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

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MRS. PHYLLIS MARTIN Phyllis ls one of the busy secretaries to our dlreclcr a' the stalcn She can aways be seen lendlnq a hand IH maklrll, the llves of he TV star and ll'elr unders udles more enlcyable She was a former Star at HTHS TV where she played on the Glrls Basketball Team She lhen moved cn to further her edllcatlon She returred to our stallcr 11'1 Iarluary of l95O She was marred cl few years after wards She has helped conslderably ln promotlnq the smooth runnlrlq of our school CONTROL ROOM OFFICE Y Almost Tzme for a Bell Mas RUTH s'rElNl-IAUSER Ruth who came to our staton 1953 lS an able ass sant t the Chef Erlqlneer Mr Sarvel' R ll' can be seen buslly worklrq lrl lhe flee a m s every mlrlule of the day H r small SpCf1Slb l1l19S that she shou ders Ruth has helped els all so m ch and always f11'lGS tl'lle IH her busy s hed.l e IO satls he 'll o an a Srl s er' Puyl .Sl 1 f ntl 1 ll . y , , . . . . l ' a ' 2 s l ' 1 A . A A ' V . I , l ln , ' l I 0 .l ' , . . Ll l M ' ' ' ef' l ct is stature gives no lndzcatlcn of the re- ' ll' ' I . . . ' ll - . , .h , C Nl f - 7 1 fy T. wh1. f 21 lt lad lt. ei l X . Q, ye 1l..r4 L... -..-..-

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Le!! lo nqht around the lable Vv 1orr1 Ee e D note D rounds S Fred L Kellurvs DG e ary Q the Eocrdj H1 en M 'Mor re sor V1r:gl E Bears Treasxreb V11 CX 'l L' rc 1d E F Scnrcde W Early KPres er Wayne H Per, s r Ifrs Lydd NTQUH Our S r1oo1 Boord meets on Monday mqhts were ot the 1-hgh School ond often toe hbrory hq 1ts may be seen b1,1rr11r1q long ond br1g'1t1y os they woke plors tor the operot1or1 of our S 1oo1 Urtder tte d1re t1o1'1 of Do tor Ecrrley PT9S1dGI'1T ot me Scwoot Boorrd md Mr Sorver our Sure V1S1I'1Q Prm 1 1 our 1'1to ore t1or1 d nt rqmg t e C I ter1d ystem tH 'noton oy SUHDIY1 Q t1e F111 BUlld1I'1Q Q.11de'1 S W1 '1 f1ot tune es T e1r 11,1 or o t 5 ur ew IQLW W 'or 1111 tdqr uftd oredk 11q Gere It 1y N rs etd tms yeorr Cor S oool Bo fd 145 done Ll H r us t rouqm our twetfe yeoxrs ott t1e t t1 r1 cmd 1 1 mmm r1H1 r1t future tor HTH I I ' : '11 1 C. 11 , C ' .T 1 1 f :11:1t:rt ' . . t' cr t i , 1 11 1. 11 - 1 f . 1 . 1 ' r, v' 1. 1. 11. 'I ttf . . . ' r, Dr. L. . Ld 1tI ' . u C ., 1 . 1 fi! ' T o 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 f . , . 1 1 1 1 ct L ' e ' C' ' ' N , F . , . . 1 , i . , 1, r 1 C po , 1 , ' A ' 1 1 1 1 u 1, ' Board 11115 Deen rzusy tms ye-.xr gettmq t11e New Wyrdnd Sorloot ' J rf: 1 GH e d ' to :ne ' s o 3 ' ,H wx 1 L - 1 . . 1 4 5 1 t1 'j pr Je: i o no h' 11scE1oo1, 1 wt 'ct' o 1 5 - 'r o r1or ' Q E1 X ' ' 1 ' ol d. rf h' V f f V 1- x V r11 C1 to :1 1 r 5 ,L o1 S Q Cl 14: Q: lo ' '31 S. l'f1y f .S'l'.x'I1f11

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MRS. MARY K. AULD Talented, versatile Mrs. Auld has de- veloped the art talents cf many of HTHS-TV's personnel. As traveled as sho is, she is able to contribute many original ideas to the art course. At home, Mrs. Auld finds her two cats willing and interesting subjects for her paintings. MRS. BETTY DUNLA? Where would a television station be without a Homemaking Department? Mrs. Dunlap has been teaching Home Ec. in grades seven through twelve since she joined us in 1953. The wor- derful aromas that fill the staticn are a tribute to the hard work of this depart- ment. Her skill as a seamstress is evi- dent in the latest fashions she models at school. MISS NANCY EVANS Miss Evans supervised the health program, and does her best to keep all the stars in tiprtop condition. Equally talented in holding the hand of a sick child or the end of a climbing rope, Miss Evans enjoys many sports, espe- cially mountain climbing. The TALBOT staff is indebted to Miss Evans for her help on the program previews. Miss Elaine Elias Mr. Edward Fay Mr. Walter Fridley Mr. Fred Hunt MISS ELAINE ELIAS Miss Elias, in charge of the HTHS library, and a former student, has returned this year from the College of William and Mary to serve on the Station's staff. Miss Elias, in addition to being in charge of all studio manuscripts, reference ma- terial, artd the film library, is training many stu- dents who are interested in library work. Miss Elias is always happy to help both the directors and students of this network. MR. EDWARD FAY Mr. Fay joined the TV station in l952. He has helped coach in many Spectaculars staged by our football teams, A living example of patriot- ism, Mr. Fay teaches Problems of Democracy, United States History, Civics, and Pennsylvania History. Mrs. Mary K. Auld Mrs. Betty Dunlap Miss Nancy Evans MR. WALTER FRIDLEY Coach directed the football team to many victories this year and trained a top track team. His archery course occupies his time during the summer vacation. Proud he is of his little daughter, Susan. MR. FRED HUNT Mr. Hunt joined Hampton along with this year's seniors when they first arrived as seventh graders. He has been contributing his services to the school faithfully ever since. His duties include being supervisor of Visual Education, Driver's Training Instructor, school Guidance Counselor, and spon- sor of Photography Club.