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

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As Alumni, We the seniors of l952, pledge to cooperate in keeping this road straight in order that I-lampton's future will be as fast-stepping as its past. ,A l . , ,Wifi fxx 'V x ' Q, - ,wtf ff-'Q 4 t 5 i 1 1 M 5 ti ld' 8 ,Sf ,.,zf' M-Q fs-lx NNW K .jr-it 1 7aJle of C'anZen,l'4 ni I c L A mm I 3 E1 N m N CD 1 Hlgjr x Irmffm F Q Co NI QQ mm m X The Smut C1 c H Hpy Privc HV X w Air i xT xtm' DQ:i1 aT1m1 Xfeif By 'i Cu' Immmvy Qkill 11 Ur 10118 f Q'N '..' 5-1 TJ EjI1':3I1i,,IAI1 'VMC Sc :e z11C hvxirf' The Hczmptcm Highway . GffECffi?IL5 'Huw U P11111 HicgP W.'uy Th? 1 vcjl f Ak 'U Pk1fL5.a'CI1 Hacghwuy A El 1 HIL wily AN P f N'I'CII1'l Mcxrk Q1uxRv 'M K X-iffy W as W Il- ? lw H VK m S Cf 1 Jiafzdaf-dfyzzgofm fig X A ryvr if mf rw? 5 We .- P ' N f X V . , v I A : 5, ' 3' A , Fl' . f -- ', f ' A . - - A f 110 My b gfi ss . 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A xv 1 NH . , 3 K 1, if ffl' , A A I . :jpg if g 1 5 H AJ! .X ' Eg , 1 fig A 1 , t V Wm f Samoa Gwlenclaa SEPTEMBER MARCH 4 Fxrst day of school 7 Flrst football game 1-Iampton defeated Shaler for the first tlme OCTOBER Flrst Report card NOVEMBER Homecoming Dance Captain Marv crowned fxrst bug dance of the year een Mary at the Thanksglvlng vacation DECEMBER 6 BL 7 Semor Play Fxrst Basketball game Snowball Chrxstmas vacation JANUARY Resume school Carol Probst s P Party Half way through the year now FEBRUARY 9 King 86 Queen of Hearts Dance Sadie Hawkms Dance There was a frantxc rush as the gals grabbed their man Lucklly no mlshaps were reported SCDIOI' EI1gllS1'1 classes at H0011 Deadline for yearbook Dur years project has finally gone to the prmtery' Spaghettl Dmner We had a hot meal pre pared by the May Court Fxceptlonally able tests at Carnegle Tech APRIL Senxor band marched ln New Kensington Dmner was served afterwards The parade was on T V that evenlng Theme Deadllne The typewrlters got a work out as last minute touches were put on each one Spring Fling Spring Concert MAY May Day Coronation Ball Senior Assembly Last day of school Oh happy day' Baccalaureate SCFVICCS Class Pxcnlc Graduation We recelve our d1plOIT1aS and stroll off 1n our own directions Elljfli O 7 F . . 19- ' - 1 ' 17- ' 27- 1 1 - l 29-. ' ' . ' . 17- ' , - Qu 1- . , . ' 22- ' 1 b . . ' . 1 11-Easter vacation 15- ' . ll- ' 19- ' ' 15-Q 26- 23- ' ' 3- 2- . 9, 12- V . . . 'I 16- . 23- . . 18- ' 21- ' ' 23- ' - ' ' ,i- X X, S5 ' ' N ax 1 X X , fx , xnxx X 1 'x f fxqx lk ff, 7 7 ','. gd' Z- E . - J QL g -f- 'S '!f 1 W R X E , V1 f ff ,!Z,, , 3' . xx? , 5 12, sw K f - 15 ,4 giff- l 1. - Y ' X ? q ,S ,,,..,,.. - LT 5' ' Y Q ff -4, 3-S ij ,ff X f K, l if Y Z X 4 ,ff Z xf 4-4 1 f 3 Z Q y Z ALCHIER MARY Shorty Commercial Camera F ollles Mary crossed our path for a time m the eighth grade She left us and re turned m the nxnth grade to Enlsh her schoolmg BECKER DONALD F Don Academic Semor Choir, Follies Male Glee Don wlll always be remembered lend mg a helpmg hand to make our trap smoother BU RK, RAYMOND STEWART Ray Academic Senior Choir Talbot Hamptoman ketball Follies We ve hurtled many a road block with Ray m the drnver s seat ALLEN PAUL Paul Commercial Shorthand F ollles Although quiet Paul proved an asset to our road crew on thenr produc IIOIIS BATHEN, GEORGE George' General Follles George was always around to help clear the road and smooth the stage for various performances YRNE MARTHA JANE Janie Commerclal Peppers Follxes Leaders, May Queen, Talbot For scenlc beauty we ll remember Janne as one of our shortest and pret uest May Queer s Ten If 7, , . tr as ' , . Q , . . , ' lf 7, . gf ' ' V V 5 -Q . . . ' 1 'F . 9 J . f Q Editor, Senlor Class President, Bas- ' I .4 I A , . . A - , if ,Q 9 Y Y W w Y 7 ,W B 'I ' 99 , If l ' Y 1 , - , ew' ,lit fx ANN LINDQUIST Annie Choir, Double Trio, Peppers, Talbot, Reading, Senior Play, Follies It tool: courage, patience, and strength to cut a path through the wilderness from First to twelfth, but Annie is proof it can be done. Elffvfn CARPENTER, PAULA MARLENE up. Jin Commercial Gamma Beta Kappa, Follies, Driver Training, Talbot Who can ever forget P. jfs jokes and hearty laughter to make our trip more enjoyable. CARSON, RICHARD NORMAN Rich Academic Band, Senior Choir, Orchestra, Male Glee, Dance Band, Talbot, Key Club, Follies What's a journey without music? Ours was well supplied by the musical tal- ents of Rich. CYPHER, JOHN WALTER Walt Commercial Shorthand, Camera We'll remember John trailing down the road with a rabbit under each arm during hunting season. COOK, GORDON CHARLES General Camera ucookyrv Quiet Coolcy was well lilced on his trip through high school. CLAUS, FLORA Clara Commercial Talbot, Follies, Driver Training, Gamma Beta Kappa Hampton will never be the same with- out our Follies star, Clara Cowfacc, to supply laughter. r N332 J ' A 'i l nr: ' , A , W , i , -, ., -1- lv I . , . , .mg ,, PH- x K j,Qi5lj,7'2i n I, ff: ', l ' My 25' ' DAVIS, RUTH LOUISE Ruth Academic Majorette Head, Senior Choir, Read- ing, Talbot, Leaders, Honeybees Mgr. 'V Ruth was our high stepping head ma- jorettr: for two years, lending us down the road to victory. DUBROSKY, HAROLD STANLEY Teddie Academic Camera, Follies, Shorthand Teddie's cheerful laughter will ring in our ears as we trod on. I S H' f eie l,m KP' - D s, K Ada Gil . . C, - ic - ' HJg r i Sapfh? Reading, . e g ' ma nian, Fol- 'O 1 l gaiiydy on ,sbgastic N . h for ol .Q Qx ve . as V' NZM' MIS, ALICE MARIE Al Academic Leaders, Talbot, Majorette, Senior Choir, Follies As we reminisce over days gone by on our life's trail, we'll ne'er forget Al as Moonflower in the Follies of 5l.', Mfg.. s -wwww MA L' W EAKIN, JAMES P. P' im Academic Band, Orchestra, Double Quartet, Senior Choir, Male Glee, Senior Play, Follies How could we ever forget Bobo ? His high positions and seven letters in the class play were on one of our stops for enjoyment. EYERMAN, ALICE Doll Commercial Doll was one of our newer classmates. She joined our caravan on the cross- roads between eleventh and twelfth. Tfwrlz e Male Quartet, Mgr. Fred as basketball manager helped put our team on the road and kept it rolling. FERGUSON, DONALD MacRAE QQFerg7! Academic Senior Choir, Male Glee, Talbot, Sen- ior Play, Follies Don was a happy-go-lucky traveler on our highway. His art work added scenic beauty to our trip. GANNON, SHIRLEY MAE Sheets General Camera, Home Economics, Library, Follies We stopped at the ninth grade for Shirley. Her humor has kept us laugh- ing. GIRTY, RUTH JOAN Ruthie Academic Majorette, Senior Choir, Leaders, Tal- bot, Double Trio, Follies Ruth's trip through senior high was topped off by three years of major- ette work. Tllirlrrn FERGUSON, VELMA MAE Velma Commercial Senior Choir, Girls Chorus, Gamma Beta Kappa, Follies Velma was always eager to recondi- tion our highway so that we could travel on smoothly. FUHR, RONALD W. Ronnie Commercial Hamptonian, Male Glee, Senior Choir, Follies, Student Council, Basketball Although Ronnie is short, he did lots of fast foot-work on the court during basketball season. GUNDERSON JAMES TUCKER Gunny Academic Male Glee Senior Choxr Key Club Follies Hamptonlan Football Bas ketball Tuck helped our basketball 1nd foot ball teams over the many rough road they traveled HATHHORN .IOANN CATHERINE Blondie Commercial Girls Chorus, Home Economics, Cam era, Llbrary, Follxes oann plans on steermg her life onto the beaten path of the busmess world S HAGGERTY MARY CATHERINE Mary General Leaders Pres B a s k e t b a ll Senior Choir Follies Peppers Drlver Tram mg If we had any accidents whlle travel mg our life s road we turned to Mary -I' HARDT MARVIN DEAN Marv Academic Key Club Football Stage Crew Sports Basketball Follies Semor Play Im sure wed all luke to back track on our paths to see again that hand some Prof Dan Mlchaels who plans to enter nurses tralnxng HENRICH NORMAN EARL Henle Commerclal Talbot, Male Glee, Follies, Senior Choir, Hamptonlan Through twelve memorable years Nor man has trod onward smlllng HERR DALE Dale Academic Senior Choxr, Male Glee, Sports, Crafts, Camera At our stop offs for entertainment, Dale was a great asset behmd the scenes on the stage crew , Fourteen ,fgjfx-51 , 31522. . A -.M 1 , ' . ' sg 5,14 . 1431 V, 1' fy . 4 ,.g1?31v,y -.fqaljlw V-531' 9,3 -jf, -' . ,iv f ' ' - ffl gal., ' wknrg 'Y 55,3 A 1 'fuk 1 f , Az.-'SEQ ,M 1 . '-,ggwkr 1,312 ' - A lf? N , L- -I K1 9! 9 7 Y u as ze H , 9 1 9 Y 1 S '! 9 I 1 1 9 1 1 ' 1 1 9 ' l I ' I ' ' . . . . . , 1 Q! H Y I ! K! ' 99 I! ' 79 , HERTWECK, OMER CHARLES Hawk-Eye General Driver Training, Camera, Follies Omer intends to follow the path that his father has laid out for him in the plumbing business. HULBOY, JOAN joan Academic Talbot, Follies Joan's road will not be a straight, flat road, but will extend skyward, for she intends on taking up architecture. .94 1, is it vt., JN' ., 4 JV gk i . 'wt - .'fQ - it '-Lag :,.'.'.f 4wi. Z ' . ,ygbflg . .A HOLLAND, .IEAN LOIS Babe General Home Economics, Library, Girls Chorus, Follies After twelve years of traveling over rough bumpy roads, Jean is content to enter nurses training. .. 'L 7- r C yqrf ,,, 1 -1 ,xi ,, I JJ Y 41 146 A H ai .Ji m r.::.p- , - HUSTON, EDWARD GERARD Q!JerryU Academic Key Club, Hamptonian, French, Tal- bot, Follies, Football Mgr. The jarring, jolting craters on the main highway direct from the Hrst grade were vaulted over with great determination by jerry. JENNEWINE, PEARL E. Jennie Commercial Talbot Business Mgr., Gamma Beta Kappa, Senior Play, Follies, May Court, Reading Pearl managed to help our yearbook over the rough financial path and kept it in balance. JOHNSON, SHIRLEY ANN 'fJohnny,, Commercial Home E c o n o m i c s, Gamma Beta Kappa, Senior Play, Follies Johnny will not easily be forgotten when our paths part. Fiflrrn Q.,-t -in ' KELLY, HELEN Kelly,' Commercial Cheerleaders, Leaders, Driver Train- ing, Talbot, May Court, Senior Choir, Follies, Senior Play Any junior will be happy to follow in the footsteps along the highway of life of this energetic girl. KAMPHAUS, PAUL LEWIS Academic Mouse Sports, Camera, Senior Play, Follies Now that our paths are at turning points, we will surely miss Paul's imi- tations of T. V. personalities. KELLEY, THOMAS H. Tom Commercial Talbot, Shorthand Tom was another of our quieter trav- elers along our highway. LINDSAY, DON LEWIS Don Commercial Senior Choir, Band, Male Glee, Orch- estra, Talbot, Hamptonian, Dance Band, Follies Don kept us marching onward to his music during the two years he was student band director. LITVIK, MARGARET ANNE uMaggiexs Commercial Reading, Hamptonian, Driver Train- ing, Gamma Beta Kappa, Follies As we travel along and look back, we'll always remember Maggie baking cookies for our many parties and dances. KOVACH, LOUIS STEPHEN Academic Camera, Follies Louie's future is on the same he's on now-the school road, f plans on entering T. V. school. gi O I- Sixtfrn AGILL, JOHN BRADFORD uBrads9 Shorthand, Follies raffic moves more easily and with safety when there is someone a cool, quiet mind such as Brad's. . V.. Jkt, 'k1, .. I 15 2 wang., Srwnlrfn MINISTER, EDWARD BOYD ufruddyn Academic Key Club, Student Council Pres., Tal- bot, Football, Basketball, Follies Ed was a leading avenue in the great city of the Student Council. MINK, RONALD EARL Ronnie Academic Key Club, Male Glee, Double Quartet, Follies, Senior Choir Scholarship, cooperation and courtesy marked Ronnie an outstanding trav- eler, MARTIN, MARY JANE Mary General Cheerleader, Leaders, Senior Play, Senior Choir, Follies, Driver Training As Sue in our class play, Mary led Bobo,' a merry chase. MATACHAK, MILDRED T. Mickey General Talbot, Hamptonian, Senior Choir, May Court, Follies, Leaders, Reading lVliclcey's beautiful art worlt was every- where along the highway we traveled, K MCCALL, CATHERINE LOIS Katie' General Head Cheerleader, Leaders, Reading Talbot, Senior Play, Follies, Basket ball When the going was rough, Katie,' as head cheerleader, led us in cheer ing our boys over well-nigh impass able roads of the sports world. NETZER, EUGENE NATHAN Einstein Academic Male Glee, Senior Choir, Orchestra, Talbot, Science, Hamptonian, Read- ing, Follies Unwilling to travel our speed, Ein- stein insisted on traveling by jet. PORTI, ALEX Port Commercial Camera, Senior Play, Follies Alex will really hit the roaclf' for he wants to become an educated hobo. PATTON, RICHARD B. Dick General Senior Band, Senior Choir, Senior Orchestra, Dance Band, Male Glee, Hamptonian, Football, Follies Dick helped carry the football team for three years over its long, hard road. fill' :Wim Q',.,'Z. ,: ,ri Q ff ,Q ,eww pp 4 J X . 3 p AO PATTON, VON LLOYD Dave Academic Dance Band, Orchestra, Band, Male Glee, Follies, Senior Choir, Short- hand, Talbot Pushing scholasrically onward, Dave will travel far and reach a road of high renown. NOEY, NANCY Nancy Academic Reading, Reading Seminar, Shorthand Nancy was content to sit back and read during most of our travels. PROBST, CAROL LOUISE C Commercial Talbot Editor, Hamptonian, G Beta Kappa, Reading, Band, L Training, Senior Choir, Basketball Our Milly of the Follies and very capable editor-in-chief of Talbot, was mainly responsible compiling the history of our travels. Eightffn REYNOLDS, JOHN A. George General Football, Follies Georgeis height and long legs have helped him considerably in hurtlirig road blocks. SARVER, SALLY Sally Academic albot Reading Seminar, Reading, Senior Choir, Band, May fully believe that Sally will make lifes journey a real success. RITTER, BARBARA JANE Barb Commercial Gamma Beta Kappa, Home Econo- mics, Talbot, Senior Play, Follies Barb intends to go to business school and then drive on to higher goals. .,5,,,.,,,,,, , . , ,WW , ..., .,,, ,, , SANTMYER, ROBERT LEWIS !YSamY7 Academic RIHN, VIRGINIA Jeannie Commercial Hamptonian, Senior Play, Follies Even after our travels part, we'll re- member Jeannie and her beautiful red IFQSSES. SHOEMAKER, GEORGE DANIEL Y!Dan,, Academic Senior Choir, Male Glee, Football, Talbot, Double Quartet, Follies As our toll-gate keeper, Dan refused to let our funds slip through his fingers. Key Club, Boys Sports, Football, Track, Follies Bob's fancy footworlc and passing - V-uf he Nixztrru helped lead our football team down the victory road. L 2 i.5'x..i . A' i L X Ffa? ,. a. , 4. SMITHCO, JOANNE MIRIAM lfhlodyn Commercial Cheerleader, Talbot, Reading, Senior Choir, Leaders, Follies Jody plans to be a typist, and we will always see her speeding down the Royal highway. TESONE, DAVID Dave Commercial Camera, Hamptonian, Follies Dave will forever be traveling because he intends to go into the trucking business. STAIGER, DONALD ROGER Don Academic Camera., Band, Dance Band, Short- hand, Hamptonian, Senior Choir, Male Glee, Orchestra, Follies When traveling became dull, you could always look to Don to liven up things with his giggles. STRAUB, WILLIAM B. Buck Academic Talbot, Key Club, Stage Crew, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Follies Chaotic conditions that followed us along our highways were usually smoothed by Buck. TILLETT, JOAN VALERE Till General Talbot, Hamptonian, Reading, Read- ing Seminar, Senior Choir, Follies The road of the future may be dull for some, but Joanis humor wil carry her happily along. gigaiia ' I fn 1, . s'.l-if, Tfwrnty Tfwvnly-om' WATENPOOL, BETTE LOU Stretch General Peppers, Talbot, Senior Play, May Court, Basketball, Leaders, Follies When we reached a cross-road of in- decision, Bette was always prepared to lend a helping hand. VITULLO, FERNANDO Fred Commercial Follies Fred has been well liked from the time he entered this country. We wish you the best in the future as you travel along, Fred. YOUNG, ELIZABETH ANN Betty Ann Academic Leaders, Hamptonian, Talbot, Senior Choir, Reading, Follies, Senior Play Prompter Although she worked unseen behind the curtain at our detour for class play, the members of the play were grateful for her help. VIRGINIA, BENJAMIN RICHARD uwoofu Talbot, Shorthand, Follies Our highway was a lively one with e'Woof as the life of the party. ZILLWEGER, JAMES Jim Academic Reading, Reading Seminar, Double Quartet, Senior Choir, Hamptonian, Follies When we took a detour and stopped off at the Follies, we found out just what a good singer Jim was. A?Zc -00 die Qace ,Quik Dan JLLIWZ' One of the recreation spots along the way was our Junior production lVloonflower. Moonflower had a mixed theme of college and the wild west. The story started with a football game between Ham-ton and Butterbee U. Ham-ton won easily. Barbara Cummings, the female villain, was after Bill for his money, so William Randall, Sr., decided to send his son to their ranch in Wyoming to get him away from her. He noticed his secretary, who was a pretty but quiet girl, and decided to send her to the ranch also. In the office of Mr. Randall we met Sarah Randall. She had arranged for a bazaar which was made up of many entertaining acts. We went to the ranch next where we found a rodeo in the making. Mr. Randall's secretary has masqueraded as an Indian princess, and Bill fell in love with her. The rodeo was followed by the wedding ceremony of Moonflower and Bill. The finale was done by the whole cast. We shall never forget the hard work and the fun that we had in producing the Follies. OLLIE . 'H QM , -W' . W 'W M M A X ' ,- X name-vi? ' 2: A' -4-f J 1 ,f11 QP -- 'QQ-3, 4' JLYHU BM X75- f'QfWl'IiW' Q 1 lv I f my Q, ll x X 0 n, IZ, ' Xxxx Xxvk. 'Qw , 0,9 F I l lm' 'iff-lfvi il! A -ffilr .Stl w. Xa S , ' f' ' 1 K Aw fix? lr U 'l fl W-, gilaifw ,,,- ,wx , ,I rivet' fd., v. ,X fffk , ' K f X 52 Q A ,Q Afvx flnfi .lk .5 7 aww' ,--f -'-.ai fmfeff 'W' A ,ff if ML 7- ' ' Y fi-' Q ZM6 M070 - Sitting: Carrie, Abigail, Dan, Susan Standing: Bill, Jack, Bobo Howie and Bunny SENIOR CLASS PLAY F, Felclncr, B. Young, C. McCall, P. Kamphaus, P. Jennewinc, S. johnson, Ealcin, M. Martin, B. Warenpool, M. Hardt, A. Porti, H. Kelly, D. Ferguson, B. Ritter, V. Rihn, A, Carter E 34' M Tacrrlly-Jfx ZZ' Uziffvfazfz SENIOR PLAY One of the nicest and longest detours in all our years at Hampton came near the end It was our Senior Play After hours of careful study we decided that our presentation would be Mother Is a Freshman Mrs Wright selected an allstar cast and started things rolling toward the delightful all too short evenings when the play was performed before the public As the play opened we found Mrs Abigail Abbott a widow trying to find a way to keep her daughter Susan in college While looking through the college catalog Abby discovered 'I SCh0l1rShlp 'lV'lll'lblC to 1ny0nC whose first two names were Abigail Fortitude as hers were The scholarship was so generous that if she accepted it there would be enough money left from the courses she must take to pay for Susan s expenses also When she qrrlved 'lt college she In love with hef professor Dan Mlchaels not knowing that her daughter fancied herself ing up until it exploded at the night of the Fall dance ust before leaving to attend thc formal Dan gave Abby a book of love poems followed by a kiss which was interrupted by the sudden entrance of Susan and the dean of the school While Dan was busy persuading the Dean not to expel Abby for kissing him Susan in formed her mother that Dan gave her a book ,iw H Abigail Professor Michae s and Dean of poems identical to Abbys When Dan came back with the Dean Abby stunned and hurt gave him back the book and slapped him The Dean promptly expelled her and told her t leave the next morning That very night however explanations were made aft r Dan gave an exaggerated story to the dean about the slap Everything finally ended happily Clara Bunny and Sylvia Susan and Bobo Tau nly JI 'tw ll 0 .M i ei ' ' F25 A 1 ' 5 ii - 1 1 1 I l I I . l I I , 1 - - b 1 1 . 1 , . ' A Y K 3 L I 1 , 1 , . V 1 1 , A A t l I . L 1 . 4 1 V A ' 1 i 1 4 ' , 1 . 1 I K K 3 I A 1 V , 1 , 5 11 I1 I L , ' b s v V A l 1 1 F R in love with him, too. This triangle kept build- L - n ' ,', ' 1 l 1 1 . 1 . J . 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 - W- , 1 1 1 1 V , ' I I . , 4 ' if 1 U C K K 1 I f' I I I Q . K C V I 1 K V , 1 , K K K K V . 1 . 1, 1 g - 1 ' , 1,1 , 1 1 e ' . - Sr . 1 , l V 1 54 A .fgg I F W- A lfiljg , I 1 ,. ,X 3, Q 'if - wi- : ,. , ,fa , ns F 5' . ., , , ,. -4 5' A , E ' A V Z' 1- qs, 5 sl V ,V , gr 5 ci 3' uf ' JKUZZLS A 4 JW mzlczrfa' Afffefz 56155 Deaf! I 0 Smal Nfjam Dn OUI' jOL1I'I'lCy WC stopped lliany ITITICS for fCfI'CSl'llI1CI1fS and light-hearted fun. Our first venture came in the beginning of our Junior year when we sponsored The Wornan Is Requested to Pay Dance. Each girl had her favorite Clark Gable and escorted him to the dance. The gym was gaily decorated, and every- one had an enjoyable evening. As a reward for reaching our quota in sell- ing magazine subscriptions, we had a turkey din- ner for all the seniors. The subscriptions com- pany provided the turkey, and 11-2,5 having sold less subscriptions, furnished the trimmings, pre- pared, and served the dinner to the other home- room. Everyone will remember this as one of the most enjoyable get-togethers of the two sections. The Spring Fling came next on our list of memories. Although it was done rather hastily, many people came and our second dance was also a success. Our longest and most far-reaching social event was the junior-Senior Prom, a big event for everyone who attended. We held it at the Alcoma Football Dance Country Club. Lee Kelton provided the music for this enchanting night of our Junior year. The first social occasion as seniors was the Football Dance with Mary Haggerty as the lovely queen. She was crowned by our outstanding star center, Marv Hardt. Our most beautiful dance was the semi-formal Snowball. The Hi-Hatters provided the dance music. The decorations were very effective and lent a festive atmosphere to this Christmas season affair. The King and Queen of Hearts Dance was strictly a red and white affair. Music for danc- ing was provided by name bands on wax. Another big success for the seniors was the Sadie Hawkins Dance held in honor of Leap Year, and, of course, the girls escorted the boys. This dance was very informal. The Coronation Ball, our last social affair as seniors in Hampton High, was held in honor of our petite May Queen, Janie Byrne. Ir was a fitting finale to our years at Hainpton which have been hlled to the brim with fun. Captain and Queen King Twirp jfzftfaczaf Aflqilfiiy 77zf Hangofafz ffzykway gn, 'NN 40 A 4 ' ? , N J. if ' Q' :AV ,I ,A 1- I K' - A , L x ' .1 I Rf 1 it A V . fx A f , fx ' xl .A W' V A we V PF K 1- Y. N if V A V., V 4' . X?1Z'.V::- 3 1 i Q I, .. ha- A :Q ' t -' : f X A, -P r , V 'Il , i ' 5 5 b '- i 1 ? u 1 dw ' , . 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R v f FQ, A . if 'q ' Fsf. , Q L A, , W' V 5 I V-'Z Cjcwicf JUWORE- 77Z5f7Z55ZZZQf ZW QF W 2 SQPHUMURES T K' F I Eucww GRADE 1 Wx- : --A - E1 .. ' il ?1 c -- . ill.. -- --,ii -- -l,, ,Sig Lg . ' il SEVENTH GRADE Y f fx ,lk 3' , EEE. - 'X f',,,f ' g --,ki Y ' Y ,, v.. tis Y Q1 4332 I 11, F'-1 E 'Q E ff V ff ff I P I 11 2 MISS PHILLIPS lst row L Maler R Semler P Kloes B Slmmons A Jendrasak C Pullan S Claus V Llghtner J Hoover M Schack Miss Phllllps 2nd row V Wrblcky S Kelly J Gorup B Bregenzer T Ross R Becker J Carr P White B Karcher Brown 3rd row K Fernstrom J Bauman D Poupard P Plerce J Atklson A Uhl R Schmldt D Slbbet B Kauffman P Polosky 4th row C Michael T Cable M Andrake Not Pictured Jerry Stone 11 1 and 11 3 MR HUNT AND MRS ROHDE M Gibbs M Antomc Mrs Rohde 2nd row P Coscta N Brandes B Semler J Laser J Wylie J Wagner P Holland V ONell C Aget' E Pinkerton Mr Hunt r row T LeJeune D Slagel B Auld H Davis B Ermann M Chatham A Boden S Rohrer M Negley S Edwards 4t row J Flelshner K Rotzoll J McCook J Carman G Flscus R Brent D Krause B McClean Tlurty right Liz' J. . . , . . , . I. . ' ' D I : . I ' , . , . - lst row: Sahaydak, B. .KIinzing, M. Hoffman. F. Staude, F. Vaughrl, J. Conley, S. Cypher, S. Zorger, 3 d A : . l .. . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . , . K 101 MR SPANOS Fxrst Row R Allen L Chatham S Snowden N De'l'rude S Ktltan H Brown R Hefltn J Brucker B Muller J Mtley Mrs Tryon Second Row E Beattte P Straub Hughes D Hendrlcks P Taltk Hanna L Gallagher Srtt ztnger M Hackathorn E Hanlon K Ymgltng N Setfert Thlrd Row F Blesmger O Davis Q Polosky J Laser D Hopkins E Bowers R Harris J Dorrler A Chtarmonte J Hathhorn Fourth Row D Mergenhagen F Prtbantc P Hauser P Eherhart C Rupert 1- H1rtmzm 102 MR TRITHART Ftrst Row K McMu:hael A Kovach E Jendrasak G Wylte M Dubroslty S Short D Greer M Oswald G Hengelsberg R Sprague Mr Trtthart Second Row M OHagen L ONetl S Newman G Schmtdt V Mtnk L Hollenbeck E Burkamp E Davis G Crlcks N Beese Third Row R Frttz H Muller Burk R McGaughey R Thetss J Hart C Mclntyre P Geisler Fourth Row W Beattie R Kos! D Carmichael R Becker J Berne! W Leeper J Wagner Not Ptctured W Charles L Schove Tlzzrtj mm' C .H . 9 Not Pictured: Kessler, W.'Bu'rkamp Q I l I l V Y l K Z1 l t it . 3 QL , . 1, 3 z , V tr A . 5 f' 91 MR JONES First Row S Tea I Root F lkauffman P Davls A Hulboy Fulmer G Mater E Clark B Wylle Frowen Mr ones Second Row R Smlth L Humes R Maxwell D Ford W Chatham J Slford R Ash K Marun C Mc Mlllan G Mnzuran Thnrd Row J Sherwood R Hollenbeck D Humphreys C Cappell L Kalb J OBrien J LeJeune J Skander E Wiley Fourth Row J Towe A Edmundson N Wrblcky M Berzonskt M Holland S Oberc D Hardt M Matachak S Karcls J Burk Flfth Row J Anderson C Stntzlnger G Hess R Acton E Horn Not Pictured H Lenz D Lah Fxrst Row D Stone Ull P omston A Schmidt B Bartholovtc C Clark B Berger M Gull E Mlller Mrs Karcls Second Row C Teeter B Hawthorne R Fredley A Welsh K Barnabey D Fredley E Lyke L Berry J Foster R Rupert Third Row N Tesone S Kellams N Bregenzer P Schmrtt D Hlles B Jackson G Hoover J White K Noey E Hartman Fourth Row R Bush J Layton L Horn M Rodgers J Brogan C Cushing J Pavesl N Hendncks N Mangold J Zimmerman Flfth Row L Kllner B Andrake J Haggerty R Torrence D Thelss B Bardonner H Ludwig R Roop Forty J. 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' . . qw, qw., 81 MR AULD Flrst Row D Foreman F Taltk C Pletrusmskl K Aron C Tea J White P Brenneman N Sprague Mr Auld Second Row C Ratay C Skander R Owselborn D Remnck M Bregenzer D McKelvey L Burkamp H Pembon Thlrd Row E Dans J Neumann L Herman M Graham A Rupert P H1rrn P Banks G Wilson R McMichael Fourth Row L Soleau D Gettys R Calderwood M Muntz E Cox R Gogolm Fifth Row S Gibson Franklm J Kobert T Tortorete R Ferguson C Gtlkey C Ferguson J Mergen hagen Forty om' 82 MRS WRIGHT Front Row B Flemmg J Lnchma D Pullan H Znmmerman W Raybold J Weppelman C Kocher J McMillan R Hart E Kelly O Mueller Second Row R Gxel W Miller G Allman L Hughes C Wlcklme A Allen T Rodgers L Gottron J Ratay Mrs Wright Third Row V Bleslnger R Ager M Krause D Leleune P Muller M Beckwith S Datt B Donald G Wylie E Wllltams Fourth Row M Polosky W Smnhco W Haggerty C Carpenter J Lanfranche E Leonhard M HUICh1h son J Needham R Fxranslu R Gxrty D McCune o Not Pictured: J. Ewing, C. Tea. W. Crowley. B. Ward Seaenlh Qaacfe 7 1 MISS PEARSON First Row D Geisler D Carlsen N Curran P Gogolln W Edgar R Henderson J Zlmmerman J John ston C Greer T Bauman Miss Pearson Second Row McMullen H Marshall Yaun! Gogolnn Y Ewing J Davts P Wenztg C Austin D Peluso T Beachler ThlrdRRow M Lundy S Rankm D Smxthcn P Manbeck M Vaughn E McCa thy W Arture J Whlte Ott Fourth Row T Cooper K Fife W Bremmer Clouse C Bruhach M Oberc S Kellams B Collier W Books D Houpl 72 MR HOLLII-IAN Ftrs Row H Laughner R Watenpool C Hatch D Osselborn R Wrtth C Rupert Mr Hulllhan Second Row T Lorch J Wlckltne R Bardonner J Scott W G Wylie J Campbell Thnrd Row F West H Johnson G Neelan J Thurston G V Pnerce R Horne Fourth Row J Ireland S Alexia D McAfee N Mursch R Arbuthnot D Werner G Lyons H Tallk R Hart J Tupper D Cypher Krause F Dwls D Smlthyman J Hug Tryon P Rankm M Wlllnard B Flick Watenpool E Carlson N Hollthan N Forty tfuo 'I J. . . . J. .J. . . . . . . . . , ': . . . . . . . . . . . r . . . . , 1 . . . . . . J. . . . . . . . . , , , c : . . . . . , . . . . . , . . . , : . , . . . . . . . . . . , . , . , . , . . - , . QB' UM f4z4gi4zffyCZ4'wKZ55 wr! ,ZCCQ6Zf,ZC7A-ifflzg XQZEXZKQZ yahyyk Q! ZUZKK 5fQzfz ZmZ f 6554165 f7Qf22gf2f MQQQX f X K X YZ j N Simian! Gauncil STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS B. Klinzing. Trams.: B. Simmons. V. Pres.: E. Minister. Pres.: M. Gibbs. Sec Mr. Hunt. Sponsor SENIOR HAMPTONIAN First Row: C. Prolwsl. Til- leu. A. M. Davin. M. Li!- vik. G. Srhmidt. M. Mak afhak Second Row: Miss Pennon. I'. Cable. J. Smne. T. Gunderson. D. Slngel. K. Rotzoll. J. Laser, Ne!- ler. T. Ross. R. Burk No! Pictured: D. Teaune. R. Fuhr. N. Henrich SENIOR HAMPTONIAN First Row: K. Yingling. I.. O'Neil. S. N e w ni a n. P. W'hite, N. Bene. Claun Second Row! C. Sahnydlk, M. Dulwrosky. G. Hengelaherg. I.. Hollenheck. M. Oswald. A. Kovafh, D. Anmnic. P. Cuwia fhird Rum: J. Hu-wn. A. Baden, P. Pulosky. R. Pal- lon. J. Zillweger. D. Lind- say JUNIOR HAMPTONIAN Fin! Row: H. Zimmerman. B. Raybold. D. McCune. D. Ford, K. Barnzibey Second Row: M. Beckwith. S. Alexia. Y. Ewing. Thurs- ton. M. Lundy. l.. Soleau. I.. Gollron. O. Mueller Third Row: C. Cushing, F. Kauffman. N. Tesone, B. Edgar. B. Collier. J. Zimw merman. A. Alle n. M. Brancalo Fourth Row: Min Pearson. I.. Horne. J. Pavegi. Nl. Matachak, N. W'rbicky, B. Andrake. C. Striliinger. G. Hess. R. Girly tgwvwz' ,Q HOME ECONOMICS CLUB-MRS. ROHDE Sealed: l.. Raul. P. Talik. R. Semler. Nl. Chatham. S. Kllan, D. Greer. Standing: J. Sherwood. ,l. Holland. J. Hzlthhorn. S. Gan- non. j. Halhhorn. C. Nlclnlyre. K. lNlclNlifhael. D. Hendricks. S. Zorger. Mrs. Rohde. G. O'Nell. S. Edwards. S. juhnxun. S. Rohrer, B. Ritter. S. Cypher 51' YS., KEY CLUB Fur-I Row: j. Huston. R. Carson, Wh Straub. J. Carman, lf. Min ixrer Ss-fund Ron: j. Carr. R. Santmyer. j. Eakin. R. Nlcfflean. T. Gunderson. R. Mink. Nl. Hardl. D. Puupard. R. Auld. T. Cahlv. Mr. Hunt urij READING CI UB :Kung A Carter J Tlllett M Nlatnhxlm Nlrs Wrlghl R Curry f' Pull n Qandmg., S Qlrxer A Duns F Newer ,I Fa xn xi-' READING SEMINAR 1 eu Dane N Nom Ylllueger C Pullan S Sauer 'Hr Oswd! Ifll Jlllfl --,. n. 1 S I . , . ' . . .' , . 1' '. .. 4.1. ,r : ,. ' . . a .. ' . . uk' . A. Davis. R. Davis. J. Zillweger. N. Noey. C. Prohsl, M. Lilvik. R. Schmidt ' 1 Q K . - f W F' I 1, , 4 ,V . if' , W ,1 . I 57 J. T'll . A. . ay. f. .4 ' . . . . ' . . . 'l Ig, i A . .I , . dm-4 Zak: LATIN CLUB First Row Mlss Phllhps S Snowden R Sprague FRENCH CLUB Furs! Row R Kauffman S Kelly Mr jones Second Row J Huston R Becker P Pierce T Lejeune Forty 1 wht ' C' Second Rnw: J. Hugheg, Geisler.'N..Seiferl, N. DeTrude 0 a Glad: JR CAMERA CLUB Ftrst Row Yaunt B Calderwood R Ager Weppleman T Cooper R Harblson W Arture F West H Marshall Mr Hunt Second Row B Bremmer S Alexla N Mursch N Lyons D Werner E Leonhard C Clarke B B rtlmlovtc L Zimmerman Thnrd Row N Bregenzer B Wylie R Rupert A Reder Uhl D Hardt D Fredley H Tallk C Tea SENIOR CAMERA CLUB MR HUNT Fnrst Row L ONell L Hollenbach R Semler S Gannon M Cl-atham M Alchler J Hathhorn Mr Hunt Second Row O Davls H Brown F Vnullo L Kovach D Herr E ,Iendrasak J Brown T Chnarmonte Thxrd Row P Hauser C Rupert D St.-uger B Maglll H Dub osky J Laser B Bregenzer Fourth Row D Tesone ,I Cypher A Port: T Ross D Kress P Stlehler A Uhl V Wrbxcky Purlj mm ' ':j. , . '-. . .J. . . .. '. . .. . .l -. . Fourth Row: R. Fredley, L. Humes. B. Bardonner, J. Skander, J. Le Jeune. C. Cappell. D. Stone. j. O'Brien, B. Horn l l Shadhaml Gini Furs! Row S San er Thlrd R First Row Miss Czuba V C Probsr P GAMMA Ferguson B ennewme BETA KAPPA Ritter S johnson Second Row M Miss C ov P SHORTHAND CLUB 1uba N N023 Senond Ron B Allen T Kelley J Cypher D Vlrglnla D Patton 601,016 Slalger B Magnll H Dubrosk gela K 672116 Y Lmnlr. P. Car penter. F. Claus. Fifty falaafuf Glu! v LIBRARY CLUB First Row- C Hatch P. Banks. B. Flnwlhorne. lf. Harlnmn. P. Schmitt. P. lVlunt1. J. Hug. G. Tryon sefbnd Rdw: Manlw. K. Neely. J. whim, N. Hendrick., C. Teen-r. B. Hack. G. Hoover. J. lmnfmnfhe, Miss Maier. E. Lyke 41044, em I-'iffy-nm' HOBBY CLUB Row: T. Beachler. J. lVlclVlillen. H. Talik. W'. Books. V. Pivrce. J. Campbell. D. Peluso. J. Zimmerman W. Krause. W. Bremmer. D. Houpt. Edgar. G. Wilaon Second Row: C. Kocher. E. Carlson. T. Rodgera. G. Allman. R. Horn. T. Lorch. D. McAfee. H. Johnson R. Watenpool. R. Giel. R. McMichael. R. Osselborn Third Row: Mr. Auld. L. Hughes. V. Biesinger. WB Miller. J. Brown. R. Firglnski. C. Teeler. Johnston P. Schmitt. B. Hawthorne. J. Hathhorn. A. Chiarmonte. J. Holland. J. Haxhhorn. S. Gannon. D. Kress P. Stiehler fvufzdinq kk gm JUNIOR NURSING CLUB R. Ott. C. Rainy. D. Pullun. S. Tun. D. Foreman. Nlias Hauser. N. Arhulhnot. ,I. Tupper. J. Claus. B. Donald. J. Mm'Millen, R. Rankin. T. lVIcKelvey 5 . ? ' P I . 5 , P vi, t , f., ,. Q N , . . . , SENIGR NURSING CLUB Sittingi R. Sprague. Standingl N. DeTrud9. D, liendricks. D. Greer. Nliss Hauier. C. Sahaydak, A. Boden Fiffy-lfL:w Siege Gaew f aw , T Q? 'Q' RAY E DRIVERS TRAINING CLUB First Row: C. Sahaydak. M. Martin. C. McCall. P. Carpenter. M. Haggerty' Second Row: S. Server. D. Antonic. C. Probsl. H. Kelly. S. Claus. A. ,lendrasak Third Row: A. Baden. P. Poloaky. F. Claus. P. While. M. Litvik. Mr. Hunt a ewelma JUNIOR JEWELERS Frrst Row V Blesxnger W Smlthco J Ewing D Le eune H Petnbon M Obrec W Books M Berzonskr Davxs R Hollenbeck S Kellams D Geisler N Sprague J Johnston G McMullen Second Row M Poloslcy Mrs Auld Thurston F Davts J Newman 'BIS VARIETY ARTS First Row G Tryon Lanfranche P Rankin C Rupert T Bauman M Willard Second Row D Peluso C Austin P Gogolln M Brancato J Ratay Mrs Auld M Hutchinson E Mc Carthy T Lorch B Pluck Fzftj four -: . ', . .J. , . '. . f 5 . A-.i' Q 'xt' f Rt 5 I is A J fluid In modern IIITICS, such as these we are experlencmg, there I5 1 need for school not bemg just a beaten path of readnn , Wfltln , and rrthmetlc To reach our ultlm ate goal, we must talce not the most dlrect way but a scenic rout which will broaden our mtercsts In Hampton thls SCCIIIC route was provided through membershxp ln any of the 33 clubs and extra curr1cular actxvitles For Instance, to widen our mus :cal abilities and enjoyment there were such organwatlons as the Senlor Orchestra, whlch performed 'at the Cl1flSfl111S Program, and Spring Concert, Sentor Band, to whom, wxth the help of the Majorettes and Peppers, we accredlted our half tlme entertaxnment at football games and parades, and the Junior Orchestra and Cadet Band where future members of the Semor Band and Orchestra recelved their tram mg Male Double uartet and Glrls Double Trxo conslsted of especlally glfted students Male Glee and Girls Chorus together with the unlor and Senior Choirs performed for Christmas and the Spring Concert To entertain at school dances there was a newly formed Dance Band Literary Club Readlng Club, and Reading Semmar umor and Senior Hampton nn provided llterary and journallstlc experlence for talented Hampton students Photography enthusxasts were provided with the unlor and Senlor Camera Clubs SCICDIIFIC mlnds were challenged through the use of the SCICHCC Club which was d1v1ded mto dxfferent sectlons, such as, aeronautlcs, chemxstry, physlcs, etc Hobby xsts were owen experrences nn the school s Hobby Club Our future drxvers were taught road safety and courtesy m the Drlver Traxnmg Club To help run the school students were elected to the student Council Girls going mto the busxness world were brought together through Gamma Beta Kappa Girls Busmess Club The Shorthand Club had as 1ts members academlc students who wanted shorthand for use m college Then, there was the Key Club sponsored by the KIW1h1S as a servlce organization Nurses Guldance Club gave the glrls experlence ln flrst aid and emergencles To further the tralmng of future artlsts, we had Varlety Arts Club and the unxor ewelers Club How to manage a home was dlscussed and practlced 1n the Home ECOYIOITIICS Club The hard worlc ln handllng scenes, props, etc , ln school stage productlons was the lot of the stage crew Last, but certalnly not least, were the unlor and Senlor Boys Sports Clubs, and the Girls Leaders Club YVl'11Cl1 Hlled the phys1cal needs for act1ve students We had a varrety of scenic turn offs on the highway to a hxgh school dlploma Flfly fi . , . , . . , , . . . For literary and cultural interests there were the French Club, Latin Club, , . J . . 1 . . . . , . , . , . Q i , Q . I . ' '- wr V r'5gf' it PMTQQSSY PEPPERS E Pinkerton G Mazuran S Karcrs N Mangold IN Brandes B Klmzmg 'VI Haggerty B Walenpool A Carter I Byrne G Schmid! M Rodgers G Crlcks S Short C Ager Fifty .rmcn h Q ... .... -.,--. ... .,..... -., .. ..., ..... -.. .,.. ..,. .,-..:, --Q... . , N JS, F: v '- ff QA 4, vfjyr' J? J ' N L J - bf L 1 ,- l 3 4 J wa? ' ' xy' ,. SENIOR CHOIR Flrst Row G Schmid! S Short B Kllnzmg M Glblas J Conley S Rohrer H Kelly M Haggerty B Slmmons M Marun S Sarver J Hoover K Ylnglmg M Sch-ack A Jendrasak P Holland J Gorup Mr Snyder Second Row M Matachak J Smlthco N Seller! V Ferguson J Hughes C Ager F Vaughn C Sahaydak S Kelly C Probst N Brandes A Boden V Mink R Allen J Tlllett A Carter B Young Third Row R Davis D Stalger T Gunderson D Shoemaker P Straub G Wylie R Glrty A Davis P Coscla L Maier D Antonlc P White N Beese G Crlcks J Hanna C Pullan S Zorger Davls D Patton D Lindsay F Feldner Flfth Row B McGaughey D Carmichael C Michael J Carman E Netzer D Herr W Leeper R Fuhr D Becker R Burke J Ealun R Mink R Carson J Laser G Flscus D Brent, D Poupard JUNIOR CHOIR Furs! Roz P Brennman B Fleming J Needham S Da!! P Miller C Tea C Bruhach J White S Ranlun M Vaughn, Mr Sny er Second Row J Tupper R Ott J Clouse J McMullen L Herrnan D Foreman M Lundy E Leonard C Carpenter L Bur kamp Third Row M Muntz G Hoover H Zimmerman T Rodgers L Hughes G Maier R Bush Fourth Row G Allman R Girly Fifty fight fzcuh . I . ' . . A, I. A . . . l , . , . , . , . , . ' , . I , . , . . . . . U , . , . , . , . '5 - v - v - v 3 1 - 1 - , - Q - , - , - y . ' ' '. ' .' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . . 3 -Q Q .- 1 - . , - . - 1 - Q - v - , - , - y . , . , . , . , . , . v - Fourth Row! T. Cable, K. Rotzoll, J. lVlcCook, D. Patton, D. Ferguson, N. H8hrlCh, B. McClean, D. Slagel, B. Ehmann, H. l , . , . , . 'Z . l , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - w l l 2 . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . . , . g , . . : . , . , . , . ' , . . , . . . , . , . , . - ' : . , . I , . ' , . , . , . ' , . : . , . Ghana GIRLS CHORUS Flrst Row N Seifert D Hlles L Root B Jackson P Johnson A Schmidt B Berger M Oswald S Zorger M Schack Second Row J Hathhorn Brogan G Schmidt C Cushing Pavesl J Sherwood C Pullan J Hanna C Ager S Claus Mr Auld Thnrd Row S Kelly C McIntyre J Layton S Rohrer M Holland J Gorup P White F Slaude P Holland F Vaughn B Semler J Holland glee ew Flrst Row D Ferguson D Shoemaker D Stalger N Henrlch R Bush R Fuhr J McCook D Poupard J Laser Mr Snyder Second Row J Carman R Mink T Cable D Krause B Ehmann D Lindsay D Slagel D Patton R Carson Third Row E Nerzer G Flscus D Becker H Davis J Eakln T Gunderson D Patton F Feldner D Herr Fourth Row B McClean R Burk C Mxchael K Rotzoll, R Becker D Bren! Fzfly mnf : . .J. , . , . .J. . . ' . . . . , - . - . ' : . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . '. . . . . . , . , . MALE GLEE : . , . , . , . . , . iii? an g Q 3? Q 1 V V1 x ' Q IV ' A X ,. W 4 Q 3 H X B ni, U ,I 3 S35 . . 'L 1 4 F 1 is 41,3 '. Q Q W 3 54-W S ,x f 1 'mx 4 L,-V 'Q m A 'Z E G f is U24 W A f Q ff g A z - 2 ZF -- Q ,.,Q Pi Q at i g y- X IV 'ft - f .A yn - lance Rani 1-.V n Au., DANCE BAND First Row: E. Burkamp, D. Staiger, T. Cable. M. Hoffman. D. Patton. D. Patton, G. Schmid! Second Row: D. Poupard. T. Rodgers. R. Girly. D. Slagel. D. Lindsay. C. Michael, D. Carson. Mr. Snyder Accompanislt K. Yingling Sixty-ifwo Pfdfffrzafz ,W W? Maw 4 I I' iv -S Dx 33 'N-. J P!zJw:z' at SENIOR Pl ,AXYERS Hunt 1. Nl.umgcr ,gh Q J. H V. ling! H. S.munur. lz. Simi-wr, M. ' Q H n h L Anil. . S nwxxm vr lndlngl I, Cnllulvr-nn. J. Rmnultf-. 'X ' H. Slmulw. ll. Pnltun FIRST STRING I,lNIi lil' Iwi T. Gunderson. J. Reynolds. J. Carman. NI. Hnrdt. D. Sluu-lnnker. J W ! J. I'-lt-ishnvr. J. Stone wk: J. XYHQ3. H. Straub. li. Sant- +f m XE: 5 xuyvr. D. Sibhcl FOOTBALL SQUAD rn Rumi J. Sifnrd. Haggerty D. Smith. C. Slritzinger. O. Davix D. Stone. J. Frowen. J. Skunders U. Frvdley. J. Uhl. C. Cnppell cond Rout H. Ludwig. J. Carr K. Fcrnnrom. H. fVIcClt'nn. D Sihlvet. J. W'ilt-y. E. Miniatcr, B Straub, Nl. Hardt. B. Snntmver D. Shuvnxakt-r. Stone. J. Wlxg nur. J. Husmn--Nianngvr xird Rout Nlr. Fridley-Conch. J Stevenson. J. Alkison. D. Brent J. Carman. J. Fleiz-hner. J, Rey nolds. J. Anderson. H. Davis. Pr Auld. T. Gunderion. D. Patton J. Nlrffook. P. Halxscr. Mr. Holli hun-Assistant Coach ' ff 0 y 9 F ,. 3 1- M sw I 1 - 4 f' ' 1, ' - A 3 wg X, ' sf if W . 1' L 5 1 W ' ' , 3' f Cf b .5514 l i kzimai, Y I 5 'F 3 9 A f K 'fl 4 gk, , f M' 5 Y N. g Q I J , R T!! 2 u K VJ LW BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM If V4 1- Coach Frldley R Fuhr E Mlnlster W Straub T Gunderson H Davxs M Hard! J Stone T Cable Manager 0-4' Not Pictured R Burk F Feldner Senior Manager M' BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row D Hopkins E Davis G Hess Skand er R Harris L Kllner Second Row Coach Holll han, R Auld, G FISCUS, R Kauffman, J Ander son, J Carman, T Le Jeune, J McCook Surg 51,1 , X1 U' 'X A 1 ,LX I fg N 04 NYY. :Q f 'MAX it f .X A 6 OJ!!! A VXA EN wk' ' 1 ofj A 'L ' ' 5' ---- --y- , I . 'X , ag z' ffl A t Gp J - ,Q - A K, 9. . A . 8. .. . , . , . La. .-nr Mug. ' A in .v - . vJ-- ' D . .ll ll SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS Oakmont 44 Oakmont 34 Alumni 43 S11a1er 60 Etna 41 1V1ars 27 Aspinwa11 32 Z01icnop10 44 Sharpsburg 4-4 Evans City ol 1V1i11va1c 40 Etna 46 Mars . . . , 48 Aspinwa11 . 41 Zelienople . 53 Sharpsburg , , 55 Evans City 70 1V1i11va1e 52 Coach Fridley, R. Fuhr, R. Burk, T. Gunderson. W. Straub. E. Minister, M. Hard! HONEYBEES VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton BASKETBALL SCORES ampton ampton ampton ampton ampton ampton ampton ampton ampton 'iwon by default Six! '-.1 3 'mwi Mt. A1Verina . ., 31 Alumni 21 Mars 16 St. 1V1ary's 29 St. 1V1ary's , 24 Penn 25 Mars 26 Evans City 17 Evans City 19 SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS M. Haggerty. C. Probst. C. McCall. B. 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A A A L ' 'ff' Em ., , A 24. wig? gigs ,R qffulgi he gf fa n 1 X. P .Kari , 3 'iff 'Q :M Q if 'K' V it Q A 1 4- eff W K ,, ff f if A-i A -f' l 1 Qi: if-ei . 'Qu N' A 'fn' 2' :A L 'ei 65 fi 1 xhq-it 1 0 CHEERLEADERS H Kelly R Allen J Smuhco, C McCall P Straub M Martm B Snmmons ah' Baakdddl HONEYBEES Second Row C Probsl, K Ylngllng C McCall E Beanie B Watenpool M Negley B Karcher M Gibbs Sm fnty First Row: V. Lightner, B. Kllnzing, P. Geisler. M. Hagggrty, P. Kloes. R. Allen. B. Simmons l Jfzc JpzrzZarzZAf1yA2zfgf One of the most frequent stops while traversing the highway of life is the visit to the house of worship where much needed en- couragement is received in order that the traveler may continue on his journey. Religious thinking and faith in God and his prin- ciples lead us to acquire the sudden burst of inspiration and consol- ation during out despondent moments. There also is a certain maturity pertaining to religion. This incorporates the knowledge of what faith is. Blind belief may oftzn ripen into faith, a faith that is full. A faith that is secure constitutes a solid foundation for our future. We of the graduating class shall strive to use this foundation as the component in leading a successful four-fold life. Nw S1 fvfnly-0111 fzcy. -un-. i2gLQ4 59 xifw QQ vvvis 001. US O OD OED is K u- J Ruth Cceinhsuser and Thyliis phman zeventsenta year' as sugvervi guiiwd us in DUT jcurns This will Le Hr. Sarver' rlncipal. Nork?ng tow .: . .xi x 'I ' k,x, ,ue renee- koqvm, he has CUP vary effieieng Sfrls, Ruth and Phyllig Q always be remembered for PRYt in making our penn 9 Way ints the Fu-,ne. we loom up to school board, for worked hard to lay foundation and pave way into the N Donald Thomas, Solicitorg Wayne Ferguson, William Harrold, Dr. H. S. Kane, Fred L. Kellems, Secretary: J. Edward Minister, Presidency william T. Donaldson, Treasurer. They managed to schools and grounds ning on a smooth We appreciate all they have done for .5h.0Jfispfare 41 K ? 5290 5? Q, 'J X . xl. 5 R 5 . ,L,, 4 '33 Qj x I ,M ' f 'P' -C' Fi Xyaafx : 06 Q, Comzqui Rwm 4 FEILLC Caesar' NHL UP STAIRS HAVIPTON USA OP L 0? A250 0,57 il' mark V? gk! 1 nw dee v -'CCH Ld-xcw--I 1 Bova IUYQ -1 s+1 Y oaxn 0- AT X, QL 1 'FlCrZ .. pgqkeuballa ,x2MJn Q X yorbfl D D I., Q V 'IP A u'm, Iccfkee, .ONPJ :'4i.4. hm Fusine-. Lrain.. ior' x ' 13x ' PH 1 C., R In-Nl' r 1 - . Q I' SPIN? .1811 C412 ' VIOLET CIIUEA Simr'L?ag 4 inf' gt:i1TPHnPcf' ti 5'--vza'EffQQe Pfwctfc 1 T11 o GEM uv' X N. rc L French, rn. I . su F'r'er.c12 Flu! E.:-pM' mmm G. mruor: , .. Science Mathematics n Cnemi S C' y ' Tawau, Science S HQHERT N. SNYEFH 52510 ki 5.5 Gldgg O1-mes , ' 'M' S. Banff' Mile we boil, .auf rmdc Glen I9 The graduatlng Class of 1952 had an enrollment of 70 students I was the 70th member whose job t was to check up on my class mates I traveled on many hlghways ln many towns seeklng the rlght hlgh school class to bless Wlfh my talents of keeplng ln touch Wllh IIS members before I dlscovered Hampton In the 10 year lapse smce thelr Commencement day many changes have occurred Perhaps the most stable person among my many contacts IS Mr Sarver Hes stlll dolng a flne job as Supervlslng Prlnclpal of Hamp ton Schools Recently, hlS job was lncreased by the con structlon of Ham ton URIVCYSIKY, a Erst rate lnstltutlon Of all the students whom I have checked, the great est change was found ln Jim Zlllweger, a happy go lucky lad ln hls school days, he IS now head of a law flrm Another less fortunate reformer 15 Eugene Netzer whose brlght future lh avlatlon dled wlth the passlng of the All' Age He IS now the sole manufacturer of the graham cracker punch a small tool used by blscult companles for produclng the customary holes found ln graham crackers Dave Patton, whose chlef dream was of attendlng college, found It so hard to dECldE upon the best school, that he has not yet come to an agreement Wllh any one lnstltutlon He IS happlly marrled and s a clty mall carrler for Alllson Park Most of hls spare tlme IS spent lh readlng college booklets Our star foot ball player, Buck Straub, IS now playlng pro ball Wlfh the Plttsburgh Steelers and has more money than Ralph Klner In a press conference recently Buck declared that he IS about to retlre at the rlpe age of 29 A close rlval of Bucks fortune IS Paul Allen, who, back ln 55 be came so dlsgusted wlth llfe that he propped hlmself on the top of the East End Brldge and attracted such a crowd that lnstead of Jumplng he became exclted and fell Lucklly he fell backwards on the brldge, and salesman from Hadacol offered hlm an enormous salary to sell from such a POSIIIOH He stgned a contract and IS now very much lnvolved wlth his work It was once sald by Ruthie Glrty that she would not be marrled 10 years after her graduatlon I am happy to say that she has llved up to thls, havlng dlvorced her second husband just ln tlme She IS a very successful actress, and I hear that now she I5 seen a lot wlth Bobby Drlscoll George Bathen and Don Becker are close frlends of Ruth s, as they are also ln show buslness It seems they had such fun d0lhg stage crew work ln class productlons that they were hlred by Metro Goldwyn Mayer as scenery lnstruc tors Sally Sarver flnlshed her college schoollng ln tlme to become presldent and leadmg woman educator at Ham ton UDIVQFSIIY Ann Carter, one of Sally s frlends, went IHCO radlo, and Louella Parsons can now only be heard on small SIHIIOHS or by record It was from Ann s program that I learned of George and Dons good for tune ln scenery work One of my most successful class mates IS Fernando Vltullo, whose name appears qulte fre quently ln the headllnes He became a polltlclan and just last year was appolnted as our ambassador to Italy Dale Herr has been drlvlng trucks SlhCe graduatlon just the other day I read that hls brakes had falled comlng down Wlldwood Road, and hls truck dldnt stop untll II came to the front door of Ada Mae Davls Antlque Shoppe As I read on I was relleved to learn that no one was hurt and only mlnor lnjurles were suffered by the front door Ada Maes antlques are famous the world over, and she IS very happy wlth her many prlce less gems Norman Henrlch has not been heard from nor seen slnce he left Hampton Hlgh, but lf lS rumored that he moved up to the Canadlan forests and legends of hls feats are almost equal to those of Paul Bunyan Perhaps, lf he had an ox he would be more successful Mary Alchler, Shlrley Gannon, ean Holland, and Joann Hathhorn marrled happlly and have famllles ean s oldest son, Paul, I5 havlng trouble wlth hls Engllsh teacher MISS Mlfllh Yes, ll s Mary Martln, and she IS very happy now that she has returned to her Alma Mater Don Ferguson IS a commerclal artlst and any magazlne IS sure to contaln some of hls drawlngs Last week I saw one of hls baked ham advertlsements and have eaten ham seven tlmes slnce Gordon Cook worked lh a foundry after completlng hlgh school and I hear that just about a month ago, he made a very large for tune from a WISE cholce at the races He once sald that he WlSh8d to glve somethlng to hls home town and I read ln the paper that the Gordon Cook Llbrary IS ex pected to open Wllhlh a few weeks Don Harry James Llndsay IS maklng hlt after hlt lh Tm Pan Alley wlth the sweet muslc of hlS trumpet Hls slnger, Bette Pattl Page Watenpool, IS also just as successful They make a grand palr and provlde swell entertalnment for thls modern world Tom Kelley has become a very prosperous accountant for Bell Telephone He loves hls work and IS dolng qulte well Ronnie Fuhr 15 also worklng for Bell, and, SIDCE hls three years ln the Navy, he has been seelng the world HIS motto ls, No pole IS too hlgh for me to try Mary Haggerty, Shlrley Johnson, and Pearl jennewlne all started HUFSIHS school together, but Mary was the only one who stayed Wlfh thls noble career They are stlll together, however, as Pearl does desk work and Shlrley IS a cook ln the same hospltal Don Stalger went on to study chemlstry and IS now worklng on atomlc fuel So far, though, gas and coal are stlll popular Paul Kamphaus, a lover of geometry has squared the clrcle trlsected the angle and IS now worklng on th square root of lnflmty Maggle LlfVlk IS runnlng a neat llttle restaurant on Duncan Avenue whlch IS noted for lts good food Although she has a thrlvlng establlshment, I m afrald II wlll never reach the peak that Flora Claus and her Duncan Way Hotel have achleved Her gay sense of humor and the llvely atmosphere have drawn many customers to her classy lnn Jim Eakln IS very charmlng ln hls blue and gold unlform as he welcomes the ellte lnto Flora's hotel Flora says that he IS the 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' 9 Q? 77 ' , . 6744417 seventh and best doorman shes had If you ever have car troubles, you owe it to yourself to stop at Dlx and Jax Service Station where Dlck Patton and ack Rey nolds will guarantee excellent repair work on your vehicle Janie Byrnes, our May Queen, became another one of America s successful housewives In 58 she won ll 000 in a recipe contest Her Sunshine Cake won the unanimous vote of the Judges Paula Carpenter started working in the Ginger Peachy Girls Camp and is now head director She loves her work and has done wonders for the little children A big wheel in the construction of the Los Angeles extension to the Pennsylvania Turnpike was Brad Magxll, a very prosperous and well known engm eer Ronnie Mink cleverly bought l 500 acres of farmland ln Illinois and then worked in Chicago to pay it off He is now building homes on It and they are sellmg like hot cakes He stores his spare cash in the Huston National Bank Its president and founder is erry Huston who is running close competition with Mellon A similar ar rangement is found in the outcome of two other class mates Dan Shoemaker owns 1000 acres in Wyoming and uses it to produce turnxps He enttusts his funds to Dave Tesone Farmers Savings and Loans Bank of Chey enne Its interesting to hear how Dave got his start It seems that some time back he loaned a nickel to a poor fellow for a cup of coffee Two weeks later the fellow paid him back with a dime Dave got the idea and now does the same thing only on a much larger burgh Law School He went into politics and is now a senator and head of a Congressional committee for cleaning up the graft in Washington He says that being president of his high school class got to be such a habit that hes going to try his powers of persuasion on the Republican nominating committee Nancy Noey and Barbara Ritter went together to form the Happy Day Nursery School and Kindergarten Class They enjoy the children immensely and are doing wonders for the next generation Believe it or not john Cypher is a secret agent for the F B I, and his life is constantly in danger Joanne Smlthco is secretary in his district office in Philadelphia She told me f johns success and seemed to be quite efficient herself' Richard Carson used his personality and quick w1t to gain him a re nowned position in radio as Master of Ceremonies of the uickie Candy Bar Show He brings many gifts and fortunes to thousands of quick answering contestants can Hulboy appeared on his show recently and walked away with a spare S200 and a mmk coat Her husband received a pie and he says the pan bruised his nose However, he got cleaned up and they are both sharing Dicks joy Harold Dubrosky, a mechanic in the Uni versal Motor Sales of Pittsburgh, got the drop on a burglar one afternoon While testxfyxng in court as to his part in the show he came face to face with States Seventy seven attorney Alice Davis She has lost but one case out of 43 Id say shes good Ruth Davis has turned her talents xnto profit as a home decorator and her attrac tive works appear in many of our modern homes Alice Eyerman and Velma Ferguson joined the Waves and have remained there ever smce I believe that they are now stationed in China and deserve all the credit they can be given Catherine McCall, our head cheerleader back in 52 has gained considerable fame in the entertainment world She is now with a USO troupe in Europe, but hopes someday to see our two Waves Back home again we see Mickey Matachak as a telephone operator at the Mount Royal Telephone Company She likes her job and hopes to find Ronnie on a pole sometime A good friend when in need is Alex Portl, who is a fireman down at Engine House 312 in Etna He claims that he sees more people this way Carol Probst, editor of our yearbook is now editor of the Glenshaw Gazette, and her star re porter is Betty Ann Young They put out an mterestmg paper, but due credit must also be given to the man behind the scenes, Lou Kovach, who is the janitor of their firm I hear that the Pittsburgh papers have been thxnkxng of cashing in smce so many of their former readers are now Gazette fans On the lower side of life a-re Bob Santmyer and Benny Vlrgmxa, who became part ners in undertakxng They have a beautiful layout but both wish they could run out of business Eddie Minister decided to travel and ended up in Texas with 10 to guessed it hes an oil tycoon One of these days he ll be blowmg into Pittsburgh 1n his private plane Omer Hertweck returned to Hampton s hallowed halls as guid ance counselor and believe me he has a big job and does xt well The house mother for the Elf Gobblinson Girls Sorority is none other than Virginia Rlhn She learned how to fill this Job from the part she had in the Senior Play Big game hunter Marvin Hard! is now in Outer Mongolia hunting extinct caribou He has filled many a zoo, and zooloos all over the world revere his name Tucker Gunderson took a job as delivery boy for Sears, Roebuck and is now resting comfortably in the presidents chair Helen Kelly claims he is the best president they ever had and likes working for him as his secretary Fred Feldner is an engineer for the railroad and he was hauling from Pittsburgh to Sample When he reached Allison Park he made so much noise serenad mg his home town that his usual run is now from Los Angeles to Portland detoured through Florida Last but not least is Mademoiselle -loan Tlllett, who studied French in Paris so long that she now speaks only broken English which helps her in her job as a fashxon designer As I look at my watch I find that school starts again next fall, and Ill have another senior class to chaperon I only hope that they may all do as well as the class of 52 , . . . , . , . , , . J - - , - - , . , . . . S y , . l . . . , . , I 1 . I . ' I . A n I A , - . Y , ' , , . . . . , . . . . . . I ' , i , scale. Ray Burk graduated from the University of Pitts- his name. He invested it in an oil well and Know you . . . . , y , , , . . . . , . . . . . , . , . . , . . . , . ' ' ' ' u rv f - , . - - . 0 , . , . I . . - g . . . , J ' , ' - . , . . . . . . , . . . . , , , . gmmzl Ixlrs Num. mum X K cm Mr Hugh Mwmon Mr Nlurlm xwcfmhf Im 11 cl Hum Nr C C smif Vltirzlll qfkldl r I wird 7 Xltxr IXlIlt5:,S1xX'1ff Prus In !ll11IT'lLI'lN'lI1 I IIgI lXlHQ fum? IDX Nlr Nlllo Zll'INHCI'H11I'l TIM figle prlnterx Inc Tlu Alleghelu Blnderx Cxompim :qc C f ' . Blix Yumlvr Vi' In S. .' . 'j It 90 1 , -. -. . In x V , YCT Nl . id '. X. 1 vllx - - A H-W - ,ig -,-frafu-1!igjgg-iL1t,w,ff413i-,ifla-vlfgf-,fff? -AA ' 1--4 me