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

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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.

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Thomas William Ford-Academic Witty, clever, intelligent, and we could go on endlessly describing Tom, a new addition to Hampton this year. As editor- in-chief of the school newspaper and associate editor of the Talbot, he has done wonders in the literary field. Also, he has taken an active interest in music and sports. Henry has aspirations of being a lawyer, and you can ubet your bottom dollar he will go far, not only in law, but in anything he undertakes. Robert Clarence Gilkey-Academic Bob is known for his engaging smile, red hair, and especially for his interest in the football team. Bob's,' special pride is his reputation for having a way with the women. He keeps the morale of the class at a high pitch, and he has the kind of wit that remains undaunted through thick and thin. Bob,s plans for the future are uncertain, but wherever his ambitions lead him, he will do well. John Grimaldi-General Blackie, as we suitably nicknamed our newcomer to the senior class, had spent only two weeks in our midst when by a vote of the student body, he was elected to the post of student athletic manager. His enclorsers are well pleased with the choice, and rightly so, judging from the results in our well-equipped football team, of which he also was an avid member. Success is promised him, we feel assured. Robert Eugene Haberlein-Academic With a substantial bass voice, Bob has sung his way through twelve years in our school. An enthusiastic pitcher on our newly organized baseball team, Bohn will be remembered by the seniors as an athlete. As a member of the photography staff for the Talbot, he lent aid to an all important project of the yearbook. Mechanic- ally inclined, you may find this senior affiliated or owning a garage someday.