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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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V' V1 1 1 'V ' V . .V 5 V K. .1 . l' - I. 1 ' ' Q , V I I J 1 ' D ' r 1 1 1, I 3 I . n . .. V . - , . 1 1 Da 'Tn- l-I ' 5 en om r 1 Fred L Kellum Secretor onold Thono S lmvvor W T T ea c e P W Carrington W1ll1'1m Horro C C Sorxer chool Boa d Th1s is the second 11- ll fm o111 p1esent School boaid 111 HflmlJt0l1 Theee 1e.1de1s 111 the commumtx 11o1k xeu 11.11d to shape 0111 school N I10l1C19Q and pl.111 the fuflllii Cl610l0DYTlCl'1tS of the Hampton Q hools 'Phcx 11e 111 ch.11ge of h.111d1111g '111 the 1 ut 111111101211 details needed to keep our Qchoole and gnounds 111 the best possible shape The11 genuine 1I1t6I09t 111 the 11e1ff11e and DIOQIGQS of Hampton schools ls 11 L11 know 11 to 111 the Btudcnts. The Se111o1 CllhS of 1911 xxishee to extend their app1'eci.1tio11 for 11 job well done and best wishes for future succese in their good work. Admlnlst atmn MR SARVER MR EVANS Mr Sarver who has been upervuslng prlnclpal for the last srxteen years as now very much a par' of our lufe at Hampton I-'e has obtamed for us many unter llfe has been a great nnspuratnon to us all Patxent and understanding Mr Evans has gnven much of has preclous time o help the endeavors of the students Although thus us hns flrst year at Hampton hls land face and reassuring smile are lamulnar to us all RUTH STElNHAUSER PHYLLIS EHMAN Ruth and Phyllls our s cretarles wall always hold a warm spot In our hearts especnally for their klnd coop rattan to our class Their helpung hand to the students will always be apprecnated U O O esting speakers in our Chapels and assemblies. His interest in our present and future , W l . . 1 A .L lk! I ,xl e' l ll rl . S . I . . I 0ur Busta Material Construction LILBQ BLR 333333 3? OUNDATION fpcul I1 I fflftfff li. X' fJOHN T. ARMS ALICE M. BLASEK Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics. Talbot. State Teachers College, Ship- pensburg, Penna., B. S. in Ed. University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. Shorthand, Junior Business Train- ing, English. Hamptonian. University of Pittsburgh, B. S in Ed., M. Ed. We GEORGE c. AULD VIOLET CZUBA Junior High Mathematics, Bet- ter Living. Girls Chorus. Waynesburg College. University of Miami. University of South Carolina, B. S. in Ed. Indiana State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. Fred Waring Music Workshop. 75,2 .MW 'l , I 'ff fyyg! , 1,159 iff I 1 I MERRIE K. AULD Art Supervision. Talbot. Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. in Ed. Penland School of Handicrafts. University of Mexico. San Carlos University, uatel mala. l International Schgallfgff rt. ' 1 Typing, Bookkeeping, Oflice Practice. Gamma Beta Kappa, University of Pittsburgh, B. S. in Ed., M. Ed. ALLAN L. EVANS French, Latin, English. University of Pittsburgh, B. A., Lili. M. rf! numb! WALTER FRIDLEY FRED A. HUNT American History, Health. Boys Physical Education. Coach of Football, Basketball, Track. Boys Athletic Club. Social Studies. Camera Club, Student Coun- cil, Drivers Education. University ol Pittsburgh, M. Ed Northwestern University. Ed., M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh ,B. S. in University ol California at Los Angeles. MARY KATHRYN GLASS School Nurse. Nursing Club. ogy. in Nursing. RICHARD E. HENDERSON American History, Health. Assistant Coach of Football Key Club. Safety Patrol. Juniata College, B. S, in Biol University of Pittsburgh, B. S. FRANCES T. KARClS Girls Physical Education, Hy giene. Peppers, Cheerleaders, Honey- bees, Leaders Club, Cheer leading Club, Girls Appa ratus Club. Panzer Normal School of Physi cal Education. MARY MARGARET KEISER English, Civics. Talbot. Westminster Colleqe, A. B. in Ed. University of West Virginia. University of Pittsburgh, B. S. ANNA R MAIER Litniriiirin, Library Science. Syirirusf- Tr-richrrrs COllr-g , MARTHA ANNE SANT Home Economics. Carnegie Terlt, B S. Penn Strite PHILLIP MRUK Music. Bcincl, Orchestra, Junior :incl Senior Chorus. Stcite Teachers College, Inrlirmri Pri., B. S. in Ed. HENRY W. ROBBINS lnclustricil Arts. Stcige Crew State Teachers College Culil., Pri., B. S. in Ed, T l I RCJBERT SNYDER lNot Picturedl Music. Brmd, Orchestra, Junior oncl S9- riior Choirs. State Teachers College, Wf-st Chester, Po., B. S. in Ed University ot Pennsylvcmirx, M. S. ROBERT L. TRITHART General Mcithemcitics, Algebra I cmd Il, Plrine Geometry, Solirl Geometry, Trigonometry. Assistrmt Cociclt of Bciskc-tlmll. Muskingum College, B. S. in Ed. University of Pittslmrglrl, M. Erl. JAMES WILLETT Biology, World History, Gczrirerril Scic-rice Uriivc-rstty of Pittsburgh, B. S. in Ed, ff MARTHA H. WRIGHT English. Senior Plfiy, Forensic Speech. University of Michigcm. Duguewnc- University, B, Erl l i 1 l Qu .-'ati - 1'- J ,.:...x . ., ,JC :,1,5ff.., 3. 'Q -5-ffm 1 - fry 1 ',+w,1,:-, 9, . fu. ff: v...Q'1, -.1 - 5:25. -Yf'E 'e..i-' f53l'4- :qv fi ' ' -, fi: ,641 ' .:.:.g-i-E E -' '-,:wf. 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LM GLESOU.. v-30 ...gi-1 4552 , 3 N Q? , ,, 3. .-E..-., Y N Jil- ' 1 - o 00 'T 6 9 i ' w' 'A' r x Y N ,-4 A . i rw Aiaug S E. --.iiifiii J is G A im, 'N ' ' ' l E B chi' C Zllwrtj r f , '.'. i 4 'Y, V Q A p 1: ' if-r llc Blok, B lv--on, ., H' Senior Class Smdll in number, but not in power, ig the Senior Clogs of '5l. In our Follies oiid Senior Flay much Cll'OliIUl4C fdlcnt was to be found. Oh the football field the boys moved with gredt oloilify cmd power. Eoch member ot the floss, with great enthdsi- osm, cooperated to put over our domes. This great power ond cooperative spirit hos built cur class irifo Cl fine, well-corietruffed port ot the slcy-scraper. 06 D r lg V Ji i 4, ,fiftli-P Pl HTFR' f F V , rf' fi 'S KHSU? V bi r Pr, ' G F2 J ,J L' f -4 f -l o . JF Qld .. ,,., 1 H Q J. lqiwwz, 1, DW ld N :alt i, 2 N i Q nf, i y J Gr' t L15 V. Htifb ri 0 on Yr li-i A MISS CZLJBA Fmt mn' U. Aichi-i, D. bhminokfv, L. Wotffnyvocil, W Strouz., E. Nitfifr, P Biff, 1. Z ilrff,-Ui ', D P': i, K. thnx, D. F- 'ge my J. Pfwon, S. Gfwwnfii. S ' ,' i i 1' Czutict, L, Yu n-, w, J. Cnnnr, N it-i.:ct1 Q Fit P. Att-ii, J. H 1 1 D. i'f:.:y', D. .fit D ' .ii-, J. Sw .fi Covad S. 5-12- Tr 1 ,,,, W. CU, P. J-nw ,A rf..J H, 2115 Jc'vi,,ii, 'f,H,1q3-gy, 1 V.fIx't,, J. H: ' 5 ifugli if, vii--.i-, B Ni' Pitt ft T. Ki-ii-,f A very important part of our buiiding :ire the Juniors. They, os one pu' ot C1 building supports those oboye it, have Ioyuily supported Our ocfii.fifie5 They hove inony meinbere on the footboll ond boskotbotl tednis where they fir: outstanding. We'fi not forget thg fun we had ut their dance! nor NU! N forget their hilcxflous Foliios of Si , it-2 1 HENIDQQBCN - f C, P' rf, A If. L.:. ,D 5-1 ' V 'Zi--ifi ' L-.Qi 1, K, 1 r r:-i- 2. ' ' F 1'c1iv' R. S':'iA--lf, r. :- Lf X 5-:oft ' r 'f H-nd f ix J ilif, F. ' W' ? K -'.'-i V-Q, P CJ, i 5 A. 3 A. 9 Fffd '.'. 31 Pi i.u'i, V Cm- i - ' R. ht. Dm' f,, E, H1 f i '!cf,1i, A. Da. Nt :.c','-': 3 t-tra' G C nk f L . L 45 5 if Q ff b Z5 ' gag ' ' B ti ii -9 0 D Q ' 'if ish ' Of' . 0,0 ,., 43 ggffohn 9 'R QT! I 'A K :s K i Q TO-I, JC-fy !F P-' 'J' fu FS SPN' Fwd 'ow M Adh r, N. Evan' C1 , J, N'-ifo' Lf, E, '!.-.LH 4-rv, C I ' ' VT. 54 Bn-uf, R. AJM4, T L1 Juv, J, JVJ L, J. Vfm Jw v, YY. E mf: ','!, Q 5 ' Sf-zcmd row. Mr. Hom, P. Mczrml, M. H4,Hm rl, B. Khnww C Su' , fa 1- - ' ' Y P A. Krmw, P. Ccnflon, M, Chmhrmw, A Brciww 5 MCCN, C. MLK rw , F Nm 'i K -L X Thard row. M, Gsbbr, S Cxohf r, P. NMI, C. Ag' r, G K1ww-1.'- H ' 1 F ' F O'N:-xl, F, Vcmghvv, J Cenlf-f, N, Hoffwvcnvw, S. Zo'3 , D Am' v No' 5.C'urud J. Lol-nr, D. Slugml ophomo e L' ass The Sophomores have fihed in mcmy oi fhe QUVLS of ow ohms J y have loined vvholeheorredfy info ni! ochviries, dfmzes, sporfg cmd CU Q Us new INTO Senior High fhif year, th-Cy have rhode 1: k,fc y Wu 3:10 49 'r f 1 r U If they keep up their good work, 'hey ghodci :w zxke 0 my ' :wc Sm vo-2 -,ff, MR EJANS Pkg? row. M. Arwdrokr. D, Pouoord, V. VVrbNck,', C. U chu' 'S K: r r Swiybw, J A'k1wom, T Cobh-, S. Kelly, P Pfcv, A. U Siconc rov. Mr, Sans, T. 9611, E. Sf J. GH.: K :F ' H Q' Buemcm, P. Becker, P 'A'r f-, A Jerdflck J Cz , B Kc'c ' mfd few: J, Hojvef. Lqmf, B. sw-we-J., F, Eff-H-1 C 2. S Gone, L, Mow-r, L. S' Char. Not pictured. N. Kwbockw, J Srone, M. Schcck, E. MJ., .1 1 D0 1 1 H 'Me md of fhis year, they N hovo the ormuof prowwofion exercises This is 11 very 00 W V 2 . 1 J - -7.-1, '. r -1 TAD f:1!v7'1f1'37 Frrf 'f,,. C, Mcrvryrr, T DrHfm, B M:Gr1w1i'1r,, J. BH'-', D. Cfxrrv r 1' , V. Koi, f P uffv, P. Brcbf, ' if Nr. J !'J':f1wr, J. BJP, L ONHN, S. Nr.','rr'1vw. rrrrl rw rf.rrf.fp rv ay. r, W. L L. N-,wr vs are-r C, ser- rv. Mrk. D. Kwvr, rf 'fr 'Q C Q'f,L J P- xr', K Fffficrrfzrr, L H,3Wr'?ri9 fx Y J. V H Crm rr, M, OHfvym, M C ,-1:1 ,f Dm-rf D bor' S 3r'r'. W. CWM' , l ff mf- G H-rvqrlzffgl. E. Dru, . E .r 1 if Sr 1. Ninth Grade These busy Fwfrle beavers Seem To be everywhere. Youll rveef them of oN the SCHCOT flcrrvffics, cwrf They Mwoys hove qu friondNy smile for everyone. Ar nvpressavo Cererrowy that fxclvzmcee frwem into senior high sfrvoo', The freshman QWQISS O5 WSI XAWM rr:'1k'2 in vvofzomo oddifrom To the gomor high -Q.: - A V rg er-Y 2 r-V-5 1- f..:.',J. 'rf' C i1- Pr'.-- 5 er- V , f' 5 P. 5-f,,r cg P . 1 Hwr' Hr r , C l H , K 1r'1': 4 i L rv wr F, r-rr., Q K. L' L L' y 1, P Um, xv- re B' , r 'f .f- ' ' f' nr F' 5' 'E ' 63 0 P 0 0 A Q A - ga . 7 Z I if 9.0400 1 X I Y 46 P-' 'Jimi Elf43FK r i ,i,iiii 5 Kim '!. v'i iz-fl L '.fi::T-i G H , '- , 'l'ii,-' L TT,:i N T L J Ejiifmi ki, R, Ac' ' If 'fu' ,ui A QM'-1 5 r Q ri.f, J, Fulimg R Minh il, C, Cuiihii, F. bww U, Lui' Q, Hi'-:.i T, J Ben, D. wfili ls. mmm F Vvilr D, HHVFI' J, Skziiwfv, L Huh' , J. L-Jiqiii i 1 f . J ifiwfi, K, wi-,T ,:, Hiii., 9. ii. if DTT. vi i w. TTiii-iiiiicf. T, ' 'T C Winvilliiw, J, S' 'ff E Vhi C Jw' N C er' d A. Edi' .T 'I -- Eighth Grade A very essemioi pcm of ow buhding mfg The eighth gfodezs, They have oireody shcvvii Their' oTh!eTic obiiify in The boskefbofi games heid of iiooh. The ITTCIVWY ciubs They he: T,,' e ioinefi wil? hdp prepfzre Them for The big iob oheoci of Them, They Ore Q mes? promising group ef smdemfsf who we ieei vvlil 'ive up To The high swiidords cf HCIIITQTOVT. B Bgvrgig. Q C Q, f j , 1. T 'T 3, 'C ' Tx, A , , P-T , 5 D odgerl, N Mcmgi Lx, S Kei 'rw' , D, F ,Ci u f C cw, Mrs, KC- c -, K 5' 'i .,., f- Mi- R, ffrfi.-, F, if k 5,53 V, 53.1 i r cv, R, RQLFVZ J f 'CTN' L. Bffm, fl SCH' :', N ' N. Er-qifzf, E, F-fiiifd ff fighfi A fe 7-l '19 A li U 5' ' ' ,r :. :' L, 7 fff:rC ':i ', S Gill rm, M Mmvl E. iff J. Knlwr' l Fr ik f J 'A-'fri' -iwify 'w, L, Hwii 'ng C. F?ri'r1,, C lu-ii, C Pit tri, it lf. Set' i ci J 'fur '- 7. Br- Q- nzf ', P. Hfvr , J, Nl ff-1 Un, H Pft 1211, B. M':M'C 3 if xv P Sine-4 . F? Lwiirpitle, C, Skirader. Thrrl ref, '. . Ajd, C. T-': C. Qenffik, l2. O -ll1', D FJ' iv '1't, A D.. ri ... B lc 5 F C '11, J. Ewing, 3. V:Kel,e. K. Acco, N.S::'Ua..i Ne' p ea See- '. Tcrtnette Se enlh 6' alle These little scholars have been very excited and bewildered since this is their hrst year to change rooms for each subtest. They have been loyal fol- lowers of the football and basketball teams. Although still 'foo young for many of the activities at Hampton, it a tew yegirs, their Chance wfll Corne to display their talent. With fill their entlwfigisrr and ability, this talent will be something ol which Hampton can he proud. , X it re i L. w-ft fn, f- 5 it A :ri -- Peli, i 4 1.4 AI.. 'V Q G ,VV i t V, iw' -If :Mtv ,- 'V .. e :. ff H . H QW., i o , at 4 3 f F P C f 3. H .f ' 2 ff f-,,f- t- o, F, -- ' 3 FN , 3 P in L. G- fr C A'l e':-' ::t-'fl 5 I W-rv: H 7 -- l C C K 5, wi, N H' fi E, ,, K N-wf1h':iv C 'JN rlxl r-V Q 5 5' . S., S- j-:.. i H L :-- A' B r-1 .I Br'-wiv-f-r B. lNallhoi,p.er, D. Hordf, B A Wagner, NA. Scl n':If. E : r1 : f-'fffi D ll. rw if-,, A. M. Hra-on, J Mccleari, N. Julkkon, Ui Wylie, R Vilindgozsen, l, l'l,lof,, E. E ai F PMID' IJ' K--iii' Mrl Acld Mr Arm- Sfard wg, ffl of. G. R -Er, F. Nillard, M. Bcdali, C. Hoover, M. L. Zimmerman, B. Webb, R. Wind- Editor-in-Chief Awisfanf Editors Business Manager ITNSSISTIIVV Business Aff rcl fa alba! L' uh TALBOT STAFF Jean Bremmer William Wallhausser, Virginia Burk Don I-larclr Managers Helen La Fever, Shirley Thompson Barbara Anne Wagner ,Qi ART STAFF Barbara Anne Wagner Jean Bremmer Elaine Elias Virginia Burk Daria Vfineslcey BUSINESS STAFF Dan I-lard' Pea Vvrlarcl Daria Wineslcey Shirley Thompson He'-en La Fever facirlave I-loove' Fi C1 Maffe I-lfason COMMERCIAL STAFF Belly Webb Anna Marie l-lrason Mary Badali Charlotte Hoover Mary Lou Zimmerman LITERARY STAFF Bill Wallhausser Naomi Schmidt Jean McClean Rosemary Windgassen Richard Windgassen Joseph Halboy Gail Riffer Nancy Jackson Marene Wylie Ronald Probsi V n Q 5 -'TU S- Kfllv, C. Cu hang, B, A. .'x'f:giu,', Q. Eyk, R Prflg M D Hivfv, R T-J in' K fix --' b'H'f1-nil, L-ifnf' rf. MQ Blfi r E Kzrcf 9 Cuff: 5, K--ll---s fr, D C ., C 3' r ' ' F4 K 11, A mciifiif, P. J-nni 1. H., N, Q-, A, uf we Us Q, -f.i,nfigf, ,-i, ff. .mi-. C. Til., E, Bulls, M Limik, E. Nillu, F Fl,ni', A, .Ni-l-n, K, Rollill. Smnanig, rnird row: J. Hullfoy, K. Fenwrcin, C Sfiizmger, B. Andmke, G. Fisc-is, T. Cazili F is X-. M. Dm-S, J. Ti!lm, C, Hoover, N, Tefone. llamptoniun If you've noficed people walking down The halls with their noses in a paper, heartily laughing you can he sure they are reading The Hamp?onian our school newspaper. Their laughing is prop ihf- o-fer a 'olce or some late school ossi . The Hain fonian is :z,onsoi-ed ln Miss Blasek. if I P Y The paper has several seciions including a sporls page, lafhion pogo, gossip solunfn rf-ml owe inisrillnneous Columns, There is also a genera! news page which tells the latest happenings in the cliool. The meetings are held on Wediwesday and Thursday of every week anql 'he pipe Q ifula 'ish-'eil ahouf every fhree weeks. The edi'or is Ronnie lD 2l5ff wnfl The cwc-rs, cf:-sooo-is twirl olhc Vai one by VTQIITIO Burk and Barlafxrci Vxlflglli l l f ,A '71 K l Student ouncil This yedr the student counci! is combined in on effort to moke its relcrtions with the students better. It is working hard sdying money to better the schoo! cind oiso to provide the Comp Miniwoncd scholarships The officers were elected by the student body ond have tried their best to make the student council on efficient rndchine. Sitting: P. Kloes, Pa. Fleming, H. Zimnte'm':n. D Fr-rgufwn, G, Hucwrr, E Minister, RN Wfrxiihr-i't-r, F thompson, B. Simmons. Stondirtg, Mr. Hunt, K. Schove, F, Stcxucif-, T. Kc-fly, F. Hcxrtrvtcm, R. Fuhr, W, Anclrnki-, P. Pwb ', V. Hrrrrlt J Ftwmnryr, G, Hr-ss, M. Motczchvk, W. Leepf-r, C Cu hing M. Dubro ky, J. Merrie-nhcigi-n, E. Hfmiztn, G Mm'-r x I 5 .nr5 E, Minis'e', W. Wollhau H' ls Si1n'nw,f',,l Hulboy S : :t .. Hsstor, 9, Car on, D Hixfci' N Switch, T G.,ncli-rfrm, J Every construction company has its trouble-shooters to combat any sudden problem that may develop. The Key Club, more or less, plays this role in our school. This year, when student traffic in the halls became snarled, the club sponsored the sotety patrol to control the tlow and direct it. A service organization, the Key Club is directly attiliated with the Kiwonis Club ot Hompton Township. Only those students tram the Senior High School ranking in the upper third ot the class and who are in good standing with their teachers are eligible tor membership. The toculty sponsor is Mr. Henderson. .J-Q . I J :I lf 'li T 'IJ ' l'l ll I' I 0 , A J ' LK 'x ' Q Uril4a is an Indian word meaning-serving others--ond this is exactly the aintfafthis cllubtg It ' N is composed ot the T050 delegotes to Camp Minlwanca. They have drawn up aVj'ribcpJCod swhichl contoins the laws and plans ot the club., One of the newly ctdopted purposes of' thefub ish30 raise enough money to send a delegate to camp each year. Recently new mernliexstwhsore interested in ' Camp Miniwanco have been initiated into the club to help carry out itsmqns. J Ji' t 1. I'- za H ' I f tif' N A. Uhl, C, Zillvvc-get J. Licfnrz, R. Mnlnar, J, Dunold, H Lnn S, Gannon, M. Aichnfr, G. Rini-r, V. Burk, J NlcClf'f1n, B. Srvili-r, P. Hal- Boclf-n, R. Winclgrxfi-eln, B, A 'fffxfjrv-r, J. iuttvrtvxfl, E Sick'-nbfiqvir, J, Hql. lofd, J, H'1tl'ihOrn, WV, Gifrl. Kneeling- Mr. Hunr, A J'Jhri'fnr', Standing: G. Beclnar la, S Sawf-', ond, F Stuudu, C. Sfthavclitk, A. .' ., , yu ,W h--,.- , Senior Hume a L' ub Ze., The camera clubs are a chance tar the photoetans of Hampton to learn more about this very interesting hobby. Besides learning the eltects ot lighting and various techniques, its members learn to develop their cvvn pictures. This year some of the Senior members have attended various lectures and demonstrations on photography. Junior amera Club FQ' row: D Hick nl. L. Hfwiil i D. tv'-cCu'e, VV Sm 'naw B. Wile B Vlill-er, T. Qcdg-urs, B. Milli-r, A. All R. Paco. P. Fransk, P. Hag'-'. Secon raw: J. Skufder. R. Ai V. B'-esinger. C. NYcM':iwaoI, L, Ch 'ani D. Greer N. Derma-1, NAoto:r-ak. R. Hallewzeck. S. O H. B'o.s.n, Mr. Huw. 'WCW row: N. lf. CCli',, L. ll leobeik, A. Kovacn, C, UCL- ',' ,Q Pilfiily. Four 'cwz .. Cc .- , E. B' .. K'r1e', i2 t1a 'f CI. Di-.i-. Fun r:vv: J. Blazxburn, J A cl --n, MA. Pflaska Y. D llan. E V. Il C S 'zings-', 4-1 Sv All-l Ddll Gamma Bet a Kappa Gamma Beta Kappa Business Girl's Club was organized primarily to better acquainted the student with the business world. Outstanding speakers in the business field were contacted, Interesting trips to the Allegheny County Courts were arranged. Then there were the purely social activities. A gala Christmas party where we exchanged gifts, a tea dance after school and a good picnic completed our social calendar tor the year. arsinq ab The nursing club consists ot young girls who wish to enter the nursing profession, In their meetings, which are every Wednesday during activity, the members discuss and practice some ot the arts of nursing. By taking trips to different hospitals, they are better able to choose the one they would like to enter. Since the need for nurses is so great, the club has been growing rapidly in size. Miss Glass, our school nurse, is the sponsor ot this club. f' . i D p O H v 5 J RJ Driver Training Mr. Hunt has done a fine job with many ot the inexperienced drivers in Hampton. The class is Conducted in gn jnfgfmgl mgnner Gnd the membeV5 learn, at the same time, hovv a car Works and something ot the mechanics of its operation, The CIOSS is Then divided into QVOUDS4 Theie QVOUPS receive training on different evenings ot the Week. After four lessons each member receives a driver's permit. Then the training continues until the groups are ready tar their tests. Taking this course has proved very worthvvhiie tor many of the students in Hampton, S aqe Urew A hard-working group under the direction of Mr. Robbins makes up our stage crevv. They are the workers behind the scenes who keep ali our programs going smoothly. Did you ever see vvho makes the lights go on and oft at just the right timfl Clad who FJUTS up Gnd TakeS dawn aii those chairs in the gym? Weil here-'s your answer: Our STOQS Crew. , 5 , 1- , cgk I T, 1 xi,-7j'J Y N x lv ' . A 1 1 - ' Q - ka X A e 4 1 4 1 Q iw. QQ If gy rl 1 df. 1 a -. 'viii ..., L ' A - of . A Y ,. I ....,.,, LP - ' .3 Qi 3 41. ' ' 'N t ,J-N. - H' , 'fm , I 5 , , R ' In , , .4 ,J :gli 4, Y , ,, Y my Y gt A 1 ix 5 W 1 a , W ' L '7' Wl2H,3-5'f,. f N A - - ' , K V 'aa' Q , M, Y 5 K .FM 'V ., by ' 'A Q 45,69 . F fm I -4, I ' '-fkzxle, First row: N. Jackson, J. t5'em- iner, E. Elias. T. Cable, M. Hoflmon D. Potton, B. Wylie, G. Qittcr, D Lindsey. Second row: S, Sorver, V. Mink N, Mangold. C. Tel, W. Ewmonn D. S'oigcr, VJ. Rovbbld, B. Colder wvid, VV. C'1ur'es, H. Brown, R Grfy, N. De Trude, Third row: V. Ferguson, D. Mc- Cune, R. Terrence, M. Gill, Vgurth row: Mr. Nrik, M, OH33 n A. Jonnson, B. Vtlebb, B. Simmons, J, Conley, W. Gel, C, Michoe! W Wollnouser, E. Baden, J. Eokin, A. M Davis, T, Ross, R. Stompfle, K. Ying ling, D. Poupord. Band No motter, winning or losing, you olwoys see our snoppy bond ot the footboll gomes. They give us o good performonce with their fine morching ond ploying. They con cilwoys be depended upon for ploying in the locol porodes, pep rollies, ond other events. As o finol performance they gove o good showing ot the Spring Concert 0 che tru Thirty-three musicions hove been working together to n .ike up the o chestro All shoring o com mon love of music, they provide us with eriloyoble music ot such o cosfons os closs ploys, ossemblre ond commencement. Under the foithful conductors Mr Mruk ond Mr Snyder they moy well tnlce o bow for the fine support this group hos given us First row: S. Thompson, E. Elios, V. Burk, T. Coble NJ. 'Acrngolcl N. lockscri, J. ErLrttn,', D. Putton Second row: W, Wollhouser, E. Bode-rv, L. Mcrer, D. Stcvgc: D. Potter-, T. RL., J. E::L1fi, R. Sfomptlv., N. De Trude, B. Simmons, G. Ritter, D. Lindsey. Third row: S. Kelly, C. Cushing. Fourth row. B. Webb, A Johnson, W. Girl, C.. Mtcfwccf Nr Mrok A M Da.: ,l. ner i .dl 'T -il ...l ' Ma 'oret es Chic their appearance and peppy their actions. Yes, it's the maiorettes. Strutting proudly, these girls, led by Ruth Davis, have added much spirit to our taotball games. Also they are a main attraction in the parades and add their bit to the spring concert. Peppers Pep! That is the major quality of these sixteen girls led by Mary Harbison as they march down the held. These g'rls certainly have captured much admiration with their cute blue and gold costumes and clever routines. They also add much color to the local parades and Spring Concerts. IV.. Harbiscn, M. J. Byrnes, L. Schase, S. Shari P. Kloes, K. Schove, C McKinney, M Hug B. KIInz ng, B. Karcher, G. Crime, P. Martin, E. Pinkerton, C. Ayer, AA. Gibbs. R, Dow, B. l.. '.'x'i1vfm,g,gI A Cotter, A. Duvi.-, R. Sify, '. . 'Jh xcif, i. H.if,f,,f, 5. milf, if L A. Voing, G. R tier, R ' ,ff B , t.'Jci'cr pool, J V. Gfcl- art. F. C-,ldv--' 'Z D E12 T'irf'.'. T. COl'tl-r 1 , ', A vc' vi pri, D. Poonurcl 'tr ruff iff. Nfillwi. 1-r, E 1. C Ziiifr- 3. f, J Ecxlcin, R ' T 3 1' rr, 'fi r-lsirli. .fin 1 F-. Dfi. , P Grt,, C if 5 2 '- ' i l '. r P . ' f.',if. i ff' fl. T'. rifcnozw, A. Cfirter , l. Gfmr., J. Conley, C , F fl fz, N Br':ndf:,, J n wifi, Q cuff .. .1 . V . .ft D PV vi J llff fir, C. Mi l L' 'fri 5 l'iuvI-port Orin enior Uhoir The senior choir, which consists of titty-Hve senior high school members, hos proved to be ci wonderful orgonizcition. Their tlne voices echo through the hcills ot eoch of their prcictices. The group hcis worked diligently throughout the yeor, ond this work hos poid oft by fine music. They've given us ci Une pertormonce ot cill of their public oppeoronces. We shcll sincerely miss their tlne music. Junior lilzoir Under the cible leodership of Mr. Mrulc, this Choir hos given mciny odmircible performances. This group ol about lllfy iunior high school students hos porticipotecl yecirly in the Christmas Coro' Serv- ice, the Spring Concert, ond cilso in Chcipels, ond other progroins. Also this tlne experience is vcsiuciblo vvlnen they ore old enough to belong to the Senior Choir. To these progroms where they have pcirticipoted, they hcive odcled much spirit, ond therefore, hc.ve gained much odniircition ond recognition. p, .tgp A Ai 1:2 'f L' ri Q s 'ni N. .1 D lick H.:-V is L. LBS f. i. ., j-.G ,Y 3 ixc: A Q pri i,.wA.N ' 5 ifv1.y lit' H li viii, c r-' Remy N ','l.:s 1,40 .' 'Mtg E C x. C. Cm: Liar'-,rd Clxc' LH. B- li . x ,rc ,.,. Q ' If ' , J . ' .--.Ni Y- First row: S. Thompson, picnishll. Carson, R. McClcan, D. Shoemaker, A. Johnson, R. Vuhr, D. indsay, J. Lichina. Si-cond row: W. Ehmonn J. Husfon. R. Becker, J. Donold,J McCook,D. Poupord, R. Molnor, D, Sfaiger. Thircl row: Mr. Mruk, R. Mink, J. Colmcn, G. Fiscuz, T. Ccble, D. Ferguson, R. Sonlmycr, R. Pofiolv, Fnurzn row: D. Becker, F. Fulc.lncr,C. Michael, E. Nevzer, K. Rorzoll, T.Gunderson, W, Giol. F.lvh row: W. Wallhausscr, E.Boden, H Linn, J. Eokin, J. Zill-Neger, R. Burk, D. Potion. Boys L' ee Club This club is made up of abouf ThirTy senior high school boys who rneel and sing Togefher on Tuesdays during acTiviTy periods. AT Chrisfmas The boys sang and dramaTized The unusual Boar's Head Carol which was Thoroughly enjoyed by all. Gi ls Cho us The Girls Chorus is under The direction OT Mr. Auld. They sing religious and also classical songs. The group consisls ol ninTh, Tenlh, elevenfh and TwelfTh grade girls and They meeT once a week. They sing at churches and oiher places, in addition To The diTTerenT school occasions. f.,,. J Qin' i,, pinnifv, 5 T' mg rin, J l'l-ll3:,, P. Nall. . '.',li', S. Zorgg, B 52 cr. TA G. :.,ciTv, S. Sonor. Ji-cfincl row: Mr Afcl B. S.-rrilir, I VVUTTT, A. Jonclrcizi-lc, i'. lfslughn. C. Pullcm, P. Holland, ll. Alchier, M. Llfzrl, Um. TV fo rr..'.' J. Ga i.'.. D. Rhcllff, 'S Klnnongki, N Jacl C , D. An- 'wc C. Frolnn, S. Ganfcf. R. M ilu. 7:.ur'h row. A. Cc:r'f.', N SC'.'nic1', M C wir., J. HCJ'l':'r S Dcfmr, N. Enmfl- , A Da. .. P. G - P. Cayl- l' ,J.' lf, 7l'! 'C'W- fe. Vi: J T.ll,,'r, J Hollaricl, C. Ncln- ' . S. Kflly, R Do., A Baden. l Y 'Z TY J . 4.1 - ,five s 5' . E x f T! 'Xxfi 5 il' JJ Qld' . J Y rv . T. .N 'rl K . , ix D A vel X jj I 1 , X f- ' 7 TT, .. 'y lx W, ,Q 0ur Social Affairs The first of our ciccompihhmeiifs CliOiTQ The imc Oi soc oi oiioirs 'NOS the tro- dirionol Twirp Dohce. To the iomiiicir srroiris oi ihcr iuke box, girls Woirzed orouhci The floor with The boys oi their choice. Ci courie, The i3oyS usuoliy eriioy this dence hecouse oi its theme: The Womcnh is Reciuesreci To Poyn. The orrrocriye foii decorci- Tionz heiped Odd fo fhe romcmric oirriosphere orici eyeryohe vvehr home feeling thot our Pre? socioi cific? hwd beew ci success. Our most eiohoroiefcmd mosi experriive cicmcc in our fociol cciiericier wos Thr, Junior Prom. Heid on ci hoirh summer evehihci, of The I-iillcresr Coumr Club ourgidf, Y u Y , of New Kemsingrorw, couples domced ro the rorrrcmric music of Lenny Morin, Ar the conclusion of the dance, couples walked hand-in-hand to shiny, new autos, all on their way to favorite night spots. ln our senior year came the Football Dance This was the time to which every girl looked forward, anxiously hoping that her favorite football hero would ask her to go wth him. The Qym looked especially well-dressed in its blue and gold streamers. At one end was placed the throne for the Football Queen, Doris Wineskey, who looked very stately as Bill Blake, captain of the year, placed the crown on her head. The Top l-iatters , an orchestra affiliated with Mr. iviruk, our music teacher, helped add an extra touch of sparkle. Everyone who attended enioyed a wonderful evening which cliinaxed our successful football season. Then everyone started to look forward to the Snowball Dance. This was the evening when all of the girls could display their new gowns. After weeks of plan- ning, the long awaited night arrived. The Moonlights , an orchestra from Butler, put everyone in a romantic mood the moment they entered the door. The beautiful decorations and dancing couples added to a successful formal evening. We shall all look back fondly to all of the fun we had planning and worrying over the dances and probably wish we could do it all over again. .5 '13, gs V 1 '1 ,gif ff 5 ...vw ,f Ji Q,,- I aw! i M fu. M, ... 'x R3 ' ' f gn Q I Y' XEIVTIOALX., QI' Hx! -M md! UJH-f-022 111 pf iff 14 TULT. , 1 ,,,, ,4 Q2 ' -. 5,1-.el K sa ... ., 2721 7 V ' ' y yard, I N Q In -A , in ,Lg Q .x 2 1 f vb 'mi ,,.f.f'fi'i A 5 Q EFI' ' ' 4, 4, ,, J W z . VX! A mi V v 4 f: xA' 13 gklayjtagff 'ww sk xavfiu k : ' q JW J: Ya 0? x - f TY' CQ urgfli Of Ur AA Ci' tix of bbw MQ !'lLS'hd?'U'5 St4,4..i7,Df1..Afi I'11wxfv1 2i2 X, . ...X Hofvw A, BFfO'Z,CU? FYV4. Uwwu. 7 z'.w-K,- Um wif. 0 JJIQ cf 4 I-4 1 iw - 1 ,M .1 251 First row: K. Rotzoll, Manager, D. Hopkins, J. Har', P Pierce, J, Dorrier, E. Davis, F. Beisinger, E. Bowen, P. Hauser, J. Huston, Manager. Second row: R. Carson, Manager, K. Vernstrcm, N.. Ha dt, W. Blckf R. Scntmyvr, E. Ynsfglf-, P Linn VJ. Straub, P. Prabst, J. Donald, E Sckennerner, J. lNc'qner. Third row: Mr. Hendcvion, Mr. Fridll-y, E. M'ni5'er, R, Auld, T. G1Jf'tCl1VfOVY, J, Flvi hnr-r, J, P1-wnolcli, J. Zfllvvr-avr, D. Patton, J. Cum. n, R. Brent, J. McCook, G. Batrwen. Fourth row: J. Carr, J, Wylie, P. Sibluft, J. A'kin5on, C. Mtclwaffl, V. Wrlnlcky, D, Shar,-unakwr, P. Mfflnnn, T, LeJr'unn. Football eam CCACH Shaler . . Hampton Plum Hampton Millvale .. Hampton Aspinvvall Hampton Etna . f Hampton Oakmont Hampton Shenango Hampton West Deer Hampton Springdale Hampton Rankin Hampton First SlrinqPa11ers First row: E, Yaegle, H. Linn, W. Blake, Hardt, J. Donald, R. Probst, T, Gunderson. Second row: E. Stckcnberger W. Straub, Q. Sontfvyer, R Sfbbet. AEST. COACH MR. HENDERSON M' Varsity oolball Altcr rl .ffllng tvfo fvceks ol tml: practice between our ofvn print' if- Feld and Hubbc-rd Reser- ation, the Hri npton Eleven opi-nec! the season against Shafer, under tte tighs. Aftnough the team frinz apt' on flifl short ind, th's game proved excellent tar resting weak spots here and there. This proved profitable when the blue and gold came back the following week to deteat Plum alter' a 'iftfrl dfelc-nsive battle from both teams. The next week under our own light, Hampton defeated Mil'-ville, but sever. days later Asptnvveii, on their avvn held, crushed Hampton with a 3840 victory. Wth -v'c-vfn red taces in Ha'npton's blue and gold uniforms, the boys grimly determined, came back the next Saturday to beat Etna, shutting them out on ci l3fO, total. The next week, after ci tough :lvlfwnsive battle, Hampton again bowed to Ogkrnont l2-7. This Nas the second time in two years that Oakmont heat Hampton on their own field. These two games, incidentally, were the only contests Hampton had lost on their new field. A sad, d9lGCif1Cl, but dF2l9VfT1lUCCl Huttipton teiltn plied out ol the bus the next Friday after a cramped, tred ride ot sixty-tive miles to the held ot Shenango Hgh. During the hrst halt Hampton played only average, although winning ball. The next two periorls proved prohtable, however, as Hampton came out of the locker room and started to cliclc, ,trissing and running to a 28-O victory. Hampton met the next week with a small, but determined tfttmt Door team, Hftmptgn Wag Q little more determined, however, because our vveght and speed, 'jus our determination overpowered West Deer in the hrst auarter. Hampton was deteated in the now' tilt by ci score of i9-O, last but not least, on Ha'npton's list was Rankin, an average size teimm, i:.it tast enough to scare the tans more than once, c's their seatbacks broke away more than once o:i'v to be smeared loy a determined b'ue and gold unllorm. This victory ended ci better-thaw inc-rztge, :incl also delightful season for the seniors who having donned their gear to' the last time, 'fl mingled memories of their high school days on the gridiron. M. Suclr-MYJGMLI Uqfn, lb Yblalwg A 1,1 B cm cxlfol, T9Jm,oJoAi tram 5' nc 1 11 cl cr uw rm Boys Varsl q The basketball team has year h1d the malcungs of cr first class basketball llye Ronne ou on uno on the team ould alvv ty be dep ncled upon to skllltully r1r1g the all fl wn 'he ool and to loosen up hs Qhoowng arm to drop IH a couple bmlcets Eddue our other guard could al wa s bf codnt cl on tor some lonq href1htc1l4 ng 5w1Cl'ers Marvre anot er 'Umor puzwed ever one by has calrnneis and cbullty to pc an one hcmdecl push shots It was Cl great thrl1l to see ant m er d we 11 to the center ol the fl or for hus ve y elle TIVC hook sho 3 vvhuch left the fans 5 rec1n1nc o tne1 ec' y l B v re wo c1o get'er puvot men whoee Clowmng help d make t C Q Son a ttle uc e cool CIW! 5 1eave 1 3 a atc uc o U IH t OCD- 'ricky un er' e a et shot: Wnh wh o vv c e bm We cant 'orge Ronnue U r our let'h1nce s arp shooter th SI 1 11 embe of t e 'earn He du payec thc Qane form t s e 1 cw a gua e duc ow 1 we W mc ar HW ae: lte t elr o handed out theur s are of Slgt Krvff-lmrjg J. 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X, klgkalg .Q-5. l it - 'f ' W fb 5 J A' J' 5 Q 3' 1 GF . -V1 A QVN 5 K , . www, 4- , K, I rw' ,, 1 V 5 'E' ' ff? M N is 5 ve, ff K an fav 2 V! J ll L ik l-l. LUHA r, Managir, D. Vvfneskcy, E. Fctterlroff, J, Garrow. B, 'Nebb, C. MCCUII, NA. Neglc-,, B. lffatui- cc V. Burk, B. Klinzing, E. Elfae, A NA. H'l'fJ'i, I-A. Hoftr-'i'1n, B S nmf,ns, K, Yifigling. Hump on Heneqbee With Mrs Karcis as their very capable coach, the Hampton Honeybees have played both hard and clean through another season. Their number ot followers has steadily increased and their games were well attended. When the odds were against them, they never became disheartened, but kept their nghting spirit. On the bus to The games which were away, their spirited voices could be heard singing their Honeybee Song. The senior girls on the team at the end ot each season receive blue and gold jackets unless they've earned them previously for cheerleading. The jackets are presented to them at a dinner held for all the basketball teams, both boys and girls. There were seven senior girls on the team this year and all played a hard, fast game. Although they some-times went down in defeat, they also had their share of triumphs. Ii they keep up the good work, the l-loneybees should have a successful tean: next year. Kneeling: N. Brarideg, S. Favmrds, M. Haqfjenv, ?. Geisler, E. iieattie, 5, Karcher, K. Sci-1.- Strnc 1 P. Straub, Mgr., C. Praize, P. Carpenter, M. Gibbs, V. Lightner, J. Conle, l. lxfaef, E. Hanlon, Q Pllr O. Wylie, Mgr, l Leade s ' L'lub ! First row: M. Hurlbl on, B. Pitti r, 'f liryhtni , L. Moll-', D Vllinf lf' f, .L Du. . P CL ,', E H iilrn B Wf-hb, C. McColl, Sftcfwnd vow- G Sthiv-clt, S N ryinan, P. Gt-i '- r, Q, Lfi- 1 S. D'1.i , 5 Mi rf ni iq iw E Cox, S. Koicis P. Allr-n Ovtsiclf lvick r,-fi P, Cftrrwnlfr, M Hollrr .n, QE 'Afi.'wi.v ,lJ. 'fl' c f V Prfwlnft, B. Simmons, D. Vclinly-tv, J. H'1f'thcpvr' , A tl H cizfin. P. Dru? , in 'li lpn? r l S i L Klinzlng, M. Bergehier, N. Mongcld, S Sczmiy, P, Klf,-, , J. N ,f.inrxn, A. Cnr'-', H Lizl . r E. Y' Headed by Mrs. Korcis this club is mode up of elected girls lrorn the gym clcisses. l-lere they lecirn basketball skills, square donces, ond other gymncxstic activities which they tcilqe heck to their own Gym classes. Also this club helps to raise money tor the girls bcxslcetbcill teciin. Chee eadinq L' ull From this club come our snappy school cheerleciclers. The girls in this club ore picked fro-n the seventh to the eleventh grades every yeor by the scheol cheerleaders These girls prcictice fill yecir on the cheers cmd make up new ones. Q F'Cft' -Tw G VVnIis, B. L. liilli-iw, M Brfgrnn , J Lichm-11, E K-i f T, 5 l 'Xl lt -1' , M :1.r.:i- J lrerns, 5 Kczrcis. Rcw fit nnglf: .P Frmlfsy, L Mn . r, S, Cyphr r, A jr' -, S Wpn-in gn, C. NEC HI, J. Brevnrn- r. E. Elms, B. Siivincrs, D Win-t key M. Mmm, tl. Kell., P Ji i , ii' J Sn-wlsct. Cf-rs -r ' i. E3 Aebh, F. Ccxrp-ntv, Q Allf-ry P Straub, V. Nlnk, G. VVyl-1. .lllllllllilllllllllillli First row: Marchant, W. Mtllcr, Rodgers, l.'Vylfr-, Talik, D. Miller, Malay, Vxlicklirc, Pietrusinski, i'rowen, Aron, Kachcr, Whitii. Second row. Agar, J. Lmlnuni, D. Lelewnf, Url, Ewing, Omelbovn, Martin, Pcnwck, Rupert, GL-il, Allen, H,gn---, Allman, Tia, Bit-singer, Girty, Skandri. Third row, Davi,, Bowcm, Sm-th, Bregf-nztr, Maxwell, Roop, Jundrasuk, Hc-flin, Chatham, Sift-rt, Ash, li c.n ki, Stampflcr Pwtibiizi, MCM rhai l, Hamilton, Davis Fourth row: Ri-i-Li, Pclosky, Harris, Dorricr. Bwuttie, Kilmer, Stritlinacr, Hart, Fridlc-y, Franklin, Sniithco, Hiirjrivrty, lrcdli,-y, Capp.-i, W4-l-h, law, Fulmor, Mr. i'fidIey Fitth 'owg Auld, Murlli,-r, H-igqiiriy, Poiosky, Ebcrhart, Rupert, Hopkins. Bitwiiwger, Hauser, Atkiii., llynn, C,.'k',', Berdonr-r, Dillcn, Stir-hh-r, Krcss, Wagner, Sregenzer. Sixth 'ow Ratzoll, And-mon, Atkisan, lr'Jf.im, Sibkct, Uhl, Kaiifxmar, Schmitt, Wrbcky, Camim F LLL, Brent, Wylic- Becker, Mc-rqf-nwagcn, Stritzingc-r, And'akc-, Bcckcrr. Boys Hum Club Ambitious students from both iunior and senior high gqhool mqlqe up The Boys Gym Club, Every Friday at The beginning of The fourth period These boys bring out such equipment as The horse, parallel bars, and mats and immediately start performing. VVresTling, introduced by The coach upon his arrival, has become a great favorite among the bgys in Hampton. Tumbling is usually found next on The list of favorites, followed by The parallel bars and horse. Who knows, maybe Hampton will turn out a professional wrestler some day? Girls A pa ulus Ulub Under The capable guidance Of Mrs. KC1VCis, the Girls Apparatus Club has proved its worth. Although This is The club's hrst year, There is a noticeable change in its members. Working on the FIOVQG, The P0V0ll9l lDC1VS, Gnd tumbling lWOS develfiped grace and coordination in The girls, as well as providing healthful exercise. This club, which was open To all girls who were interested, was a great success. With the time start The club has made, we know They'll continue to keep up the good work in future years. Seated: Johrtstor, Schmidt, Paf.rtr'mlo. , E-lslboy, Mczzuraf, H-avg-felt-rug, if-rang, Hcirphrey, Snowdcii Hcriman, Kaufiman, Dam, Fulnvfr, NAcMillen, Ullcr, Sprague. Kneeling: Johnson, Karcher, Klinzing, S:ho.e, Kelty, Pinkerton, Marwn, Neqley, Haggerty, Allen, Hanlon Hroson, Martin, Simri-ons. Hoffman Maier, Wins--key, Webb, Lofe-.lr, Ligiitrfer. Standing: Oswala, Kovach, Talik, Wylie. Schave, Shut, Mclfiichaifl, '-Tiles, Scnmiclt, Burke, Straub, Man gcld, Karcis, Mink, Pufest, Rodgfrs, Ne-i-Ian, Newman, Geisler, B-eottl-, ONr-ill, Horn, Holland. fl r.,,yp,. Lf' f., D. . .. ,, , ,... 4 - 1 1 I - --. v 1 , w J ',' o-7 - 1 I 'I gn Q - - -. , . A '..f.', I 5'l7f-A ,f 1 .1'!,.yR4. , f'?J ' 1, 9' . 'f .3u,'Qp',k- ' K ,NJ i5:? 7 5 5 yd w. -' ' 1 1 l mid n's grosshopper skit. Bill 'Deocon Drip Woll- houser proved his fine voice when he song, Lucky Ole Sun. They oll lorgot their troubles os leon Bonnie Brown Bremrner vvolked onto the stoge followed by her Dorktown Dorlings. The third oct opened with the Hompton High l-lotters, fi group ot lively high stepping doncers. in their bright sotin costumes, they reolly odded sp-iirkle to the show. The oudience broke into o rorir when the Cuonto Le Gusto Congo line come swinging onto the stage: Arthur Murroy couldn't hnve done the Congo ony better himself. Every- body drifted into o dreamy mood os the lights were lowered to the tune oi 'Dreomers l-lolidoyf' Drmcers in beoutitul white ond gold gowns glided onto the stoge in bctllet foshion, their groceful ond swift motions odding to the rztmosphere. The Old Mr-ster Foirters disployed ci bit of mdgic os their mogfizine covers Come to lite ond did o cotchy little dohce to the tune of 'The Johnson Rogf' The cost took mrtny deserved curtoin coils on the f.no1 night ot the Fo'lies oi '5O. ond tired but hoppy, they removed their theotricol moke-up for the 'ost tme os Juniors. XXXDN 'f Xl if x XXX?-Q After several days of deep thought, the seniors finally decided on Our Miss Brooks, a comedy in three acts, to be presented on De- cember 7 and 8. Xlfeeks before the show, the members of the cast could be seen wandering in and out of classrooms deeply engrossed in their scripts. The unsung heroes behind the scenes also were busy collecting props, constructing and painting scenery. At any Mme during the day, after rehearsal had begun, vveary cast members could be seen taking short naps in any of their classes. The hrst few nights of rehearsal went very smoothly, but then basketball practice started. We then 0ur Miss Brooks had to move to a more cramped position in Mrs. VVrEghf's room. At the same time the cast was busy with rehearsal, some of the more energetic members of ou' class were busily scooping up advertise- ments for the programs and also selling tickets. Ono night, two weeks before the big night, little white snow flakes started falling. These little flakes turned into big flakes, and the fol- lowing afternoon we found ourselves two feet deep in snow. The cast sat home, worrying away the days of the following week, but fTnally Monday rolled around and we all found our way back to school amidst the slush. Our first stop was Mrs. VVright's room where we learned that the play had beer changed to December lil and l5.eSo we could all settle down once more to a few more vlgorous practices, The days of rehearsal decreased sfviftly un- til the night of dress rehearsal arrived. This was the night when the problems at mrike-up and costumes were solved, Ths was also the night that the cast and all of the committees prepared and ate a tasty dinner. Finally the big night arrived, The audience was silent as the orchestra played its prelude selection, The Anniversary March. The loot- lights came up, the house-lights dimmed, the curtains parted and we were in Miss Brooks classroom. Naomi Schmidt, as Miss Brooks, a young and humorous English teacher, is trying to keep from having to direct the school play, when she is fcrcibly given a bundle of trouble along with Qt. First she has trouble with Hugo Long- acre, the basketball coach, because Ted Wilder, thc- mainstay of the team, has been given the lead in the play. After Jane Drew loses the ticket money, things start to clear up ci little. 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't' ., - Ili' Tfiovuvwe, Q Q f l,3huw.9.0M+ Bmwmuiwdwn QS Ss SE l0Iz'.S' JOAN ALLEN Joanne Commerclul Grrls Busmess Club Apparatus Club Joome rs one of our more reserved gxrls After groduotron Joonues out look wrll be secretoruol work er rntcrest In dancung should brnng her Jreat popularrty From ony vlewpolnt however we wush her the best of luck VIOLA ASH Commerclal Girls Busmess Club Peppers Appa ratus Club ru ndly mor w h o bru sm le descrrbes Vu who IS olwcys mok :ng new ruendshups V nntends 0 enter the secretoruol held Her unter es centermg oround ort suurs, er personolrty MARY ANN BADALI a Commercral Gurls Business Club Talbot Sensor Pay Mory as one of the smallest fo our Mory s ore of the smolest of our In typnng ond shorthand sh 5 uc help to both students and teochers Wtth her pleosnng personollty on secretoruol obllutles we know she wnll J H - ,I UWM ,ID In - ' l . ' . ' , ' ' - A l'e se ' it 'ght ' , ' ' . H t ', ' - Q . l ' ' ' f' ' . i ' t ' , e i o but , ' , 1, , ' h A ' d succeed in her chosen Held. ,K I .9114 . 4 .l' .,- V gr I A rip ,'-f' .Q x , GEORGE BEDNARIK George General Senior Camera Club. An inquisitive senior with a good sense ot humor describes George, who is always thinkinq up a mischievous joke to play on someone. With his good knowledge of me- chanics we know George will succeed in future lile. WILLIAM BLAKE Red Commercial Athletic Club, Football, Senior Play. Bill, who is very energetic, was voted cap- tain of Hamptons Football Squad for the i950 season. He is frequently found working on automobiles. Although he is indecisive ELEANOR JEAN BREMMER Jean Academic Talbot Editor, Senior Choir, Band, Orches- tra, Cheerleader, Senior Play, Class Sec- retary A busy gal with her many clubs and ac- tivities, although she is never too busy to lend a helping hand to her friends. As Jane in the Senior Play, Jean was Miss Brooks' closest companion. Jean's favorite pastimes are divided among sports, music, and draw- ing. After graduation .lean plans to attend Mcrgaret Morrison and take a course in Clothing and Textiles. EDWARD BODEN Ed Academic Band, Orchestra, Senior Choir, Male Glee Club. Ed is tall, blond, and gifted with an end- less sense of humor. For all his apparent qaiety. he has a serious and appreciative interest in classical music. A little undecisive as to his distant future, Ed will be a linotype operator after graduanon. Of his future, Bill's red hair and inquisitive- ness open many possibilities foi him, VlRGlNlA LEE BURK Ginny Driver Education, Orchestra, Senior Choir, Assistant Editor of Talbot, Camp Minne- wanca. lt seems that Virginia has a talent for everything. Her interests are art, music, and sports and she is no slouch at or-y of these. A little vague about her future, she thinks that she will attend college and then ponder il, PATRICK BYRNE Pat Commercial Carefree and gay is Pat and it is rarely indeed that you will find him unsmiling. Pat licisn't told us iusf exacty what his goal is. but we know that whatever he may choose. his ready smile will be no small assel. GLORIA DICIO Gloria Commercial Hamptonian, Girls Business Club, Driver Education. Dark hair and sparkling dark eyes characterize Gloria's appearance. In her spare moments she writes poetry and she has definite ability for it. To travel is one of her main ambitions and in the meanwhile she will lay careful plans to become a private S9Cr6iOry to a millionaire. EVELYN L. FETTERHOFF Ev Commercial Basketball, Girls Business Club. A quiet disposition plus a pleasing manner belongs to Ev. She is also one of the fast-moving guards of the Honeybees. Playing basketball is one of Ev's main interests and she also enioys school. After graduation Ev plans tor a job as a secretary and we know she will be successful. JAMES T. DONALD Jimmy Football, Camera Club, Mole Glee Club. One ot the quieter members of our clazs, Jimmy always has a pleasant greeting for everyone. The football team is going to miss him as one ot the fast moving guards. Jimmy plans on ioining the Army after graduation, but also would like to take up carpen- try. With his quiet disposition he is sure to get along fine in anything he undertakes. JAMES L. FETTERHOFF Jim Commercial Stage Crew, Male Glee Club, Cam- era Club . Jim is another one ol the hard- working members of our class. Among other things, two of his many inter' ests are photography and s ting. 'rn would lke o er ade after graduation, t e ' spenl J i t ent tr c ol some time n t y. ln what- ever , Ji , e best of luck. . I ELAINE M. ELIAS Elaine Academic Basketball, Senior Choir, Band, Or- chestra, Cheerleaders, Talbot. Full ot pep and vitality plus a uni- que sense ot humor, that's Elaine. She is one of our cheerleaders, and also leads the way as a guard for the Honeybees. EIaine's main interest lies After a college education, she plans a career in art in which we in art. know she will he a success. JEANNE A. GARROW Jeanie Commercial Basketball, Senior Choir, Girls Choir, Hamptonian, Girls Business Club. Jeanne is one of the peppier girls in our class. She loves roller skating and dancing and is one of the last- moving guards for the Honeybees. After graduation, Jeanne wants to be a practical nurse, and we know she will do a time iob. WILLIAM ARTHUR Gllfl. Bill Commercial Hamptonian, Band, Orchestra, Senior Choir, Male Glee Club. One of our hardest worlci'-fx rnc-nf mere. He is very cocpercime :ind nfif it very pleasing pefsonfilty. We cil' know he will do veit, we'l in nis former cis ci carpenter, The nest of luck To fi very nice lellow, DONALD JOSEPH HARDT Don Academic Hamptonian, Senior Play, Key Club, Talbot, Male Glee Club. Where ihe-re's laughter, there Cm we louncl Don, our mon of wit, 'Nho will ever forget his grcisshopoer skit in the Follies! Don hos been one 0' the hcirclest woiking, most dope-ml ihlfs nternluers of the clriss. Although his pliins we not very definite, we know hi- will succeed. JOAN FRANCES HAGGERTY Joan Commercial Driver's Training, Girl's Business Club. One oi our' quieter stuciervs, .lo:in's ww n irteest is reozi:-Q. 'ns p etft, las: nrrs very high cwiztionq 'Ne know sne will succeed ut ner iiir lne imp high in me skies. Goof: luck f' in, it inrzy lfirtdingsl MILDRED LOUISE HAWKINS Milly Commercial Hamptonian, Girl's Business Club, Driver's Training. The commercial classes iust woulc1n't 'ie the scifne without Mill-,i. She cilwriys nris si friendly viorcl lor everyone. Since she: plans on fi seci'f1'.i'igil ion wr- will soon be seeing he-i' mfhinqt i Typffvvritc-i'. Good luck Milly rind ltriwpy typing, L, ,li MARGARET MARY HARISON Mary Commercial Peppers, Senior Choir, Leaders Club, Girl's Chorus, Girl's Business Club. Marv is one of the tiniest rnemoers of true class, but nevertheless she is ,iery dfnfimic. lNe will long remernbe' ref lending the Peppers down the tootocill tied. After furthering her education cnt ci secretarial school, she will V't'lf1liC her future employer ri very 'good secretory. WILLIAM R. HOBURG Bill Academic Quiet, but mischievous, is B-ll. He is one of the iokesters ot the senior :loss along with hig friends, Boclen ind Johnson. Bill plans to continue worlcing of the Frigid Loclier cxltf-f' 1 flflUC1llOI'l. Our wishes for futtre -ucccss go with you. CHARLOTTE ANN HOOVER Char General Girl's Business Club, Hamptonian, Talbot, Senior Play. Charlotte is one of the top come mercial students in the senior Class. She is always ready ta do anything for anyone. A secretarial job is her goal after graduation and we are sure that with her knowledge of shorthand and typing she will go very far, NANCY J. JACKSON Tally Academic Bond, Orchestra, Senior Play, Senior Choir, Girl's Chorus, Talbot. Always ready with a smile for every- one is Taffy. Her interests center around sports in general. She also played the part of Elsie, one of the problem students, in the senior play. After graduation, Taft plans to go to Allegheny College and study mer- chandising. ANNA MARIE HRASON Amie Commercial Talbot, Hamptonian, Girl's Business Club, Leaders Club, Apparatus Club, Honeybees, Senior Choir, Senior Play. Mischievous and sparkling best de- scribe Amie's personality. Although busy with her many activities, she is always willing to help her friends. All of these likeable qualities have led her to be chosen May Queen. After graduation, Amie plans to work as a secretary where we know she will be o success. ALGERT KING JOHNSON Al General Band, Orchestra, Boy's Chorus. Al is o rather quiet person until he qets started, then his wit and humor are very agreeable. His main interest in school has been music as is easily seen by his activities. After gradua- tion, Algert plans to go to trade school and study the builder's trades. j yff pf 5,44 im JOSEPH HULBOY xx! J e Academic V Hamptonian, Key Club, albot, uill Bi Scroll, Track, Senior Choir Senior Play, Laboratory Assistant. One of the mad scientists of the senior class is Joe. He played the port of the coach in the senior play. Joe has a witty sense of humor and has a talent for telling gruesome stories. His future plans lie in the chemistr held where we know he is bound t go far. THERESA CLARA KESSLER Theresa Commercial Girl's Business Club. Theresa, whose main interest centers in the commercial department, is one ot the quieter members of our class. Her favorite subject is shorthand and accordingly her ambition is to be a secretary. We are sure she will sucf ceed in her chosen field. 3 1 ff! HELEN RUTH LaFEVER Helen Academuc Talbot Apparatus Team Leaders Club Senuor Play Luvely hard workung and ambutuous are aduectuves that well descrube Helen She us one of our athletucally uncluned gurls and has been an enthusuastuc supporter of all class actufutues o er u ure ans she has not duvu ged th m but we can talre a qood guess We all know she has the qualutu s whuch lead to success W2 JEAN MCCLEAN Jean Academuc Senuor Chour Talbot Camera Hamp tonuan Druvers Traunung Senior Pay A sense of humor and a pleasant smue best aescrubes Jean She wull lonq be remembered for her role as Muss Funch the subtle lubraruan un the sen or play ln her spare moments Jean enuoys musuc and swurnmung After graduatuon Jean would luke to attend college and study unteruor deCO ratung JOHN ROBERT LICHINA Johrlnue General Senuor Play Boys Chorus nnue I the comeduan of our ca s you are ever trhyun to e m u n by e laughung crowd that always surrounds num We shall long remember hus ortrayal of artun the c olay As for the future he s not sure we thunk w be e truckung busuness RUTH CLAIRE Mll.l.ER Ruthie Commercual Gurl s Chorus Gurl s Busune ssClub 5 e the rea ly l ka e persons n our :la s She always has a fruendly sm le for everyone l ler unterest un school has entered ln the busuness department Ruthue plans be stenogrcuoher and we a e sure her sweet smule and eflucuent way ng n w c rr her ar un thus t HERBERT SYLVESTER LINN Herb General Football Hamptonuan Boys Club r s our ta dark and han ome faofoall player As can easuly oe seen by hus actuvutues l-lerbs maun unterest un school has been athletucs H ambutuon us to be a farmer an w ,xglee that hus quuet stea nature wll well suut hum lor thus work ROBERT MOLNAR o General un- Glee Ca1'N'E'1'd Club Bob-4s..one of the quuefer members of he 'end a us huntun plans to the navy alter graduatuon We wush hum lots of ack Bay s class but us always ready to he mg' hand Hs rnaun unter 1 ' - Joh ' as ' He b u ll, , fu- ' , ' , ' ' l s . lf ' g lo- 5 ' , W . ' ' ' . :at hi , yo ca do so th ' A ' , ' . . . u . Q . is , , d ' 'V' . As p M in lass all ill f ' ' , dy l r h f T pl , . , ' , I ' ' ' , ' l 6 , but ' lt ill th. ' T4 ,A fd? 3 f A J 1 f ,r g , ,LQ ,fo 1 us' as KN - , u ., ' M-. X f .' -x 5 I A f. V u A gif l ,u H ,u - fu HB bn l I ' I I I I A Ruth i on of I u bl Q -1' -. ' 4 I ' i s . t . , ' ' u . . A tp 5 A ' . - . 'l ' . ' A : ' est ' ' g. Bob loin ,, If , In . , I . 'O O L - V , I l ' ' ' ' . of dol thi gs ull cu y l A ' ' ' A Weld. DOLORES MUELLER Dolly Commercial Girl's Chorus, GirI's Business Club, Hamp- tonian. A friendly HI always accompanies Dolly. E.ery year for several weeks Dolly goes to florida where she enioys swimming and lying In the sun. We always admire the coat of tan she brings back. Dolly's plans are to become an air hostess and see the worlrl from a cloud. VICTOR OCREY Vic Commercial Stage Crew. Happy go lucky is Vic's motto, for he always is gay and without a care. Hunt ing is Vic's favorite pastime and every year we miss him for several days while he searches for rabbfs and deer. After gradua- GAIL FRANCIS RITTER Fran Academic Band, Orches'ra, Senior Chair, Camera Club, Senior Play. Tall, blonde hair, and brown eyes accur- r-tely describe Gail. Her interest lies in the field ot music and her activities have been centered about this interest, We will long remember her as Mrs. Allen in the Stnior Play and her playing the trumpet in hand and orchestra. Gail plans to enter nurses training in the fall. RONALD PROBST Ronny Commercial Basketball, Football, Hamptonian, Student Council, Class President. Ronny is noted for his iovial disposition. usually coupled with an exuberant smile. His Dfcwess in football, agility in basketball, and ability as editor of the Hamptonian will long be remembered. Ronny's interest lies in athletics. Atter graduation, he plans to run a store. We all wsh Ronny the l,-est oi luck, tion, Vic plans to join the se.vices. We wish him lots of luck wherever hu may go. NAOMI JANE SCHMIDT Smitty General Girl's Chorus, Hamptonian, Talbot, Senior Play. Smitty's performance as Miss Brooks in the Senior Play was truly a Success. Her mixed-up lite combined with her subtle humor completely won the admiration of her audi! ence. During her spare time, Naomi enioys ie:-ding, and swimming. Her plans after graduation are to become a receptionist in ci cloctor's oliice. EDWARD H. SICKENBERGER Red Academic Footbal', Athletic Club, Camera Club, Class Treasurer. Rea is one of our many redheads. We viill never forget his troubles with the class turids. Rea's activities are varied: namely, 'i'oi'ts, phofagraphy, and tinance, A5 for ire future, he plans to go to college and gwflv ous nzss administration. With life i fiscnaity and the ezperienre he has hac: vwh tha- class funds, we are sure he will uct-ca witn his clioser tfelcl. SHIRLEY JEAN THOMPSON Vi:liy Academic Senior Choir, Girl's Chorus, Cheerleader, Talbot, Student Council, Orchestra, Senior Play, Camp Minnewanca. A fine pal with ci sunny disposition is descriptive of Shirley. Although she has many activities, she is always ready ana willing to help others. Her performance in the Junior Follies as f'Miss Dixie , the cute southern belle, will long be remembered. Shirley's plans are to attend college Gnd study to be a foreign language interpreter. wit ,W i It ,Aly Nj ELIZABETH WEBB Betty Commercial Head Cheerleader, President of Leaders Club, GirI's Business Club, Orchestra, Band, Girl's Easlzeiball, Apparatus, Tal- bot. A friendly sen or with a bright smile is Betty. An unusua ly active student, she': in most of Hamptons activltiest In the future, Betty plans to work in a privae office as a sienographer. Knowing of her wonderful personality. we're sure she will succeed. 'C 'NL bmw WILLIAM WILLARD Fred Xofh Y fvdx g L Commercial jjj' ' Talbot. fl ' IJJIJ Fr is one of the quiet boys. He likes L' X spend his s ef time riding in his cor. f Fred wan's Jet a iob in an office after aduatia est of luck to you, Fred. ,rags QJD BARBARA ANNE WAGNER Babz Academic Talbot, Hamptonian, Senior Camera Club, Driver Training. Wherever art needs to te done, there you will find Bobz capably us ng her talents in the art field. Babz plans to study fashion designing at Margaret Morrison College after graduation and with her talent and pleasing personality we know she will make ci suc- cess of it, fan,-+1 -'P l 't AQMAILAZJ MAWALLHAUS ER Bill J vv.Af44, P ' entlfdf' t re' ent of 1-0' Key Club, To'bot, Ba djbr ra, Sen- ior ChoIr, Boy's CPQSJ Play. As one of the outsmnding se ors, tall, dark, and handsome Bill figures in most OT Hamptcn's activities. We will never for- get him as Ted in Our Miss Brooks . Bill plans to further his education after graduation. Good luck! DORIS EMILY WINESKEY Em General Cheerleader, Apparatus Team, Basketball, Talbot. Another of our uthletically inclined girls is our peppy cheerleader, Doris. lf you are locking for her, try the gym. There you'll 'ind her practicing the latest cheer or polish- ing up her boskeiball shots, Dafis plans to go to school and study fashion designing. Judging from some of the clothes she has designed for herself, we are sure she will he a success. RICHARD JOSEPH WINDGASSEN Dick Academic Talbot, Laboratory Assistant. One of the tallest boys in our class is Dick . His main interest is chemistry and in that he is a whiz. He is also very active on the Talbot. After graduation, Dick plans to go to college where we know he will succeed. ROSEMARY MARTHA WINDGASSEN Rosie Academic Senior Play, Camera Club, Talbot, Driver's Training, Hamptonian, Rosie is one of our most' energetic girls as well as one of the nicest looking. What would our dances have been like if it h0dn't been for her vigorous advertising campaigns. We will long remember her Rhonda in the Senior Play, and the weird subiects she likes to discuss. Rosie plans to become a nurse, which will be an ideal way to keep people in the hospital. EDWARD S. YAEGLE Ed General Football. Whenever anyone mentions football we automatically think of Ed. He played end and holfback on the Hampton Eleven and was a great factor in keeping the team on the move. Ed's main interest in school has been football. After graduation he plans to ioin the U. S. Marine Corps. ..... .-. it MARLENE RUTH WYLIE Mar Commercial Senior Choir, Girl's Chorus, Talbot, Girl's Business Club, Senior Play. Marlene is one of our efficient secretarial students. She is most often to be seen in the typing room, typing or running oft copies on the mimeograph . She has a very pleasing alto voice which she uses to good advantage in the choral organization. Mar- lene plans to enter the nursing world after graduation, and we are sure her pleasing personality will help lead her to success. CHARLES A. ZILLWEGER Chuck Academic Camera Club, Boy's Chorus. Chuck is one of our artistically inclined boys. He is always to be seen engaged in painting, modeling in clay, or doing me- chanical drawing. We will long remember Cl1uck's amiable disposition and good humor. Chuck plans to work this summer and join the Navy next fall. MARY LOU ZIMMERMAN Lu Commercial Girl's Business Club, Talbot, Senior Play. Truly an outstanding senior with a pleasing personality is Lu, Lu is excpetionally good in typing, shorthand, and all other types at commercial work. She played the part of Margie , one of Miss Brooks' pupils, in the Senior Play. 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