy's glamorous long hair made her the envy of the senior girls, her cheerful smile and gleaming eyes endeared her to all. We will always remember her willingness to help in all our school activities. Her fine work in Home Economics class is to be commended. Delores is undecided about her future plans, but we wish her luck in anything she undertakes.

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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.

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George F. Clarke-General An outdoor boy is George, whose interests seem to center mainly around hunting and trapping. We always associate well- combed hair and a mischievous grin with George. George's quiet personality has won many friends for him and will undoubtedly prove valuable when he fulfills his ambition to be an electrician. The best of everything to you, George. Elmer Wayne Ferguson-General Tall, dark, and handsome football hero, Fergy, has a quiet, winning personality enhanced by a good sense of humor. He really could play a hard game of football and earned that T.D. he made. He also played baseball. He really went in for music in a big way. Hunting is his favorite pastime. He was in the Band, the Orchestra, Chapel Choir, and also Senior Choir. Victor H. Fiscus-Academic Gump was very active in the newly organized Debate Club. In P.O.D. class, especially, he takes an active part and joins, with vivid interest in all discussions. Besides belonging to tlie Band, Orchestra, and College Club, Gump collects stamps as a hobby. He was voted by the senior class as the brainiest. Joseph David Flaherty-General Joe,' has made an unforgetable impression on the Senior class in the two years he has been here. He has enough wit to give even the most successful comedians serious competition. The impersonations he gives are a source of enjoyment to anyone who has ever witnessed one. Joe', is known for his qualities of good sportsmanship and the disposition that never varies.