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

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-srrd AzJ!wl!L:N f '- off 21:4 Clifford Dale I-Iardt--Academic If Not only Clif-PSU smooth dancing, but his smooth playing in all phases of athletics have made an impression that will linger long. He has an inexhaustible sense of humor and a personality to match the top-notch position he holds as an outstanding senior. Cliffs interest in all things concerned with the outdoors is proved by his hunting and fishing trips. He plans to go to college and then break into the business world after graduation. Evelyn Harper-Commercial Evie, a meek member of the senior class, likes to enjoy herself and have good times. Dancing, skating, and swimming being her favorite sports, we know she must have these good times, too. As a commercial student, Evie plans to have a secretarial career after graduation from high school. Our hopes for a success- ful future go with her. Therese Ida Hengelsberg--Academic Tess does thin s in a uiet wa . Her friendl attitude wins g q Y Y her many friends. She loves to draw and is an invaluable aid to the Ham tonian art staff. Swimmin , dancin , and sin in in the P g g g g Senior Choir show her diversit of interests. Nursin is the rofes- Y g P sion to which she would as ire. Her rett blue e es should make P P Y Y the atients' ulses beat faster than normal. We will all remember P P you, Tess. Frank Herr-Academic We will always think of Frank as the guard of Hampton's Football Team, and as one of the most capable players ever to grace Hampton's baseball diamond. Frank has very decided plans for the future, and these plans center around studying theology. That sincere attitude combined with the energy with which he is blessed will carry him far in his chosen profession.

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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.

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Stanley Edward Hertweck-Commercial Stanley, an eager-beavern in shorthand, is one of the quiet members of our class. The saying actions speak louder than wordsl' applies to him, for he is also an active member of the stage crew. In his spare time, Stanley was always busily writing or typing for the Hamptonian. We know his knowledge of short- hand and office work will make him succeed in the business world. Dorothy M. Hofstetter-Commercial Cute Dotty always can see the happy humorous side of life and manages a smile for everyone in the class. This vivacious gal warbled in Chapel Choir and Senior Choir besides being on the Hamptonian staff. Dancing and riding can be called her hobbies unless a man comes along to take her attention. Remember fellows, nice things come in small packages. That's Dotty. John joseph Holland, III-Academic Attending every senior activity, accompanied by his favorite Junior, Johnny was a faithful classmate. Being a member of the Varsity Club, it is easily seen that sports were the most favored part of his high school life. We know Miss Czuba will miss putting your name on the absence list next year, even though she, as well as the entire class, hope you will have smooth sailing in that Navy career you are planning after graduation. David F. Huston--Academic Here is our own Johnny Weismuller. Dave, an excellent swimmer, is a member of the Bureau of Recreation Swimming Team. Besides being interested in athletics, Davey is seriously considering making law his career. With his courteous manners he commands the respect of his classmates and teachers. Success is bound to follow him.