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

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john S. Kennedy-General Tall and handsome is Sam, Another returned serviceman, he made the most of his senior year. He is noted for getting around at a pretty nice ratev in his Pontiac. As treasurer of the senior class, John did an admirable job of balancing the books. Sam will take a try at being a mechanic upon his school exit. We wish you success. Kathleen Ellen King-Academic A well-rounded personality marks petite Casey, Cheerlead- ing and art are Casey's main school interests, while dancing and swimming demand her outside attention. Casey,' served diligently on the yearbook and the Hamptonian staffs. Her ambition is to become a commercial artist. She was chosen as first attendant to the May Queen. George Richard Klinzing-Academic . The nickname we associate with George by no means paints a true picture of him now. PeeWee is forgotten when we look back at his trail of class presidencies, his repute as top ranking athlete in football and baseball. We are not forgetting him as our best looking senior, either. With college as his goal after complet- ing high school, 'PeeWee aims high. William Richard Kirkpatrick-Academic Dick, with quiet disposition and dark brown eyes, went assumingly through his senior year. He is strictly an outdoor man in that he enjoys fishing, hunting, and rifle shooting. Perhaps someday in the not too distant future Dick will be able to prac- tice the French he has tucked away for a rainy day, because he is seriously considering the Navy as a future career.

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Margaret Louise Huston-Academic When Peggy, as the head cheerleader, leads the crowds in cheers at ames, ever s ectator marvels at her s irit and et how S Y P P Y feminine she can look. Delicate, unassuming, a decidedly well liked senior is Peg',-also chosen as a May Queen attendant. An a ile and cham ion swimmer, she en'o s this s ort. Her lans g P .l Y P P for the future are to be successful in anything she may undertake. Walter V. Jendrasak-Commercial A favorite of the commercial students was Doa Willingly he transported typewriters around from desk to desk for weak girls in the class. Walt also played on the baseball team last spring, and was a decided asset in our games. Cooperative, and a willing helper on all occasions, his ability should net him an office position. We know Miss Czuba will miss so fine and coopera- tive student. Lillian V. Jennings-General No more need be said about Lillian but to tell you her com- pletely explanative nickname- Dolly.', Blonde, sweet, feminine- all the characteristics of a China doll are hers. As extra-curricular activities, Dolly is a member of both Senior and Chapel Choirs as well as one of the members of the Girls' Basketball Team. Flying holds her interest for an after-graduation project. May that blonde head someday be high in the clouds, Dolly.', Patricia Louise Johnson-Academic A captivating senior, with ability and wit is PJ, She kept us in stitches at the slumber party and made the entire class proud to present her as the May Queen. As an associate editor of the Talbot everyone realizes how her efforts in this line were worthy of praise. Patty will undoubtedly make many new friends but will never be forgotten by her old friends at Hampton.

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Alma Kosar-Commercial Coke', with her lively personality keeps everybody up-to-date on the latest jive and teen fashions. Her collection of the most popular records is always welcomed when a gang gets together to dance. Besides basketball and singing in the Chapel and Senior Choirs, she enjoys dancing and roller skating. We know Coke'sU dream of being a journalist will someday come true, and we wish her success. Gretchen Lange-General How many ,47 seniors will ever be able to look at another redhead without remembering Gretch ? Undoubtedly she was an asset to the band as a twirler, and as one of the May Queen attendants. As to the future, she has many ambitions. First there is college, and then we feel certain if she ever wanders near New York City a modeling agency will contract her. Marilyn Florence Loeffert-Commercial An earnest student and enthusiastic member of the senior class are but a few of lVlarilyn's invaluable characteristics. Chosen as a member of the Talbot, her work on the literary staff has helped a great deal to produce a yearbook of which we can be proud. Dancing and reading rate highly with Marilyn for pleasant pastimes. She is also a member of the Chapel Choir. Shirley M. Martin-Commercial Shirley, the mischievous member of the class, is always ready for fun. Whenever you see Shirley, you know that her companion, Coke, is not far away. Participation in both the Chapel and Senior Choirs indicates that she is fond of music. I-ler good sense of humor is displayed very well, especially in P.O.D. class. Shirley has no definite plans for the future, but we wish her luck in any- thing she tries.