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Q -sk v, A Q l:NI:RY UNI 5 HLRL I-IRSI SNOW u , R1 4: -rd ti uuusnuur Q . f v' P fr- fpfwzr- Q-v-1-1-v .W dag ep-Q lf!! 1 3 ? li .2 Linwuirii annu- 'Inq Ill ff, if im EEK a D L 0 onfults FHEMIQ ALMA MATER C OAI OI- ARMS ADMINISTRATION COAT OF ARMS SI NIORS C OAI OI- ARMS UNDI PCLASSMEN COAT OF ARMS ACTIVITII S COAI OF ARMS FAI FINDAR Q72 F 1 ' ' N l Y 'Y W , , I fx I . 5 ' ln .Q , e lcatlon Through the doors of our past school years there has been one domnnatmg Hgure who l1ke a door man has gulded us safely through the ha7ards of everyday school llfe In apprec1at1on for h1s outstandmg falthfulness toward our class of 53 we ded1cate 1 P this, our 1953 Talbot to you, Mr. Hunt-our Mr. Hampton!!! -Will' l - , 1 -4 1 I S 4 1 at J' AJ T3 - f .1 a,,f,.frtL, I- W 1' J: '1 if 5 g 1 ' '. - ff ,Y 14 . 'Ng' 5555 fiif- if XR l e li! ,-' 1- . . i. ,,f - 1 - . , ' v .. t '. fill 52 :ffm .Biff 4! 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'i lr D j , . i gi E , 2 E 4 4 s 4 i l S S 3 4 , S 5 i N 7 5 , f l ' ,i E i f W 3 I z b r - , x 911 April 26, 1940. several students from Hamp School wentgqo Carnegie Lihriry in order to clo research on History , if 'l of tliei township. They wantecl to find a proper insigxliif for the 1 V - . scho?li. The students searched thoroughly different sxics' and Q if cameifupon two coats of arms of-the House of Hamfa on from 3 5 Englihd. One was plain Without much decoration, ,Exlhile the i fi ,fl . T! . 3 . . L i l ' ' othelz had small designs including' a talbor.. 1 li 5 V, ly l il l i I ' fl b .Ms Mn i g Z i' i E 5 ' .- 1 'W 2 'i 'R Y ii ' lil? ,' A Q l Q if 1 ,- . -A ws' 'Zh . . jg if .- , ji I . A ' ln 5 .,'!,i , ,fy , i- - ' f-,!. I 3 is 3 X I, : I , 7 LK .1 iw. ti' of ,?.rv',1 .tiff l QE ii . . f 'S ' . ' i , Av ' i -'I ' . ' fy ' . Q-f if i a. 'fi f'+:fs 2 iss ' . .' . E - V ' .fi 5 ' A ' f ' ,J 1 ff'-7, ,H if it ii- ii, ,gi ig? ! 52 ,' .ff--grkfjf tap gr 31' L 135,-' ,iq ' q?-Sfi1 5 is 1,3 .wu- ..- f , - .- 1 , 2' . fx if 2 tg gipfihi, ' Q q A Eg YV? 'sa ,Q av ff 3 Tiiilifi 1: in ' , Q if' .1 Q ,sf ' T, 73 J 'l 35 x 'V , I 55:4 f'5 l 5 1 r , egg, 'QE E,f.ff Q f I . . E f Q 1 .l,. .a XV 1 5: ah 2: ii 1 5 5 i, 4. ii E 5 n 2 Ls 2, K 5 .Qi MR. HOWARD F. JACK Mr. Jack has come to Hampton as our new competent principal. He at tended Waslxingtoim and Jefferson Col lege and the University of Pittsburgh We all welcome him as our new leader. MR. CYRIL C. SARVER Mr. Sarver has been the supervising principal for eighteen years. During these years he has successfully guided us through l'lampton's doors. His Con- stant help has aided us in furthering our education. We seniors really owe him kind recognition. C-fr Phyllis and Ruth are our two able secretaries who have been with us for a long time. Their assistance has been of great value to our school and we will always be indebted to them. THE SCHOOL BOARD The School Board has pioneered the opening of many of our main doors. Without this fine governing body, our school system would be incomplete. We appreciate their faithful guidance. Left to Right: Edward Minister, William Harrold, Russell Roop, Wilbur Donaldson, Wayne Ferguson, Virgil Bears, Jack Taylor, Fred Kellams, Cyril C, Sarver. .f-X 4 n 42715595 HUF -IX l j , L. F Z : ,- if iiMTf:'M---'Viv fv ,h ivy. I X an ' L ffgf 2 U . if 1 ' s I A 'xi ' - ' fl Q 5 8 , W f f x Q ,sk x inf' I, WL .WM 4 A ANNA R. MAIER SUZANNE CROWLEY MERRIE K. AULD Librarian Bachelor of Science in Home Bachelor of Science in Art Ecl- Lihrary Science Economics ucation Home Economcis Arr Supervision Home Economics Club Talbot, Silversmiths, XV a t e r Color NANCY EVANS IVIADALYNE COCHRAN HELEN C. TERWILLIGER Bachelor of Science in Nursing Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts in Education School Nurse Junior Higli Arr Classes Master of Education Nursing Club Latin I, H, English Latin Club i 1 1 r ' 4 5 GHWQ-: zi Wm- ? ,..., 2 ..4-. ,xx 5 jig? QA ,4., ww f,,4, ,wif 4- , iffiii, ' '3i15'.f1QI 4 auf .S f ,, ! ? QM , gf L 1 -ff: Q 73 .W K K xV5?.,., ,Zn ' 1' V,-1 3' .A W 1 ' . r v , 'S E .l v 2 - ,J i i ,f I 5 ,cf 3 ii U. i 5 g y ' -I 6 , if ii i i i Q :Q Q me 1 A - .. it ilif fy. fi. 4 4-1 Q , ,- t ,' 3,1 ,fifrfgb rg 'Eh K. r: x 5 1: :JJ-, 4- ' ,HW : ly it lufff ii if f 3,3 , 1 9 ,. ,V.n.,L. 5 43. I If Ji, 3 2 Q l : ' x 5 4 -2 W I3 Hit ' .agp I if' 1 3 5 1 .. ' ' ' f 5 f 1:.r X Ex .H iv. X ' t, .A V . A . . . 5 , H xi .X x U. i .Qt , , fi N, . f' I ., ' 1 , . , 'nga N ,: W 'QM is Y' f 2. Y 'll 52 Rx v .. , . wg. 1 gXX'?w5 Rx -..--::: -- ii Q i Q1-p 1 2 r 5 1 . P 2 ? 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Q Q 1- .Sc T , W xg S lm Ef f X wb, A ,, , -:': .I gjigfmknw i JC siwuwo - f :'v ff 1 -:- W R 5 Y swf? f n J - 1,2 ,mn- '1 f 2 a Q.. as my A ...kg .1 E 5 f fn ' if - CONNIE MARIE AGER Conme Academic Peppers Readmg Club Semor Choir 3 Talbot Club Leaders Club Square Dance Club Follxes A frlendly pepper looks forward to nurses tramxng made a pretty WAC xn the Folhes determlned 'And earnest ln all she undertakes petnte football queen of 52 MICHAEL ANDRAKE Mike Academlc Conscxentlous worker a true schol lnterested ln radio work plannmg on a college eclucatlon leaves a younger brother behlncl cltlzen of Home Room 12 Z JAMES ATKINSON Atky General DOROTHY MARIE ANTONIC Dome General Readmg Club Nurses Club Square Dance Club Semor Choxr 2 Senior Play Hamptoman Drxvers Tralnmg May Queen Follxes Square clancxng fiend short and genial chums wxth Claus joys drxvmg was an Irnsh maxd ln the play plans after gracluatton mdeflmte Football 4 Athletic Club Basketball 2 Camera Club Rates as a champlon jeweler oot ball xs one of hxs weaknesses wnll turn hls talents to belng a me channc on cars frxend of A1 s ROBERT AULD Bo Academxc Football 4 Stage Crew Basketball 4 Key Club Follnes Seruor Play Expert French student alms for college one of the football letter men has an incomparable laugh also was guard 1n basket a 20 'T it F fl ' 99 Q! 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' - A w u bn l 9 l l I A . . s 9 s ' . . . a ' - A. .Vx ' . 3 JACK M BAUMAN Jaclue General Athletic Club Follies Has hls own blue convertlble any one ever see that hot rod? ts Anchors Awelgh for hlm after une pumps gas after school hours We RONALD ALLEN BECKER Specs Academic Athletnc Club Square Dance Club Follies Looks good ln a grass Sklfl leaves a twm brother behind speeds 1n from Rlchland Townshlp undecxded concerning hns future hns nxckname SUIIS h1m fine ALICE REID BODEN Nur es Club Senior Choir Drivers Trammg Dreams of nursxng Connie s frlend does much of her own sewing a peaceful cltxzen of Home Room 2 3 ROBERT HARRY BREGENGER Crow General One of our short fellas pasttmes Include huntmg and fishing 1 suc cessful acrobat lh the Follies wx eventually become an expert electrl clan accordmg to Crow 1 NANCY BRANDES Shancy Academxc Leaders Club Gxrls Trio Student Council Talbot Dance Club Senior Choir Peppers Follles Senior Play aunts m from Gtbsonla llvely spark plug nn any group plans to attend college famous Aunt Emmle enjoyed being a camp Counselor ' ff ' 7, ff 77 Q! ll . 3 . 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Q 11 S f'f S ,Q E i' an, 3 'e 2 u -w-...,1 RICHARD K BRENT Academic Athletic Club Football Follies lVl1ssed durmg huntmg season played football and track plans to go to Penn Stare guns are one of hls mam interests carefree and happy go lucky fellow Dick 4 Track 4 T JACK BROWN Brownie General Was the lxttle c1ty cousin ln he Follnes prankster and jokester frlendly toward all loafs wxth Andy The Tall One doesnt take anythmg serlously THOMAS H CABLE Tom Academic ROBERT BUSKEY Bob General A new addxnon to Hampton thus year enjoys bowllng and swxmmxng will enter hls fathers motel busmess after graduatxon completmg year wlth classes IS successfully only mormng Semor Chonr Drum Major Reading Club Band 4 Follles Talbot Dance Club Basketball Manager Boys Quar tet Student Council Key Club Male lead lh the Foll1es an acc 1t smgmg headed the marching band down the football held Pilots 1 sanlboit 1n the summer lS de tlnatlon college Academic Track 4 Follies Choxr Follnes tall and extta smcele and basketball JOHN CARMAN Smoe Football 4 Basketball 4 Talbot Key Club Dance Club Athletic Club i f Class president was Sam xn thc interested m all sports college looms for h1m played football 77 4 2 V g v. me - sv u - ra re va v s s I 1 1 4 Il 77 l 7 ' ' I A re an ' - A 9 s 1 9 9 y 1 1 ' Q 1 1 ' , 4 . . . L c . . 7 K . 3 ' 4 - . . . R H I E I Y 5 3 1 9 1 f y 4 s - I . 45' I 'X JOHN PATRICK CARR Congo SHIRLEY MARIE CLAUS Shurley Academtc Business Key Club Chess Club Athlctlc Club Hamptontan Gamma Betta Kappa Talbot Club Readmg Club Talbot Dance Club One of those umque jewelers Follies constructs experxments tn Chemistry oms Dot 1n square dancmg and Physxcs Classes frxendly fel brain ln Chemistry secretary of ow wtll strive to be an elec Sentor Class yearns to be a lab trxcal engineer techmclan always notlces people s 55 Db? SOG' 1? S' eyes frtend of osle MARGARET ANN COSCIA Peg Academlc Readmg Club Leaders Club Talbot Drivers Trammg Sentor Play Follies Loafs wlth Bobo and Pat lllces reading wrmng and danclng happy w1th anyone plans xnclucle ournalxsm at Penn State often referred to as shoulders SALLY JANE CYPHER Sally General An able drtver tool: an tnterest m roller slcatlng short and blue eyed chums wlth Hot Rod 23 JOYCE CONLEY Red Academic Reading Club Band Semor Choxr 3 Cheerleader Leaders Club Honey bee Student Council Talbot Follles Senior Cheerleader adds sparkle to everythmg she says and does won Legton award helps with all energetnc projects talented art work topped with red haxr HORACE DAVIS Hoss Academic Chess Club Athletic Club Dance Club Football 4 Basketball 4 Follies Wellllked senior H D jolned us 1n our umor year an out standing athlete best Jokester forever laughmg enthuslastlc chess player 'ums toward college glves kindly 'xdvlce SHIRLEY LOUISE EDWARDS WILLIAM WALTER EHMANN Shxrl B1 Business General Gamma Beta Kappa Leaders Club Dance Club Band 5 Choir 2 Talbot Hamptoman Follxes Senior Play Follnes Always good for a laugh wx Known for hs hauls xn the blu make a good bosss secretary truck seen often at the skatmg has often played cup1cl her second rmk also makes wxth fancy square home I5 Twm Wxllows portrayed dancing steps owns red h'ur Dehla m the play KENNETH P FERNSTROM Fermy Academlc Football 3 Junior Follles Talbot Lxght halred football player car toons brought many a laugh Kenny 'ind hxs hot rod are msep1rable the Navy will gaxn another saxlor after une l GLENN FISCUS Glenn Academlc Dance Club Readmg Club Basketball 3 Talbot Hamptonlan F0l'l8S Ath ' if letlc Club Senior Play -1-1 Tops m every class plays v1rs1ty - basketball had role f Krupt B the crook in the semor play tends to go to college but not sure whxch one Z4 NB l fl 7, ' ' If '77 If 'IIUY , 9 I l 1 ! 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JACK L FLEISHNER Moe General Ono of the famous McCoy brothers of the Follxes will Jom hls fither ln the heating and roofmg busmess I5 mterested m all sports V91- MARJORIE ANN GIBBS Margne Academnc Peppers Talbot, Readmg Club Stu dent Council Leaders Club Honey bees Drivers Training, Follies The blonde shortxe a frxendly wabbnt dellghts nn twxrlmg pals wxth Betty and Bev future 15 Englxsh at college lxkes to dance plays basketball too JOANN FRANCES GORUP Academic Senior Cholr Reading Club Talbot Dance Club Senior Play Follies Enjoys readlng at all txmes headed for nurses tramxng pleasant senxor seen with Shxrley at slcatmg one of our many care ful clrlvers MARLENE THERESE HOFFMAN Bobo Academlc YV J 1, ,Qi Q84 5 Q O22 54 ww' vw .'4f 71 '4 VIA! f' Band 5 Orchestra 4 Reading Club Drivers Trammg, Leaders Club Fol nes Plays the sax m semor band with everybody never xdle good seamstress pondermg .1 Home Ec major at college MARGARET LOUISE HOLLAND ake General Sensor Cholr 3 Nursmg Club Drivers Training Follies Anofhef one bltten the nufslng ug has 1 talent for smgmg dmncxng f1sc1n1tes alce smlle from e1r to eat excels m Home Z5 G' 4:--xx 3 3 If 59 fl ' 7, UJOYY . L - - . . , . . y - ' . , . A F . , . . A . K. . , . 1 . , - . , , I ' ' , . ' A . . . is . . . I V I . . . I . . . ' A I . . . Z1 . . . , . . . ff ,, . , - . , . , S 7 9 ' 9? l' . LQ-Mk sews own clothes . . . fair and square Q? Y, Q J 9 Q D V X 1 U , .Q l v G or ,. . .. , W yu , V b . . . . . 1 4 ' . . . A H , Q . ' . ' . J , . . ' s lfsveg . . . . ' I 45 Ec .... f U. Z . ' A . . . Q ' Avxyl Q .5 4 ,' Al o ' 1 ' . ale' C JOSEPHINE HELEN HOOVER osle General Hamptontan Gamma Beta Kappa Readmg Club, Senior Play, Talbot, Follles A readmg fan wnll some day malce a capable secretary loves dancing short and brown cycd possesses 1 shocltmg temper whxch AGNES JANE JENDRASAK Agnes Business Hamptontan Senior Choir, Gamma Beta Kappa Reading Club, Folltes An ardent square dancmg fan an aunt to Dome wears specs horn rimmed ones at that loves to gab frtendly smxle ROBERT B KAUFFMAN Slum Academic Athletic Club, Basketball 4 Track 4 Senior Play, Dance Club, Follies Has a very sxgnxftcant nxclcname played basketball for 4 years tlces all sports Roclcys pal wt join the Navy and saxl the seven S015 SARAH ELEANOR KELLY Easy Aces Academtc Sensor Choxr Reading Club Talbot Hamptontan French Club, Orchestra, Student Counctl, Follxes Noted for her part as the school marm ln the Follnes l1lces partxcularly htll bxlly muslc and swtmmmg true scholar plans 4 more years of schoolmg 76 BARBARA A KARCHER Barb Buslness Honeybees Peppers 3 Leaders Club Dance Club Hamptontan, Gamma Beta Kappa, Drivers Trammg, Talbot Follies Acttve tn Peppers and basketball great commerctal whtz enjoys nlosf Cverythlng lncludlng danclng wnll enter the btg busmess world if l DS ff ,Y ff-I ' 71 QQ Y, ' Y Y I , , , , u u , . - n 9 ' . , ' . . - ft ' ' ,Q - 'A . , . 1 ' 1 . . . , , . . balances her pleasant smile . . . after graduation . - . pals with PHI . - - I , , l I Q! ' ,, . 9 9 . . . l' . , . . ' . . . 'll et sv f , . . . . v x . . 4 Q V D . - 5 - . . . a A , Z K BETTY JUNE KLINZING Betty Business Honeybees Reading Club Peppers 3 Talbot Student Council Senior Choir Leaders Club Follies Drivers Tram A smart one at basketball seen both roller 'md ice skating wi succeed in secretarial work after senior year slender Wlth brown half loafs with Pinky PATRICIA JEAN KLOES at Business DEXTER KRAUSE Dick Business Chess Club Dance Club Band Has interest in most all sports curly haired and an 1ce 'it chess Honeybees Peppers Dance Club Tal bot Leaders Club Gamma Beta Kappa, Follies curly hair spare time includes 'mother citizen of Mr Hunts swimming and ice skating a girl with a million dollar smile plans to enter one of the business schools after graduation YOOFD TIME BETWEEN CLASSES 27 ff I9 'QP YY YY ' 'Y 1 . s 9 9 9 1 ' 9 - v ' Y 7 I Y Y I 9 S ' ' ' , . , l ' A ' C I K I . . . ing. Girls basketball star . . . has black likes all girls . . . quiet and srudious 1 . . . I . . . 4 I . . . K A 4 . I l JOHN LASER ohn General Talbot Camera Club Safety Patrol Student Council Senior Choir Fol les Sells candy at lunch time with Bob Black coated parson in the Follies an attentive fan of football ikes THOMAS LE JEUNE Frenchie Academic Dance Club Chess Club Basketball Football Plays both basketball and football inclined toward all sports con scientious chess player a French enthusiast is striving to achieve LOUISE MAIER Lou Academic Senior Choir Leaders Club Cheer leaders Club Dance Club Talbot Orchestra Follies Our head Cheerleader forever losing her glasses talented in art goes out of her way to be nice plans to go to College JOHN McCOOK Cookie Academic Football Basketball Dance Club Senior Play Choir, Talbot Athletic Club Follies Has never lost his nickname a his hand in both basketball and foot a owns his own car derstanding with everyone works energetically in all projects 28 VIRGINIA LIGHTNER Ginny Business Dance Club Leaders Club Gamma Beta Kappa Reading Club Talbot Peppers 4 Honeybees Follies Expert in shorthand head pepper charming smile pals with Barb another senior who will excellent forward during basketball season llj 7, ff ' ,Y ff ' 7, Q 9 9 Y Y , Y ' 7 s 9 ' - 1 - 1 v l . t Q I A , , - l . , . . Q, ,, , English class . . . pals with Bob . . . the rank of an engineer . . . join the secretarial parade . . . an ff 5, . . 9 9 ' , ' 5 Y , . fl ' 7, Y Y 9 . 1 5 , . A n . . . h d b ll . . . ' . . . un- lf cw' lla Us ,, Q-we ROBERT JAMES MCCLEAN Bob Academic Tall husky 'md blue eyed as been An football 4 years pals wxth Dlclc may go to college Would rather be out huntxng than studymg tn school 'Qs -'wi CHARLES MICHAEL Chuck General Band Follnes Always wreckmg that car of hrs blond and tall sparklmg blue eyes always jolclng did 1 coon slcm dance m the Follles enjoys P O D classes :vw MIRIAM ELIZABETH NEGLEY Mlnnle General Basketball Reading Club Dance Club Leaders Club Talbot Follies Smunch supporter of the football games makes all those beaunful clothes she wears always lends a helplng hand when needed an able guard for the Honeybees SKIPPING? I, vu ,fi ,W Htl' 117.1 LL' ff U' ,J ,lf L Af E+ V 'fs 5 W , I' H1 1 f ' ff y ! M- -. E . y. M J 1.77 L f 1 f-Q' l QQ 9? Q! S7 ' If ' ' 77 EILEEN PINKERTON Pinky Business Peppers 3 Talbot, Leaders Club Driv ers Training Gamma Beta Kappa Follies Secretary to several teachers Kate McCoy of the Follies makes a lively pepper for her hobby is twirl ing another future secret1ry nit urally dark brown eyes and freckles PATRICIA MARGARET POLOSKY 3I Business Leaders Club Gamma Beta Kappa, Hamptonian, Follies One of our taller people a novlce at roller skating loves to sew and cook jovial was the fabul ous M1 in our Follies laughs often CAROL LEE PULLAN Shorty Business Senior Kappa Did '1 clothes senior Choir, Talbot Gamma Beta Follies toe dance in the Follies conscious ch1irman of canteen leaves 1 For Rent sign as Mr oness able secre tary likes to dance SUZANNE JANE ROHRER Sue Academic Reading Club Senior Play, Talbot Senior Choir 3 Follies Has a beautiful voice and knows how to use t remembered for her September Song aiming at college and a major in music 30 1:1 DANIEL POUPARD Dan Academic Band Dance Band Senior Choir Double Quartet Dance Club Senior Play, Follies Represented our school at many state music festivals Musically clined excellent when it comes to the trombone plans a college 1 Vxlented senior Xg N.- S , ' 1 vi ip, 1 ll ' YY fl 77 ' UP 17 ' I 9' 9 ' 1 J s . 1 1 I 7 I Y Y i . . . A . .. i I . . . A in- ' . . . t , 4 - t I Q . , . i . . . t . . . . . . , . education . . . drives an antique relic ff S9 Y , . V . . . . N I - 2 YQ 7, K . . 4 ' 9 9 7 Y . f , - 91 Y i ' - ' tbl .. H . . os. 7 THOMAS ROSS Ulm Academic Camera Club, Follies. Trelced in from far-away every morn- ing . . . a red-capped hunter . . undecided concerning his future . . owns a car . . . nickname is unpro- nounceable . . . KIM ROTZOLL Kim Academic Stage Crew, Talbot, Hamptonian, Senior Choir, Football Manager, Fol- lies, Senior Play, Dance Club. Tall and blond . . . noted for Slow- polcev in Follies . . . a Ralph Flana- gan fan . . . studied dramatics at Westminster . . . was key to many of Hampton's doors . . . Daveis pal CONSTANCE SAHAYDAK Connie General Nursing Club, Senior Choir, Camera Club, Dance Club, Follies. Tags along with Alice . . . spends some of her spare time at photo- graphy . . . lilces to meddle with sewing . . . decided to enter nurses training CAR? 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KSN' 3-1 ROBERT SARVER Bo Academxc Talbot, Follies Remembered for hns great portrayal of Pa ln Folhes great assxstant to Student Councxl by helpmg to sell candy at noon could always be counted on to help out M KATHERINE ANN SCHOVE Kathy Academic Peppers 4 Leaders Club, Dance Club Talbot Attractxve and slender a IGYFIFIC art student plans a college edu canon 1n the art held has done ma-yorette work for many ye-urs drives an Olds car RICHARD SIBBET Dxck Academic Athletic Club Football 4 Track 3 Follies Won Legion award m the nxnth grade played first strung footbwll 3 years shows xnterest nn hunting and hshxng famous for hxs green Wlllys jeep BEVERLY BETH SIMMONS Bev Academic Semor Choir 3 Talbot Honeybees, Leaders Club Readxng Club Student Councll Dance Club Orchestra 8 Cheerleader Band S Follles A terrnhc athlete junior class pres ldent and senxor class veep snappy cheerleader frnendl and Y jovnal wnth absolutely everyone famous for her Glory wt study busmess educatlon at B Y U 32 RUTH SEMLER Ruthie General Drivers Training Follles Blonde and always up to somethmg collects coxns as hobby and has qunte a varxatnon quite the drner hopes to get a good job f- YS W Ag N6 'T j DAVID SLAGEL Dave Business Band 3 Dance Club Senior Chon- Talbot Orchestra 3 Student Coun cll Follnes Best all around fella ranks highest ln musxcal interests a ented m other fields . . . close com pamon to Klm endless sense of humor mascot of Gamma Beta PAUL STIEHLER o General Camera Club Follxes Made a good Santa Claus nn the Fol GE RALD STONE Rocky Academic Athletic Club Football 3 Basketball 3 Follles xes Enjoys huntmg and hshmg Another fella wlth a great laugh plays baseball whzch IS hxs favor 1te sport enjoys motorcyclmg frlend of ack .s plays good football as an end Stoney has the Navy m mmd as hxs future a star at basket ball too wlll represent Hampton for the first tlme xn Jaycee football BLOCKING STAIRS i ll 7, UB 79 Q! 1, Y Y . I Y 7 I ' . Y 7 9 1 ' ' 1 ' . . . . , . ,, ,, . , . l . . . U N - . . . . . , . . . Kappa . . . loves attention . . . game . . . X X 1 ' R ' . 7 - -I f ,. fe , SHIRLEY ANN TREESE Shnrl Busmess Dance Club I-Iamptonlan Leaders Club omed Hampton thls year and got off to a good scart roller skated often manages to dance frequently loves to dance Offlfe work after graduation ,13- ALBERT UHL General Athletic Club Camera Club Follies Tall and slender an expert guns chums wrth Atky mterested ln becomxng a mechanic on cars has attended Hampton for many years Butch General Dance Club omed Hampton rhxs year lves out Glbsonla way loves to fly hunt and fish 15 a certlfzed Frogman wxll joxn his dad in the grocery busmess PATRICIA WHITE at Academlc Leaders Club Readmg Club Talbot Semor Play Follies A whxz ln French Class long tlme clrlver chlef ambxtxon Penn State wonder why? frxend to many worked hard ln the Senlor Play and lxked lf 34 T' FAITH CAROLINE VAUGHN General Faith Drivers Trammg Nursing Club Fol ICS A close frlend of Zxg thxnks horse back rndmg IS 1 great sport looks forward to entering the nursmg he d says she llkes readmg C150 ZX4 ff-1 A at 1 , fl.. B x . ' ll ' N NAI!! I 1 . . . RONALD WILLIAM WAGNER .f ,M ,x-,Pg J' I V' ' ...1' xv Q-ii., I ' '- A , ' NP vs Q ' -' JC 'INN VICTOR WRBICKY Vic General Athletic Club Football 3 Camera Club iclc 5 lust l'r101d lxvts with rlu mmlq buy., 1nCl red l'1'llTLCl Ulsy gomg wlthout 1 Q1rt wrdtm O D stu ent lfus econd home ns Cook 5 'Qs JAMES WYLIE m SHIRI EY IORGER fig Academic Ge meral Ches Club Nur mg, Club Drxus 1 gran Ford pliyvd loot A urrlhc rolltr bL1ttr rldts bus b1ll 4 u1rs stites tltnt lus bobby from our Gnluonu wiy A L mt I5 tlymg Clmum of H D L w vs x Ln ty mu t mei xx 1s I1'lI'Dt..l lung Twxrp tl 5 1t lun l'1 1u1r nrt 'md 115 EXPLANATION IS DUE prtttx smll LUf'7'y nfl' nl '15 Talking II oxer Interesting Boolxo The Four Secretaries Slmall we enter? At Bolools l.oClcer Future lrlome Makers 56 Bev ohn at Shlrley ZIIIOI' E188 1C6I'S Under the leadershlp f ohn Carman President Beverly Slmmons Vlce Presldent Patrlcla Whlte Treasurer and Shlrley Claus as Secretary the senlor lass completed nts final year at Hampton Many dlfferent and resourceful xdeas orxgmated ln our class We started the tradltlon of an all mght prom at the Hubbard Reservation Our umor Follies ran for three nights mstead of the usual two mghts We swelled our treasury vxa magazme sales Together our class has weathered many a storm successfully and has completed xts round of Hampton doors 37 J P ' .-OJ , . 7 . , . ,D J. . . . g.:::' .A , 1 Q 5 - if 5 eff. ' ' rf' ,,. F gf.: in Engl' a ni ' f. -. ' iwjil 2.x'gu,., J' a 'v, , - 1' ,- 2 W ,H 4 Q . f 1 1 S 1 4 9 4 , vu . m . . 5 i' 5 ff I? i 4. ,. Q. vi. -191 f V 351, i 5 1 grfkle 4 fjg ly .e x 1 QSM - 5 S. Eur .1 'ff' if lf wifi: 12 gf Y :gif -2, Life iii . 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J? lk-nr P 2 5' 11 1 Mr Spanos Fxrst Row E Hanlon K Ymglmg R Allen N DeTrude N S1efert B Mlller S Snowden Second Row Mr Spanos Strxtzmger D Hendrlcks E Beattie P Straub L Chatham Hughes P Tallk Thlrd Row H Brown Gallagher Dolrxer F Hartm1n P Eberhart O Davxs Hanna Fourth Row F Bnesmger Q Poloslcy D Hopkms P Hauser D Mergenhagen F Prnbanlc l1I1lOI' HSS The Junlor Class has always b en co operative in all school actlvltles The class has contributed a great number of peppers cheerleaders basketball players and muslclans They are plannmg a Prom and are earnmg money through mag azme sales, movles and dances The Juniors sponsored the annual Twlrp Dance which was quite successful The class ns workmg hard to become a great senxor class of 54 43 -, R? A , 4 1 ,sl 1 4 , 1 1 , . 2 , 3 ' V an . J v Q M T. W.: -N 1915? 4. ?S s 'iii Q ' ' ld x I I: ' 7 ' ' I 5 ' 9 ' 7 ' 4 3 ' I 7 ' 7 J. Mlley, E. Casson. 2 - ,J- , - ' ' , - H - , - - , J. , . . ' 1- ,I ,J- ,- 1,- ,- XJ- : . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' ' . . S - . . 8 I 7 9 , . T 7 112 Mr Trnthart FITSI Row K h1CM1Ch1EI G XVyl1c Nl Dubrosky D Greer A Koxich M Oswild S Short G Henglesberg R Spriguc Second Row E Duns Nl OH1gen V Nlmk I. Schoxe N Bcesc G Crlcks Hart E endrasak Third Row Nlr Trxthirt Burke B Charles P Geisler R McGaughey G Schmldt L Hollenbeck R Thelss Fourth Row R Kost B Bcclknr XV Lmper D C1rmxchul Bvrner W1gner R Fritz C Mclntyrc VU Bonne Q .nr JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Paul Pat Paul Sandra ...!...b 101 Mr jones Flrst Row D Harclt D Ford D Humphreys M Dooley S Tea R Maxwell K Nlartln F Kauffman C McM1llen A Hulboy Fulmer G Maler Second Row Mr ones Towe E Wxley L Kalb C Cappell L Humes Slcander M Mata chalc D Smlth S Oberc J OBrien Thxrcl Row Anderson R Acton G Hess R Schettler N Wrblcky M Berzonskx Le eune Burk M Holland Tenth Gracle The tenth grade boasts three home rooms Thns class already has begun to earn money by collectmg dues They partxcxpate ln all 3CflVlIlCS and many of thexr members are actlve m the peppers cheerleaders and musxcal orgam zatlons The tenth graders are an energetic group 45 1, . , - - 1 - 1 - y - , - w - , - y . , . , . ,j. , . . 2 -J ,J- , - , - , - , - J- , - - , , . , . , . , . . J ,j. , . . s 1 ' -il' 431 ni x ll 7 Vlr karma lrsr Row P Chmxtt N umm s D H10 A Sdmmxdt D Stonn L Bcrr B Berggr E Nlxllcr Stroud Row Nlrs K'lYClS Bfklglli I Ho ll INA Rodgers C Cl1SI1l!1Q., I Zlmmernvm Uhl Fredley D Frcdlmy 11rd Row B Andmlxn Hlgprty 5 r onnmr R mp N Hen rxclxs l1yton B!'LQ,tl11LI' 1 xur Girv u Lmcla Kar Q5 'yur' 'vi' .-1.1. 10 3 Miss Czuba First Row P olxnston G M'1zur'm M Glll P D1v1s C Teeter B Hiwthorne B Wylie Frowen E Clarke Second Row Miss Czuba Welsh R Rupert R Hollenbeck Sherwood R Ash Snford Tlurd Row C Strxtzmger R Torrence H Ludwxg E Horn D Lah R Bush K Barnebey S Karcxs N Mangold Pavesx 41 5.4, QI, 9,1 47 ' : , . . . , . ' , . L ', . , . . , . ' J. , . . 2 ' , J- , - , - , J- y - , J- ' H. Lenz, D. Donnermeyer, B. Bartholovic. . ' , . , '. 1 F i ? l 9 1 Mr ay Fxrst Row M Brenneman R Holllday K Acon Whxte lVl Beggan W Crowley C Tea F Talxlc B Nnll N Hallock Second Row Mr Fay Ewxng I Soleau C Ratay L Munro R Gogolxn D Renwxclc Franklin born Fourth Row S Gxbson R Ferguson T Toxtorette E Davls Kremer H Claus Kobert R Calderuood TCS 1112111 1 HSS Our mlghty freshmen are well repr sented ln Hampton actlvmes W1th a class enrollment numbermg ln the nxnetles they are a great asset to Hampton I March they held The Freshmen Dance , which was a very successful affalr and enjoyed by all who attended Thelr movlng up exercises held m May ushered them mto the senior hugh and wtth lt many new responsnbllmes Good luck fresh men We know you ll be a credit to Hampton 48 - - , F : ' , I . , . ' . , . 1, A , . , . , , L , J. . Third Rowi Nl. Muntz, lVl. Harris, L. Burlcamp, A. Rupert, L. Herman, H. Pettibon, R. Ossel- I - ' , - . V ' , 4 C , . . , . Cl s . . . .I A, 1 n Q! ,, ' ' nl...-1. 92 Nlrs Wright Fmrst Row R Hart C Kosher C Barl-:cr D Pullan M Deeds P Mxller -I Weppelman G Wylie Barker L Hughes A Allen R Glel Second Row Mrs Wrlght R Whll9Sld9 M Montgomery V Busmger B Donald E NVxl lnams E Leonharcl D Ie eune T Rodgers L Donnermeyer M Hurchxson Third Row C Carpenter W Muller Lanfranclae F OBrien D McCune G Wfolf R Ager R Garry V Gnllnex XV Sm rlaco M Poloslcy 95 'Vlrs 'lerwlllxger Fxrst Row McMullen N Sprague E Kelly H 71mmLrman B Raybold Ilchma R Emerson D Foreman C Tea M Ferrerlaoff Second Row Mrs Terwnllxger M Bregenzer G Allman Kelley M Beclcwxth E Morrow C Slcander S Dan D McKelxey M Graham Neumann Thxrd Row R McMxchaeI M Krause G Prxbanlc G Wfnlson Chnswell C Gllkey R Furan slu C Ferguson W Haggerty -I Brandes gi. ' : . L , . , . L ', . L , . , . , . L . ,j. L , . , . , . , : . , , , . , . x , . L , . - L , . L , ,.j , . , . , . . z . L , . ,J. , . , . , . . , . , , ', . 1 , . . 'TL s . , , , . L, . . 3 . , . P ', . L ,-I. , . , . . , . L. L ' , . ,j. L . , . , . , . L '. A. G 1 'il N K .1 1Nx Class Offncers 91 92 9 3 First Row Lmchmi L Soleau S Gxbson Neuman M Beclcwxth L Herman L Lanfranche Second Row W Smlthco R Glrty A Allen R Calclerwoocl H Znmmerman 50 K XE! 'W fx - wh ,.. -sv Shri' 423 if N. 81 'Vlrs Rlchardson Ylunr R Henderaon P Gogohn DtL0l1L'lROW Nlrs Rlchirdson Y Adims D uso D Cwrlien R 111151111 In T Bunchhr N1 Vwughn G Stefinxk W Edgir Duns T11IfiROW D Buakny Whlra L Gissn r If 'WC irthy S Rnwkm C Austm H INl11sh1ll P XV111111, NIUVIHIU1 R Ott 1 1 1 111111111 r ru 1C 1 on s 111 L11 1 run Ul fousn Prcpirlng For Qemor Hlgh D1ys A Ar - X, 2-mf g msg: 1 1. K A 1 . A Q Q.. V ,ff L- ' ,K I g K 'vi .S I31rsr Row: D. Bcggnn, Zimmerman. B. Stahl, Johnston, C. Greer, Gogohn. D. Gmslcr J. 4 . . ' ' ' . . Y I . iv 1 . ' . , , . , . Pal . . . J . . I' n'l'.' 1 R. .wkar . -. - , . 1 , . 1 V, . 1 , . 1 'Z . ' '2 . . +:,'.1 C1 . . 1 ' . .1 . . ' '1 - , . . I51111'1h Rww: K. Fifa XV. BH 1, C. B h. 1, XV. B lc. Nl Ohvi Nl. 1.1 dy. Y. Vw 111, W' .-Xt' R P. H 1111. ..l in 82 Mr Gerdy Fxrst Row C' Rupert R Wfxrth Tupper R H1rt H ltnz H T1l1k C Hitch B Wfyllt R Enrclonner P Beclk D Ossellaorn Second Row Mr Gerdy G Doolty H Inu hner D Smxthym U1 Hug Scott M XVxll1rd Campbell R XV1tc-npool N Wfenh r Wxcklunt Thlrcl Row J Thurston T Lorch l' DIVIS G Neel1n D Werner V P1erce Nl Bowers Fourth Rom R Horne B Fllclc F XVQ-st N Nlursch E Cirlson N Hollthan fb Alexn R Watenpool Ireland N McAHe Jus it 1 r. e The lxvtly exghth gmders hut begun to enter xnto our hugh school umosphere Among other 'ictlvntxes they h1d 1 comluned tnghtn gmdf, d1nce just before Chrxstmis 'md 1rt pl1nnxng d1nces for noon hours We know they will m1lce 1 fine freshmen group next yeir Class Officers 81 82 D Wattenpool G Lyons N XVe1her B Collxer B Edg1r -I Yount Q ' z., ,. ' ,. ., , . , . 4 .. '- : . , , f, . . g , .v E . , '. t J. . , . 1 , . 0, f : . , . , . . ', . . f , . A , . W. Krause, G, Tryon, H. Johnson, N, Arbuthnot. 4 . 3 1 1 lR'l l G tl U I . , . , . I , . I , . 4 , . 71 Mr Mamon Fxrst Row Mr Manxon S Orvan Clark Lltvlk D Poupard E Tllp P Blxclcle G Holland M Mirtm S Kaufman P Sweeney Rinkm L Barley E Behrmger G Schmxtt B K1rcl1er Fraysler Second Row L Beggs F Klmzmg Klauss Byers R Mxley R Nlll D Cappell Davxs G Cover Vlglmtu B Krebs W lickson L Kamphaus Thlrd Row J Uhl R Byer N Bubenhelm R Stahl W Hlbbs Acton R Renwlclc A Bumgardner Class Officers 7 1 72 P Sweeney P Blxckle F KllhZlUg B Harshaw G Cover M Thurston B Grena T Wnlson ' 1 I ll :. ,. ,J- ,J- ,. ' , . 1- ,J- ' ' 2- ,- , - ', - , - A ,J- ,- ', - 1 v U 9 ' C-1 - 1 - Q - a 7 2 'Vixss Bruggeman man D Uhl F Maute C Schnupp L Gottschallc B Greno C Wllll3mS B Anderson D Pennmgton Second Row H Wxrth R Stewart P Bxclc R St Clalr Richardson T Wilson B Newmann B Berry H Gannon L D1v1s R Wylie E Young B Smith Mlss Bruggem1n Third Row M Thurston P Thurston B Taylor G Gtllner M Huber G Klauss B Haber lem B McM1llen C Edgar event rac e Newcomers to hlgh school the seventh grade has taken 1ts place wxth ease Thelr aggresslveness and wxllmgness are shown m all act1v1t1es m which they partlclpate Outstandmg leadershlp m many flelds already has been shown m the short tlme they have been ln high school 54 First Row: N. Alexia, S. Watenpool, B. Harshaw, C. Porous, D. Wolfe, C. Schmidt, M. Hart- 1 - I y - - . . ' , i - V y J- - 1 I , V- A , - - , , i . . Q ll Step one of the Talbot At Nancy s Poo Step two of the Talbot f ' , 1 af: if A ir 11 2 '. 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BUSINESS STAFF The purpose of the Busmess Staff was twofold to sell suhscrlptlons for the i953 Talbot and to do the typmg for the lxterary staff Miss Czuba was the advisor and Vlfglnla Llghtner and Beverly Simmons were co editors ART STAFF OF TALBOT The hard worlung art staff of the yea hook dtd much to make this years yearbook out standing Every Tuesday evenmg these ll'1dLSU'lOUS artxsts labored over the lay outs and pxctures for the yearbook Mrs Auld wls the dlrector of this staff and Louise Mater was the art cdxtor ae N' LITERARY STAFF All wrxtlngs that are ln the yearbook orlgmated with the ll erary staff Thxs competent group gathered wr1tten mformatxon nece sa y rn completing the ye rbook Peggy Coscla was thexr editor and Mxss Czuba checked a'l the llterary wrltxngs e . . . : ' ' 'Cf .. 5 A K, , ,, 4 L ' Y 1 K 4 K.- T C I . ' , 1 ' . . ' ' I. ' . ' . - V . . x I I- . I K 4 I I . . X, ' ' . ' s . r ' ' a . ' I I I I v A I I ' . TALBOT CLUB The Talbot Club thts year has work d hard to brmg out 1 worthwhmte yearbook The club functloned under the chlef echtorshxp of Kxm Rotzoll oyce Conley and Tom Cable assoclate edltors There were four dxstmct staffs Each staff had nts ed1tor The lxterary staff was headed by Peggy Coscxa the busmcss staff by Vxrgmn Ltghtner and Bev Snmmons the art staff by Louise Ma1er and the photography staff by Elleen Pmlcerton The teachers who sponsored the club were Mrs Auld Mlss C uba and Mr Hunt The meetmgs were held on Monday afternoons and Tuesday evenmvs Thus IS one club whxch creates orxgmal ldeas keeps engraver and prmter deadlxnes and combmes all talents to make Il complete and satlsfactory yearbook PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF lVlr Hunt w1s leept busy forever snippmq plcturts clevelopmg amd prlntmg them wlth the 'ucl of hxs st1ff members Exleen Pmlcerton was the student editor of thls dtpartment The photography staff w1s responsxble for all pictures ln thxs ymrs Tilbot ' . e A t . ,J .L , l . A- . 1 I A . L 'L , 9 y Q s - . , ' Z , . . 5' v , f t L' . t' r 'X' ',' v,r I' f ni 4 C . I A- T K V f in . 1 . Q T 1 4 ' ' .T t . ....---0- ---V il l '15 11 .-hl ' U HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Ec. Club is under the capable leadership of Mrs. Dunlap. Canning, cooking, and sewing are taught and we feel quite sure they will be the successful homemakers of tomorrow. ,MXN FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais meets every Friday and has as ics chief aim the practice of the spoken language. French culture, civilization, and various geographical phenomena are discussed and studied. The French Club is spon- sored by Mx. jones. 12 4, Q, is, M 4 4 GAMMA BETA KAPPA Clmnum Bom lklppga 1f, .1 flulv ut' scnmr gurls pursumg .md lI1IUI'USILKl an rlw lvumncse .-mr-mllum Tlus Urderlv grwup rum-rs L-very ullwr TllLlI'5x.l.iN' Nlernlwrslmnp ns lu IHYIIIIIIUIX Busmess su uclu-. drvss. and nmxmn' .are Jxscussecl A Cil'H'1SllIl.i5 uzrtv. an gissemlvlx. .md .1 urm. ll E- If P unnixxcll-J L-ur flu- rlubk acrmxxru-5 Nlnss Cjzulu as spunsur ul tm- club READING CLUB Rcidmg Clulw as .1 vcrv umque OYgI.lI'lIl.1llUI1 m rlmz ll imxd nu spccxflcd mvetmg mme or plnfv, lr coxnnstud of .1 Jn-ll., On rlus shelf won- placcd prucm clay bl-sr sellzrwg nuvvls wlmclu were cxrcularcd nnmng memlwrs of the barnmr high mlwol. In rlns way we lmd klccuss tn many :norm best scllcrm than ilu- usual porwn lms. Mm Xvrlqhr sponsorvd our clulw .md was rcspox1sxble for gctnng our books. Tlns club la m M5 scunnd yan' .lull W'hl'I1 YYL' !t'IUl I1 to YISII H.1I111,WILJI1 WVU liI1UVY YV? l:lI1ki tht' R-'flLlll1g Clllb Sflll f.ll3UI'l5hlI1g. o 5, ' 'X 5 .1 A X, sp 5 f Q 15 Q Q 5 as 5 4 X N 'ffm if 6,5 if iw 'f 7 Fa 1 K .. , A ima, ZiR1llW..ms4 ima: i 34 ii VX X 1. 'J . 40 1 . N a. 3 gf 4 2: PK ZX we 1:5 7 ,L W 'f J if g A353 9, ..L. . 341 il . m. i KEY CLUB The Key Club is an organization which is sponsored by the local Ki- wanis Club. Mr. Hunt is the student faculty advisor. Their meetings were held on Tuesday under the presidency of John Carman. The main objec- tive of the club is to further relation- ship between the school and com- munity, SAFETY PATROL Seventeen students captained by John Laser were responsible for di- recting between class traffic in Hampton halls. They were easily dis- tinguished by their white belts and their friendly help and instructions to the students and also to visitors. This group was under the capable direction of Mr. Hunt. Our best wishes are extended to next year's group. -4 WI if ? K C U' . u .jk ingn' ,ALM t.,..i-vfg--v , K V . 1 A F , .. .. A .. ...nf k,,.,.,..,,..,..-:..,tb,. f A - A- li - ' 1. ' ASL BOYS ATHLETIC CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Fridley, Mr. Fay, and Mr. Gerdy, the Boys Athletic Club met weekly. The boys participated in such activities as football and basketball. The varsity players showed the underclassmen pointers in the various sports. This club promoted athletic-minded boys. DRIVERS TRAINING Mr. Hunt does an excellent job of teaching students the fundamentals of driving as well as giving ample opportunities to practice on our driver education car, In March the Bureau of Traffic Education of the Atlantic Refining Company sent two representatives to visit Hampton. Two cars were placed at our disposal, and all the Hampton students who owned licenses or learner's permits were evaluated on their driving habits. We all profited by this and we hope they will make a return visit. .W ..,,M- 1 -... v in 4 ..-f To ' F 'Y 'eit fs STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councll under the able dlrectxon of Mr Hunt h1s done mu h to promote good fellowshlp among the student body and faeulty members A representatxve from each grade went to 1 owex txon at Duquesne Hlgh School These repre sent1t1ves brought back many good Ideas to Improve our Student Co.11c1l xn the years to come 68 LEADERS CLUB Thx club consists of slx leaders chosen from eich class 7 l The Checrle1Clers Peppers llid liislutlnll players 'ire 1utom'1t1c1lly in the club Girls Leaders Club supoorts the Peppers Chcerlmiclcrs md Glrls Bxs kerball rc-1m by buying umforms etc They sponsor dances und assemblies Mrs KTYCIS our sponsor hws clonL a lot to make thxs club 1 worthwhxte orgamrmon wlth her or mnal ldcis and hird work CHEERLEADERS CLUB lVlrs Kircxs ln order to help lnuruucl stuclnnts IH :lu ut f Lluuum., the v1r1ous che r thny hlvx emrnncl 1 p rum Q rut hi' PLL SCl'IICd All 'id' ill -P xff HAMPTONIAN d h l dershx of Nlrs Richardson and srudcnt edlror Carol Cush Tru school newspaper lU!1CIlOI1S un cr t c ea p xn lr IS dlstrlhuted once a month and lnrludas news arrlclrs gossip Cdlftbfllli and sports artlclcs The cn g urn schopl looks forward ro hm monthlx edmons with mreresr The papers xolume should grow in the years I0 COFDC SENIOR NURSES CLUB h l h eelcm careers as nurses There has been qulte a lor of actnnty II1 rho Nurses Club for I e QIYS w 0 are s g l h h h onslclerl 1 arlendmg Among the hospltals xlslted were The ,urls uslted a number of hospxm s w IC r cy were c g C:OlL1IT1'1ll Presbyterlan XX omens and Chllclrcns Hospltals They cnjoved the informal and 1hf0l'I'1X'1IlXC tours .4- 4 J JUNIOR NURSES CLUB The Junior Nurses Club IS more or less a lead up to the senlor one Various thmgs such as first and were taught ln the organnzatxon Under the capable leadership of M155 Evans we are sure these glrls wxll make excell nt nurses SILVERSMITH CLUB The Sxlversmnth Club IS a new orgamzanon It boasts ef twelve members who speclallze ln the malcmg of bowls ash trays rings 1nd ue clisps Mrs Auld lS thelr instructor and they create thexr pxeces ln the art room The superb cmftsmwnshxp of the sxlversmxths IS exhlbx ed m the specnl show case ln the hall I1-1-gg 5 an vt' Q 5 may , 'Yi' nv ,R gh , x V ., W, , W N f TI-ffzvif. wmsw r -f if 'Z 11'lfw,1yLxgZ my , Q-ag ii mfQ2fi'wft'S1sf2 ga K P sv X 1-yin-ifi 'wp 2 1, ffgzgi fi ., , :jx K1 : '- on ,Ma 4, 1, .. s i 1 T 2 Q 'f EI 85' Q , sl -gy. . 1 - Rn , A iff Q 55. v 5 W' A Q . - - L .-- ' . , ,W .N ayvfmmw Q. , fp - :. - 2 ,,. 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M nfl K W ilgir 345 X . 73 FOOTBALL We welcomed and were fortunate IH having the servlces of a great Notre Dame guard Mr Edward Fay as assxstant football coach to help Mr Walter Frldley head coach benlors were well represented on Hampton s football team this year fourteen boys were on the squad After three weeks of practlce xncludmg a week at Hubbard Reservatxon the tradltlonal game wlth Shaler was played but we came out on the short end 13 26 The following week Plum was defeated 14 13 a second half comeback after a 13 polnt lead had been plled up by Plum wlth erry Stone scorxng both TDs Mllvale was a warm up for the all lmportant Aspmwall game Hampton was stopped 1n the closmg seconds and we lost by one polnt 13 14 Hampton was now dropped out of the sectlon race Two weeks later the bottom fell out of the season at the hands of Oakmont ln a 22 0 defeat The season was closed at TltUSVlllC 1n a rough game 1n the cold and mud The season was fmxshed wlth three won four lost and two tned record But the season was not wlthout honor for erry Stone was elected to the WPIAL Class B All Star Team Horace Davls quarterback and erry Stone end were awarded places on the Sharpsburg Herald All Star Team and ohn Carman guard and lm Wylie back were honored on the second team lm Wylle Bob McClean and erry Stone were tied for hlgh scormg with thirty three points each erry Stone was also selected to play ln the aycee Game Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton FOOTBALL SCORES Shaler Plum Mlllvale Aspmwall Etna Oakmont Mars West Deer Tztusvllle . v ' J' s l 1 ' , - . 5 ' - , on J . . , . . 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W1-Q ia! 3 S . asltetball rlieam Hamptoifs varsity basketball team turned out one of its best records, winning IO and losing 8. After getting off to a bad start, losing 5 straight, they settled Clown to win I0 of the remaining games. In league competition time team's record was 5 won and 3 lost. Two games were won from Sbarpsburg by forfeit. Tl1CYC were 8 seniors on tbe squad, Bob Auld, John Carman, Horace Davis, Glenn Fiscus, Bob Kauffman, Tom Lejeune. john lVlcCoolc, Jerry Stone, and also, Tom Cable, nlanager. 39: St. Veronica. 40 Hampton. 58: Nlars, 45 471 West Deer. 59 Hampton, 56: Xwest Deer. 5 55g Sbaler. 69 493 Evans City, 52 311 Etna, 36 Hampton-Sharpsburg- Wfon by forfeit Hampton, 51: Aspinwall. 47 Hampton, 55: Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Nlillvale. 49 Etna. 41 Mars, 45 St. Veronica. 41 Aspinwall. 41 Hampton-Sharpsburgs Xvon by forfeit Hampton, 56: lVlillvale. 49 Hampton, 49: Evans City. 48 Hampton, 483 Shadyside. 55 u-I Q47 XJ X, 1 s 'FW ' - ' it-i...4q:: i EM. , N Q . ,i 9 9246? BOYS J. v. Mr. Steve Gerdy, our new assistant basketball coach, has done a great job in coaching the V. boys. With a squad consisting of six freshmen and sophomores, inexperience proved to be the principal factor contributing to the seven won and eleven lost record of the Junior Varsity bas- ketball squad. possessing fine team spirit along with the desire to improve, the future Hampton Varsity should prove to be a formidable contend- er among the Conference teams. Won 7 Lost 11 Hampton 31 St. Veronica .. 49 Hampton 24 West Deer , 35 Hampton 40 Shaler , . .. . 49 Hampton Evans City Hampton Etna Hampton Mars , Hampton West Deer Hampton Sharpsburg Hampton Aspinwall Hampton Nlillvale . Hampton Etna , Hampton Mars . Hampton St. Veronica Hampton Sharpsburg Hampton Aspinwall Hampton Millvale Hampton Evans City Hampton Shady Side A HAMPTON HIGH HONEYBEES The fifth season of the Hampton Honeybees was a very successful one Wlth a final record of exght VICIOFICS three losses and one tle they are a team to la proud of Th1S years schedule was a tough one but our Honeybees came through admlrably We wxll certamly mlss the graduatmg players but wxth the effxcxent trammg the V gnrls have recelved they wall be able to handle varsity posmons Mrs Karcls who coaches the Honeybees and the umor Varsnty has done a great job Honeybees Honeybees Honeybees Honeybees Honeybees Honeybees Honeybees Honeybees Honeybees Honeybees Honeybees Honeybees Honeybees 37 e . 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' ff fwvmxbw xx. 4 .Nik .p . .bf 1 4 . 4 Winmwx E ' YK 1 gi A2 ik , M i Szssskymfeggkrm . . ,., hw: . , . 5.2-1 , .fffgif Maw fy f.A- R AM- Q g. A. Q a?a if . , , wg, K N ' ,K .3 :Z ' K A Y . 25,5 5 3 lk? ' Q t ,fi-., mf ,- W. M' X , Q v V Q- i SENIOR CHOIR Senior Choir is an organization whose prime object is to furnish musical selections which are presented annually at programs during the Hampton school year. A large variety of musical selections are sung. The choir's favorites this year were 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, Stodala Pumpa, Were You There?, and The Lord's Prayer. Rehearsals were held twice a week at noon- time. Often an alto chewed on an apple while the sopranos rehearsed their high notes. The seniors who leave the choir talce with them memories of Spring Concerts, Christmas Carol Services, and, of course, some sour notes which some- how seemed to arise. BAND The student body is very proud of their Senior Band which is under the direc- tion of Mr. William Myers. The band's fine music shows the results of Mr. Myers, hard work. Their peppy marches were enjoyed by all at the football games this season. Fun and work are mixed together to make this a very successful organ- ization at Hampton. L. I Q 'Win IMHQSIP1 I I saw JG f'?w '5',, .V any r- 4 A B ar 2311 '7 JUNIOR CHOIR The Junior Choir is made up of students wlio enjoy singing ancl learning to blend tlieir voices. The junior Choir participates in the annual Christmas Carol Service and the Spring Concert. The choir is under the direction of Nlr. Nlyers. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS L,t.S-4-' ,.-'f' by-.k i tv PEPPERS Vffhen football season arrives, you will find the Peppers among the excitement of the football team's preparation and practice, The group is made up of twenty girls who work as one unit and who for the first time ab- sorbed the majorettes. It isn't all pleasure being a Pepper. There is plenty of hard work and re' hearsing behind the scenes. The girls practice continuously during the week and after school getting ready for the game. To prove their ability, they had many different routines, such as the Parade of the Woodeii Dolls, l-lick Night at Hampton, an Indian Routine, Flag Twirling and Witches' Routine. The girls will tell you they are proud of their new uniforms. Each one made her own outfit, which is of white and trimmed with gold braid, buttons and belt. To set off their uniforms, they have smart new hats. We are in agreement that the Peppers make the half more enjoyable and add much to the game. The unit teaches the girl to develop character, self-discipline, reliability, and poise. The Peppers are under the direction of Mrs. Frances Karcis. SENIOR PEPPERS 84 1 1 I 9 . Mi ,l 'T x if 3 V 1 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Our music department was busy from the hrst week of school, until the last day. The Senior Band started off with a bang, practicing faithfully for the coming football season. Whether we were winning or losing, Hampton's Band, under the capable direction of Mr. Myers, came through. Before, during, and at half-times of the games, the high-stepping Peppers and the sprightly band 'members kept the cheering crowd in high spirits. The band did much to give our team the support they needed for winning games. The band continued to practice each week throughout the year. They could always be depended upon for lending a helping hand. They took part in parades and other events which took place during the year. The Orchestra provided us with enjoyable strands of music at the May Queen Crowning, the class play, assemblies, and the Commencement Exercises. The Band's finale for the year was the memorable spring concert. We could not have done without all these worthwhile music organizations. They have helped so much to make our school years at Hampton pleasant ones. 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My .Na- ' . A D. Q ik ' 5 sw , L- a 1, Q, ggi sg s 'gf ,Q if 5 53, -:rf N' ma 'ah - 4 .Q J fq ., my 7 .. gk, iq, WN Q ! HQ 55' , :Q ,r Of l 'Q u i .1 is , X kk y i f t., gh .8 Q 7 . I , X 1 , fl, H , xy ri f W 1 xg K Hs L , Y 'A 5 'Eiga Q Q' - 25 if S lv 4 1 . A 4 5' N an , '41 'aww 11 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM As we loolc through the doors of Hubbard Reservation, many beautifully gowned ladies and their handsome escorts come into view. The Junior-Senior Prom was an enjoyable all-night affair. The music was furnished by Buddy Lee from 9:30 until 1.00. Movies were later shown. Breakfast was served at 5:30 by the par- ents, and then the festive evening came to a close. The class of 1953 will long remem- ber its biggest social event of the year. the Junior-Senior Prom, on Friday eve- ning, May 16, 1952. The theme of the decorations was Stairway to the Stars. TWIRP DANCE On Qctober 5 1977 many couples gally entered the W6lCOlT1ll'1g doors of Hamptons dlmly llghted gymnaslum to the annual TWIFP Dance Smce TWIRP means The Wolnan Is Requested to Pay that 15 just what happened It was an informal dance and the music was furnlshed by popular re ordmgs The rlch fall colors were fyplcal clecoratlons for the occaslon The big event of the evenmg was the crownmg of Kmg Twxrp ames Wylle Thls successful dance was sponsored by the unlor Class KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS DANCE On the celebrated evenlng of February 14 couples enjoyed themselves at the sennors annual Valentmes Dance The decorat1ons conslstecl of brlght red and white rlbbons wxth large red hearts strewn across the gym Light refreshments were served clurlng intermission Connle Ager and Bob Auld were chosen King and Queen of Hearts It was one of the most popular dances during the school years soclal calendar 7 - . . - s -v , . . . . ' er xv -l - K 1 . , - C . . 1 . , J - s . Q, , , . . . , , FOOT B ALL DANCE The football season was over for 'mother year It was tune for the Football Dance The Queen Connle Ager and her attendants were chosen by the football players Nlany couples crowded to the gym which was decorated with twlsted streamers of gay blue and gold ular record Delicious punch and coolues were served during mt rmlsslon The Football Dance wis a grand success 'md ended the coloful football season : JC crepe paper. Everyone danced to the strains of pop- ' U f 3 5 Alu. L., ,IF if e QMI1 94 i--5-, Curt Trial n P O D Class Teachers Pncmc QQ X Wm mv aswimgw Mm Hmm fwwim X 4,66 fr? Gfm 'TA nba .,, .k Z if 'VP-T Q4-EN 'E-9' Hola oblirg I-IOBGOBLIN HOUSE After a week of consideration, the senior class decided on HOBGOBLIN HOUSE, a Comedy of mystery in three acts. Opening night came. As its prelude selection, the Band played The Thunderer and Stout Hearted Men. The cur- tains parted, and we were in the living room of the late Horace Hobgood's house near the Ozark Foot-Hills. Miss Priscilla Carter, a rather peppery old lady, bought fl house in the Ozarks and moved there with her two nieces for six months. Her purpose was to get her nxeces away from a paxr of cheap fortune hunters When ghosts 1 Turderef qnd. '1 headless phantom appeared t 'ldd to the C0fflplIC1tlOnS Prxscxlla and the gxrls were ready to move hack to :own All ended well with the capture of the gangsters and Mlss Prls clllas consent to the marriage of her nxeces We were very fortunate havmg such 1 wonderful dlrec tor and producer as Mrs Wrnght and all apprecxated the mg HOBGOBLIN HOUQF 1 huge success 1 s L L O I l . in rnngnifilcent job she didkin mak- i , , I Q V ' Q R. V I l-lcnr S Scan-mil Kale and Tom Burn yorcl Friends My 45 'Y , xlib 'fy wax S-Elm X Q l I P f -3 ., L 1 mi f n ,Xu Z. JUNIOR CLASS FOLLIES We were the first nr Junior Class to stage the Follies for three nights. The hills a r o u n d the township on the evenings of March 27, 28, and 29. were turned into the big black mountains of Ken- tucky. The story of Ken- tucky Kate tool: place in the mountains of Little Piney, Kentucky, home of the Passavant McCoys. Six brothers, Ma, Pa, and Kate comprised the ener- getic little family. 'S' Oh, ucru, 'hiclcsl Tha cyl Sclvool Ma Of? Pm X W rl 1 V Reandaep ,or-' Q.OlDdQQ '-5??? ddmmkgqk .S I' ASSEMBLIES The assemhlles that are held at Ham ton irc for the whole P tuclent hocly Dlffexcnt clubs and organizations sponsor the assem bll s each month Usually they haue dlstlngulshed speakers who present an entertalnxntgb performance On one occasion the as sembly consxsted of a talk on Narcotlcs and the Busxness and French cluhs 'ave 1 COIT1lDlU8d ro ram The varied 3SSBlTlbl16b g P g . ' , ' ' 2 . .ex b 7 . . . V . . Y ' ' . are both educational and stimulating. , Si S Y . A . Q 'n ' ' 7 A 1 It ' W n I VV K ' 4 uw 'S adam NT ,A 1' 'fi' 3'2.., , v ii' nf ., , ' ISS Qi! K 'mg fl sw 4 A Q nov e 9fl1LI1fQ Mrs Nlerrle Auld Nllss VIOIEI C'lLIb1 Nlr Frmd A Piunt Lunmerman Pngmvmg Compiny Nlr Nlxlw ZIIIXIDEYIYYUI Phe figln Prmtery Inc Nlueller Art Cox r 6. Bmdmg Company , V ffl Q15 3 L Nlr. Floward F. jack Mr. Cyril C. Sarver ufograplms

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